Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-08-06
THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.

moruiug for her home in West Charles
ton. Mrs James Parson goes to Thomp-
sons Point, Charlotte, tor two weeks
camping. William Fletcher and his par
ty returned from their camping at Nal
let's Bay this week...E \. Beach
j. at the Bay boarding for two or three
week, 10 Mr. Peaks Our village was
not greatly disturbed by the two mass
conventions held there this wcok The
Attendance at the Democratic WPs 30, ....
:. y. leHChOut bought u new Walter \.
Wood reaper aud tender this summer
and has already cut over GO acres of grain
oats ana rye for himself and neighborS
II does It's work very satisfactorily
Rev. John Cowen returned to Chester
Friday morning. Mrs. DR.. Ferrin went
with him and after spending a few days
there " II go on to Boston visiting friends
and will he gone two or three weeks ..
A large number OF people went out to wit
ness the game of base ball Wednesday be
tween Our boys and the Hiuesburgh boys
1t was a very interesting and exciting
gam. one boy got his finger dislocatpd
ana split open another was hit in the
side pt his head by Il ball which knocked
him down very suddenly, while several
came oil the field limping with sprained
knees and ankles.
UNDERHILL.
A severe hail storm visited this place
Thursday evening, damaging grain and
II lUI'' 'tltl DItdhllP NlIluOW GlHSS III some
lOcalltl lcS.... EX Gov Chamberlain and
family are at the hotel. .... Hon. Ellis Motto
and family of Beacon street, Boston who
have been Stopping here several weeks,
left yesterday for other summer resorts
Their stay Will long be remembered by
those who appreciated the lovely Christian
character OF the family ... Charles Root
and family from Montreal, with quite
circle of his Wlte's relatives, the DuriseS
are also here Mr. Roots home was in
WillNtOn when a child. He il now eNten-
slveiN engaged in the lumber huSiness....
The sunday schools of this village JOIN
with those of the Centre and Jerlcno
Center and some other schools in a ride
ana picnic next Tuesday, August 81 The
programme of a county sabbath school
picnic which occurred about 80 years a.o
al Essex Junction is To be carried out.
many thiuNug that the Sabbath-schuul
excursions of he present far less cnjOya-
bic and profitable than formerly. Many
have ilulNhed naylng ana tanners are en-
gagin8 reaper or reaper and binder for
the cutting ol their grain in these parts.
~. :. WhtcUmb and his mother,
vino left here with the q. 4. Il.
eNcul sion, reached Sacramento, Cal,
Neuuc, ,day noon and at o'clock p. m
his family here received telegram an
hounc.nE their safe arrival, and the slight
nope Gt his sisters Mrs. Holman recuv-
cry .... Rev. George Byington and family
OF Brandon are visiting at Z. b. Barney's
....MlsS Hattie Mason has just closed
very successful term of school in district
No q. Florence Hoyt, Emma, Minnie and
marks Charlie Cushing onIv ora t,rdS,
and NO absent mari ddia' I,nitb '',, nn3
Anna NcNey were not tardy during the
term This faithful teacher received 81 -
per week and boarded around some places
nearly two miles from school house.
I,arty nf I?ea>. ,.o,, ~ " J"lii d
on The island nsVt Va 49, i
Con.rerationaI cbnrcb are tH he at - bsIf ,iic
past ten hereafter. strangers in town and
STTFS'1 at Wlt uHe notei are corulaIIy invited.
r,i,,,l,, n MY nl'o3i,p iecei1eu teiegrtih
d,mi-i'tar M "a" ,eTs Tj tne ueatH ol ms
,nsmtn G,i - iio' .nat l,9 W. '7afTd
1,otT,I r,'I i',I. ,S eNI%i'aiS' % Iler
raocLol -, ~ VI HltH lcl h'tNI InS
nov d,l ~, T'tiieS'tas prev I'us 70
the ,,rnvD of N II ~ y cii',,.d E,u.iT III
80 ,,,,i,t'. ~ -,. 80 'ON'iu ueS''"N'
El'iu success
mo .,hn,ia fr,,,
Eentr. Jiici Gst,a .,
coll r.,,,rata,,,ad ~, , ',''u GI.oii VIZ
school. iaft ,,'r ,,iIair, ,ip a. 'ne
clmd,.J ai,,ht I,r,,a I,, n',,. my ue il
,n,,,,,. 49, i, i'a ~ "HI 'e teiHis ahU
iecl;tlS ',d CIV GIN StnSie c.ildnSes an
5nntt.... Thn W." l. w., rH m,"'.H aPPfoPI!"ie
nd ~, .Ilo,'. ne 80 ItfI'N vi net odhu Iufhlsh-
BOLTON.
Mi, Hattie Northron of Hur,ir,.,o,. :.
the ..et of NIi-s Hnite " nrSn ~. ot' -
\R So, nf r I IT,. i'i i, sc ;DHluH
|NIo r'ber. he has re.ad ~ t "a Winu9pI
yea,s Nils .Iannia aIi ne"ri' ;'u'
MEG. ms EsG, hn, some Enaniit"i ~ .i,.Ii -
mens ~ on n,ii,,ti',, i'" liul speSi-
.... MIS-. Orvis Snyder of Boston has been
othe otihaerHg Mr; ana MIS- Ed: stevens and
-; -'.is' l.ulher DdVls OF
VI 10 " t'1jt,nR her uau ghler Mrs
-'' i''''i US Vi noii4ii4'on' thls week
HINEsBURGH.
The continual rainv ,,aothor ha. i,,to,.
fered .erioniiv tvth 6ayina, H'y''v and ndS ] rnoet
ing leere is a great I @rowth of of odaine "i Of
aboye the avarnoa hoy ne,P IeP " " que p,.;n rHdIu
ton is suendinr fe Iyea,.s in tow, ~ ~ ~ ~
inta~s.f of thn Var,"n,t piIa 'ii 'om ~ lhe
Mis- Sa6a Rvi,atan ~ ioiinI i,,HI 'oUde's -,
graI,,,tad af the Castiat' ~ n's JusI
And has been enga@eT o taacH 'H' inhT il'a sIh2oi
Nr leonard 4 ndre,rs md far'ii, G.Gi 'o, '
a., ;...-...l- '''''' y w. "i'r ''''4iJ oi