Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
ESSEX JuNCTlON.

W. p. johnson is spending a two weeks
vacation hunting deer with the Miller boys
of Wiliston. in the Adironiacks. Herbert
Chase is moving into his new house on Park
street chester Statu has the cellar for his
new house completed. John Early is sick.
Lorenzo Chaplin is earring potatoes at 40
cents Mrs. W. b. Macrae OF Colchester
and her daughter, Mrs Lottie Pollard from
Middletown, Conn, who have been visiting
friends i'll Orleans county visited DIR. Fer
rin.-George B. Drury is contemplating
putting steam power into the brick yard to
run the mills; also machinery to make
new kind of brick. a man from Holyoke,
Mass, has been on the grounds this week
making plans.
+. f. Como has the contract to paint the
depots on the Burlington and Lamoille di-
vision of the Central Vermont railroad. 49,
John Cooke has bought a. Millard's place
at Buffers Corners, giving the latter a life
lease as a consideration therefor w. c.
Convey, who has been engaged in business in
Fairfax will return soon aud occupy his resi-
dence; the present leasee, Edgar Place, will
move into j. :. Reynolds brick house. -
The entrance to the elevator at the grst
mill is being enlarged by adding thereto a
/ store house connecting the mill with the
! Clover Leaf creamery building Next season
1 another store house, with large and com
moiious office, will be built on the south
! side.-A movement is foot to place the
names of the streets at the different inter
sections. The painting has been pledged if
the citizens will furnish material. William
! Muloo from Montreal is clerk at the juno
ton House
Truman Carpenter is at +. A. Beach 3.
DR.. a. T. Arlley of Milton will occupy
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Manhard. Miss Layina Parsons and her
sister, Mrs. Taylor, who is visiting her from
Colorado, left for Boston Friday. B. j.
Hines, the new clerk at the Central House,
is sick.-James Parsons has charge of the
construction train on the Williamstown ex-
tension of the Barre road Too arduous
duties compelled John Ryan to resign his
position as section foreman at Montpelier.
He is again with Trackmuster Dougherty.
". b. johnson has returned from tive
weeks outing across the lake in the noun
tains. His party killed nine deer, -Charle'
A. Grow from San Francisco, Cal, son o
the late Joseph Grow, is visiting his mother
Fred Stanley is moving into his new
house on East street.-Mr. T. IL. Roleau i
sick. Miss Blanche Bingham is sick. S
A. Browneli has began to rebuild his dr.,
house which was burned few days ago
lie will build larger and better one thai
the one burned.
j. i. Day, roadmaster of tho Burlington
and Lamoille road, is sick. William
Fletcher a. Sons have sold their grocer
store and meat market with all the appurte
nances to George Kempton of Georgia. 90
A meeting of citizens will be held in the G
a. r. hail this week for the purpose Of or
ganizing village Improvement association
The manufacture of boots and shoes q
this place is again TO be undertaken by par
ties whose names are withheld for the pres
Ont,
A. S. Robert and wife, formerly cooks a
tho Junction House, are fitting up the ol
shoe shop for bakery and restaurant
ID. NJ. Gotta has bought Charles Paro'
house and lol on North street. -Thome
Rogers, former resident has engaged q
clerk for +, +. Shepard. The potato han
4 vest is about over here. Forty cents is tn
! ruling price for first quality. Some farm
!, ers are disposed to put the crop in storag
: but this will not be- done much on accoul
a of prevalent rot. The basement OF vllas
} hall is to be fitted up aud occupied by JOB
: Bailey for the marble and granite business
p Bythe showing of scientists aud the e
Y pcrleuce Of parents, physicians ald nurse
/ ihroughOu the country, the claims of MelliI
b Food have been thoroughly established. 1t
- in he form OF a dry powder. consisting enttr
4 ~ OF soluble and a-siniiable matter, tho
u digestibe portion being eliminated by car
ful scientific proc essos.