Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-17

lOf screw DIille.
Rev. George b. Sterling was installed
pastor OF the Glover Congregational
church "Wednesday.
There are thirtv-two sluice-ways and
one bridge ON a piece of road "a South
Glover, less than two miles In length.
The Barton Inndug Water Supply com
panN Is Arrange ~ for putting Il limited
number Of Su1rts on the market to raise
money to rNtru the pipes to other points
III the village.
The next nuuual meeting of the Rut-
land county uI.,,rcal society will be held .
August |, in nat part Of CHstlCtou known .
It, BcIgO, near the residence of Allen .
Palmer
Bartlett Betters of Newport, VT. is
ahead on new potatoes 50 far He dug
some last saturday which measured seven
inches in circumference one way and six
the other They are the beauty of Hebron .
variety, smooth and nice.
/ At the late annual meeting of the asso-
Ciate alumni of the CaStlctOn Normal
school II. y. ICaVcnwOTth of CaStletOn
was elected president, Mrs. Laura r..
Cramtun OF Rutland vice president, and
/ Miss Minnie Gorton of Clarendon secre-
/ tary and treasurer
Oren iIanford of Coventry has been suf-
/ fcring for some months from Il lung
trouble, and DR.. Gould, his physician be-
| coming convinced that water had gather
cd around his lungs accompanied Mr..
llanlOrd to st. JOhuSbury where a sue
ccsstul operation was performed and near
IN two quarts of water removed, said to
weigh about five pounds.
Black dpthcria is raging in Newport.
one family has lost four young children
ana many more are i'll,
\ Johnson lear amused itself the other
day by chasing the young stock in the
pastures IN tnat vicinity.
\ Iuppt inc lnnEiup n tIn orpnnizati
of Il poultry dud pet stock association was
held at Bellows Falls recently.
\ Sharon lad 10 years Old celebrated the
Fourth by winning twice across stand
Ing pond. ii distance of about $50 rods.
\ Ncrgennes farmer has $50 sWarms of
bees, and more to come. He sold two tons
of honey last year, and expects to sell
more this season.
L.W. RedingtOn and J. J. II. Randall are
both seeking TO be postmaster at Rutland.
Politically Mr.. RcdingtOn seems to have
the inside track though Mr. Randall is
favored by the business men.
The Congregational society at Barre
voted at Il meeting held recently, to repair
their church after the plan proposed by
Mr.. Gulns"y Of Montpelier. + he expense
Will be about $1,000.
Rev. \. C.. Stevens died at Riverhead,
l.. /, Thursday Of last week, and was
buried Saturday. Mr. stevens was born
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The Northneld Black slate company
S was organized Monday. George Nichols
e was elected president, r. ". button sec
rotary and treasurer Andrew y. Denny
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l. ana other arrangements maze 1or tht
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