Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03
THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
MATTERS OF INTEREST INCUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.
UNDERHILL.


CNpERilLL.
Even service rs usual mt Calvary (Epis-
copan church village of Irnderhill on
Sunday next. September 5th at four D. m
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The Rev :. H. Amsden of Colchester
will preach at West Milton, Sunday, Sep
tember s. at l:3O p. IN.
Henry Brush, wife and son from North
ampton Mass are visiting his sister, Mrs
r. II. Place Allen G. Ferrin wife and
child of Keescvile y. Y, are visiting in
town. A large party, all men, have gone
to the Retreat at Mallets bay for a
week fishing. .... Rev. Mr.. English occu-
pied hls pulpit last Sunday for the first
time after his vacation . Mrs Williams
who was thrown from her carriage last
week is recovering rapidly from her in
jure- and VIII return home soon. Fred
roaI %ae"f i S"n VL 'Iia Wforr eth"ol littIe
more han year ago was arrested ana
carried back last week. ne had peell 90
inc some petty tmGNIhS RltelY ana hau
become Uhma4aGeaplG,..
rev. Me ana Mrs w lIlIHhS ol Nuuer
Nh were urlNlhR through our Nilla9e
IhurNvaN on thtlI way 20 atteiiu lhe
luner", on M pIol LIeT III Chlriollc' lheS
Sl"PpV't III trout ol beacH ~ Nlieh StoIt
ana ne -ot oul Oh lhe 'UgGy duu went mo
lhe s'"ir on an erIhhl, leaNihS ms WlIe 10
holu me morse ne morse suuuehIy ne
came 'i'-Hlehtu "i tie 'oolihT VI an en-
GIN" from the rear ana started turnlnG
very NNaul clG'e' ,H,oNlhg MIS- w hiIdiil9
10 the -Iouhu' SuikihR upon her hack.
Nnt W"S 'akeh up ahu carried mo hcN;
W. - iiIans mouse ahu nedlcll ana
SunlihGL'u. III was louhu Chat her pIcN
was injured Out no ZONES oroheh. 2he WaS
of pain in the back. The horse cleared
Wr tme 49," naG a "fa far i,." prin i"p
81" ", =, ,,' in,' 10 bi ,"J i'j ,
r'rl T',a EIm,1nJs R5se All ,InL
III ,,, a. ~ Alnonl Fridi,v to nIny tbr
St AIIans bnve IN their new 1rounis
% II En,ti,sL rot,rrf1 frnn, III
! ,.a.ati,,, IaSt Nnnd,u ,nd
IritI, hi n, came Mrs EnrEsh's MOI her and
w. iiiS "a ,,hn nra 70 rSrnni,, f,r
Two trpr ''' "r three weeks a Mr. Jackson and
,iF rWG VI Cbira,,n' haTa hna,' WITHIN,
friand Gar, Our Graded school will
onen tb,. falI ttrm neyt Monday with the
III hn.,.I If t4arhors Mr. G Il Uavden
as ur,l,rinal Miss : peck Intermediate
and Cor9 IarD4N primary
in town.
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a lawn party will be one of the events
of the week, to be held at the residence OF
Rev. f.. \. Squier, pastor OF the COnGre-
gational church, Wednesday evening. ...
Nearly all those who have been camping
has nearly resumed its normal condition.
after the storm calm"
An alarm of fire was rung shortly after
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and proved
to be the house of Henry Shagnon, stu
ated un the south side of Lafountain
street The nearest hydraut is at the cor
ner of LeClair and Spring streets, but be
fore Il stream could he got, the fire had
completely enveloped the building, which
was burned to the ground Vari-
ous rumors are atloat regarding the
cause, but nothing definite is known.
But little was saved of the house
hold effects which were not insured The
house was but partially insured. This
ought 20 show the citizens of our village
the necessity of promptly taking meas
ures TO have the water works extended
and the number of hydrants increased for
protection against fire.
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The selectmen meet next Saturday at