Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-01-15

boarded up. Jhe SCOT had accumulated
until, spark dropping in it, it took fire
aud broke out in the middle of the night.
The smell of burning 5000 awoke Mrs.
Honslnger, and when she entered the
room tie front of the fireplace was all
abaze. She aroused her daughter and
they succeeded in extinguishing it.
Cambridge.
Episcopal services are appointed to be
held in Union church, Cambridge Centre,
on Sunday, January II, at II II. m, the
future hour for all morning services. The
holy communion will be celebrated, and
offerings received for missions. 1t is
hoped that every one will come prepared
to give something for missions in the
State of Vermont. Afternoon service
will be held at !30 o'clock az the school
house in the Hiram b. Dickinson district
Seats are free at all these services, and
all are cordially invited. In the evening
there will be Il baptismal service in the
district north of Cambridge Boro.
Tunbridge.
The Union Agricultural society held its
annual meeting Tuesday, and elected d.
W: Cowdery, South Royalton, president !;
John p Fisk, Washington, n. II. Austin,
Iunbridge; vice presidents Henry h.
Hayward, Tunbridge, treasure Eugene
q. Lyman, Tunbridge, Secretary.
An educational meeting Is to be held
here early next month, by State Supe.'in-
tendent of Education Justus Dartt. He
will be assisted by other prominent edu-
Gators. -. "A public installation of the olli-
GERS of Whitney Post No. q G. A. r., and
of the Relief Corps was held at &. 4. r.
hall last Saturday evening, Commander
j. 5. Staples of Henry Dow Post No. -,
STAFFORD, installed the officers. After the
installation banquet was given all pres
ent by the ladies of the Relief Corps ...
John l.. Huh, Esq, an old and prominent
citizen, is suffering from some severe in
juries received from fall upon the ice
IA g. y. X. fair is to he held here some
time during the mouth
Nergennes.
The Western blizzard has reached MS,
with the mercury at zero and snow over Il
foot deep. Our streets We're almost de-
serted on market day. Water in the OF
ter Greek is very high and the ice
became damned up and set the water
back so as to endanger property
The Nergennes Water Power company
control most of the desirable mill sites on
the falls. The National Horse Nail com. M
pany, established in the fall of 1865 with
capital of the company, 100000, is To-
Gated on ground leased of the Water
Power company directly at the foot of the
falls. Lawrence Barnes of Burlington is
president Fifty bands are employed and
pnr nnr "o dov rd trd uVhs ul nTl,s Th
halls arc ' known in thn orl'nt p" 30 the he
ChampIain horse N nail " and 1'' ara MT forgnd m y.
from the best Swedish iron. The power is
supplied by a 30-inch turbine water wheel,
which equals Ss horse power. The forg-
asSort,ng and nncl. inc, ,nn,n .nyeo 60 NJ NJ
Il. HindeS has sole supervision The iron
and coal used are landed by canal boat
at the door of the foundry. In the spring
hIon.m,iG, onLiu,G .iMoo ch Will oe pu, up lor Il
I'm trba 's,i,'n f,,,'a,.''i aiioi,s it',,.
~ .iH'I iuiiTi '' SCI INSo oNe. the ieHia,uS oi
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~ hCs neiI i"l SelS a.leliue'' ouu
,I , ION ol lne rot'us pre-
~ttnte. ~ "inh! rom oelhS present 80 ne
o,.,t, tioi,9G nus turlieu rom lhe
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tha 40 toI,hId tIJteI q, nc ,lie lo.'se' use
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2iiiLtn ' Ctsii,er, An'reW ROSS assistant
cashler' - H. strong Inc following di-
.f
w VI tne rarilerS Natloiial pank !:
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,.io II, LEWIS preSiaent' Walter scranton
Ice-presideht, NJ. r. Allen; Cashier, ID.
H. IeWls' assistant cashier, >. w; Hindes.
- per cent SEM annual dividend was tie
cla'eu 'ahuary l.
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