Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-08-13
THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
MtTTERS OF INTEREST INCUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.
HINESBU RGH.

Chittenden County.
HINEsBURGH
A. Wertheim our veteran cattle buyer
he's gone to Germany on visit and Will
be absent about six weeks. &c. Mr.. II. NJ.
Hull. Henry Fraser and Cheney !. Cole
have built Il cottage by the lake at Deer
Point Charlotte IA greal deal of hay
and grain was secured last week, the crop
of both is magnltiCent...Th cold and
cloudy weather of the last few days has
been very like October. Mr.. Lewis Sane
tuary has completed his block and it is one
of which any village i'll the state might
he proud. 1t is three stories high. The
first story contains hi- store and the post
office. The other two stories are flats ar
ranged very conveniently for dwelling
purposes with balconies on two sides.
Mrs. Bowe has made some substantial re-
pairs on her place &C.. Postmaster \. II.
Weed has added story to his dwelling
and otherwise materially improved it,.
Mr.. Chester G. Corey formerly of this
town is in Auburn, Maine, doing a sue
cessful business in partnership with Il
Mr. Morrison making shoe heels. Mr..
AonZO }. StearnS is engaged in botanical
work with the firm of prngle and llors-
ford of Charlotte. In the Russell neigh
bOrhOod the inhabitants have waged a
war of determination on the chicory weed
which threatens to dispossess them of
their latiVe soil
ESSEN JUNCTION.
Mr. Frank Bowman and his wife G.ottie
Williams who were lately married start
ed for their new home Wednesday after
noon on the O'Clock train. A large num-
Der OF our young people went with them
to the depot to see them off. They leave
us with the GOOD wishes of large circle
of friends. lottie was a favorte among
all classes and she will be greatly missed
. George b Drury and family with his
Ciet. AtpG 4 4 Il, = +g.,
and Mrs. and Mr.. Charles Fields from
MOntuelpr have gone to MallptS BAY for "A
few days camping ... Rev. VIM. +. Eng
lish started Tuesday for Vacation of
three weeks going to Newbury and Clare
muut, y. H., visiting friends 80. Rev Mr.
Bates tr IN Wiliston Will occupy his desk
at the junction. The upper mill dam
which supplies water to the paper mill
and grist mill is undergoing thorough re-
pairs Paper has been stopped for few
weeks but expect to start up as soon as
the dam is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren II. Dunning of
BROOKLYN, y. V, are visiting relatives in
town
Roy T e Ratios of WiIliston will nraach
at The Union rhnrrh next Sahhath in The
absence of the Rpv Mr. E,n0lish
CHARLOTTE
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EdgerIoh are nome on snort Nislt from
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drews Of tiineuimr,,b and eavarai ,nnra
ORC to no b1,iiI ,.arr Co., T'bis noint is ~,
dnnhtediv tha nnct charrii'r5 ppoi,it 81 aIar ~,
onr shoras Hiss 7 in1in uolmar a ,,erI
promising young singer OF tnls town eN-
Rostnn nix wear -
HarvestinIis is now in fnll hlast Grain
i GENERALLY e,nnd but ;, goni danI of com
MANI nf rHs1 On in,,. nieces Tba nnnsii.
xiv cool nivhts are had for corn and a
mi crnn is nor Inol cd for Pnt,,tnes @ q q
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