Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14

while as high as SEC is received by some
VINO are expert at using the cross-cut
saw. The vote for representative in
Richford stood j. G. Baker (rep.), 232
H. S. Locke DEM 60 A few repu ullcans
supported II. w. Rounds, also republican,
who received 80 votes. Majority for
Baker 1874.
Mrs Harriet Kinsley from Oneida is
visiting friends in her native town. -.
Mrs. Armstrong has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to visit her three sons, who are
settled there Frank Blaisdell is attend
| ing school at Cambridge Boro Oscar
| Payne has gone to Morrisville to school
.... Ebert Wetherby with mis- new thresh
| ing machine Is don some good work. ..
| 4 large number OF Charlie Ell nwood's
| friends unexpectedly called on him Mon
day night to notify him that it was his
| DIST birthday. a general good time was
enjoyed and some fine presents were be-
slowed by bis young friends, together
| with watcn and chain, and q S25 check
| nv his PARENTS. AS a result OF the frost
ate corn is now worthless.
Keeler's Bay.
4 Miss Mamie Keller of Burlington, who
/ aAS been spending IA lew weeks here and
At South Hero, has gone home to com
mence sch DOL Monday. Mrs. Chase and
. TWO children of Norwood, y. Y, are Wis
lting at Mr.. and Mrs. :. p. Wadsworths
/ 60. Daniel Wadsw0ith and daughter, who
vva'e neIn away N,~ninE at W rW'oo,l, A.
and two children OF Cannon, \. II are
ylsi,'hg IN to"n ..,...f[ anK IrnVllle OF
long, died Friday morning. "A party of
10 boys and girls spent pleasant evening
at Lester Minckler's In Grand Isle last
Friday.
Cornwall.
Paw Mr. tto,ra.of Nm. t1o,.., ooo,,
nied ibe nninii -He" n maven, Goou
Inu'on ias' SunIay III eHcndhge WIN
NY T W. w. y. o'eeplis seldom McOeon
~ nni' Niane VI ihon9aI1l =, -M"aS. are
~ low" Y,9i,'ns .nei[ uhce Ii r.. 0tp
So =. Deat, 1Qli VI COi' n + Le"l ;
i''7 f. ", 10 ihe HpiScoP8i lhst ST. n we aI
~ so TT o,t'' n.iph i1oaiuiiS' syn VI iieni
Rov m,,ii lts Eech
Ivy i''" .nu Oiit'l Meg'Gi ~
Eule 10 0dA,ou river 10 a"ehu lhe YER
''io'l' "'"''s"'S'
Bristol.
Rev Mr.. Walker occupied the Metho-
;orcible sermon from .Tohn iii.iG 4 l4T5e
I ronrreVatinn vs. nrasanr lie was pas,o1
of tne Wethodi.t chnrrh bars Lone 10
years ayo Frank Rnss If providence
Il Is VISITING f,iards i, town Nist
Nvra Yonn.y Zoos tn Roston this week r.
resnma harstndies in tba consarysiorv NJ
mnsic RristoI viii he veil renrese,,te or
: in Hnrlin1ton this waok
" >
Ko1bury.
, Ehanezar Waterman ie IN tho sicl, LIST
D J. q. Hall who has been seriously i'll, il
/ out again .......'W llllam Cros1er, I0re
iian III tne "atou ssacto!{' anu rleu W
,iSl h"Ne ie''i. neu liotli lo"a' " .eic tne
/ i law oe tr V.sllns lIlenuS 80 sever
llo 1t of nun iay nlgnt GUY uoWn ever
SoII vi Te9etatlon I1rouRh lhe Dog rive
tGi tepo' eu ~ 81 lliCt ~.
ou tns I'M iari - HlSnae1 Cuii.iiiiiH
So onr ~ W. apu "a NJ yonI Cuinlidns, i,
90 VI go t'eu " ruuesua1, Ie p.;
= u. .Spno'a ieIe n;a uheial dn,' purl .
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20 Jug a. hGle lor lutet t!ent' 2epusil pei q
new WI ha|en Vi Noi'nAelu' ohIc'dlIns
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ne T It iHGt9ry slarteu up OF noG
nay -. Einer w IiiIahS vi tnln &c u
IVY wy ~" WIN .ypHoiu IeNel III 'a'ie i.
y" itour ltts, tne H.ent CperatooT a. ~
! . .t.i'n l. 10 hioseu NY IeI,%e NJ gan
NJ anu M d. li WI h'i
sh, going TO Franklin Falls. \. H.. wher,
she has three daughters living Mrs. NJ
Mansfield Is Visiting her daughter, Mrs
l}eit Waterman, IN Burlington. Luxe
|
~ Bull Kun, aud moved his help anC
t"amS, expecting 10 com tnence business
Tuesday, He loaded eight car loads o
wood Tor the Central Vermont railroad OF
Monday,
Bridport.
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DVau' tle ia'iio Is, ISL " io n"
utcu ~ AZ 0 ca IL ~ 'e" p"I L,
, ','' "a Iou ~ ~ nOii LILY 81 a.
!. call on SUNDAY George BurWeu hA.
ietut h laoui 1uuSon' ~ ~ "lei n
: ta7 eeVu on uu,9'llI1s ~, "a
= tih VI -'iliuleouiy CoiIese uiieu ene pu i p
y IL 'ne No.i esat'"nal cuutcn on sum
Anout 81 " our SounS PeoptG eMp e.
r at,e.it ne 3U@'e itii ntoSI VI rnr,l ~
t ny fS ~ 'ue ooaI b. 10y hne
:, shannon of ehsen Harry Eros, h,
. gone into business in Muriah, ~ YL
J. a. Skiff and wife were at b. II. Skiif' OF
. Sunday. Fayette Fletcher and wife U
Minneapolis, Mimi, are soon expected i
c avn "a rev hlghts sluce some CT u. I
d rieWhlne3 lrlehus "lsheu 10 reueNe M
oi uue lrouote OIL gong 10 Hlll!' 50 euIere
hls REanary ahu carried away several oa2
Vi gram WHICH he h"u ready sacAeu'