Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-08-20

conductlng very successful singing
sch"nl IN the Ridleyville school house.
Mr: VIII II Messer Of East Randolph is
visiting in town. Mr.. and Mrs. George
stevens and Mrs. Don Buckley of Bolton
attended the grove meeting last week and
LOOK IN he excursion to Fort TiconderO.
ga. James f. Whalen, the town clerk
OF Bolton, came near having his residence
destroyed 10y fire last week by the explod
ing of Kerosene lamp. The residents of
that town would have thought it seri-
ons affair rs the records and books would
doubtless have been destroyed. Mrs
Whalen showed great presence of mind at
the time. Rev. George +. Smith Of
waterbury preached Sunday afternoon
1.-The Sunday school was never in II
more prosperous condition than at pres
with f., l.. White, uperintendent. Miss
Hattie Morse is teaching a full school in
the Preston district.
New Haven.
Rev. Henry Hickok, d. D., of Orange,
y. j., preached here on Sunday, the pas
tor conducting the opening services
Many strangers were i'll town over the
sabbath, among whom were noticed Mr..
Bonney OF Potsdam, y. Y, Mr.. j. 5.
Hickok, Miss Saphronia Turner and
others. Prof. Hotfna9le of Beeman acad-
emy has also returned. The fell term of
thdt institution opens on September 7th
coming to the front, among whom were
prominently mentioned Samuel S. Wright,
Mills J. Landon and Mahlon l.. TAYLOR
AIRS. Eliza Meacham goes to Lincoln
or some adjoining mountain town upon
her annual migration to mitigate the
severity of hay fever Grain is mainly
harvested in this vicinity, and while the
crop is full average in quantity, it is
thoughtto be more than that in quality
...Potatoes are showing signs of rust
The growth of corn is very good, al
though appearing 10 be little later in
caring.
Cornwall.
Mr. William Taylor of Springfield Mass.
is spending his vacation with his wife at
her fathers. Rev. NJ. c. Stebhins Mr.
and Mrs. Headlee of ST LOuis are in town
visiting Mrs. Headleeis father + II Dean
and brother Col. ii. f. Dean MIR. and
Mrs. CALVIN Lewis of Boston ARE maxim
their annual visit at Mrs Iewis;s mother
Mrs Anna sanford BaI M, Nin,ho,I
of Whitinp occunied the mimi of tha' Con.
grerationni church last Spndav o '"i in Sei ex-
change with Rev. Mr.. Stebbins Misses
iNSnes !7,, I'oWeil, C, Jehilie hooDlhS, Hattie
ntt6 aiS' Iei,.e Donu lelo toWli tnls week
W VI, ,nI NJ ilial ochool az CaStleIoh'
a, e., C'I nuole ooIe stai.eu last W eunes
So,aroi roi Co.ora'o' mmeie she mas oeen lor
9oho Ieals teacher III tne PuDilc
has boo" a. nndi. aaiO nea', Or. Hol,ihs' Ine
fntba~, 'po"uthS 'ne sumner aI ner
ft.onet fron' >, a. "a 9ote Quite huthDer
avn'r.i,i ~" ~ Nioi' oaia'oSa oh lhe
@1>o vi sun WIS WEN
Waterville.
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town the past week "A little daughter
3i pr rank Chase Is very SICK with typhoid
o', 81 Lev, Siilille Is rustlcaulnS on the
inole t III .naiile lor rev uays' Mrs.
Mo,IS 1touisa allan nau SHOCK 0I paralysis
= ftGinha3 f,iih3 HioriiIs 'EranI Ihonlas mas
iti'n1r ~, e MS Woih ior r. II; ohaltuck:
7I,i' o. uiiu'e uaily ialSe huiloer from thls
ptfre are alteuulhg the camp meeting az
oa,, oa baII no5s piayeu hiaucheu
fannr " " W. w ;iry' oa.uTuay' scores 70 III
49, 49, ~ Wa.el me. :. hehry oihiile mas
irs a,,i' C'iiid pia,nU ',;,h ~ T ia lo''7e
sylvester Wiley is visiting his mother
and other friends in town. Gardner
Baker and wife of Rutland are the guests
of Mrs. Almira Harvey.
West Kando,pb
over 100 persons gathered at the resi-
uence Oh non. W. II. DUBOIS thursday
9,t 1,Tehlng anu spent very pieasaht season.
ne palty "aS s1;l III Honor 20, 0l Mr. Dul5ols
hrSh,d n,vJe, MS La.ioe ou"sl H'aacnaru anu ner
nusoaiu' ilin m ,iS zee cream ana cake were pro
Ni,ieu wv, III loel"i quautItles oecoliilnS
p.",e Parto orv"auiet i' t,, uen, ;1 W. trout VI
tn Dat v1li Wa9 ~ % .oM IL r'uaS. ne mas many
iiiehuo III Ianiolpn -, DriVers 10 WI
' iianis.omh TPrihEs 1I are ol almost aaliy oc-
ie i'it in"t is very nice anu roiiidh
'ie place " Nls"'
Tunbridge.
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~ ~ ,o,I';y 'a'" 10y, 4" no Mao ia.eiy ar
aL tIS'e' io s Jni"S no a'iL e"'Tiins me resi-
1enoe VI D"lta liSn,' y uhe 10 was
tuh iouiiu s'',is VI @ .ne ueeu, ou. me court
[ he goods to her OWn.uSe, they being left
upon 1abSi W. diSn. pieIiiSeH, anu .le olu lauy
'H, MaS ut1ohai & 81. ~ , Pui ipose WAS eNl-
WHY ~ nteah ~ une III, aiiacS oeIWeen
lls"' Tha Ttin a !ouns iauy iilenu vi ner
pmn '''' lhe'e Is nearly water famine
neie'
"a'eroary'
Mrs. George W. Kennedy is spending a
short time at Alburgh Springs The
Methodist society had lawn party in
I he spacious grounds of Elisha Moody on
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