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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19
BUILDINGS BURNED AT RICHMOND
An Old Land Mark Gone-Probably the
Work of Tramps.

RICHMOND, June 1.-The barns of viii
liam Freeman were discovered on fire about
O'Clock this morning by Mrs. Freeman,
who was awakened by the barking of their
dog. The buildings were consumed, to-
gether with tho dwelling house and out
buildings. The total loss is SO, 600, fully
covered by insurance placed by Agent w
d. Hall. There was also burned $1,000
worth of farm machinery, 80 tons Of hay
one valuable horse and al their hens. Tht
furniture of the house was nearly oil saved
Mr.. Freeman was in Cambridge at the time
The cause of the Gre is not known, but two
tramps went that way at O'Clock and were
seen this morning going toward Jericho,
The house was one OF the last Of the hotels
before the railroad was built and was ont
of the old land marks. The farm carried
moro than 100 head Of cattle.
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CAMBRIDGE.

r. b. Thomas and wife have returned home
from a visit IN Rutland county.-H. +. Whit
como ia homo from New York for a while
Melvin S Haymore bull1ing a new store
house.-Rev. + w. Cakes IS away from home
this week. 1t is expected that he will return
Saturday with helprnate who will remain
with us.-1 he county union Of the Y. p 3; G.
l.. IS to be held at Waterville, not Morrisville
as was reported last week. -CAildren's day,
was observed in the Second Congregational
church by an able sermon by the pastor. At
ter the sermon, NJ lille s., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs +. +. Ho.lenbeck, and Freda NJ, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. x. b. Thomas, were bap-
tsed. Ia the evening an interesting pro
gramme was rendered by the children.-Thc
number of scholars at the Jetlersonviile sun
day-school last Sunday were RI showing q
large increase since january 1.-The ladies
missionary meeting will be held with Mrs. 2.
NJ. Powell on Ghureday.-Butter sold for 10.
Island u cents LAS Saturday and eggs for II
cents per dozen. Old Mrs. Hebb Is in very
poor health.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.


We. the Subscribers having i".n appointed
by the honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District OF Ch!tlrni"n' onIHi-'. 'ntrs to re-
mands OF all person. against the cs-
tate Of sophia Nl'uJ,ou, la'c ot COLCHESTER,
in said district ure,tsed and also
all claims ana demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and SIX month. from
the day OF the date hereof. ueiuS Above by
hereby .iv.uuji. that ',c vi. attrui To- the
business OF our appointment, nj tie oHjo, of
Henry urerne. lyl OF 81, burlington. W.,
IN said di-tri I, on the AirI Fr.tN. II J-nrand
sand day.
Dated this 18th daY Of MAY, l-G.
JJothiN; o. . y NHo5THRop, Commissioners.
49, WIZ
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WAIT SFIELD.

Herbert Joslin and Frank Brown 90 this
week to Bears Head TO work.-Watham Boyce
raised barn 4jxlJO feet James Byle and
~ MAN LoHg ftGeiVea que seYere ia.i at
plank.-Miss Maud Chamber,in fell and in
jured herself 30 -everely that medical aid was
feld Chief is to be- in town semi-monthlv
through the season.-'The |. O. G. 7. held a
county union Wednesday al the Methodist
the kitchen OF the Congregationalist church.
thus filing lopg-felt want cut worm is
destroying some fields OF corn. The prolonged
drought for the past few weeks has made grass
very thin and backward. Corn and potatoes
are smAll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

Class day exercises Of the high school were
held on the campus Friday afternoon. The pro-
grsmme consisted of prophecy, class history;
singing of class ode--E. Henry Powell has sold
his residence on Main street TO AK. Brown and
is contemplating a change of residence. 1t is
understood that he has st. Adams, Montpelier
and Burlington In mind as desirable localities
for home, but he has not yet decided upon
the place.-The CONNIE ncem ent exercises of
hall Friday evening, June 10. In addition to
the regular exercises, Prof. &. r. Emerson Of
Burlington will give an address Mrs. Clnpp
and daughter, Flora Lyman, OF Burlington
spent lnday in town. tho guests Of Mrs. L.
Henry Powell
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Arrangements FOR tho Twenty Second Al
pual Reunion at Buffalo.

