Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-15

dation of the pulp mill. The timbers for
the mill, which have been exposed to the
weather since last summer, have been
care fully boarded over, which does not
look like an immediate beginning of work
Mr.. Kicker is expected some time in the
indefinite future to put in the new BULK
head.
AS special favor of the Central Yer
mont railroad, the II p. M, train from st.
Adams, going south, will stop at Milton,
on Thursday and Friday evenings, June
IA and Is, in order to take on parties
wishing TO return home on either of those
nights. This train can, however, stop
only at Milton, besides its regular stop
ping places. Round trip tickets should be
secured at the offices at the starting points.
Let there be a generous rally of the
friends of Christian missions in Vermont.
UNDERHILL,
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas of Jeri-
cho have gone to Mount Pleasant, Iowa
and other portions of the West, visiting.
Gee. Fourteen to II cents was paid for but
ter Friday, June S.....H. j. Metcall 5
little boy is dangerously sick.
wILLIsToN.
Edmund Whitney and wife have gone
to Minneapolis, Mimi, intending to visit
children and friends on the way and stop
at the Chicago convention ...... George NJ.
Reed and wife arrived in town from Sac
ramento, Cal, Wednesday r. b. Fay
reached home Thursday night from Cali
fornia. .....J. f. Metcalf is making eX
tensive repairs on his house.
sHELBURN.
Dr. w. S. Webb intends to commence
the new depot eaIly in July. 1t is to be
| built south of the old one on Walter A
Weeds land The many friends Of
James Wells are glad to see him able to
be out after his severe illness. -. Ebert
Nash is able to be out again.
delegates to the county Sunday school
convention from the Methodist
church report very enjoyable and profit
able meeting at Huntington. Mrs. VIII
liam Mcneil, Mrs. f. ). Rowley, Mrs. ID
g. Smith, Mrs. &. n. Roberts, Mrs. G. 2
Van Vliet and Mrs. f. K. Stoddard at
teuded the Women's Christian Temper
anee Union county convention at Hines
burgh Friday I'D. b. Dubuc has his
residence near the pOstoilice nearly com
pleted. -. Maj. w. Boerum Wetmore re
turned from st. Louis Sunday morning. -,
Chldren's day was duly observed at the
Methodist church. The altar and church
were beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers and potted plants In the morning
Rev c. +. Wilcox and Mrs. Read made
appropriate remarks to the children. In
the evening the concert by the children
was very fine, consisting Of recitations
and songs All performed their parts
well under the pastors drilling. John
Carr was arrested Sunday evening for in
toXication and breach of the peace by
Deputy Sheriff Il. n Roberts. He was
taken to Burlington and lodged in jail
HINEsBURGH.
The w. c. r. U. institute held here
drew full house at every meeting Peo-
pie turned out to hear what the ladies had
To say and listened with interest to Sc
res OF bright and practical papers and adj
dress $. Mrs. p. :. Beemau, the State
secretary, contributed much to the sue
cess OF the meeting as dld also the ~ 3 "
presided over by Miss Anna Tracey of the
Y. V, NJ. OF the latter the songs of Miss
Mary Simpson and poems by Miss Nellie
BiXby and Miss Lucia Barney We're of es-
pecial intere st. VI. +. Remington has
bought the Dr. Goodyear house and LIT
OF ~ acres in the .llage tor $1,000 He IN
tends to repair it thoroughly aud move to
the village in the spring. The wooden
null of Isaiah and j. q. Dow is turning
out 1000 yards OF flannel "A day. Twelve
looms and 20 hands are employed. 80. Miss
Minnie Andrews is home from Boston.
j. w. Spaulding has started out with his
camera for summer tour among the
Green mountains. -. Mrs. George Davies
has a fuchsia with l6G bic ssoms on it,.
Children'S day was observed in the Meth
odist church sunday. The church was
decorated with profuson of flowers and
the whole service was given up to the
children. The day was observed in the
Congregational church by an address to
the Sunday school in the morning by Rev.
a. G. Field, followed by a praise service
aud Sunday school concert. The child
rem all did remarkably well and the
church was handsomely adorned with
ferns, flowers and singing birds. .. Mrs
Susan Ray and also Mrs. Mack are re-
building their barns Oh an extensive scale
Ill Andrews is making many perma
nent improvements about his store. .....
Crows seem to be more troublesome than
usual around corn fields and robins nests
The saying "a cold wet May fills the
barns with grain and hay" cannot in
clude corn which looks very sickly........
There was a white frost on Monday night
THE republican town committee art
f O. Martin, G. j. Carpenter and o. A
Mead.