Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11

q T
atoga where he was present at the annual
meeting of the American Bar association
... DR.. Goss, j. X. Darling, Esq, and f..
r. Hyde q Co. have had their telephone
instruments removed because the com
pany did not connect Chelsea with South
Royalton as was promised John b. Ba-
con and wife departed for Saratoga
Friday morning to be gone two weeks.
. Rev. f.. H. Herrck begins his months
vacation next Sunday, his congregation
meanwhile attending service at the Meth
odst church but maintaining Sunday
school
= st. Johnsbury.
| Mrs. Miller, wife of Rev. ID. f.. Miller, n
| former pastor of the Methodist church of
this place, is visiting friends in town..
Mrs ID. H.. Nelson is visiting for few
days in Haverhill, \. H.. Lyman b. At
wood returned Wednesday from his bust
ness trip to the West. Mr.. Atwood went
as far Il Fergus Falls Dakota, where he
owns II store Since the Introduction of
the postal note, Sept. B. 1883, there have
been 3O11 issued from this postonce in The
two years ending Sept 3, 1855. The
band gave the last open air concert for
this season in front of the Athenuum
next Tuesday evening. Mrs. NJ. Brown
intends to go to Minneapolis, Mimi, in a
few weeks to reside with her son, f.. ID.
Brown, who is IL real estate agent at that
place.
Rev. l.. o. Brastow of New Haven,
. Conn, preached to his former people at
the South Congregational church last
Sunday, His subject in the morning be-
ing "Christian Rest and in the evening
"Christian Possessions. Rev. f. 7.
Perkins of Burlington, supplied the
pulpit at the North church last Sabbath.
Bristol.
The honey harvest is considered good
one in this section. Charles McGee, has
taken from Seventy-siX swarms of bees,
! the past season 522O pounds of honey and
Frank Sumner from fifty swarms $500
pounds of honey. The honey is of a very
fine quality and flavor. The price pad for
honey is from 10 to 20 cents per pound ...
/ The band of Arabs, who landed in Que
village Saturday. They camped on
| brakes Island Friday night and early
Saturday morning they had large au-
dience watching their movements. They
stayed about the village till late in the
afternoon, then started in the direction of
! Middlebury, all hands begging ....G Geo.
phalen and wife of Cuttingsville were in
town over the sabbath, on Il visit to
friends 81. DR.. James b. O'Niel of Boston
is in town on Il visit to his father, Patrick
O'Niel.
Isle La Motto.
Harvesting is nearly ended. Messrs.
Kellogg and Paige,two advent preachers,
are holding an interesting series of meet
ings. Some of our townspeople left on
. Monday to attend the State fair in Burlng
ton... Quite II number attended the union
. exhibition last week in st. Adams see. Ca
madam boatmen are paying fifty cents II
bushel for common apples Quite a
number from Alburgh attended the Con
gregational picnic held ut Sandy Point,
last week
Mr.. and Mrs l.. O Chapin have gone to
Monkton to reside Mr. Chaplin has leased
IA farm there -. Hon. Edward :. Dana has
been appointed to ill the vacancy of town
clerk, caused by the removal of Mr.. L. o.
Chaplin from tOwn....Mr. and Mrs. {. Is.
+. Palmer, we learn, are soon to remove
to Burlington. band of nomad.
who claimed to be of Turkish blood
encamped in town over the sabbath One
can get quite an idea of the nOmadic
races by visiting their encampments, and
it is noticeable i'll what degree
woman is held among them, for she and
the horses appear to constitute the pack
animals of the caravan. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowman of Boston are in town, the guests
of Hon. and Mrs ID. w. Nash. Miss
Lottie +. Bottum goes this week to Bos-
ton to be gone year. She will attend the
Conservatory Of music The trial of the
case of Cushman VS.. Adams, which was
to have had Il hearing on Friday last, has
been settled between the parties.
, Montpelier
WASHINGTON County Cont opened mt II
a. m. Tuesday, Hon. Russell >. Taft pre-
: Stantnn assistant iudres AfteI
, the charge to the grand Jury the
plant II in the case of Stevens against
Dudley ade Il motion fora "struck' jury
This famous case being the first one ON
we Jul ~ anu ntl NJ ntv" I ~
lln.c9 Mitl!ou' any ueiil f ie3"t,i ~
fu..lt SItnteu ,nc i9t f' lUt ,,d,. y,
1tP' ~ ii' , o''i, - ~, a. "a
D Ton vn,r, moo nv Mr. Dudlev Xh6 wa,
I acting rs police officer. Mr.. stevens :