Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-05-25
CilITTENDES COUNTY.
IntlCrlitII,

+. l.. Horizons steam mill at Undcrhll
Centre was burned Saturday morning No
insurance.
Mrs. Luther Blood died Friday night, after
quite long illness.
SheIburn.
An accident occurred tou valuable horse
belonging to Col. Lc Grand b. Cannon Sat.
urday morning 1t was standing near j.
Dubuc's SHOP with the driver on the ground
holding the rrins, when ii suddenly took
fright, whirlel aud upset the carriage. Luck
lily the man in charge dill not lose hold of the
lines and the horse WAS soon brought to
stan .istill. Several severe cuts on the horse
and slight injury to the wagon were the re-
suit
Rev A. J. Davis aud wife of Darlington
Wisconsin, are visiting friends at Waterbury
and vicinity. AT present they are the guests
of II. j. Morse. Nlr. Davis was a brother of
the late Mrs Morse. lie has resided in the
West for the past tweuty-six years. lie is
expected TO preach in the chapel at North
Duxbury next Sunday afternoon.
Richmond
At the annual communication of North
Star Lodge, No. 12, +. a. A. Masons, Rich
mOnl. the I'D. trpOrup w. SuylP5 elect
ed w. NJ. II. &. bromley, S. W. G.. ID.
Ellis, j. W.. F.; +. B. Andrews, Treasurer;
IL. Nj. Conant, Secretary; W. ID. Hall ap-
pointed S. d b. L. Sprague, J. ID. Frank
DD,iigss' ~; ~, Iranutu' stewards ~; ~
Wiu,e' MaI sh az l. w; IasIIs' DhuPialh
Il. IL. Jones ,lyier; w. u. nan, salmon
Green anu w. N Murray, financial COM
~ ,,,-. ,aao.
80 on az e,""u I'ss US eoi''i'e'cu i ~, 1000 10
$4,000 ,.. III 80, no w F',o-vioo S"lu
9vcl liisl year, S@oo'oo NO grand ''S's were
"ou''o"'
Market 'he same last Monday as one week
"s''
SCUM burlington.
Tic listers have flied thc nrnnd lis, in the
town clerks office. II shows n small in.
crease from 1850. Number Of mills. 153 real
estate valuation, S2Gi. Oii.Sl; personal
estate, Sl45, OCS. il: milking n total list
of SI301,l3 In 1889 there were la
polls, real estate valuation of s251. 1874. "a,
personal estate of S143 22G railroad bed
appraised at SGGGG. GO, making total lis. of
S43G2. 7G.
Arroroo.,or,o oro h,;uo, ,no,io ,,r ,,,, oroo
,ion of p nnn,Icr Of now no,,a,,os ~, ,hn
onaon C;,,, pa,l, orn,,,a, anI Y.,s,, lii
go - Ia ~ M H ~, ,i "''' WI" WIN
''I" ~ '',,''.,"'0' VII '"'i'''
John .. nellion mas purchased twenty-five
acres OF land al Joining his home place on
S19so '''N' '''''0' P'''' P'''''
Charles FRANK has blrraincL Tor the Ready
homestead OF eight acres on White street FOR
S4oo' ,,,
"
The listers have completed their work, and
while the real estate is about the same as last
year, the personal estate is increased about
n,uy thousand dollars: ine grand list OF the
''"n 'o' .nis Sear Is FoI4o.'4'
MIR. and Mrs. David II. Patrick were very
agreeably surprised on the evening Of May
lolh by the sudden inroai Of some eighty Of
their friends. 1t was the fifteenth annvcr-
slry oil sieir wedding. The esteem in which
THIS worthy couple is held, found expression
not only in words which are often empty,
but IN substantial array OF presents, doubly
pn r i r, oelns tohcns o. irlehushp'
an,, !; r,o , rn,,';o .'ir Pteseu.a',on SpeeIn,
Al. 4 "a1 apP'tp',a'ey lesppnoeu 10 ny
handsome china Ten set n ni p dis,, H.,
ter holder and several other nieces of Glass
ware and hnngino Ia,in no ssiivn,
pieces were a dinner caster, cake basket,
call bell, pickle caster, butter dish and knife,
spoonholder, and pie knife. Tie merry