Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

JERICHO.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II Vaughn are in town |
Mis- p. >. Billiard Is .lck... Capt. (
AnsOu Atkinson returned 10 New Bedford
Mass, Tuesd y...A. Nj. Hutchinson OF |
Burlington, has rented OF DR.. NJ. II. l.,
Thompson, the H NJ Field residence here. !
Mrs. Charles Hilton is severely sick |
with a stomach difficulty l.. M. Stevens
had a very severe attack Of angina pector-
is, Monday ...... Matthew Tierney has
bought of Il. r.. Lane the farm known as
The Ford place, of 30 acres for $500 go. ....
The last lecture of the course VIII be given
Wednesday evening by ID. ). Foster
on Benjamin Franklin" ....
The Underhill Citizens band viii give q
musical entertainment at Academy Hail
next Saturday evening ........A pleasing
with an oyster supper was
given at Academy Hall Wednesday even
ing of last week by the society of Christian
endeavor. The receipts, over $l3 are to be
used to purchase singing books for the
school .....T The republican club
met here Saturday evening, with good
attendance and enthusiasm Addresses
were made by l.. b. Howe, h. >. Whit
comb, ir., J. S. Gil ,ey, L. NJ. Stevens who
was a member of the first republican con
vention, and others. The next meeting
will be held at the village of Underhill,
March Bird.
The Weekly Free Press from
this date is reduced one half-it
is now only ONE DOLLAR a
year.
UNDEEHILL
Mr., b. II. Day went to Boston Feb 20
on business tTip.....W. :. Noyes of
Day g. Noyes was with his family at VOL
colt Feb 10. ... Maggie Mullen has re
turned from Alstead, \. H., where she
1. N1t,,g a
Ira Lincoln are at home. .......F. >. Jack
son has closed a successful term OF school
in the upper Observation-Disclosures 4.....
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Washburn started
Feb 20 for Kodiac, Alaska, where they
will remain till next fall........T The best
dairy COWS are selling for $40. Terrill
81 Murphy are paying Is cents bushel for
potatoes to car.......W Wilmer w. Hill
from johnson is to start select school at
the academy ........H II. l.. Lane has rented
the Butts farm for another year. Merrill
Rufler has the Truell farm this year. ....
Mr.. Bennett and j. c. Leslie gave tew
remarks on temperance at the CongreGa-
tiOual church Friday evening, after which
Mount Mansfield Lodge, No, ia, |, Q. @.
T., was Ieorganized, officers elected and
installed The following are the officers ;
p III. c. H. Hayden, {. 7. ; Mrs. c. IL.
Hayden, w. V. r. ). Jackson, secretary :,
Rey. J. X. Williams, chaplain; Carl f.
Day, +. >. A. W. waters, l. H. H.
Curry marshal Miss Alice Idndon, |. I'll;
I,dy,a ,la,,,tyr' M y II NV snneri,
teudent of Juvenile Templars. The next
meeting will be held at Thompson hail,
February 25 1t is earnestly desired that
every one interested in this work would
unite with the order especially the young
people.
Lssty.
W., i.i i. , ? ,l 80: 800, .,
of the Essex Classical Institute took place
last week, and consisted of an Grafton,
deciamat ions readings. music aud a drama
The Grafton was by Michael Hartz, well
written and we'll delivered the readings
and determinations were of a GOOD charac-
ter: the music was imprompfu hv the
Essex Cornet band and highly creditable
to them the drama was much admired
and caused some surprise ana applause at
the fine acting Of The parts. The pro-