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

.. The Bridge company are offering 30
cents per yard for gravel delivered on the
bridge, which is Il good price If gravel
were Il little handler.
West Randolph.
The fall term of our graded Avol com
menced Monday with the old krd of
teachers. 1t is expected thej dance
will be very large go. The Yves lOlph
branch of the Burlington Clot com
pauy has been opened in Sm block.
large stock has been put ihvd the
store is fine one to show eUJOS i'll.
George Z. Scott of Burlington is The man
ager. This makes three regular clothing
stores IN town.. Thomas, Wheeler x Co.
have leased the basement and first
floor of Lamsons block, corner Mer-
chants Row and Pleasant street,
to be used as a factory for the manufac
ture of Thomas's patent butter tub fast
ener. y 20 horse power engine and ma
chinery is being put in This fastener Is
destined to have an immense SALE.
Charlie, son of Hon. w. ii. Dubois, drove |
his pony to the White Mountains this |
week. &C. NJ. Howard, Esq, is travelling /
in Dakota. Miss LAME Griswold ol /
Lancaster, y. H., is visiting her sister in /
town.. The firm of Flint * Nichols, /
prOprietors of the Red Lion Inn has been /
dissolved the former retiring on account
Of poor health NV. >. ,. Buck, wife and
daughter, are having II weeks vacation in
)
the shade here Friday.
Rutland.
Politics are decidedly mixed in the town
of Rutland. The wOrklugmen have held "A
caucus and nominated James Hogan for
representative. The Hcrod says 1t is
probable that the Rutland Democrats will
nominate the same man. They do not
wish to- but feel that they must in order
to preserve existence. But they will not
be united in it. The number is consider
able who prefer to stand by their colors.
The sheldon bolters, it says, are bewilder-
ed, staggered, dazed and lonesome The
Republicans are in fine spirits. Their
lines are intact and tney ieel that the
laboring man, having " sat down upon "
demagogism and bos,ism, will naturally
work with them in many matters for the
general good.
Bristol.
The butter market Saturday was quiet
Prices ranged from II TO IL cents. sat
urday the thermometer reached %. StV-
eral persons were Frustrated by the heat
that day. The W. G. I. L. have elected
the following officers: President, Mrs. +.
II. Daniels; vice presidents. Mrs. I. W.
Gregory and Mrs. VI. f. Ridley; record
ing secretary, Mrs. J. W. llaskins; CORE
treasurer, Mrs + NJ Rowell. Quarterly
meeting at the Methodist church next
Sunday. Presiding Elder Bennett will Oc-
cunv the nulpit Owing to continued ill
health Harvey c. Munsell has resigned
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"aterVile.
Samuel Miller was at home over sun
day Albert Wiley of Boston is visit
/ ing his mother in towu.J. V. Stevens
| was in Burlington over SUNDAY Frank
! I.araway has put a two foot top on his
| mill dam....O. q. Kelley had one of his
feet badly jammed, the past week, by Il
stick of timber falling on it. Capt
Moses Mcfarlanu ana VIE attended lhe
tbPn ,ost ,rael" Nrs II = NiIhnr and
snn nf nnf RnrIington were IN town on SIM.
dov " nanin7 Maurice re ioices over the
arrivaI Of a ten nonnd hov The base
baIi hnvs hnd "a hitr dav Saturday. The
tirst nIIe nIaved with nckeI nine of
! R.k arstiald at Rnkersheld Scores ~ to O
in favor of Waterville. The second nine
played with the Cambridge nine at Water
vile. Scores "A to II, IN favor OF Water
vile. Elmer ana Edward l.each ana b'
w. Beard have been entertaining the boys
the past week with their slide, which they