Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16
CraSrrENDEN cOUNtS.
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George G. Reed, son of g. G. Reed, who
was injured by being run over by a team. n
short time ago, is somewhat easier and there
is slight prospect Of his ultimate recovery.
The dwelling house which George Miller,
Esq, is fitting up at the village is fairly nm.
der way and will make quite an addition TO
the place. Evidently Shclburn is a growing
village.
IIincsbur2b.
Regular meeting of the school board in tbc
congregational vestry Monday evening,
May 10.
The Indies Aid society will nee, at Mrs.
Helen Murphy's Wednesday afternoon of
this week.
A great amount of building and repairing
- III progress. Inc extensive repairs on the
Mothoiist church include the al ition Of n
porch and tower, light stained gllss, memor.
lal windows, and an audience room much
larger than the old one and fitted tp in mod.
ern style. Mr. Charles NJ. Cooley has built
some connexions out-buildpgs and is now
busy with his new house which is Il fine
Two story structure with u French root. Mr..
ilerhclt Beechcr is building large barn ~
by 70 feet.
MIR. Fred Laviene has sid his -four veal
Old colt for $3.50. 1t viii he taken down
country.
Rev. G.. G. Frost preached il the Bap,is;
church sunday forenoon, and spoke on TEN.
| ltrance in the evening TO n large audience
MIR. frost IS to speak Monday and Tuesday
evenings in the Baptist church, and TUESDAY
Afternoon at halt past three will address The
w. o. l. !. Ia the 'ngre5atioOal vcstry.
Huntington.
| Preparations are fast being made here fol
Decoration Day. II. o. Wheeler of Bur
lngton will deliver the address. 1t is ais,
expected that Hon. ~. II. CG,smorc o
Huntington Will speak.
Geo. W. Saylcs returned from Il ston las
Saturday, looking hale and hearty
The next Free VIII Baptist quarterly meet
ing will be held in Huntington at the Nurtl
Village.
trout fishing is now the Older of the day
Those who have engaged in it thus far Law
met with good success.
The grass crop bids fair to he good in Til,
vicinity, although the weather sun remains
cold ana but very little planting has bcel
done.
Colchester.
All kinds Of farm crops are blckw ex
-. 10 I'0A'"s NclS we'll
Farmers have turned their stock into III,
pastures, but still continue to feed hay anc
grain nights and mornings.
Our cheese factory will be run This season
on the old plan, the machinery for making
vacuum butter having been moved to Wesl
Milton.
MIR. Bois Wolcot has "A young pullct
Matched in January that layed her tirsi 'U r%"
on the seventh day of his month Who con-
peat TINS But it would not he Just to re-
IRAN nom mentioning that this pulct was
Matched IN an incubator, W. ich prrhars
d WI ior nGi carly layng qualities. Mr..
bo,,i,,f i,'9 "a 10, " u"iIl'sr Oh calIY chlchs
n"..n'u III 'Ii's way
,,aI, ,' - Sm ,l. IACu up ms tinanclal
knew he was in Montreal lIeg,yr,, anita YY
mortgage of All his nrrs',,aI ,,e, "a In,,ei
farm, and then was ready to 80.
me Methodist church in ills place was
iicit Without minister from coufelerc,, amt
Is no" belh5 suppliod by Luther Freeman
OF Essex. Mr.. freeman IS Il vOurp man y,ho
'it.'uS n'iHSci ZOE lhr ministry, ana his IT.
great things for h,n in Tia, cu; r"' ~ S'''NS
Hii'oh'
The Methodist Sundlv school was du,v
organized Sunday VITA l.. l. Whitney ns
superintendent.
Rev. Mr. Bowen of Corrh.i1..t., t....
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