Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-23
CIsTrTENDEN COUNTY.
EIincsburgi.


CIsITTENDEN COUNTY.
Hincsburgh.
The Valley cheese factory which opened
May 9th is now making eleven cheese day.
Mr. Ed Bissonott, the premium cheese
maker has charge again this year. The
'leese is manufactured aud boxed for cent
aud a quarter per pound. The Union fac
tory opened May - with Mr.. Arthur Bis.
sonetle cheese maker.
Mr.. David X Patrick has not had such
a call for farm implements mt lis nanufac
tory in n number vt years and his fun force
IS working carly and late to supply The Dc
nand
Potatoes in large quantities are hcina
bushcl.
Shelburn,
ID. l.. Spear, Esq, is making extensive
additions to hi, saw mil at jhy Falls.
G.. Harrington, Esq, # C,,vclnd i in
town. lie and his family are intending to
spend the summer here.
A Young son Of Loanlcr j. Chauvin tur.
fcred a slight injury Sad narrowly cscanol o
serious accident by hainp run over bv u
was riding in n wagon behind which lbr
harrow was beng drawn when he either
jumped or fell out, the harrow passing over
one leg.
Shclburn.
George. son Of c. G. Reed, E.u., who was
injured by being run over by team, as We
have therefore, mentioned and has fingered in
much suffering for the past three weeks, was
relieved from pain and trouble Sunday aftcr
noon. The funeral Wla held at the Meth.
odist church Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock. Mr.. Reed and his fumily have the
heartfelt sympathy of all, in their sad tc
reaqcmcnt.
Richmond,
On the Richmond academy bell is this in
scription; presented by the Hon. Geo. f
Edmunds to Richmond academy, Vt, 1865
The cost was about 800.
The widow of Justin Sweo' Of Hunting
ton has been appointed liquor agent by
Commissioner Wright.
The dwelling house of the late Deacon
Sweet in the Huntington gore was burnct
one night last week. No one had lived in i
for several weeks cause Of fire unknown.
Hon. J. i. Mason expects f. attend tx
Chicago convention.
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1t rained within every twonty-fou hour
from the nth to the 18th.
san day, The 18th, the mountains acros
the lake aud east If us were capped witt
snow.
Grass could hardly lool more promisn.
for the season. sud most e1wcI Grain ha
come up nicely
The rainy spell caurht most farmers ius
ready to plant and that is where thew ar,
now.
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thorn 10 crogS "a On, r,,, t,la- W., ~
until You sell No. fruit for 31.j0 bsrrcl
paying big prices for picking aud 90 to 81
cents each for packages Apple growers
have had considerable sunshine, bnt we
weather is certain to come some time.
Every one thinks nobody else will plant
potatoes this year snl % sai4 in '1r a uo9t
lot.
The birds and fine vanlcri,e r,i.s,,.ol,
and the dancing bocr mon cs,ehlisb ,bn n5
Won, of s,,r,n,o7 %"
E'srx Jrncfiom.
The association Of Cop.rcoo,i,73 nina
trrs conyencs here tbis aftcrn1,1 amj ng,.r-
inc.
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MI .hasr las s9iI 10 Mr. "nlrn scvtra
acres OF the lana in the west uart 1T the vii
lsge which lie bought Of the I. Tu"hs estate
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