Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-04-27
THE NEWS In VERMONT,
MATTERS OF INTEREST ~ OUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.

CHARLOTTE
Miss l. zzie Holmes, after serlonS an9
DrotraCted Illness in BCSl on, las GetUTHtV
6ome. Mrs. Il. X. Hubpel! IS Rrehu
sufferer, with little hop $ 81 hrlnE O'ller
several weeks is stlil Coutlued to ms room /
-,..,.,, Rev. NJ. a. Wicker's broken leg is |
doing nicely.
uNDERHILL.
The democratic repr, sentatives at tive !
state convention will he G.. W. Wooawprth |
A. c. Humphrey, A. NJ srlaw. aud :. NJ |
Mead ........ school IN tie village districts
will commence April 30th.... Daniel !
McCiovern has moved to Jericho. ....
Eddie McGiil bias gone 10 ST Alhaus @ud
n Young to Montpelier for the summer
..Mr. Pennman from Concord,
Mass, is visiting at = a. Hale's ........
Henry Locklin from Boston Is visiting
relatives and friends III town. ....... me
funeral of Mrs Il. Church was held at her
late residence Monday. April 23rd., krV.
j. X. Williams oflicatiug. Arthur
Nay Is selling the Old reliable FREE PRESS
.......T. Is Barney has hcught Along the
line of the Burlington and LAmol!le foho
about 200 barrels of maple syrup OF the
finest quality. These barrels contain 30
gallons each, making total of 10000 gal
ions. Under Mr.. Baruey's management
the syrup trade is blooming, and the mahu-
facture of this most healthy delicacy Is he
coming the source of n handsome cash rev
euup to the farmers. The system of buy
ing witch he has established stimulates
each man 10 make the very finest quailty
as the color, flavor and weight determine
the price of the syrup. One hundred oai-
rels were taken in aud shipped from this
station during the last week ana we uh-
erstand that rs much more Will be taken
in this week AT Cambridge and Cambridge
junction.
Butter market lower. General price II
30 % higher J. II
Thorp has taken back the real estate re
Gently sold to j, f.. Fireman. and Will erect
= house thereon. j. Hilton VIII
make the cheese at the factory TINS season
........ Farmers are harvesting larger
quantity OF sugar than for many year.
SugIg IL selling to cts. pound.
wINOosKI
A double team belonging to Horace
Plisl ran away with Il load of hay oatnr-
daN Startiug from he Touring mill they
crossed the hrld2e, ran up the deWa.k on
the ~ 81 side IF Main street and turned on
to West Centre street. " hen stopped near
The WOuen mill Office, the load OF my "As
still on he wagon. About ~ cAuui-
dates TO. certificates presented themselves
at tie teachers examination Saturday
Among these We're several pupils VINO 1t"
not intend to teach. All tue teachers ana
the following pupils passed the reQdlr.u
ger cent: Alice q. Stevens and Martin =.
N!it5 ol we u" 'aus un A,, Nf,,,,i,
Wheeler, Katie Farrell, Lena Gray and
Anna Walsh of the graded school here. ...
About 90 volumes have been added 80 the
school library. ...... The plug-hat craze
so prevalent III Buringtpn ma, evidently
lsaon'u III -, ~,
0SmIHT W ,,,,ii ba III : .iurh',v eyri,, at
the loEn clerks Office.
HINEsBUEGH.
The Valley Cheese factory opened last
week, ard the creamery viii open Oh the
25th inst. Sugar making closed ON the
19;h after "A very success Ill season, though
short. Sunday morning there was
seven inches Of snow ca the ground .....
Mr.. George ID. Leonard has returned from
his trip to kentucky, and reports the
spring far advanced, trees leaved out
and grass fuur inches high in that section
Ezra : roug, Wliilam Wells and
James Knox have gone TO Mas achu-etts
for work i'm mills and expect 20 move their
families soon......Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Hunt
OF Brooklyn, y. Y, have arrived in town
......The sOciahle at Mrs. Z. j. Murphy's
was well attended ...... IwentN-alX teach
ers Were examined at the public examine
ZION SATURDAY
Ezra russell mas engaged TO clerk Tor
James Allen Tor year ana mas begun
-
........S. a, BroWneIl Is cor meg 20 iue
house with It bad coid....... Rolilh ShltA
and vile from SWahioe ale ,spehHlnE IL
L." DAYS II town. :'''MIHS r"hh!e Nh
crae rom N'roO-Hl mas beGh Fisll ing
friends IN lpWu.:.'....H Henry ItachouI is
putting an addition ph hiS hon'e.''.'.O "r
Scho - "teur" i3SO NteN .HoH"-S WIN Il
larger H'ttAu"uct IMAM ruaI ioi Nhe sFuh@
term.
prcu,,ovn
Mrs Pine aud Mrs. RI IN Jones nave
gone - New YORK Tor -pring goods. .....
Norton " sous, have sou their large
stock nt boots ond SHOES, aud good viii to
Fred Powers, who viii carry on The hu9i-
ness. ...Gleason " lllidteth have pat
in a separator at Fag's Corners; There
are some 800 cows in the neighborhood
that it VIII accommodate. After the
cream is separated it Will he carried 10 the
creamery at the village ana cnurnec INTO
butter. The owner OF BostWick
block is making arrangements to convert