Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02

up 1 Thursday, and is running about 1900 pounds
OF milk per day The prospects of business
Tor me coming season ar encouraging, the ca
paclty OF the creamery is HOO pounds pcr day.
a Dlanch to this creamery Will be ftarted in
West panton, at Benjamin Aliens.
=, \ telegram from }. II. Hindos, Sturcvant
House, New York city, says Mrs. Hirdes had
one OF her prostrating attacks Saturday morn
Professor w. II. shaw, late OF the graded
school. has presented to the school his choice
DoI,4nnlcal COLLECTION, the labor of year,.
Miss Addie Briggs Of Brandon, is the guest
OF Mrs T.. G.. Norton.
The steamer Water Lily will go TO Westport
to-day. Among Others it viii take Chas. Ia
boeuf, contractor and builder who goes TO FL
llabethtoWn, y. V, to make additions and i'm
provcments on the Man sion House, increasing
It's capacity to meet the demands of summer
guests.
The new branch of the Allen creamery ut
Monkton boro will be managed by William
Mr.. w. :. Colby, of New Heven, is very i'll
| with typhoid pneumonia.
Henry Il. Allen has moved from Brandon to
Bristol, where he will reside.
no improvements on the steamer Horizon,
| which has just been launched of Lake George,
| cost , I2Ouland the Champaign Transportation
GO. and the Lake George Steamboat company
VIII starr the Vermont and the Horizon on
their seasons work the 18th of May.
Nergenn,s was lively with visitors saturday,
and trade fair.
The Lees of Boston have arrived at their
summer residence in Westport. Mr.. Thomas
Lee who has been spending some weeks with
joined the family.
The standard bred mare owned by :. w
ttilndc7 of this city, has been disposed of to
l.. q. Whtford of Addison has taken room
in tho so-callcd Melvin block, for the storage
OF the various plows OF which lie is agent
he weather and the soil mas been favor
able during the week that many farmers have
| finished sowing their grain.
Mrs c. w. Mason, who has been spending
| the winter i'll Denver Colorado, left that city
| recently in improved health, to return to her
home in New Haven. She will spend some
in Brighton, southern Illinois, and will soon
re turn to Vermont.
Rev. Mr. Rulison. at the Methodist church.
preached sunday forenoon, a strong discourse
| from Luke Sth chapter. 30 verse, to a large
audience. Mrs. Jackson Of Port Henry is visit
! ing her father, j. laradee. The Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church. meet Friday
| afternoon with Mrs. Spear.-Mr. Chaun ey
| Ward, New liavcn. Mr. Bisbee has been absent
| II years. He Is II prosperous creamery man.
/ in II country where butter sells at cents per
| pound. lie Will make a short visit with rcla-
! ito and friends. before his return.
| Mrs. VI. i. Fisher conterdplatcs leaving Yer
/ gcnncs. Her daughters Will make their
| home with their brother Charlesn Tennessee.
| The Water Lily made a trip, to Wcstlo rt
| and Essex, y. y. Monday The Nerg mes
nine waved the Reform school Il. b. c. to the
| tune of 81 to 10 Saturday.-There will he a
| Methodist sOciable Friday evening next at
/ Daniel Tappens; an interesting dialogue,
! humorO lis and instructive. VIII be given.
| Case 4. Gee are fixing. NJ their new
| blacksmith shop, corner Maine and Water
/ streets The sunday school concert at the
! Baptist Church sunday evening was II sue
! sive rea ing correct. :he recitation by Mrs
| barnard well done, also that by Jennie Sher-
man. Miss Kate Chilrou's The Deacon
| Tenth was admirably done.