Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-07

Miss Minnie EAstmBn... ....Dr. ID. W.
Smead is going ont to Columbus, ONO, to
attend the national enCampment, q. A
II. Dr.. Sme1d was formerly resident
OF Columbus
Tuubridge.
The republican club have raised two
Harrison and Norton flags one at the north
VILLAGE. ......H. r, Hayward command
r of Post 81, &. a. r.. and his wife who
Is president OF the r5llef corps. start for
Columbus, Ohio, Fciday to attend the
national encdmpment of the &. a. h. and
w. r. c.
Lowell.
The recent high water carried off the
flume from E1son Klnney's mill, the dam
II 70 being estimated ri $3.50 The flume
was also carried away from Dan Works
grlst mill. but the loss viii be less than
to Klnney's MILL
Chelsea.
Freeman's meeting passed off quietly,
resulting in the election of Curtis >,
Emery, repu blicAn, a. town representa-
tive, 10y % majority. He is but - years
Old, and emnently the young mems can
ddHte The justices elected are w III lrd
$ Hatch, Hyde Cabot, Hira Il. BlNby,
Hutchinson.
Bra ford was unable to elect represen
no hoi,nce S,,d l. ren,1inin,, arm III + -
a. Wadue,dnv uhen n ra,7asl ,,as tal,e,,
TIL morning. The first ballot stood l61
democrat. 100 re Iub ian, 20 prohibition.
West Falriee elected q. h. Church, demo
crat. Bralntree, though republican on
s.n,oti,,e 49, 'i'o'0'' q NOiii0Oi'''''
North uero
49,
All me c,ty o2aruer5 lhaU nave Deen
Sio' ping WIN Mrs. James Mcbrlue ioi
ne PAST seven weeks, 'efj tor nome last
MONDAY zee, Nls' Ame ia Mcbride is Wis
jug 'IleuGS ia SW@htoh thlS week..
A JUu e d. HaHtn WAS IeAdlhG a =
'Ne"I uId jersey m, out 10 wafer idS
Nttk' ne WAS suddenly 8l'ackei, oht
orr uha,e'Y escaped ANY serious INJURY,
Al hou4h ne was caught on the brute
uorhS ana tossed INTO the ar several tlmts
oeiole lie n@ne ms escape.
soutb Rovalton
=, -
MrS' H. II BUZZ ! ava daughter haIue
nave r'tp .ueu 10 Mon peller. ...... :hev.
Cnarles Dutton Is III Town ... Mrs. Oirln
ourI ahk mas returned nome from Rhode
- u' .....'. Inc village scnopI opened
M ohIay WIZ oo scho'ar-, y. H. blNpy
auG MISS NrlIle roster leacheFs.
IiHah * huer was elected toWn repre-
~ ~ Ne, he Hd Wing ltce'Neu ~lo votes
y. l.. Iarnell, tne oemocratlc caAdiuate,
IectNed o9' scattering, .. me old board
81 Jnstlces OF thc peace vas elected, VIZ
W. |. SK'hntr, II. L. Allen, VI. j.. Sar-
Tghi, w. =. Miltln, Z. ID. LoVeJoy, Z.
w. BlsS, H. W. Dutton.
Kee,er.s Raw
~
Inc frequent rams tnat we nave han OF
iate have been ot some considerable dam
age 10 late crops, ana poor time tor mar
mi ~ mt nn +o iast vaor,s c,.or ,ha jr,,
weather having ripened them Off before
they gOt tGeit growth. Those that W re
sOwn later, are however now growing
nicely. Corn is better crop than for
Years past, BuckWheat is good crop
pCtttOes ave also good this year. The ap-
pie crop is good but not so large rs usual
Plums are quite plenty. The camp
er have about all gone home ana the fish
win have n rest if the fi-h stories are cor
'}ct.....The republican procession.
Thursday, at North Hero, was heated by
he banner which was presented to the
Grand Isle county republicans at Burling
ton ia 1910 Mr. l.. Kinney of Grand Isle,
Who carried the banner, cast his first vote
for iIpuecaroe aud il lie i spared him
h. vii vntu far M. sprau6 Harrison