Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-09
THE NEWS in VERMONT.
MATTERS OF INTEREST i'm OUR OWN
STATE.


he lOllON luS II II IlSl vi HGllCltS drawn
at the fair held in Corporation hall during
the past eight days. The drawing oc-
Cured Tuesday night: Chamber suite,
black walnut, Joseph Tavoie; clock,
worth SO, Miss Nellie Calvin of Middle
bury gold watch, Misa Annie Deavtt /:
easy chair, Mary Fitzgerald; china tea
set, Maggie Barrow Il complete set of
Dickens works. William Boyle of Bur
lington a barrel of Hour, Walter Gray :
two large hanging lamps, Miss Emma
Lemair and Stephen Taylor; Wine set,
ID. Ii. Mccarthy; sofa pillow, Miss Mary
Courtney silver butter dish, Christopher
Allard; album, Douis Chambeau; ana
other articles too numerous to mention.
The attendance was very good throughout,
many coming from Burlington. The ar
ticles were all costly and first class in
every respect and financially the fair was
a success "A detachment of the Saliva
tiOn Army came to town last Friday even
ing and alightng from the street car at
the bridge marched up through the vii
lage to the Methodist Episcopal church. in
the parlOrs of which they held their ser
vice they attracted large crowd, many
entering their meeting Their services
held until quite lateln the evening. When
the soldiers, about a dozen of both sexes,
We're going to the car on their return they
were assaulted with a vOlley of eggs.
They We're Obliged 10 pull down the cur
talns OF the car to shield themselves from
the volleys. Their assailants threatened
rougher treatment still should they ever
venture to come to WlnOoski again. This
proceeding as regarded by the unpreiu-
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CHARLOTTE.
The funeral of Edgar Henry Mcneil.
secuuj son OF Henry and Ann Mcneil. was
hold TUESDAY t6e 1olh- Thr nn.;nr
IL 4 ~ [i-i1d ,va. ..sistoL in ia sa.
vice bv Rev. II. Knott and Rev. NJ. A.
Nicket' me deceased had long and
P"lnl," liliie9I' anu ms ue',,i itHN g iil"uH
hlOul leIs' as ne NdS Il young man Oh eN-
cement qutil'les' me caskeI was sur
ROUNDED WIN peaulllui Ioral oHerIhSs'
aIIall-tu oS many LoN t"S ndhus, anu lhe
SrHNe was Intu Wlll lerhS' ny several
ypunS men recently ms schooihlates,
Haylhe mas commenced III earnest. Inc
crop VIII DE an average one, Out more or
less 1IIed with daisies. II daisies are cut
before lhe blossom drops on III drylhg
they make nrst class STOCK nay.
JERICHO.
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Nan! HaVf con- a llienceu Hai!hs lhls
Meeh -, ~ i."V ioi vi 'iit9 toMH'
bnS .i,,r"d n0.'tin, in Wc',to,, ao ci,'ii wi
engineer. . The creamery is doing rush
ing business, making butter of Il superior
quality. 1t is rumOred Mr.. Putier will
open his house as hOtel' when completed
....Many are receiving visits from city
friends this month...A notice in Cairo.
ILL.,, papers says that the school board of
that city have re elected Miss Flora +.
Prouty as teacher the coming year in the
city hi9n school; also, appointed her as
delegate TO the state Normal Institute,
which Is held at Chicago this week and
next. Miss Prouty was formerly of this
town and we are glad to hear of her sue
cess.
RICHMOND.
John Dobson, Prosper Deforge and
Peter tlanery, Jr,, were each fined 80 and
costs i4r lhtoX'catioh une 81 before JUS
M MSIGe 0aIihon uIeel = S uuSe oolDy was
drlNlhg 10 Town lasl SATURDAY with Il
Iarge noS IN tne wagon, wheh, near
' Uii . pi"f afoP, 81 Vme noS Juip
e eH oyer the ii i9te eha OF tne ne wagon taxing
Cne Iuu3e Nun nm; nm me Juuee le9
caugnu IN tne Wheel Vince nut fortunately
Joy WIN nun c"uslll lne lines
an PieNSSiii.1u Si. ~, 'ne hoises from
inrnd 1la to'IS S,h ea 9ealII'siy h.'y M
fa ,.i,ie, ne 81, 1ose ~ Gase pan clio
san, ealS az niGno ia9s 7aSu'i'a, She score
sIah''ihS Orleutals' - 81 Josephs, 10
ESSEN.
The fall term of Essex Classical Insti
tute will begin Tuesday. Au~ VI Tha
Executive Committee have engaged A G.
Cox nrlIciDHl who has bprn nruriDu1
OF New hampton Institution, Fairfax, the
ipnts IN M a7,,lnued o,,i no Co"au ~ assis
Ma Gtoiha "a ~ ,9f Co i"i %9 piao 'IS"
the it,t - N,tininat"T So"' ioi
rI1i' Iy,s or,,,,,'i1pd a. tba ro.iaoo
of / IA Vielie last evani, oaiind 'Ioo ,,'e
0Gnr, t,hev,aro y irha -, q o"i'0'i 'ue i
Nittin MN. .h.r rho ", ,iuCm', e1 q; IA,
everin,,'s yort ii't'' T%o 1 .,,i Ipl 'iie hIsI
closed Friday afternoon with mil nnblic cI.Toi ,Te
ta,'i'-',It -'''''' "'-n Pupi'c rie
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HINEsBu RGH.
Rev. 4 " Woodrufr of West RntI,rd
loctIn.,J ON ,er"mararcn IN Jj' tba itpI,ItHu p,,i,
rInr,n Suri,av eIaniI',, 81" M Ne i,"Pli9l
schn0I. cio.ad i}ridav Schonli P'pilG ai,'G
Q had r. yery pleasant picnic at the ' Pam ''mi'
yyhere rh c{nsin'r eIra,.risa vir onnI'
School %o had ti,niIor aSarniioI, nti'l,
and y iolly time in the "HoIIHwS ''e'
The 6. a. X. festival, Saturday evening,
i,,s W. II. Ieiiri Uot Lmemty thtee uol,
al | -. 'nt"i 1itiet anu ldlllN Oh