Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-02
THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
MATTERS OF INTEREST INCUR OWN
STATE.
th1ttc1uen tOuniN.
TNDERlIlLL.

th1ttcnuen county,
UNDERIIIIL
Service and the holy communion, in
Calvary CEpiscOpaD church, village of
Underlill, on Sunday next, July 4, at 4
p. m.
ST. GEORGE
Our farmers are busy finishing up their
hoeing We noticed two teams at work
cultivatng in one of Edgar Hinsdills
large potato fields the most of last week
Those OF our farmers who have Old
hay on hand are hauling it to market so
as to give them all possible room for the
new cut which bids fair to be the largest
crop Tor many years Mr.. VIM Berry
Is sick with quite severe bilious attack
and is attended by DR.. +. b. Whitaker of
Hinesburgh Mrs. r. Tilley and Con
stable O. w. Isham are suffering with
severe cold. -. We are informed by mem
Der of the W. II c. Of Hiuesburgh that
arrangements have been completed for an
ice cream festival on saturday evening,
July 3, at the hall of Cummings Post 6.
A. K. As this is the first attempt of this
young and prosperous Corus it is hoped
the people will turn ont and give them
the support which they justly deserve.
Postmaster Tllley is slowly recovering
from his long and quite severe attack of
fever and ague, complicated with rheu-
matislu Of the chest and shoulders If
anybody is opposed to the free use of the
road machines let them take ride through
our main street Just after good shower
Its true the mud holes have been changed
the length of a load of gravel and some
of those beautiful water bars have been
Sharpeued work which cannot be done
with the road machines as can be seen
in some Of our neighboring towns.
'NpEIlilLL'
Mr. Ina IIawley came very near losing
his life Thursday morning by an attack
of furious bull which was confined in a
arrival of "A man, with a pitchfork. who
had he lrd his call for help he would prob
ably have been killed. He bears the marks
of Il terrible encounter an uplv p9lsh on
ms head, which required number of
mnrt ,,rnss his nhdonnn m.Ga h,, the
wooden hall on fbe animai's horn Ebirh
nrobuIlv saved Ills instant dnnth Inv Jis
embovellirp, but which tore his sironp
cintbiu,r ma sLra,I, ma 4, ,,a,.,, i,,,., o,ii
6rIIispd hodv from beaJ to f9ot n1a the
snm Of hIs ,'nnnrn,t ,i,,,ias Gro,'a 90 fa,rS
are e,t4rtained that he may ha ini,,rn,i
internnIIv ae he il nuaGIa "trr, h iIT5oIf
in bed IT, NJ Dixon has thre4 boarders
from pnstnn Who nra imtandinc, to .nnnJ
the summer here
Mis- I'ettia WLi+corh bos , nrodrord
.anin.iv Chur, ,istim,, b' fr',i, G,,,,,
fieIu Mass Mis- (iHIN, Wnrmar,r ,,ei,
sncrr.sfnl school term closes INV . viti
rbetorirnls mnd - n,c,,ic snraaJ o u II
Dnv's lawn ma yerv intnrnetin, Nc, ,,,.,r
hv i.lrFc l. bavis rasd ~ thn cd"i,, p"p,r
SShboth scbooi con,antion ,.ns raS rood ~
the CONGREGATIONAL Sabbath school the
2th' upon Maniiest 3gnehts at the sun
uaN school; 80; a HaIe hau a mousse
VA M4iiI',I"S nurSuay tNenlnS' "A mouse
lui! "t guests were served with cake,
Goiiet' ice cream straWoerrles, etc. HIS
uo"Sc is now an ornament TO me place
when the nine lights are burning the vii
Iage presents very pretty appearance
,,ar[,,i ,,,Hlt@u Ua DeiE d ulh u''l
so many shade trees.
WFsTFoRD
AI,,y..,i, ha.r.oo,, t,,.b % th;.
plnce and Albert WCtInilen Of CnmhriI%@
was brnupht hv Geo 4 RalIard and tried
here h.t0rn ! Enbinson Een Daci.
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