Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-02-16

Dean moved that the building association
and the sheep-shearers' association be united
and the motion was carried. j. IL. But
toph said that additional expense would
have to be incurred the current year as 1t
was necessary that some stones and shearlng
benches should be put in their building |
also that the building had been insured Tor |
$4,000, the policy running for three years.
Mr.. Chapman wanted to Lave committee |
appointed 10 select the sheep to be SHARED at
the annual shcarng. Mr.. Bissell thought
rule wonld cover the matter, if properly
enforced. On Mr.. Chapman's motion the
executive board were directed to see that The
rule in question was rigidly enforced.
The 3D. 4th and 9th days of next Aplil
were appointed as the date for the next pub
lie shcaring.
| The subject of cleansing wool, and the
best methods of doing it, was next discussed.
Mossrs Chapman Of Mddlcbury, Stow OF
! Wcybridgc, Sanford Of Cornwall and Ellis Of
Middlcbury took part in the discussion.
1t was voted TO pay the secretary S25 per
year for his services and also that the treasurer
should be fairly rccompensed for his work in
collecting the subscriptions due. The asso-
citation then adjourned.
New Haven.
The funeral of Charles Grow took place
Thursday morning, here, and was attended
by large number of his Borrowing friends.
lIo was u bright and capable young man,
faithful in everything he undertook, and he
will be greatly missed in New Haven.
A large shipping business is being done in
New Haven this winter and large numbers
sen, away monthly from Ills station. po,a-
loo. Tor sIinmcnt 10 tho Worcrs,er md RIOS.
ion markets fetch frnm oigltv.nvr 10 ninety
cents pcr bushel
Brjdport.
Hutchinson & Lawrence hav, main s,a,t.
ed their steam saw mill which broke down
early in the season.
I1h, u o,,,s,oo, ,,,o anna ro,,i,otod
for of ~, Marc, 81 CnIm,,I,io
a,'d ,,.iaa ,,,,', e,n,,.a,s ,,;,hdrn,,n
,vos ro,ivn ~ ,tiS ,,ianc ""''9
was u "''''' " ."'' p'"'''
ms Town IS lne nome ol sIverai vi lhe
most wiueiy Known oIceucrS oilNicriio shecp
IL made o' ,hn mHye,son, ,,nn,vsnancr" con.
trovcrsv over thr tariff -, and onjnion is
div;5sd v"
Th. corcrec,,ioroI church il vi,bou, -
nos,nr M si,Sn,,'th ,i,o viii, ia vnr,. 90.
rcntobIv fl,cd hv Prof Foster of Nddlehnrv
r, lice ayorv ,,iynr, shonId I've n'aia ~ ,soi,
tie" a minister at once.
CONSIDERING lie size ,bis town is one of the
banner" towns of tho state for nc,ysnancrs
Every family, However poor, have their
weekly and many are subscribers for a doz-
In, while Of dailies there are many
j. L. Eaton, for several months pastor Of
the Congregational church at Bridport, and
who removed to Lake Linden, (Lake Supc-
rior, } Mich, last summer, is now principal of
a large and flourishing school in that thriving
place,
vorro,,o.
We Lad another iire alarm, saturday. The
dry house OF Geo w. Kendall, doors, sash
and blind mandatory, located on the land
west side OF the river, below the falls, caught
ire, and the contents, valued ut c2O0 to $500
was destroyed; no insurance The dry house
Mus 20 nave oec'' GicaIeu vi iu'iioel, te S'on-
u"i ,otIom i ni nelu'''. - Ui. NJ, VI ou.
iu'o'; E"lu-"o'N'"N i'ccii'ii'os' anu Il" regret
MS misfortune
~ - "a in'',',li Gou'cnl .iic JA.cn-
s.o, y, ~ w IoV,. ,eioi"'no u Ns 'es'''c"o'
''u." Vi '''se"ues'
lie married daughter OF Mrs. f w. Buck
,I' aVI h "mG cS f Ia, Nv, Wrs J prc
with her.
1t is understooitha the New York through
express, which arrives here at $40 p. III , is
soon to be discontinued
DR., G. W. b. Kiidcr, who has been quite
Ill, ia improving.
The little douch,cr of Rev NJ p Bell of
Bristol died AZ dinh,herin nj thnt nlncc SAT.
urday. She contracted tho disease nj 81
Adams DIR. Arthur was thc ATTENDING nhv.
stefan. Mrs. Bell is very low with the same
disease at St. Adams.
Another snow furry has added to the in.
convenience Of travellers on east and west
roads. The Ncrgenncs and Chimney Point
,' 80" ~. WV Wv. mas '.'uu ,''n' ;m
cuI, ir.voIlinT tbon NOW. rio f.IIs s.rvo
for highway, for lonr distance. The effect
of the substantial rail fences is TO mi The
highway with snow,
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e pa'In' p''"IN ,ya".u 'h'a u' iill. III
Ia i'cues. VI tuc n,u''s Nun Eioil 'quan'unly
getting u DC f"'her h'ho'oii'us' now
e'e'
f Groom Friday Fobru,rv osrd will c,ll
out some of the best herdsmen in this part Of
the State.
Mr. f. / I;hor,y rro,ocro,hor ,,Lo
was recently burned out in the Charles
snon Lo rnaL,, ~ ..m,ai'o f.nn",,, fNr ,ia
"'''e' auu ooa"A VI 'c'so"uc''
W. nru'Gn onc VI Wv .,'u l.,, u
81 49, ,';,' IT, o. $3.50