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

~ Iarrie of IVorceeter Noea |
,,t a. a., w. o. To- ., town recentlv
'PSi;ea Icy W u E1snn Roe inst r.,,,verod
srN ul'a 80, "a nttsok ~ or, eineiss Mr.
T Sori 10" Nerritt ,e unite seriousiv iii
rhf Az No,,totdi ,codemv has nnaned
ell, Win ~ lsronr attendSpce thon last
vsar Miss Maria Tnwner is assistant
teacher. ...... Mrs. A. w. Upper and her
hav vs hean visitinc, ar y r D"ngjas,. tnr
a fey davs Clurence Wisell aud samuel
Martin arc ATTENDING school nj Sayton,s
River 80, Miss Reua Smith il teaching
a tai term of school in the Bircbard dis
trict
hhoSo"rS"'
The corn crop was damac'd a great
deal by the two heavy frO~ts ul last week,
and "A 20 ID many far ners are ,tlna ~
fast rs they cAu...ThCrP !. On . q com.
plant OF pottio rot....A raIVth,e mare
BELONGING O i. il. FuIJ ,Anl i. Deivrt T.
severe k'c, f,om an,ih -r N."." rreaNinl
the bones 50 badly Il o.' H. 4.~ that it
was fouad -.ir. g. hHi n,t...,. Mr..
and NJ. El"'e F1-Se't 81 y 'r"l'T, Mass,
&v,iie w - 10 '
Ovitt...M' sooner N,"t-r' 'oarder.
have a.t Ic,urIeu nome - r7Nkiln couu-
ty send. tl.r.. d '.cU.s pi nu ,.ouyreEa
tional ct"r"H 20 VI mp ''e" 'f'StrH, these
bein5 De8cous DoW, ;3trteLa AID Per
kins. j. the remarks IA le y Descou
Dow before the town after =" was Geclar
ed cleo co, he hit tAe nail o. the heaG
wheA u. 5.,l that hc lad not lied .ed
himself 70 any 0"e nCr nj he been asked
to do So that he was a strong proh-
btioni-t, aud hat he still belonged ~ the
good old republican uarty.
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The CHIEF attraction in town at present
is DR., Martin. the OculiSt who il is said
gwen llght TO them that ~ III darkness
80. The ship of school was launched Mon
day Just at 81 with Misses MOren and
Crossett at the helm. Joseph Tragett
of New York Is visiting his father, the
rector of Calvary Church. Mrs. j. D..
SmeltZer of Minneapolis, Mimi, is in
town. Many of our young people have
gone away to school Amherst Kendall,
Felix Niugne}, Misses Jennie Challee,
Flora Hadd and Minnie Turner are al
Montpelier seminary Edward and Homer
Smith, and Miss Edith Loverin at st.
Adams; Chef. Rublee at Bakersfield, auu
Miss Dora Hodges at Wakefield. Mass.
iSie LA ''"''e'
School commenced in district No. . last
Monday with Miss May Hill AS teacher.
........Quite a number of our townspeo.
pie are attending the State fair in Burliug
ton this week. ...... Mrs. Polly Hall, wild
Ow of the late John Hall Of Mitchell, Iowa
is visiting in town alter an absence of II
years. Il. c. Holcomb aud Dyer Hal
went to St. Johns, Z. O., in the yacht All
cAdia last week Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wales of Barre, are visiting relatives III
town...... Miss Lillian Hall will leave
this week to attend the Firchburg bu-i
ness college lately established there by Al
dis O. Hall, formerly of this toWn.......
Born at Isle La Motto, Sept. +, a daus htei
10 Mr.. ana Mrs. Melvin Pike.
yerpennes
c. +. Hutchinson, formerly with y. J
McCuen, is travelling tor G. A. Et)bard Of
ed e. The GaZelle took a FtrriSburst
party to Port Henry and return Wedues
day 49,. Private letters received by friends
here FROM member of DR.. Wolfred Mel.
sons family, now in London, say that the y
intend starting for home next month
The State Fair received "A large addition
~ tT ~ r nto,i NciHtnv9 iuve'h
NimbIet of MouIltDu cave him a rou-Iu!
reception Wednesday evening. ...W itheg-
"l's Unc'e Toms Cabin company field "a
their tent aud silently stole away Tues
lay morning Leaving many of our people
with lighter purses but no wiser head
man before Henry ID ,Sautele mad toe
index finger of MS right hund badly mu,.-
iated IN p'aner tor trimming boards, in
piDlth ~ ketCnGm' s furniture iuauutRC-
tory day.
An infant child Of Mr. Bronson died
"Wednesday moruing from the ell cts of a
n,il that injured its head Tne Stevens
Hose company, returned We II. day noon
from the Whitehall tournament, bringing
second money, $50 They missed The first
prize, 500, by only one second. They
were presented with Bouquet by the la
dies of Whitehall The vlctors all car
red broOms, rs they marched to the city
nall. Chief Engineer :. ID Miner, accom-
panied them and speaks highly of thei
department. Mrs. Stoue, m Their o
George h. Stone, died al his -esdence
Wednes lay. From many our store
tiaas were displayed, Wednesday, in hon
or of the glorious victory in Maine Sid
ney Seymour of Hudson, is visiting friends
IN Nergennes.
: Rev. Mr.. Pillsbury will preach in tn,
! Methodist church Sunday morning ant
Rev. Mr.. Smith IN the evening.
" torviile'
School commenced on Monday witt
I Miss Hannah Tracy OF Belvidere, an,
: Miss Laura Buruham of Jeffersunville a
teachers. frankie and Jessie Holme
have returned from stowe, where the
nave been Tor some weeks; 80. Hebe