Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
CIuTrENDEN COUNTY.
Milton.


Mr. McNoll takes possession of tine
grist MILLS May lst... Many people
will learn with sadness of the
death of Mr.. Frank :. Gaut of Groton,
Mass, of consumption, Mr.. Gaut spent
last summer in his village with his aunt,
Mrs. II. NJ. Ashley, and made many
friends here. He was Il bright and prom
Using young man. There are prospects
of another feed store being started in this
village. Mr.. Willard Sdnderson re
turned from the West on Saturday night
last....O. B. IandOn has rented the build
ing next to y. =. Wood d sons shoe
store, owned by y. n Austin, and will
start feed store soon. Mr.. LHndon has
the necessary experience in the business,
and will command II large patronage in
his new situation.
Charlotte.
The sclcctmen have appointed Edward
=. PeHse. con ,tHDlc and collector. in place
of Frank y. Lewis, resigned John Tag
cart sexton, East ChmlOtte II. c. Root
sexton, West Chariuttc......IhC West
Charlotte Cheese Factory association did
not sell their property at auction, ana it
looks now as though the factory would be
run the present scusun...... The select
men have been pctitiOlCd to establish
II school in district no. 2....About
fifteen hundred dollars was diNid-
Ell among the school districts 10y the Sc
lcctmen....T The selectmcn have made a
REIMBURSEMENT of rents on school lands, as
thr rate was too nigh i'm proportion to
other taNCS...OnC of our farmers can beat
the burlington mans knowing goose all
to death. lie had Il tame wild goose that
was to be used Us Il decOy-alung came the
flock, UP mounted the decOy, took the
mead OF the column, and so far as the
farmer knows is flying yet....Aud now
an ehterprlslng genius Is talking OF a
stock company to lease the cove and raise
frogs for the city customers. 1t
is proposed to fence the cove with
wire netting, dividing it into different
sections. so that prime frogs and frogs
VINO have not arrived at years of disCre-
ton can ne kept separate. II Is proposed
TO construct nursery near the head
waters tor pullyWUEs, and far enough re-
moved from the cove itself 50 the Dull
frogs can sing without waking up the
httlC ones. AS lake frogs are inclined
more or less to swim into the cove. and
cove frogs to swim out into the lake, It
net Wurk is to he strung across the outlet.
80 no lroS can pass except in low water,
when they can cross the bar The object
i'll excluding lake frogs is that the steak
of II cove frog is far Superior and hence it
is necessary Tor the financial prosperity OF
the company to nave this rule strictly
observed. OF course no one can ten how
the enterprise VIII come out.
Wiliston.
Miss Ioticca Alexander, spinster, VITO
dlcu here recently, WAS often ucdlu to de
clare her intentions of making a viii, il.
which it was inferred she would leave hcl
property to some benevolent object. she
dlu not Ito 50. however, and her line farm
ana outstanding properly, agGrcgdtin- d
hduusOmc amount, goes 10 her nghttU
nvlrS, ner brothers and sisters. the de
ceased was woman OF great energy OF
character and good executive ahiiiJy, ant
managed her farm ana general busines:
as we'll as Il man, ana very much like I
man, taking personal supervision OF TN,
help IN the field and often bearing hanC
herself. Mrs. \. Castctter of Nebraska
daughter of Hiram Phelps, is Visiting
friends in town.. Miss Maud McCucI
played last Sunday, in the absence OF the
regular organist who spent Sunday il
Burlington. Miss Rosa Hetllm leuain
very i'll, and Lee NllStOu, who has been
i'll delicate health all winter. Is thought /,
be failing i'll strength.... Miss Della Fa.
l. al school iii Barre. 80. The sugar makcr
ale i'll the midst Of their work the suga
. already made Is SAID TO- be of an exception
ally good quality. Walston an,
wife have gone to their home in Iowa, 10.
lowed by the good wishes of Il lar-c circle
Underhill.
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zen OF lhis Town, ana lof iof'N-hNG year
deacon OIL the Cch@re-a'lHhal thUrch
d''u me l"'h Instant 81 heaft disease
age" - YEAS
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