Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-07

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rnu, Rnhnrts dioJ NJ ,1r,I, III, on ~
bis rasidonco NJ tho nn yy "o' tpa Ie
will be buried at Vcrgennes with Masonic
CEREMONIES, ne haNlng been member oi
s sne ~, loui louge, NO - OF thls piaGe
ior m tWenly-nTe, years or more....W; T.
ml' metler' ana utenaht,Goyernor u. ..
VIillSnet V,,T 'ake paru III tht w lhusor C1unly
Nt'crun > heullloll, August u, NJ llu-
sor' w.
New HAVEN
Like other towns the postmaster war
is still waged, and eXppctaut ones still re-
main in doubt Mr.. Julius V. Studyvant
has been engaged as principal of the
academy of Westport ~ y, for
the coming school year. Farm
ers are mostly done haying, and
generally report good crop. Mr.. John
"A; CalWell mas Deel appointed by Sherl1l
of his Office viii douhtless 6ct ns CHIEF of
uolicn nt the rnming n,eotintr ot Tho Snrinu
Grove camp ground '''7
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'r""hiih'
Farmers are pretty well through haying
and report light yield Memorial SER
vices in honor of Gen. L. ). Grant were
held last Sunday. A large flag appro-
priately draped has been given to the
breeze and will remain until after the
burial of the General. "A. f.. Riley has
his new house nearly completed. 1t stands
on the same foundation rs the one destroy
ed by fire last fall.
HYDE Park.
Petitions ,eling tho comiro noetm.eter
to locate the postolIice in certain stores
are being circulated. 1t now looks as
though f. X. Child's store would be Sc
lected. 1t is the best adopted and most
central place. The Hyde Park base ball
r. pl I'm
Wednesday. They have not weakened as
ene WI i9N @ iile ool poii'eli' elloieouoiN
bows another game Pare q Moves are
Massachusetts narties Another INSTALL
ment of CITY people at the American
Chas. Cleveland has received a back pen
sion amounting to some $1,000.
starksboro.
Lightning struck and burned Henry VI.
Hills barn Tuesday night Nearly all of
this seasons crop of hay (about thirty
tons) was in the barn. also three wagons,
two traverse sleds, harnesses, shovels,
forks and other farming tools, which were
all burned The barn was near the house
with a force pump to keep the house from
burning Insurance on the burned pro
perty in the Vermont Mutual Insurance
company about 5000, which will not cover
the loss. Mr. MI parh Is ilol over a nllle
lioin 1UePiltli iiansoiii h nalI uia' ss' Mas
s.ruch ny llSIUnlls aliu purileu WIN MY
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Ex-uoVernor ta1'l ttlu Dliimilgnanh, III ageu
elghly SIX Years leiI from Ihe STEPS ol IN me e
pahk yesterday anu plohe oiie Vi MS leS
oones' Ju9t apone 'ne anhiei Iie Mas
Lanes and tbare is no anneorance of othar
injury.
South Royalton.
go e,
A very severe 1muhaer STORM visited
1his pace early "eunGsuay nprhing'
SeVerai trees were slrtck oy lSEVnihg.
oeils was ourneu ou' ny lne llShthlnS.
Bethel.
The third trial between the Lebanon
and Bethel base ball clubs occurred at
TINS place wednesday, the Lebanon cluo
DelnS the Nlciors scole' zen 10 I"o; :
Inc brown ohlNerslUy Qulhtette clup
gave Il very me concert iast week AT
W llson hali lor the oeneHt OF the read
ing room. me ParKer poy'who was run
over last saturday, ana badly injured
while playing pail IN the street, Is I'M,
proving sllghtly-out Is III very crltlcal
condition.
STAFFORD.
memorial service in honor of Genaral
Crant H. tn ha haId or ina nortb ,,iiIa'ra
Sou'h hoyaitoh.
Memorial services in honor of General
Grant were held here Sunday evening.
me mouse was crowded, ana the discourse
HeliTereu ny rrol' oahlpoell ol hanover
~ ii'' was '''S 'io'"oi
Tunbridge.
A special memorial service will be held
at the Congregational church, saturday,
IN honor or the memory OF General Grant.
if NV f., r.. iiGrllch Vi Chelsea Is 10 uellVer
ind ,re eio'ai nna rai rvSs ysfd A 'eLy heavy
WIl,u anu ram slolni Ii5leu .liis Town
dama%e to the corn '' tie,ds beotinu d"rn own
tha corn very h,dlv in nlnces Wv " -
on'pei'er'
n village meeting was held Monday
evening for the purpose of making ar
rahgemehts Tor proper services in memo
ry OF General urant on saturday. com
| mute was appointed TO act IN concurrence
ha ,. nrn1ra rno w. "a M G uoIl,'ter, % anu sulIa- n
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