Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18

| Grcen Mountain pulp mills out of the New
! raven river and VIII begin on the Otter creek
! ullNG ne ilrst of the week. The company have
! u mutton and half feet At Brandon to be run
| uoWh lhu creek. and the water is now lust
ap'ul rIght Tor start ng them going.
James +. Nttpleton will deliver the Memo
rial day address at Ripton this year.
ne hume to the mills on the south side Of
me ilvei, which burst last week. has been
| repaired, an operations wore resumed at the
| Slar mills ON saturday.
II is understood that the Grand Army post
Melted s@ for the relief fund from the grand
dance and banquet
Mr.. Henry Sheldon is quite unwell and is
smtiIiatPheu VIII pneumonia. He has not Leen
give up until saturday morning His many
friends will be 81 al to see him able to get out
again as soon rs possible.
LEWIS Bel received on Sunday the welcome
news that he had been put on Uncle Sans
pension rolls. Mr.. Bell is allowed on the latest
rating Sl' per month, with nearly $500
Henry L. sheldon was considerably better
on Monday, although his pu was abnormal
" hlgh, lie siill has to keep to his bed, but it
ls hoped that he will be able to be about again
as usual within a few days
r, Mrs; A H. Fisher and her niece, Miss Rebie
hu,etl' arrived home on Saturday cvcniny af-
Ter haNlng passed about three months at East
Lake Wen. the winter home of Mr.. and Mrs
lshcr in Florida They stopped at various
places on the return trip and had a very pleas
ant visit with friends In Washington.
More butter was brought in to market on
NohdhN than on any previous market day for
crop from those of last week, Is cents per
pound being the highest paid. and the greater
pound.
Perry r. Bingham of West Cornwall CARED
lW9 me yotr1ig stations here on Monday, and
Will start with them for New York Tuesday
morning. They are Barney Lambert and Har-
rlSen Lambert two and three years old, re-
spectlVfly' Hhd vii 90 into the stud for the
season in New York CITY. Hor-emen who
nave seen them think highly of these two
young stations
Ex Postmaster Peck arrived home on sun
udN morning 0fter a months absence on bust
ness IN Boston and Portland, Me. Mr.. Peck's
ucdlth appears to be greatly improved. ana il
Is understood that tho Electric Motor COM
p4hy; of which he was the founder and in
along SWimmingly.
Miss .euG Tracy went on Monday after
noon 10 Burlington to Join her folks there in
tEeir new home The rest of Col. 1'racys fam
ny Went last week, but Miss Lena fingered be-
hlnd few days for final visits to friend.
Mrs. Cora BclD Grover is here from Boston
Tor brief visit to her parents.
me water in the creek has got down to
oar sporismcn are getting ready 20 take adj
NaHiaEc OF 1t, some Of them have already
tried their luck, with fair success
NcrIn {. Morrison wa. home from Eutland
over sunday. but returned sunday night
u - understood that this springs drive of
pu p logs Tor the Green Mountain Pulp com
pluN mus were started down the river at
Rrd2n on Monday; and the leaders will
plnhtbly get along 10y Wednesday.
Mss fdton who for the past two years has
n"en hGal ui,l"ue in ClaN's during the spring
ana 1all seasons has ~ turncd. and viii occupy
lht SAME r"Sit on this season. The illustrated
.c''trr ON Africa which was given in he Ban
llsl rNurch April (, was repeated SUNDAY eve
nlnE by TeCucSt.-Ecv Foster &. Hraxt the
Nclhudlat pastor has conc to conference. 1t
IS expected That he Will return another year.