Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06
CIIITTENDEN COUNTY,

The venerable Orren Mead, SO years old
slipped on the ice in his d))ryard and fell,
breaking his wrist. 1t was set by the two
doctor, Miles, and although he suffered
much pain, his condition is as comfortable
as could be expected.
Mr. James Davis has bought the Elder
Sawyer farm in Shelburn, So acres for
S2400.
About 80 attended the Congregational
sociable al Mr.. Isaiah BOWS, last Wednes-
day.
Another lot of German laborers was
brought into town last week to the great dis.
gust Of our home talent The farmers think
they have solved the labor problem
The public schools will open again on Mon
day, April Both.
Great complaints are pouring 10 upon the
selectmcn regarding the drifted condition of
the cross roads. Wire fences would prevent
this evil. 1t is estimated that it will cost
our town one hundred dollars to open these
roads
The mornings are vocal with robin red.
breasts songs. Poor robin so cheerful IN
such cold world may teach us a lesson
worth remembering
Subject for conference at the Uuiversqist
church, Sunday evening, April Sth The
rue ,hiiS'l'h Lac. Text Malt, VII, IL.
y te u, ar%'''"I' mn.' W. ha a
James l., % 10 end. James ill.,, II. Psalms
XIV, entire. Ecclesiastes xii, Is.
Williston is troubled with chicken thieves.
At the classic locality known as Muddy
Brook, hens and turkeys are said to he
spirited away in broad daylight. The people
arc getting wrought up ana several OF them
arc ha',ne ia" rust ooren out OF their Ole
queen Ann llfearihs'
Rich n.Omd.
pa., Mas. co,.;a .,,
III, -, ~, =, wan W "c'u ~ ',ic n,
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~ l''e uniu,i schoo' meeting, a. D. Ed-
m".us, Napt' +. oicason anu T. ~ lru-
INA ,ii'" VII c'es'eT ptuien'lal Committee IN
tic siaucu sc"ooi u's'iic,, anu lhey nave en-
sasGu ro' ,nc coming year the popular teach.
CT, d. Z, Sushman VINO mas peeh principal oil
'hc sc'lool '"o yeats ueiore'
y. ii. Frary of Joncsvillc and son have
old ,boeso s,l,, horo Nordor n, IA oo,.s
"a hove wore IN the mo,tet Ono burdrod
and oi,,v ,uhs ,,f hn,,,., ,,.oro doI;r,raa soiJ
for % cts common overage % fno Ok
r,a TO-. ,.,,.a - ~, 80
burned the other night, together with now
w i'ayi'Ihe' 40 oucNt's TWO sap hoI'ers'
l'tfce l'o"s' one i'arIu" uh lar &c NUMBER
vi iaiiiins ,U1's, Mo .ss anu I,t'et Oh
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u,o J,r,,, Il ,ia,. "' o,n $500, 'suuu
s.th hirtbd,v Rov Mr. uaytord V ma n
some appropriate remarks which were re.
sponded TO by the widow in feeling aud
sensible manner
Milton,
Easter was duly celebrated at Ihe Eplsco-
iai set'icI on SUNNY NY, Inc must
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for r,issinns in"i''r;r,r ,ha nh;IJrans, rm,,s
obos,s anI ,,a IIni,. t ,mu In. Ms nnie
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Essex.
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this naner some rrovoking tvnograpbicnl
errors occurred. he funeral referred 10 was
,ras Ma Sct,i,iJ 'YhH ,iIy.J ,h,. 1r',sn
Essex Junction.
ma rsu.l or,o,,, -, rnvirr lila snri,y
and ,Lc JcmanI for trucmcn,s exceeds The
sunnlv
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AIR. H. ialper has sou ms interest III 'ne
Junction House To ""icui beach'
l.. NJ. Brigham has leased his farm to L.
Pratt
NJ. A. Bingham has been chosen third
committee of graded school in place of c.
q. Williams, whose term expired
Robins are making music these NOR
nings.
Mrs. Caroline ,Mcad) Wells from York,
Neb., is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Wells is native Of underhill, aud one
of ten children. She returns 10 her native
home alter AN absence oil nearly nan
century, TO feaIl"i cnahsc7 "t'cn siic eouuu
not anticipate "n"'e i'i'iiics INV
passtu away III ~ "uscn'' S"u 9". ~" NJ
nnd Marin NJ Meal q III reside in Iipdetbill
Charlotte
The concert by the Congregational Sunday
school passed off finely, The desk and the