Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-23

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week viii he a pratifvinp succpss The
funad hrin~ raised for the nircha4p Of new
uni(nrms for The comnnnv' There was a
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lnvn nrnfnssnrs vhn hns NOT hpen nf
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nrnmntIv unnn thr rynirntinn Of thn recit
pt"m h6,r "rt wa, oErnrd rnthrr sudJen
Iv from lis nhsemt. .minIrIne.s nm. DIV re-
reptitiously concealed beneath his desk.
nd ,yG"n thr ho f M nrn,.nt ',' ,
rived they made thnt fnct known with
is always dismissed promptly noW....
Walter Williamson of New York city is
in tOWn....l Ice cutting vas begun here on
. otter creek, Monday. The ice i, only from
seven to ten inches thick. Last winter the
whole icc-crop was harvested in the month
; of December. several weeks ago James
l'uliy had rusty nail driven into his
hand. He caught cold in the wound and the
hand SWelled upsO and became SO sore that
Mr. Tully was continedt to the house for six
. weeks. but Is now able to get out again.
....Thc drawing of pulp logs from Ripton
; to the two pulp mills was begun on Mon
day and Col. I. ". Chapman, the con
tractor will soon nave all the available
teams hercabOuts at work and will get
t down the logs at the rate Of $1,000 or $4,000
I feet per day.
The annual meeting of the Addison
. County Agricultural society was held at
+ the Addison House OH Wednesday. Hon.
Julius y. North the president, occupying
the chair The report of the treasurer,
Calvin Hill OF Addlcbury, was submitted
and showed lnal the society was in Il pros
; porous condition. The premiums award
+ cd at the last fair had been paid in full
and II fair balance was left for the Fair
f, 'io"H" "c9'CI"ll"I' vi Hiptlo.i " '"liF
- To- prppnre a list of nominations for OIL
}, crrs tn, committee CONSISTING of these
! gentlemen. Henry j. HYDE of West
! Salisbury Cant. Frank Moore of Shore
y mann. +. /; iInrnhnln nf Shurrhaln. Fred
g., rrick kopppr of salisbury ana " b.
Chlid of Nrvbrid1r The commiitrr re
pni,rd the following li,t of nominations
And ;ncv were elected President. Hon.
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