Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24

Loren Richar1sis 10 oi,,,Ltlv 80 ir,rro,,ad -, W.
Mr. Richards LnS r.cnn1iv orr,iraJ ~,
Billings. MAINTAIN. whithnr ha wont uitt
a carload of Nerino sheen He had then
to drive 100 miles win MS Hnrl,
The soil continues drv aithon~b the ro.
cent moderate rains are re;rnsbing eo
Tar as they co The eowin1 Of foII
grain has been greatly retnIdad hv the
drought The road oHostlon continnoe
TO "boil and bubble - and tbera eeame ~
! be no prospect of an adiustmnnt of vie,vs
thereon, hence the State viii probably
! hubhnb, N''0' 0"o vi ''e
yerpennes
cnr;o., Q. vvhoo,a'..,.'.. e...,,
on rnr ~ n.eieI saip2eu rom Ihls sta-
Lo,,i p aiieep T'iu iallius, slX calves ana toul
Eoi,r,,,, a'o; ne p;urs1ing ol Kerosene anp
W V1s ns vneuIhs, III tue feSluehce OF Mr;
n conoidarral Di',ar aIilae on Nam street, resulted
the family saved further loss Mis-. Itlla IL,
Btadbury at Apple Tree cove has been
qu'te lll.;.. Lewis Fireman., the watch
maker aud lewelerof Burlington, proposes
locating IN NergenneS this winter If he can
ma quarters TO sult him. :. The East
Miuu'enury nlhe instead of the Brlstols,
played the Nergennes niue Wednesday.
.i..SSaturday the llinesburgh nine play
the Nergenues club on the fair grounds.
go. Charles Alden OF the firm of Alden IL
Cotey, lett Tuesday morning for Adams,
Mass, where he anticipates locating. The
machinery OF the firm viii be removed if
a change is decided on....l 1t is thought
that DR.. Crabtree's remarkable Illustrated
lectures, over the Walks OF Jesus, may
De gwen III Vermont soon
Inc GaZelle brought over the Westport
nine Friday. Our town representative
mas not Issued MS cards yet, for the Gus
tomary reception. New Haven, Monkton,
buu al
that leaves the doctor trtle in the rear.
Apples at ~ to 5O cents bushel are sold
Graa ~ ume et ne teiit meetings on
oach Of cool Weather bos,t Wy Iie Inad "p pf
lumber for the shade Rnjicr cnmnnnv ~
rived Wednesday, and - inad of tW,ass1i,h
iron for the National Horse NAH comnanv
.... The timber for r. Nack's new wharr
received some time since, will now ne
used for a first-rate niece Of work nndnr
the snpervisiou o. Ctnf Chnri. Nirnn%lo N u,ter
The Westport nine plaved The Ver%n"nes
nine Friday. and the s"1re Stood ~ Io 5in
favor of the latter Mr. \yi1linm Cars.,,,.
died Friday uipht. very snddenlv at bis
home in Vergennes. Thr Decreased a well
known and universalI, re.nectoi ,"ln,oi VA
man. was mem1r nf I'Etf,a ,hI Ftban 1o;Ti eu e.,
&. A. r, Post. a WORTHY memhnr Of tba
Methodist cbnrch liz daatb w.S " snn1 ure
posed to he owinpr tn heart disaosa m'' sup
There are KS scholars in Iaiiv attend
ancp at the rradpd schonl incluIir,r -
tuition navinT scholars ,tn.ithit1S,,d
nr the seyere storm Snniv t
Nrfhodist chnrch was rrn,r,aI In ';ts its
canacitv Inv Gr,nd Arnv yotaran, ~ o'J ~
citiZen; GENERALLY as.er,blnd :" nv ,,''' "
trihnta of rauract 70 W., G',n, ~ P"Ti Pii d
funeral diScoursp ,,as nrancbac L,, Pa,
Mr., Austin, pastor Of tne church. The re
mains were buried in the new cemetery.
Mh. Carasaw enlisted in North Elba, y.
L., In Co. a. 26th regiment, | SC. troops,
Capt. u. Dyer, sept. 4, 1864. Rev.
MI. Heath of West Salisbury oc-
cupled the desk OF the Methodist
church SUNDAY morning 80. Rev.
ID. Cobb OF the southern California
conference VIII preach in the Methodist
church, Nergennes, next Sunday....
thursday there was hall and snow -.
Wednesday the Bristol aud the Yer
gennes ulne played on the Association
grounds in this place.
weybridre.
r,.. ,..
ne larsesl soclaI Satherlng hcld IN TINS
,oWH ~ Ior years was gwen ny Mr. ana MIS-
". N: brl,ell AZ thGlr residence tuesday
evening, MI brlell having received the