Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-15

! worth 500 and has no OutDulldlngS. Inc
scholars attending the present school ans
wer the calls of nature in the public high
way. Eight women attended the meeting
for the purpose of resembling the vote to
build. There were grandmothers, and one
a mother of children now attending the
| school, and one, strange to say, was
school teacher. The reason for this action
was poverty. The district has grand
list of only S525. The new house was to
cost not over $3.50 to be paid in four
annual instalnents, a TAX of 81 cents on Il
| dollar each year.
The first thunder storm of the season
came on Sunday. The last week has
| been wet and cold with occasionally u
sive improvements i'll his store lately....
! Owing to the cold, wet weather farmers
have sown only small quantity of grain
! yet .... There was only "A small audience
AT the boxing exhibition at Dantorth's
hall.
Shoreham.
State Superintendent Dart assisted by
j. j. X. Randall of Rutland held an edu-
cational meeting in Academy Hall May 3.
| Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
| weather teachers were present from Ben
son, Whiting, Cornwall anh Bridport. a
| most excellent and bountful dinner was
served by the ladies, in the large school
room. The day was pleasantly and proh-
tably spent.
Alburgh.
| ..,,,
| Ahother SpcC,al toWn meeting was hclu
| at the town hall, the 9th inst, and the
uoWii Vo'eu az apProPIlatioh Vi S2o9g "
payable $1,000 in Oct. 1856, $1,000 in 1887
and $1,000 in lSSS. This will probably wind
| uP our Special IlieetliSS ih rtierence 10
.ilio piliSt.' :. ne llsleIo lot'.u onl9 W. %
CaSeS Whele IN lhelt JliuSlllelt tne partIeS
lalleu 10 nuke SlVlSiaclory return, anu
theSe were dounle9 an appeal Is 10 pe
aaken 10 me poard OF civil auth0rlty ~.
Inc loiloWlnS olncers were eleGleu at the
anhual conVocatloh Oh nm IhapteT No
~ - ~ "A ~, the 1Jh IliSt; M; ~ r. +"
H. y; hheIpS f.. NJ, T. Nantlhe T.; D.
H. MOI HeCIetary, H. -; ooWleS irea-
surer' ~ !. Mott T. OF H. George l-y-
man r. o, ueo' II; So"lGS ~ a. ~
ChaS' MahnlhI NJ 'u :, II. II, HuaniS
ini,. Va, Ill'a ~ L. T. 0ouie M' ISL W. W. W.
r'och"ell'
n; ne or honesteai o. 'He late y Juu9e g
Ilerpoiht, now owned Uy Mr. ueorge Il,
otone' Is UNDERGOING r tlProugn pr, prlsnlilS s
up, rePaihtiiiS' etc' ne iaa. Vi Une luIhl-
ture OF the former oWner has been de5-
patcheu TO ChlcaSo me place IS nal
i9Wed sPoI TO az ol our oluer tilM9ns: 9 IS ~;
Mr. u: a, tonnes, t9rlher landlord Vi tne
american motel III tiis Town, mas relhov-
eu iIoil tneiei aiid pSiCuP!eS .le , neit
1welilnS auI2inlnS I1ti 1he l,.Nny homestead;
MIS- Emily iiltl Will occupy that part OF
We 1t Mors'lh nouse on ureel street where
possession of his new purchase Mr.. Stiles
. a. ltlllle, iorenifh Oh tne sni.le roiier
iactors WI aake poSsehoiol y, the pIilll- m
,od iHea 9t ntei @ srree., mi'erT .a ,ra'' mas
i llnt'i tMehtS @ wears lere ate se'-
Srai T olhel he cI;inSt9 III conteli ,i''tlou WI -
ne c0ihp'roileI vi tne tte'suis Has eAs
Iemueu ,e chiIIer 1a % 'me Hns N'S,oai ud anN % 1l
nelSeniies, " Nay i'' l''oo' ~ us % Itlh
Examiner eN-,roV. Hehdee pald the panK
, an olllclai NlsiI noI lohS since -. ! me ne
steamer HIly, oapt' LEWIS DaillelS ii iiinkes
"Trip 10 W estporI l. huTSuaS, ana VIII re-
sumo business - ne oatAoliG lHlr helu
curing last week at tnt toMH NV vas
l decided success, nptWllnStInulhs ,Eh sne per-
5 slSIehtiy pau "eatlel' anc x iu3o leCeip'S
were nlhe huhureu anu hltF toliar5. ne
coilihlttee having cnarSe Vi tie aIralSe
1 menus collslSteu SI Vi MtSei2' ,2 ~ I aii'i
.. L. MINER, lh0S' Hach; d. ~. Doi'iell
1 ana u remand; Mrs -. hehauu ra nad
charSe Oh tne ldc'leS uePattiuehu; ne
proceeds OF tne lalr 20 toward Ieuuclhg
tne cnurch inue1tTt,lesS; ~. u 3cq.. ~.
? ore" lle shlrty uollir pltcher' alSo the
: tweaty-hve dollar cnamoer u , SET, ana
lhe me qullt. MiS: olaS. l' ilaniiiloil'' m
! ana family are VISITING, at ten: liam
|
= lor Chlcago; HeT sister, MISS 1eIeh ote-
/ vens, ana MISS hIlZa stevens, her cousin
Will JON Mrs. H. at Troy, ana pro-
5 ceed to chicago, the future residence OF
1 Lieut.. hammond ana lamily'
e St.Jobnsburv.
| large force or men worked on the
Wreck az euhesuay hl2hi ana cleared
the track so that trains couid pass yester,
daH' rive cars were completely wrecked
= ana Ihe engine on the Boston ana
L LoWell was padly broken. one car was
| lOaued win pup ana TWO Win luhoer,
n me Diaihe seems 10 rest on flagman
+ burke because tne regular IrelSht went
doWh ana carried a nag 10 snow that an
$ extra was following; out burke paying
o no attehIloh 10 the nag, went 10 supper.
!, ne TWO trains noth Whlstled AT the same
). llihe 50 lhaI heilher neard the other Inc
5 engineer on the Boston ana Lowell
lritlh dlu noI see the passenger traih uhtll
[. Wlthih twenty ltet OF IL, ana OF course
Y couiu not STOP one man was hurt by be,