pual Reunion at Buffalo.
Preparations are being made for the 22d
annual reunion OF the Army Of the Potomac
in Buffalo on July 3 and 4. The exercises
will include the corps meetings, trips to the
Falls, public meeting, at which Gen.
Henry W. Slocum will deliver the GRAFTON
and Col. George A. Marden the poem, n
general illumination of the city and the
soldiers monument and parade and ban
quet. The presence of President Harrison,
Secretary of War Proctor and Secretary of
the Navy Tracy is confidently expected,
and others who will be present include Gems.
Doubleday, Howard, Sickes, Buttcrfeld,
Fitz John Porter, Conner, Partt, McMahon.
Horace Porter, Sharpe, Parke, Veazey,
Fairchild, Webb, Chamberlain, Newton,
Robinson, Alger and the Hon. Chauncey NJ.
Depew. Tho Grand Army OF the Republic
will turn out in force. The present officers
of the society arc: Gen. Selden Common,
president; Gen. Horatio c. King, recording
secretary; Col. Samuel Truosdcll, treasurer;
and Gen. George II. Sharpe, corresponding
secretary, with headquarters in New York
city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

Children's day was observed at the Congre-
gational church Sunday by an interesting talk
to TIE little ones by Rev. Mr.. CLARK. The
day wi he observed at the Methodist church
next Sunday.-Rev. w. II. Landon of Port
land, Oregon, male his friends n fying visit
bert Fresh hal the end of one OF his fn2ers
bitten of by Ais horse few days aHo.-Miss
Louise Phelps who has been under treatment
a. the Mary Fletcher hospital for several
months. las come to L. b. Phelps's for the
summer. Graham Phelps Of burlington ao-
companied ler for a short visit.
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SHOREHAM,

Cbildren's day was observed at the church
Sunday. Mrs. A. NJ Smith read the greet ting
and remarks were made by the pastor and his
wife and Dir. Holmes. The children did well.
The news OF the death of Miss a. A. Edison
last Tues lay has dlled many hearts with sad
ness.-Mrs. Henry Clay Bnscom of Troy, y.
V, Is at Mrs. Mary Merritt's for n weeks Visit.
"A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. f IL.
Farnham.-TheYe will be u concert and enter
tainmant at academy hall. Shorehan. Tues
day evening. June g. by the veritabe Hank
White and Messre. Holden and Morgan, as
sis ed by local talent.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr. Fred Rowey Is quite sick. His father
IS here from Shel burne.--Tte funeral of Mrs
Jewett was attend ID Monday at Mr., Nash f.
the only graduate was VIII Lawrence OF
Monkton. lie had fine CRATIC on " he pro-
Press of our nation" Roy Russell had for
lis subject Cur navy Lawrence end Rus
cell hope to enter Mi !lehury college in the
fall. The church WIS filled on ohiidrens day.
The programme iuclulri singing. rccitations.
readings, n dialogue and ~ aldross.-A Sun
day-school picnic Is planncI.
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NEWPORT,

q. Davis and family have novel to Boston.
IS. Putney has sold his fish market to Lang
maid d Smith.-George Lovehart has moved
to West Derby.-Niessrs. Miles, Alfred, Bedell
and WOODBRIDGE are fishing In Maine Harry
Lyndonville last week and viii work In the
music store for A. X. Cowles.-D. NJ. Camp
has gone to Boston.-Mrs. George West goes 10
there the family 90 to Burlington to spend the
summer Mrs. l.. A. Spaulding has returned
from St. IOhn hurry.
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ROCHESTER.

A. w. Whitcomb of Randolph, Mass. has re-
turned to spend the summer with Harvey
Grove and family MIR. and Mrs. V. NJ. ub-
bard will celebrate the both anniversary Of
their marriage Monday afternoon, June ~ and
will receive their friends from two until five
oclocll.-Mrs. G. f. Clafin and children are in
Natick, Mass, and vicinity for a few days
Calv In Lenox, of the Burlington Medical col
lege is spending his vacation with his uncle. J.
w. Camphell.-A daughter was born to Milo
Ball and wife last week Mrs. Annette Good
win has left for Ames, Iowa where she will
make her homo for the present.
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PASTORS AND CHURCHES.
An interesting Centenn al to be Celebrat-
ed at STAFFORD, June24.


ed at STAFFORD, June "a.
A hundred years ago Robert Dickey Of
EPSON, N H., and a member of the Baptist
church at New Durham, came to Straiford
to work for relative. He found many of
the inhabitants very profane and wicked.
Having an excellent gift of exhortetion, "
he began to exhort the people and as a re-
suit of his work the first Free viii Baptist
church west of the Connecticut river was
organized here and another was soon organ
lied in Tunbridge away upon the hillside,
then and now known as the East Hill. !"
Elder Nathaniel King OF Tunbridge was one
of the fathers of the church and noted
man in the same. In the church he caused to
he built, was held the first general confer
ence in 1927 and upon the ground where
stood the old church, is to be hold n meeting
of commemoration Wednesday of next
week, June "a. The meeting promises to be
a notable one
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WOODBURY..

