Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-07
THE NEWS IN VERMONT.
sAATvEts OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.
Chitteuden County.
WINOOSKl.

The democratic justice ticket received
an average DMjhrity OF $50 votes Tues-
lay. ~ liquor was sold aud the best Of
order prevalled.
JERICHO.
The following Justices We're elected
Tuesday - =, Thomson, Il. G. Fay, \.
= Ransom, w. 4 Lee. W. n. Pierce, Il.
II, Chaplin, >. c. Lee.
sHELBURN.
The question of con estng the election
Of MIR Qlultu of Shelburn, is being ser
iouslv cInsi iered. 1t is claimed the CHI Oh
list had names of persons not legal voters,
that the ballot box was illegally opened
after he count began to allow a voter to
vote, aud tn undue influences were used
TO affect the action of voters, but rs Mr..
Tracy, the republican candidate, refuses to
consent tOa contest, it may all end III talk.
- NJ chatl Qulnlan, the democratic candl
]a;e iur town representative, was elected
on the second ballot by Il majority OF two
Robpit J. White, Walter A. Weed, Norris
K Miller. John L. Balsfow, Benjamin
HARRINGTON, Eli II. Palmer, Lafayette
Lyon were elected justices of the peace.
wILLIsTON
Among the ouf of town guests received
Tues lay afternoon at the Universalst par
sonHge, were Mrs. VI. A. Adams of Boston,
Mass, MIS- Gibson of New Hampshire,
and Rev. e Smiley aud wife of Richmond,
Vt.
wESTFoRD.
Rev. Mr.. Teller will exchange desk
with Rev. Mr. Crocker of Fairfax neXl
Sunday. Caroline Grow il
quite i ck........ The services of the cor
net baud were IN good demand at the
political rallies which lately occurred it,
adj accent towns ......At the union far
At St. Adams, II. b. Howard received
premium Tor hts 4 year-od horse, aud
'eorge Rice for gentleman's driver.
BOLTON
Orrin Hill of North Duxbury had his
arm nearly cut of while working in the
saw mil last Thursday. DR.. James Ui
Water ury thinks amputation will Mt
De NECESSARY unless blood poison should
occur........Miss Hattie Morse accom-
panied Mss ID d-y Hosiord as far a.
Wells River last Friday. The latter was
On her Way to Derby Line, where she j.
engaged q teach the village school for
4he next SIX mopths........ Mr.. and Mr..
crank Powers have moved to Water JurN
........C =. Stevens OF Troy was IN town
asst week, guest Of q W. Stevens
CHARLOTTE.
There Is to be q grove meeting held IT.
he maple grove of Il. W. Prindle, near
he Bap 1T corners, TO commence Sept 49,
and 10 CUutnue four days Rev. G.
}. HRWley If Brandon. is to have charge,
assisted 10y keVs. Robinson, Robbins aud
others. SnpuId the weather be unfavor
toie iOr outdoor meetings, they will be
acid in the usual place of worship. -.
g. O. Beers intends starting for Minneap-
OiS next week w. H. Holmes starts
Tor California in a few weeks to remain
during the winter, seeking relief for rheu
matte troubles Mrs. Richard Wnailey
Ioes with him as far as ST. Louis to visit
'1pV sistpr Mrs DIR Hazard The i'm
tees elected are A w. Sherman. d. w
Hazard, W. w. Higbce, A. A. Bylngton,
Dean HOslord, G w. Varney, H. G. Leav
3nworth. ...... Earle ). Prindle started
Wednesday, the 5tb, for Mexico, where he
10 TO assist Cyrus g Prindle in his hotani
cal work........ Wilbur Field and wife
have just returned from Chatham, on the
Massactus etts c1ast, where they have been
cod fsh hug. Mir Field caught II, some o
hem weighing 20 pounds. ...... Grain L.
turning ont fairly. Potatoes are growing
inely, Com and buCkwhea: need more
warm ", ather to get out OF the way OF
he frost
Many If the campers VINO nave enjoyed
very pleasant tinIe at TnompSon'- Point
are leaving, though several will remain
lill the mddle of the month";. Non
William Carey ard wife of Schenectady,
Ny, who are visiting friends in this vi
Emily, are the guests of ID. w. Hazard ....
After several weeks vacation Miss Stella
Russell is again N hersschoUl at Lake
Flew Seminary.
UNDEEIILL.
Strvicesin Calvary (Eps opaD church
villa, If undrrhill, on Sundays, Sept. Q
and 9, at 3 p. III. Seats ee. Donation 8
30 The mission rand will be received at any
time, and ia any amount. by the mission
AIRY, the Rev. q. Graves, 96 Colchester ave,
nue., Purhugton.......B b. G. Day started
4 I T. re- "a "a il q n Ay,ltf
ed as prlpcipai OF the academy Miss
Edwidge NtssAur has returned from Nal
let's b. y..... Mrs. Washburn and daugh
ter, WHO have been visiting at DR.. Bur
= dicks, have returned to New York. .......
The district school in the village COM
A. .nenced Sep. 3, with Lizzie McGlbbou as
eacher 10 the lower district and Miss Des-
:. lfny in he upper.
9diss Nay Martin attends school at Es-
sex, aud George Vasseur attends the
school at Jericho. Thomas Rogers, from
Nestford, has moved into the Dixon
house. . Mr.. and Mrs. josiah Bass. from
Minneapois, MINI, are visiting friends in
Gown. Que hundred and seventy tickets
, we're eoid At this station At the recent
Sunday school excursion to Providence
Island. Mrs. Benedict and daughter
Mable have returned to their home IL
Worcester. Mass. Clinton c. Abbott
d. station agent, accompanied party
from Hyde Park to Sout1
Hero. camping for two weeks. -,
Mr.. G. ID Lease, from Jacksonville, ha'
charge of the depot during the dh
ssnee az G. G. Abbott. -. Fifteen to l
cents was the p'ice paid for butter Angus
3l....1he prohibitionists held a rally a
Thompson hall September 3. Rev. T.. w
Culver, presiding elder of the St. Alban
district, delivered u lecture in support o
The THIRD party.
At the election votes cast for G. w
Woodwork were cha!ler & d. Objection
were mtIe IN writing. Rld sealed, an
placed with votes.
HUNTINGTON.
The Sargent family, consisting of abou
20, held grand reunion at the residenc
of Harvey Williamson last week Thurs
day. a Oountiful repast was served AM
the occasion WAS enlivened by the presenc
of the Huntington and Bristol Corne
bands, Relatives were present iron
Malone, n. Y Massachusetts aud New
'Hamps hire....,...M Mrs. Il A. Norton ha
been quite sick, but is now some bette
George Wyman is very low, AM
II. w Judson and the Others sick i
town are improving slowly. Tn
creamery building at the north villag
10 ~ IA un1ar f,,n bauduau No