Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03

1nenter and daughter of Washington, ID. !
G., are in. town to visit relatives and
| friends. Mrs. Parmenter is niece of
| Hon. Oliver Smith and her husband has
| been connected with the ordnance de- |
partment since the close of the civil war. |
| Mrs. Eliza Meacham, mentioned few
days since as having gone to Lincoln to
LUtrd against hay fever, fell downa flight |
of stairs at that place, breaking an arm, |
some of the bones of one foot and rcceiv- |
| ing other severe bruises. The Clifford
| family reunion broke up on Monday Mr..
II q. Clifford and his daughter Mrs. f.. >.
! Leavenworth going west, the former to
! his ranch at Russell, Kansas, and Mrs.
! l.eavenWOrt to her husband in Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Clifford left for
| their home in New York city. Rev. X. b.
TODey and wife Will leave in few days.
.... Present indications point to II good
attendance at Beeman academy TINS fall.
Vergennes
Saturdays trade in town was an i'm
| pr0vement on the previous market day.
| Butter was iirmer and advanced Jritle in
| prce....Mr, Merrill of the Crawford
| House will take charge of the new mann
moth hotel, and open it to the public No
vemDer l....A bill fish four feet long was
speared in keloggs bay, south of Fort
Cassin saturday, by MI II. Y. Ed
! mond...The parochial school open
ed Monday with large attend
ance and three nuns as teachers....
| ne receipts ht the itolHHL CathoIc laIr
amounted To- 500. Mr.. = ~ haNeh, one
Of our leading merchants. has been ap-
! pointed by the Republican State commit
zee as Il delegate 10 lhe hational "nlIsa-
ioon hepupllGth conference, WHIch meets
al IhlcaSo, IEursday,f Sepie emper IT.. H.
Is Elulld3e' !aWNefol M'uulep'iy l. ms
| alternate edlesuay Hittrio0n ne
Bristol aud Nergenuts base ball clubs
| piiN on ne lair grounds. II Ilday
Mr. q. II. Spri9g shipped from
thl9 station 20 hoEs' - Tedls ana
10 She'p from New HaN"n ~
shetp auu hogS, ANA from MlddIeoury )
yeas .... ne presence OF Mr. solomon
/ leIu on the streets 9aiuruaS was sur
Pii1T ~ ~ i',7 'i'%n2 onu &
years ago and moved to Mulvane, Kansas,
where he has since resided He and Mrs.
Field arrived Friday and are the guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. Beady. in PautOn
The tent meetings ON Green street, 1th
Day Baptists are held afternoon and even
ing each day
P!ums are a far to good yield this sea
son and are worth 15cts to y per bushel.
Rev MIR. Robbins. North Ferrlsburg, is
expected to preach in the Methodist
church next Sunday .... Miss Williams of
Bellows Falls is the guest of Mrs. Matte
Jackman Al the hose tournament. Fri
day. in addition to the regular prizes for
hose racing there will be prizes for 100
yards dash, 30 yards dash, sack race, etc.
hnnts Mr. r. !. tIntchineon b.s raturn
ed to Springfield. Mass Mr.. Chas. Tap
pan of Troy is visiting. friends in Panton
: ana Nergeunes ...There were l3O scholars
reported for the parochial school on FL
: bow street, Monday.
The $50 train from the south ran over a
COW belonging to William r., Greene, and
, Mr. Greene had narrow escape. Mr..
Greene drives his cows across the track on
the way TO the pasture. IA large dele
2 CATION from Nergennes are in attendance
q at the Niddlebury fair. The atmosphere
has been thick with smoke for several
. days ana the storms OF Monday ana tues
: day night We're very welcome.
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= North Hero.
,.
Mrs. {. A.; Bogordus LETT Tor nome II
( Chicopee Fails, Mass, last thursday, after
a sojourn OF eight weeks on the island =
e Mr.. II. w Allen has several city board
o ers and expected ~ more on last Nednes
e day boat....A party OF 10 are enJoylnl
y camp life on HloOard PoInt Just horth
h or the city Ihey occupy II. =. LarneS
IA cottage and come from East ChaZy, y.
I and elsewhere: congressman stewart
# spent nearly all or last week IN camp OF
/ knights Island pulling up sucks last sat
II urday ms town 5 cheek llst contains
h III names that are supposed 10 be lega
e voters. On Isle La Note 1t Is sald that
II 30 names nave oeen throWh out, IL nav
It ing been discovered that person porn oil
:, parents before the Iatter mad taken ou'
$ naturalization papers Is not legal vote
l. at the age of 2l unless he is naturaliZed
e If this be true there are several IN Inn
n town that 1t would be nara totell whether
= they are legal voters although II has beer
IS customary to let all North Island borl
Y male citizens vote when arriving at the