Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-12-10
THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
MA TIERS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.

Chittenden County.
wEsrFORD.
Rev, Mr.. Teller has moved into the
new Baptist parsonage. The liW -aii
beiween Albert McCallen and Emery De.
zoe u set t.!...... ~ lidim Gates ct &. M
bridge na" brought Il suit in tie L4mu!l!e
County Court to iorcclO-t a nurl. .ap,. Ga,
tne ldliu ~ this Wn, latvly owned by
Lyman ID. FarnsNorth OF Bottom
Inc iuaetal 81 Mr.. >. G.. Bishop was held
at his late residence last SUNDAY, Rev Mr..
Teller ca, Quoted the service ..... The
Nllla e -cbool- commenced this week.
MISS IIrrldLe ln~truCtS in the primary
depart and Miss kidder Of Fair
lax te ches the higher grade....
n cuUu,y court writ has been served ON
Thomas Chatts at the instigation Of Lewis
DAVIS, Nup claims to have suffered per
SOhai lhl9ulticS and Il fOrcIple separation
fro II his newly welded wife, at lie haud,
OF the said Chates.. Owing TO feeble
health Rev Is. =. Adams. the pastor of
preach last Sunday. y......A high spirited
c" owned 10y Charles Machil has amused
h"i,eli of late by Kicking in pieces the
Venlcle to which he was attached Char
icy wisely disposed of him, and his new
owner put HIM under the tutelage and
discipline of George Rice. Better be-
naVlor III the future Is expected.
JERICHO
w II Nelnnv is +o too,b ,,ta, a..
coming winipr IN I-u1.rh,i rf"Tn sci%oi un Iue
laUn srhooi. ion tL ,,,,+ t.;ii Oul II
NordU Dec Il ,rho VIZ ii; o1;'',!lie'ce
cietv net VIM Irs i''G,e9 ~, Atu ~,
Wednesday,of last week. Mrs. ". +.
MoultOn, who has been spending the past
returned home i,.t ,,,o,I, 7'7' mn in IConna
tenia,, tin,,ri,'I, ,Iiii r Il ne SuIt-
are taytd tn their 'i, nnn".t :" t"v me5SrS oWe
nm with th.ir n,.jnre r,,,',ii;', U'i",' ~ h'VH
night. a number of our most enter
In front of their residences and places of
business. 49,. Martin Mead. VINO left here
the turepart of last month To spend the
winter with his son, Henry W. Mead, in
Waterloo, w is, arrived there the l1th and
died the 18Th from the effects of a stroke
of paralysis, aged 81 years .....The second
lecture Of the Jericho lecture course was !
delivered Tuesday evening by Rev. DR.. |
Homer Eaton. Subject. "From I.ondon
to Pompei" The next lecture will be
given by Rev. f. J. Parry, whose subject
Poor -0''' 'io0u '"e foe' Vi 'ne
suEInrRN
MISS Il. T.. Mlnkler of Grand Isle has
JUST cluseu her second term of school in |
the falls district. Having given perfect
Satisfaction she has been engaged for the |
winter term Miss Lettie Hawes is to
Ieach IN the village district. Mr.. +. &. |
SHihH iroll ON rouilhe!, u graduate OF MID,
uIen"Iy @ cQllege mas charge OF the central
~ ~ H'H'l sCiool IL may De well to cred
~ II tH NoN rll''tr WIN lour llg snow storms
e. w siie uii H1l quite nnish the last
Jop. we nave ilau n al llttle over four |
iee' U! sno" ana AT Itst nave lalr Slelghlng. |
CUTE Iorce OF men ana teams are |
ensaGtu ul9Slng' hau!lng ana setting
frees lor Jr. W. =. WehD There is no
1r"sU yet 10 hlhoer slch work.
JFprcuo cr>rpr
'H"l'ho ZEN
+. II. Lane Of Burlington has sold his
farm at thus place to a Burlington man.
price $1,000. O....P Prof. Garviu has most 20 .
scholars in his school ..Thc cold wave
has Struck his nlarp il ,VaC on haln,,. .,o,1