Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-01
Richmond.

Rev. Geo. 5. Guernsey will preach In Essex
Centre, next Sunday, Sept Bird, forenoon and
afternoon.
Richmond.
The Richmond and Winoosk baseball
clubs will play match game the second day
of the county fair for a premium of $50. The
Richmond and Jericho baseball clubs play a
match game at Richmond next Friday.
Father Clavicr, the resident Catholic priest,
is soon to start for France for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman aud Miss Leonard
are the teachers in the graded school at Rich
mond village Miss Edgerton at Jonesvlc
Miss Ella Ellis in district No 3 and Miss
Maggie Mahoney in No. 1.
Died in Marshal, Michigan, the 2lst inst.
Mrs. Laura Brown, wife Of the late Stephen
N. Brown of Richmond, aged n years. Her
remains were brought to Richmond for iu-
termcnt. Also in Richmond, the 23rd
Martin Barber, aged SO Yeas and four months.
Also the cath inst, Mr. Daniel Goodrich, aged
% years and on the eth inst. of cholera
infantum the ouly son Of Mr.. and Mrs Giles
Warden, aged seven months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilton have returned
from a two weeks vacation at st. Leon
Springs.
Dea. U. $. Whitcomb after the burial of
his brother, Eras,us, went to Saratoga
Springs.
Political matters are remarkably quiet for
20 short time before election. Several good
atives, the most prominent being Howard
Sayles, Ezra Stephens and 8. ii. Davis.
Charlotte.
Potatoes will yield about like last year,
not full crop The dry wave struck them
just when they needed rain the most.
Political currents hereabouts resemble the
Gulf stream in that they are warm.
Sunday school picnic and boat ride Thurs
day, the 3lst, on the A. Williams to Bow
and Arrow Point.
The heavy grain yield gives threshing-ma
chine men plenty to do.
Corn is caring pretty well despite the dry
weather, and most fields are forward enough
to rpen unless we have extremely early
frosts.
The Fall term of Lake View Seminary,
Miss Sarah Martin, teacher, commences
Monday, Sept. 4th. There is prospect of as
large an attendance rs can be accommodated
in the school room.
an sdlu tuG blLcl
that he saw "a million ,ousan' gray SOUR
rcls, and he probably didn't get more than
half dozen or so out of the way, for the
woods are full of them.
Hunters should he very careful these days
or their gun wads will fire the dry leaves
and it is no time now for forest fires.
Apples will probably bring good price
this year, us advices from all directions in
fligafn IA email - " ITi.rh.a ,rI,n ltva
in Cass county, Michigan, great fruit Sec
ton, writes there are no apples in the county
and very few through the State.
The selectmcn find some repairs necessary
on one of the wings to the Sherman bridge in
District No. I. This bridge it will be re-
was built in 1S4y and has up to
this time, cost very little in the way OF re-
pairs
Quite number from this section attended
the campmectiDg at Spring Grove, and sever
al families are in camp at the Queen City
Park during the meetings there.
f. II. Wheeler and his grandson, frankie
Alexander are spending few weeks ON Il
Western trip, going us far as Illinois
Did any mortal man ever see the beat of
the buggy peas this year? Seven peas in ten
will have a bug tenant aud this is true of
iH'Sc oONu tdii VI nut, VI lluil way DttWtcu
Hinesburgh.
Misses Mary and Emma Coleman, Nina
Hall, and Mamie khnsley have gone to attend
school at the Vermont Conference Seminary
at Montpelier
Jericho.
A match game of baseball was played on
Friday, at Jericho between the Richmond
Al, ILL.,,
monds by II score OF 1G too