Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-15
LNIII NEW SERIES. VOL. xxx.

dali, have all SigniGpd their intention to he
Freeman Morgan's barn near Rochester
village was discovered ON fire last Satur-
duv morning. about : o'clock. and was en-
tirelv consumed. Cause IF the fire un-
known Two calves pcrishrd i'm the
flames.
Col. T.. W. IIigginson has been invited
To address the Independents Of Brattlp-
boro.
The Cnmntrnllnr ,f tho furrauc, b,s
riyen nuthniitv tn nr',,nilp thn \nfionnI
hank If Windsor ,rifL - cn,,itnl nf nnn
hundrrd thn,snnd Lnil,r. finn Hiram
IJ,rln,v ,vhn ,vn. nrn.idnut ,f mo nlL e..
cutnpy hnnk hns rnusnntnd tn TAXA the
same position i'll the new institution.
Nergenn"N.
Mr. Hiram Walker aged about seventy
years, dropped dead. while cutting oats in
his field near the American house, Yer
gennes. Monday forenoon. supposed
c luse of death. heart disease. He was a
r ,sdent of Ferrisburph. leaves n wife. but
n children.
Rev. A. A. Robertson will he installed
dInImr ,nr,,.,i, III I,riInnrt NM, II Ii,,n, n
and TrrrsburTh hnvn harn invita- +" n,r ~
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Iva ,n,, nf d..n irtnr.,t nS Wr ,J,ii
and nr Sn,mIding ~ fnrmnr nnstors If
thr rhnrih hnvr hosts If WARM fripnds
and nLn,irnrs in III. nl,cn ma iIy
fnnL, " n,rtv to West,,0rt iost SnnIov '
rhn 1N ,r p'i,S ,o.t :" ~ nt , nS mtt an
cnuropinI character III. advance in
thn nr,irn nf h,'ttnr I,st Sn+,nr,i,v ,,.,s -
wrIaninr chnn,rr in IN" mnrl,pt f"iy fnrm.
ers Richard : Tuthill. ESD United
states Ilstrirt -nttnrney Chicnt,o is in
,n,,, ,,,i,,r :, t,,.;nf III, t f,;anI ia
il tbn rr,t;.t If W,s J,rnb Smith Rnv
Nr IIirknk IF Ornur,. NV Irrsev viii
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Sunday
Montpelier.
Mr. W y Peck an elderly citizrn nf
this nlncr. vn. thrown from his cnrrioGr
ON Si1uduv ,nnrnin,r .,rniust =, fence and
received quite severe injuries. He is do
i.iG nHa q,i''e Meti Mr. nni MrS d. 81,
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Alburgh.
\ cnucus for the election of EIGHT dele
,,ntps tn tho RnnuhIirnn rniiutv convnn-
tion To he holden at north Hero the lGt h
inst. was held nt town hail. saturday
ryeninw sth inst and the following ner.
sons were chosen; 4, Il. Manning II
Wedgeworth, f, &. kinslev, p Brown.
II. c. Phelps. II. 5. Mott. t.. l.. Collins
and J. s Gordon. They go uninstructed
J go. The hay crop in this town will be
about twenty per cent lighter than last
year 1t has nearly all been harvested
and the quality is generally good for the
uncommOnly bad weather we have had
all through haying. We have scarcely
had two days at ii time without rain. The
-. ;r ,,',,,,,,I,I G ,Hn '
unusual average in beans. by many esti-
mated rs large as that sown to oats, and
they are looking very well but will require
Il late frost to fully ripen Potatoes are Il
good crop and corn an average. though
late. The different Sunday-schools of
the county hold an excursion to Burlnu-
ton on the Reindeer on Thursday the l4th
inst.
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