Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-01

master to receive bids for the carrying OF
the mail three times week between this
town and Grand Isle, but if the depart
ment sees fit to arrange as suggested 10y
Mr.. Hathaway it would be much more
convenient, as we would then have "A
daily and tri-weekly mail. With the
present mail arrangements over one
half of all mall matter that leaves
and is received at the Swanton or platts-
burgh, n. Y, office. &. B. Russell re
ceived first premium on sucking colt CLAY
Almont stock at the Plattsburgh, y. Y,
fair and f. +. Little the same on 3-years-
old gelding
The butter market Saturday was quite
lively. The prices ranged from 20 to q
cents, with selections at % ceuts.....The
funeral of Harvey c. Munsill took place
from the Baptist church last Friday. Rev.
=. b. Strong preached an appropriate ser
mon. Libanus Lodge, f. \. NJ, attended
in a body. Representatives Of lodges I'm
Nergennes, Middlebury, Hinesburgh and
other places were present ....." House
hold Worship" was the subject of Rev
=. b. Stroug's sermon sunday evening at
the Baptist church ..... B. G.. Wilson eft
for Highgate saturday for IA few weeks
visit .... Rev. Il, w. Gregory discussed
''rhe Judgment Day. at the, Methodist
Sunday morning ..... Elder J. Couc1 of
Boston occupied the Advent desk Sunday
......T The scheme for Incorporating the
village is causing a good deal OF discus
sion. The friends Of the measure are in
the majority, however, and the prospect
of having Il water supply for pro-
lection against fire Is good ....
Charles Hulett and Henry Butler left last
week for the West, and will he absent for
several weeks....1 There has been Il great
deal of sickness in this village during the
past month, typhoid fever being the prin-
LII lt.t - it. B..
able in Bristol. Some 30 have been rooted
with slate this season, and still the good
work goes on. 1t would be blessing if
the people of this town would take as
| much interest in a railroad and water
works as they do in slate roofs. But the
mOned men prefer to invest their cash in
mortgages on Western swamp land.
Hyde Park.
Peter st. John our popular harness
maker is to move TO South Hardwick
where he viii continue his business ....
Several changes are made in our village
/ this week Mrs. Powers Will move into
/ the Kelley block, Mrs DEMO Will occupy
. y, SmaleY Will move into the house yaC0-
/ ted by Denio..,.Mrs. Hulburd has sold
/ her house to Will Putnam who VIII soon
/ occupy it....The funeral Of d. \. com
monty known as "Reil' Reed was at
| tended AT the CongreGat church,
/ oUl''"N "l.ci Hoon' ItcN' f. ~ " Ndt 'Il-
ciatng. Mr.. Reed moved to Lowell.
Mas. last spring and while on business
at North Adams, was taken sick and was
prouEht 10 hyue Iark iur ihtGfmeuJ ...
., fa,. Jov 'r,rG ,fas ba,.a I-.., ~,
Gently purchased for the county use one
for the county clerk and one for he judge
OF probate.
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red last Tuesday night and did consider
aple damage to buckWheat vines. city
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