Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-18
4 bDi>ON COUNTY,
HINdlchIIrA.

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o. H. htcNlh, VINO was burned out by the
ilrc; ihtehus 10 rebuild and to put up better
Jo n,rp'"S ''"' '"e one 'ha' was burned
LHihoellng business has begun TO boom on
we mountains, ana II The good slcighing con-
i ,,l. 'hcle VIII DC Hush times again this
WINTER im' NJ Chapman has sixty teams
fortv Of ,b"o H., irGp 'ogS IRON hlpion-
tain pu,n ra','''or,. a53d , tro oie 1 hu"n-
tbn min mil a. n,IIn,, iI,t,n ''""ipS W
~ Wv ,,''oL' @'N'
luH "a,,r III o'ier creek IS rising rapidly,
,Mn ','I"i !, ' . ICE III some paris IS SUD
| Of a ,Lo,. =, i,r;,' "o' a'quno "iuCh more
Iiounyar w., ;nd W. se,cluI break up
dnrin,, ,o ,'o,, nts' ueen VCry busy
ahout III MAJ. ,.o,,,o O0"' "''' ""'c g"V III
|
Nv Az; ~ htooNs Oh boston, q the Gutter
. la pie .'Pauy' mas arrived IN town and for
w present mas laEGn charge OF the company's
main in [oroa ii Ior ntonNS Mli pronaoiY re-
he oxnecieG hot Tho nTairiP - "nu 1t may
viii soo,, no e,rai Us. y. NV company
o "o nUU" W s''"'-"V'neo out under his man
,,,
s,dcwa, G,s' ~ o oa'no rm Inena to keep the
tor ;Th,,r 80 90 c'uuI.Iou uuilhg inc WIN
o oGa. nus t Lar thcy nave been kept well
rva,o o y, sao" u'i Unnecessary zee and the
onf"roo ,h mu,'cc 'i5 tneY VIII vigorously
VIC Sii'a-c olulnancc against dump
'"s "S"'' anu o'nc' rc'uSe III inc street.
| for snort Time past the sheep trade has
| apparently been picking up. Although the
| shipments by the carload have not been so
NUM-, as lh'y formerly were, good
h.anS sil ~, InyS or single animals have been
nnlppeu ny express ana now freight ship
nn., ,, a,' uuluS resumed since latest re-
pp, u'SJ t ~ .uiloNIig shipments nave ncen
nnI u iiWi .ac iJlght uSPo' nero; CheIono
rnod " ,m en- pea one car Ioau, OF lO3
m ,';, 10 A'1GhS, ono LOUIS DroIlet going
car loa5 10 hco1 70 Tra,, T anipie W nan
sin Uarn,on po,l., Oen.,t, N.scon-
them; and Messrs Snivnv ond MaDn,niJ
shinnrd "a bnaJ 70 ras, - "' a.
Mcdonald com, ,tI' thn, l'0''' Ni'''' -'''
"''' '-'''''
The skating in Otter Creek is splcudid.
both alb We and below the falls, and crowds
OF Young folks take advantage of il every
afternoon and evening.
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place at Professor Louis w. Austln's on
Friday evening, Jan. 1S.
1t is a rather slack time with tho ,roIroo
speculators here inst nav, pnto,pao sou
shipment to Boston and viriniiv hrinr onI,
% cents per bushcl nj the fro,rht do,,ot' "'':y |
Mrs 7 II Wa,,.hoar. .','7u' "1po''
a two months visit f. IlIiross and I Wioh; a.'ei
Tboro &c d,., - s"'
~, .tooi -. a. VI lalh "nout Geltlng
ybich tho 'r roappu.y, ~ purchase me land on
and erect n handsome hricl, bIooi, - st.o.
the whole site. All tbn hnrnnd b,,;,J;ncs
but one stood on leased land
ur-,-,,. '
night. a counlc of vonnr NOV ,1at ,,,;,t iuay
accident and ono of tLn,t7 Voc o,,;. ~ "l'n au
injured The nloco ie nroi;Go az ,,;c1,y
and moro NAV ho i-oI.Id e., " .i'"''c's'
''' ,rr hwy s,, may ~ '".o Iol h'gu'Iy'
,oo,,n 49, poIsonlng case at Goshen |
I;,,i ,, w. n.c matter OF nluch cry and
uEd.,M VIZ ~ States Attorney Hawkins and
thc rronnd o"in opeut , C .h l1e on
stems have since hecn tolnn - Lr; any ~ as ~
peced nnrtios ia troi il NY sIs
taken for granted there orc nn sdl;G rro Io
for proceedinr anoinst ,Eow ''" 9'ounu'
Th.oser,, a..
uarnhoil u II tnG ''Ie "aIuehS' MessFs; A. j.
ba,o ''rl a,,, ~ hus1pli ana a. a. fletcher,
nave peguh making the rounds OF the village
where dancer frpn f. "'iu Svo I've pPes 10 see
may W i"' MIL
Eishi iuay az, h'Ini Parry, consisting OF A. ii.
NIa',, auu noolnson OartWeIl OF the Green
do, r. T,;u PI'nS' ~ W H. ohel-
Gon, IN ,Ncyile' John Z: Stapleton and
W yTn;5 ID, -lcu wan, WIN ladies', chartered
W " ili,a.ii1ons IQur-horse gu and had
s"n-nr ',u ~ , ~ CeisenhCs' Where they took
suppcI at t,e Ga'ncs mouse. After supper
:. was uuhGlnS anu music, lhe music be-
Ing iurh'sneu by members OF the party.
The date for the nreman's ball has been
settled on and it will take place on Wcdnes-
day evening, Jan, 90. The proceeds of the
ga "lll DC appIled to fund to be raised
t s 'ne purpose OF purchasing new uniforms
Ioi NC members OF Inc company the old
o oncs pcinS prGilY wei played out d new
oHrS o0'nR p"u'y heeueo'
Rev. Father Edward Maloncy, pastor of