Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-09
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
sfset Charlotte.

Feet Charlotte.
Kew. |. w. Coombs of Bristol will preach
AZ the Baptist church next Sabbath In ex-
cnange with the pastor, Rev. r. Mott.
Mrs. G. Wiloughby and Mrs. b. Il. Emo
VIII attend the meetings OF the Women's
christian Temperance Union of Chlttenden
county, at Underhill the present week.
Our farmers have taken advantage Of the
extra fine weather for sowing during the
past ten days or fortnight, and most grain
crops are now in he ground.
Much attention has been given to orchards
this spring, the trees being trimmed, scrap
ed, whtewashrd and otherwise put in good
shape for yielding profitable returns next
iall' Many young trees too, are being set
out.
Miss Josie Pattcrson's school in the
village, district No. 10, starts off well, with
large number of rather promising scholars.
Mr. e. Mundy, editor and proprietor of
1he STANDARD, Port Perry, aud The Refor-
mer, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, with his
wife is visiting at the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Dlundy is on her return from England
where she has been spending the winter
with relatives and friends. The vessel in
which she came over, The Peruvian, was
the first this season, of the Allan Line from
fnr he rim S ,in,1 Hnu 'ooM two Mcc iA
ice IN ,ho az, ,L T',uS nciayeu cons'ue,apiy ny
Wro M,ni ,,' VI ~ ni"leuce' MI anu
slainhi,i, " w y 'P,it sun Vntlaoe goou
rounding country Nav 1st and sHd '''
Milton;
AT the annual Easter meeting of Trinity
mission. Milton. hrld IN Nav Sh tho MID.
sionary' the Rev, g. Graves If Ruring,m i,o
presiding, the follow,ny rflcers were chostn
for the ensuing wear, viz secretary The
missionary treasurer. Mrs n n Smi, h :.
delegate to the diocesan convention. NJ ST
Adams, in June. DR.. =. r. Uathawav
Sr. finance committed, cnnvnssrrs and
collectors of subscrip,ions Miss ,Jerme II
Dixon, Miss Bertha =. Uoxsie, Bisbop
Blssell of Burlington, is to otiiciate at the
church rooms on River street, Milton Falls,
on Sunday, May 18th, at A p. m, Seats
Tree.
$500
(EpiscopaD, on Sunday, May 18th at p. IN. ,
with offerings for missions. Seats free and
all invited. At the close of the above ser
v v,.,, ,ne aunua' OF a'Jpurneu parish ana
'i,o..uss WI" oc neiu at 'ne church
Good iemplars Lodge was organized
at Underhll Centre Saturday evening by
District Deputy Chaunccy II. Hayden.
mere are " charter members aud the inter-
est manifest insures success.
Mr.. r. B. Barney, agent for firm in Bos-
ton, has bought this season 1900 gallons of
maple syrup, with large quantities Of sugar
in tubs and cakes. This has been
purchased in Essex, Jericho, West
"atervllle, Fairfax and Fletcher. Tue
syrup is required to weigh l13 pounds to the
gallon. is put into casks of 30 gallons each
and canned ond oor, ~ ali ,,,, nf ,Ga
United States and Canada. The price paid
varies from 90 to 80 cents per gallon accord
i"s ~ qu"',ty'
Mrs. wells OF Chicago, the daughter Of 5.
700 i,,t;1 a'''Gu oaluruly AFTERNOON WIN
no D o u, hnn i"ey art ~ Slcuu IHc SUM-
Asahel Puher has bought five acres of
land of Mrs. Hatch on the west SIDE of Main
s'ee' anu Will ouild mouse TINS summer.
The officers installed by DR.. +. II. Cillev,
Lodge Deputy Of Chittenden Lodge, No. GO
y. &. T., for the present qurtar are
l.: G. Stone, w. G. T. Mrs f. II. CiIley.
". '. D. OoI',ns Nash, W. s. Mrs,
w III halison' W. a; .; Il. q. Lincoln,
kins ~ Chon e' n W. '" W NJ "a
susie stone " n n Ny c,a. Ia Ii,'
kins w r. { Nro II WI T " rs
Mrs rnl'ins No-h w w po,'' W. ~ G,' ..
Nealv, w. Guard; II. Wood, p. "
G. r.
DR. Ci,lev drova ,hro,o, sno,, "a i,oroo
deep in one of the main roads in Jericho on
t he first day of Nav
"hhh&'"h'
Mr.. s. B. Moves of Missouri is in town
visiting relatives.
Tho Grand arr,r % 80, ,..;,, ,,..-o n
ration dov tIio ,,'':'r ! o7' " III ''S'''o D''o-
o.
o ,t I to,i SUNNY srh,.i VIII re-"rsaniZc
.
All me puollc schools began Monday. Mr..
omth broWnson mas engaged to teach the
'iIate scnoo' LOT one year