Cbildren's day was observed at the contre
Sunday. The day VIII be observed at North
Calais next sunday. -Parties from Gilmore and
Worcester are camping on Butternut fiat on
the west shore Of Long Pond The Woodbury.
Granite Company will take the men fro m the
present week. to quarry some large bases on
short notice.-A party of nine couples from
Calais visited Buck Lake quarry on Iast Satur-
day thes took supper at Drenans hotel and in
the evening they gave a dance, Mr.. Wheelock
and Miss Tabor furnishing the music. MIR
and Mrs. A. H. Nichols are visiting in VOL
cott.-Walter Daily of Granville is moving
on to the jackson farm
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VERGENNES.

Tho community was startled Tuesday
night by the intelligence of tho instant
death from heart failure OF Stephen Bur-
roughs of Wnltham, one of tho oldest and
best known farmers in town. lie was born
In Ferrisburgh, Sept. 5, 1912. lie was busy
at work in the afternoon Tuesday, and had
driven his horses from the field to the barn
when he fell and instantly expired in front
of his barn. He leaves one daughter and
three sons, one, Judge s., resides in Alila,
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Hon. !, L. Pearl is IN Bangor. Me.-Moses
Keeler has returned 10 Hyde Park. -Pev. A.
y. smith and wife have returned. + Friends
and relatives to the number of 100 gathered Mt
the residence OF Benjamin Morgan last week
Tues, AZ to celebrate their golden welding
I'll" bridge men are building over the FulliAg-
ton cattle pass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

DR.. and Mrs. F. V. Reynolds OF Borodino, y.
y, are at Mrs. Reynolds fathers, NV Hicks.
Mrs. Nichols Is at Douglas Bucks's-TLe
band boy, -errnaded Mr.. &. T. Mnot the other
Varlake of ice cream and lemonade. - Miss
Carrie Beemau Of the corner store has gone
home for IA few weeks.-Nlrs John Hubbell and
child returned to IT. Adams Saturday .-Mrs.
Eliza Roberts is better.-Bert Pierce has re-
turned TO Wyoming John b. Alfred is In
Alaine fsAinr
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.
Malone.

The political caldron is beginning to boil
quito lively as the time for the republican
covenvention draws nigh. G. d.
Morrison, ID. D., of Ogdensburgh exchanged
with Rev. Charles Temple of st. Mark S
Sunday. --Dr. Blake Digelow, who is in the
employ OF Warner Miller as surgeon on the
Nicaragua canal, is in town on leave of
absence Rev. W. D. Marsh, {. L. Hyde
and Mise Carrie Stevens are in Saratoga,
N. y, attending the State Sunday school
convention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

DIR. Bruce from Brattleboro has been in town
looking up his birth plaCe.-Alrs. N,Carty.
widow of John McCArty, has gone 10 Bolton To
stay with her daughter, Mrs ltyan Mrs
Charlie, Smith and dtWthter have returned
from Waterbury. -A.bIO Porter and David
Brown nave taken the Ingalls, place. Miss
Jennie Marble is homo from DuXbury Arthur
Clark and wife from Montpelier visited Mrs
Albro Porter the past weeli.-A daughter was
born June IS to Mr., a ,d Mrs. l.. Is. Eaton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

The young people Of Hcrlin enjoyed rdo to
Woodbury. Natu day, calln here on Landlord
Ilamel. who catered for their b, ne1it.-Chil-
church June a. Charles Mehan and Elvina
Rice were married Saturlay.- Mrs. Lombard
returned last week from ST. Adams. where
she has been visiting her son.-Alrs. j. Sher-
hurne II visiting her mother, Mrs. S. b. Gale,
for "A few days.
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RAILROAD MArIERS.

At the annual meeting of the Brattleboro
and Whitehall railroad at Bratt.eboro, the
following board OF officers was chosen:
President, Charles Z. Thompson; vice-presi-
dent, Z. l.. Waterman; treasurer, G. :.
Dowley; clerk, James l.. Martin; directors,
{. +. Thompson, +. l.. Waterman, j. w.
Mellendy, q. j. Sherman, Ira X. Batcheld-
err, J. ". Taft, j. q. SUBWAY, c. b.
Williams. The regular stockholders dinner
toilowe the election.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

At Randolph Centre the Eoyalton base bail
ton wore defeated by the Eeadolph Centres
by score Of II to IL. An interesting game
Mrs. J, f. Hobart is in Cambridge, Mas.
Clarence M0utOn is in Hanover, \. H.-Mr.
Thayer and daughter have returned to New
port-B. ID. Chadrick is here from North Ben
niultOu
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NORTH HERO.

Charles Russell has returned from Alabama
on account Of III health, and has gone into
partnership with Homer jackson of Grand
Isle. The little folks enjoyed pleasant time
at the church .children's day.-Mrs. Martha
Wiley of st. Adams is visiting here. Horse
distcmper is raging in town.-Holland Fefec
has sold his black trotter TO do vn east party
for good sum.-An l. o. G.. T. lodge has been
organized in town, with about twenty mem
bers.
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RAKE PSFlEID.

