Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-14

sbiIe, is appointed to this charge and fIl-
more. Henry b. Warden, who has been
erecting Florida hotel during the win
ter, returned here on Wednesday The
next meeting of the reading club is to he
held with Miss Lillian Cutting. =. The
sDring term of school at tie academy is to
close Que week from next Tuesday.
The Johnson No'mals played a game of
base bIIl with the Morrsville Academies
on the grounds Of the latter Saturday
result 81 % i2 in favor of the academies
LA convenient road has been made
from Maple street on o the old fair ground
Mrs. Angie Perry was arrested yes
terday for cruelty beating one of her own
children. Aft an examination at Hen
dee's office she was taken to Hyde Park
jail. Mrs. Hiram Dodge's house is re-
ceiving coat of paint, and our village is
receiving its usual spring fixngup
vergennes.
The receipts of the dime sociable in the
vestry of the Methodist church Wedne5
day evening for the benefit of the Sunday
school library was sufficient to pay
for the books. The Baptist church
in Addison has had baptismal
tank placed in their house of worship..
Rev Mr.. Austin is some better. The
Water LILY does not make regular daily
tips yet. Politicians are beginning to
count noses The Edmunds men are cool
aud quiet, the Smith men are active, but
try to appear indifferent. There were
Baptist church Sunday The large will
! low tree that has Shaded the house of
| Lewis Barn on Main street went down be-
fore the woodman's axe Thursday.
A meeting OF the Vergennes board of civil
authority was held at the city clerk S
office to hear an appeal from the decision
| of the listers in the case of certain owners
of stock in the Farmers N.tionul hank of
Vergenne., VINO reside in New York city.
| The owners claimed deduction for debts.
owing but the listers decided that the
law did nor rive them iur;sdiction of such
claims when made bv non residents. mn.
less made in the wav nointpd ont in the
law. The board were more liberal han
the listers aud thinking it hard for clever
fellows to nav inxps kindly ordpred the
board TO correct the list. 50 that said
stockholders shall be eyempt
The MAYOR has placed in n conspicuous
Mace q notice to nnrties sailing Goods nj
nuctlon and to non-residents HAVING 1pri
cultural tools on the sidewalks that a Der
mil mus, he ohtnined of the nnthoriii ir.
Two loaded canal boats the 7 II
MYERS aud the j. Seelev. CAPTAIN n
D6ughtcry. from Perth Ambov. \. J
with 235 ions of SMEAR loaf coal CONSIGNED
to Thomas Mack. arrived at his coal yarf
Thursday night. The canal boat l.. b
Dnnforth. Cant Case of the reuular for
81 -
urdav rom New York loaded with Goa
and merchandise G, II. Sprieg shipped
lO5 veal calves Friday for Bnsfon mark ke
from Vergennes New Haven and Middle
bury dep0ts. Price live weight AZ cent,
per pound. The Friends are holding
uu?rterlv meeting for Saturday and sun
dav at their place of worship. North Fer
risburgb. A vonng l"dy adv evan evnpngeIist rI It from
Maine was expected to take charge of tn,
: meeting.
Mir. Absalom Tupper Of Ferrisburg h
felt able to visit Nerrennes last week. Du
, it was probably too much for his reduce,
condition, and he has not been as wei
since. DR.. Cram is attending him. .Th
t Lily left with boat load of furnitur
f Monday Prof. Branerd of Middlebury
occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday.
At the Conversational church Rev. Mr.
, Robertson preached and al the Bap,is
church. Rev. Mr. Sherman preached
t Mr.. NJ f. Allen of North Fpllisburrh il
mentioned as senatorial candidate on tn
Republican ticket for Addison county
He is one of The leading business men o
the county, ana votes Tor EdmuudS
l Miss Edna Carlisle who has been will
A Mrs. Stone as mllljrer. left for "A position
y in a Brandon millinery Monday $500 Mr.
5 and Mrs. Fairbank have been making
y visit to friends in Clinton. Mass. "Gol
. minen the blood meriue stock ram uwue,
e by Gorham & Mason, was sheared las
4 week Tuesday, and his fleece weigne
J. thirty three and a half pounds. He is
i wears old and was sheared Nav 10. 1SS:
e Luck, ,Jr.," bred hy Mrs. |.
y p. Clark. Addison. two wear
:, old June next. sheared. April Sth
e 25 pounds William Strong. who is witt
o Crane x Co. burlington paid his home
+ flying visit Mondav...At st. Paul
e church rector, Rev. MIR. Tavlor. preache
) Sunday Foster :. Haven, who ha
t been in the New York college of phys
5 SLAMS and surgeons, passed a successful
n examination last week.
Mr. L. w Frost of Brilport has
:, three.years old Holstein heifer that give
I ~ - bounds of milk per day. and from
J. two pound, of butter are made TIL
e Atwood creamery at Middlebury has d,
h cided to use the cold open setting. in pre-
erence TO the Cooley nails The Stowe
e Evarts creamery ut New Haven depo
e has had a new spnarator and cream ya
II added in readiness for the openinp ON TN
d l5rh. The capacity of the creamery is (c
s. 500 cows. but only about 2sO are eXpecte
+ at first Rev. Mr.. Austin is so muc
q l,nt bn Dat