Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-09-26
VERGENNES.

which were set on fire in three different
places He lost valuable horses, COWS, farm
ing utensils, hay and grain. Total loss
$4,000: insured $500 The heavy weight
| commercial man of to-day is, probably,
! George X. Jacobs, whose "united weight
in his shirt sleeves, at the Stevens House
Saturday, was 3O0t pounds. George repre-
sents wet goods. Jimmy Barnes well
| known both sides of Lake Champlain as
the one-legged soldier, and quite a humor-
Gus character in his way, has just died of
apoplexy at Fort Ann. 1.-THE first piece of
road in this town, says good judge, 'is
! that lust made by Street Commissioner +.
| c. Everest, on Main street, west side of the
bridge John ID. Edmond of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, who recently landed the six
and quarter pound pickerel has surren-
dered the belt to c. T. s. Pierce, who
caught seven FOUNDER Friday from the same
fishing ground, Just north of Fort Cassin.-
Letters received from Anna Wetherbee,
who reached jackson, Mich. safely, ind
mate that the health of her sister Nellie is
not improved Arthur Happen Of Panton
sold a yearling colt by one of f. d. Bar
! toms Kentucky, stations "Olmsted,N TO
New York parties for $500. Trade in
| Nergennes Saturday was better thHn the
average. The Oliata took out n pleasure
party Saturday composed as follows: Mrs.
Moore aud son, Miss Stevens, Mrs. J. y.
Edmond. c. L. Parker and wife Frank
II. Adams formerly of this city now of
! Whatcom of the State Of Washington,
fayors us with copies OF his daily and
weekly Beveille, of which he is editor
| Hattie Booth, eldest daughter of W. W.
Booth, Saturday accidentally fell between
the two barges Of Capt. Daniels lying near
the coal wharf but was rescued by Mrs.
. . mi II ,,-I
were ON the boat. Except that her fore
head is scratched a trine, she escaped with
only thorough ducling the Misses
Hit are with friends in Addison. -
There was n liberal gathering at the
Baptist church Friday evening compose Of
ladies' OF the Home and Foreign Mission
society and their friends TO participate in
the annual jug breaking festivities Post
master j. \. Norton proposes changing his
| residence from Main to Green street .-Ct.
r.. Sprigs n Co shipped Friday to Boston
market u carload Of cows and calves one
sportsman baggcd eight good ducks, while
in one position IN Upper Dead creek bridge.
William H. Shaw, with his family, will
leave this city for Boston, where Mr. Shaw
is now permanently located, early
next week -Nessrs. Norton, kimball
and Allen are improving the conyen-
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Miss Hindes has returned from her two
weeks outing at the Norton cottage -
Alice Human OF New y ork is in Yer
ggrne,.-l Prominent hay buyers ask us TO
make future hay quotations. 50 TO s. per
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