Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-12-31
THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
MAT ! ELS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.
WtNOOSKI


a slide is being built, which when com
pletled will be second to none in this sec
tlon. II is beng erected near the railroad
crossing at the upper of Allen street.
suELBURN.
Mrs Laura A. Coleman, an old and well
known resident of this town. was taken
sick Tuesday and died yesterday morning
OF heart disease, in the 10th year of her
age.
RICHMOND.
Two referred County Court suits were
heard at DaviS's Office Tuesday and Wed.
nesday last week, w. p. Dillingham;
referee, Harry Ross adr. VS.. David White,
an action of trover, between six and seven
hundred dollars in question, Roberts *
Roberts for plaintiff, Davis Il Hard for
deiendant Town Of Huntington apt vs..
a. II. Chesemore. Note of 800 given in
lSGS, signed by l.. f. Snyer, A. H. CHEESE
more and Nhattuck. Plea statute of limi-
taton, Roberts X Roberts for plaiutiiI
Davis II trd for defendant. Both cases
stand continued until Jan 1887.
WEsTFORD
An enjoyable Christmas exercise was
given at the brick church bv the children
In which they reflected to them>elve great
credlt...... Burt Chase has killed II foxes
thls winter aud Irving Hobart nearly as
many. These hunters scorn to take un-
due advantage of game in the use of traps
ana poison, but give them an open field
and tair chase. e..... From a litter of
pigs raised by G. A. Rice, nine were fat
tened by himself and neghbOrs which
oYa,','' a. el-nt 'noiluhs old' dressed an
pig OF the same litter is kept for breed
ing. .... Beach & Rice have a Young colt
nir.r,i 5irn Vfl!ruS Ior Whlch they are
G, ~ ~ ~ i, az louI mouths old d.;... w II
nrnsont pe'tcn t received nee CHRISTMAS
H.. '2,ie MeiSleu hlue Rounds.,..:.
teaching in district No. II Mr. Mars
rage OF Essex is teaching in district No. &.
HINESBUEGU
ut,too.,,..,
not Nc i'Ttule w heNi a. >, HQodall was
nigbt dan,7vif "SSFnIt't w, h,'' as Wy suplecu
- nv, w l'etti 1t spohth Oh as
C,,.,' ne uoiatioh Nlsit lol rev
o. a. - ull}eI' was very pheasant gather
haI, ihmS oetl'HH anu helleu oyer 500 ior the
C',i, WI 'ie i'"otoi '',''. mere VIII pe Il
cb,,,niY 9C.ou! c3luert at the bapilst
Se O"' IeN' iD2unHaA evening, pecemner
70 - =, ''@onel @ was recent! called
H., fi, az ~ nu!A ms SIS'tI' MIS- hol-
49, rii' ,; 1oue9; Wou.aii vi more than ordlna-
IS.I ~ ,ic"'"' Nl'9 ana ACTIVITY Ill Christian
" H. ,d ,,,...
ii anu -hIH. '0nn teilon nave been
O''i'' NJ ~ PI'l' W. liner IL @lnelr lhIanl dauGhter
c,,ii, - ~ ~, l1'M renee Oh burlington Is
hrth,,'' GiTI9 fTm 10y a. r"Ntor uiioert ;
,rnoi,tii, t Mio II spehulilS ms
r0i az no.'it' cde very near haVlnS
bnen yt,v rai,'f,,i '+ ~ '' w." . noll u, IT. mas mas
Dt (" NY Ny l'"!H' w. "'t, SeehlS III lalr way
Cbri..t ,,, 80. ne ouii'idA Scuool
intar..t,,',, o,,t,',t Wot ""9 d S"ccSSS ana an
siiLI- tI- "liihlth ,''';' mere was
q d ""o.t"iu ~ IieIneIl beecher hllrs-
b"s bass Vne.,n| ,| ~ t"Is week. ..'' ar. steady
-, 10 i'GGttVu nlS p'I 'er ahop INTO new
Ri. ",.rW h,',t, uP III .me basement OF !.
att ~ h"IiiesS shop' Where he Is ready to
"t'ehu 10 customers.
SOUTH BrRLlNGToN
A beautiful Christmas tree was prepar-
60 al the school house in South Burling-
ION on me 0helburn road on Christmas
eve ior Christs Church Episcopal mis-
SION. ne people OF this mission had
Drought IN ON Thanksgiving day a large
wagon load of garden produce, which
wa ny 'Gtlr wish divided between the
poor oI 81 Pali parish and the Howard
Rellel' ~ return, m any members of st.
fali ana other cltlzens of burlington,
Heiptu generously 10 furnish our tree.
All such IllcndS may be assured of the
hearty thanks both OF the members of the
mission, ana those who have charge of
1ne 1an1e Wufk' ne school house was well
me-, on ff'uaN evening. There were
pIlei "eN0liunaI services ana addresses,
an, eAcclIehl music throughout Many
ol 'he parents pronght their family glts
TO De distributed from the tree, and there
We're handsome remembranceo for the
promoters of the mission. There were
card tdd candies for several little people I
VINO looked in for that time only, but
VINO may come again. 1t was highly
successful and pleasant occasion for all /
concerned, ana, for the neighburhOod /
quite unprecedented. Services and preach F.
ing VIII ne helf regularly at this school F.
mouse every sunday afternoon at O'Clock /
as lheN nave been, weekly, since August
laS'' ofGahNl ana choir are in regular
Attendance.
MILTON.
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boIid.,Il.t L. WE'LL - 9PeHulhH Ile
nInl,'. ,t tH, Gh'.,,,, IT, VII 'T,uIH 10 ms
X v sa' ,tte,. 'l'n 'lou9e '"llGSloWll'
cav.'i'nY 60" >o" '"t S,'., ne eN
wnrl. ,ro,... ot ,-i Ttn"' a. 'Ie pup inlli
st9, Last ~ III tlc'r present
has na, ,Jn,'ii ,,,"i ''l''I lipon' anu WORK
r. p FIy ha, hoP1m"r' to' <lr PrVTseht. Mr' |
structio9s nS Io ,eM nIh loI IN III,
be coTti,,".L ~ ~ " uv,iIrI UPe'aliuua Siall
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