Mrs. Charles Barns buried his last grand
child on sunday last She has buried her
daughter and two rundcAildreu in six weeks
Stephen Bright was taken SIX suddenly
sunday and at last report was bat just alive
Mrs. Charles McAlllstcr, who became insane
at her uncle's, Ira Dean, has been taken to
her home in New York Stale.-Mi,s Euuice
arker has gone 10 Triton. y. H., to visit an
aunt and to attend the commencement eXcr-
cses at the liltou seminary.
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WEST RANDOLPH.

One Of the section men on the Braintree di-
rational church organ has come and is heir <
put in Messrs. BuBois, Fisk and Tewksbury
le,e this yenr.--Nrs. II. Smith and daughter
went Tuesday to Highgate springs Highway
surveyor Prince IS doing good work on the
streets.
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SOuTI STARKSGORO.

Mrs. Jewett horton is a Hancock to visit
her son.-tred Poets family have returned
hurt himself quite hady.-JoAn Grace has
moved his ii p and is again at work in it.
John Page has been holding meetings at Jcru-
salem school house.-I roads being
worked.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Children's day was very pleasantly and an
propriately observed at the Metlolist church
Pearl GatAereT-," The collection amounted 20
S3O.-hutt,r was firm Monday with prices
about the sam Il 70 II cents forch9ics; ship
cnscs.-A. II. Msnley has taken the Job TO build
large hotel at Hyde Park. ii. ID. Ken all mas
the job tor moving the old schoolhouoe and
building the nd titiOn.
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MONTGOMERY.

Children's day will be observed at the Metho-
dist church on Sunday.-Fred dunbar held his
Gl-t birthday party on the 18th inst.-partics
from Sutton, Pc, were through here on sun
day in pursuit of n man who had the night
eviOus stolen a horse, harness and phaeton.
The West Enosburgh band gave n concert
at the village hall on Friday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19
WEST BERLIN.

w. F. Haskell Of Poston was In town last
week looking after his summer cottage which
he Will occupy about the first OF July.-Mrs
John Coburn and daughter Lillian and Mrs
State.-The tenement owned by r. j. Deavitt
OF Mon peier. which has been untenantable
since its tiooding during the thaw last winter,
is undergoing thorough repairs
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TROY.

Rev. and Mrs Edward w. Smith and Mrs.
Iohu Conner are delegates to the sunday
school convention at Albany. Mrs. Xelova
with her -. .ti!Imau Youn.. has tn. iuunda-
tion of his large new - IS H.d.-Hcv. ar
Greene and family of Washington are expect
HIS been visiting her son, a. H. Obard uoyt Of
Mnsi llnll.
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LEICESTER.

simon Ia mountain was kHied last rlday
Huntley's lime kiln. The funeral took place
on Sunday; he leaves q wife and four children.
bought Trs. Ciemcqt Brownson'- house at the
Corners. known as tho John Perry place
Mrs Brown and family Of BROOKLYN y. y,
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EAST PITTSFORD.

Miss Ida Lewis of Round Lake is spending a
few day with Miss Willard Edron.-IAe nows
of Miss Partbeuia Eds1n's death was great
| hook To her MANY friends in this place, Miss
Harriet Wood OF Orwell spent sunday 1T ".
W. O-Iuoi's.-Ihc exercises at the church
childrcn's day were very good. The decorations
displayed the cxcelleut taste OF the ladies who
| ass sted in the work. Mis-, Wood added much
| to the exercises by her IA tist1ucc in sing ng.-
| Ihe fnclory here Turns hml u chceses laily.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Royce aud baby from the West are
visiting her psrents.--Ihe band played Thurs
day evening Ia the new baud stand. Ihey are
to play every Monday evening Fred Is.
Nri gEt made 4 flying visit to town Monday
4 few city boarders have already come at the
Eagle Inn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19
EAST MONTPELIER.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Kelton have boy that
entertaining relatives from Ma,sachuse IT,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Dodge return to thor
home in Lincoln this weekly Wallace Iiayford
is moving Into house owned by Fri Morse
Minnie Town has gone to Barre George Davis
has sJld some OF his premium fowls to parties
in Waterbury.
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BROOKFlELO.

Marshall Greene has bought out Daniel
Morse and has moved into the tenement on
nected with the store CDaries Cro2kr~ has
bought the Benedict pl &C. -Grookiie library
Grafton Ly Rev. Washnurn Wild Il New York
and "a poem by MIR Ca--ips peck.-Mr-. :. f,
Wheatey and daughter have returned from
Massachusetts.
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PiTTsFlELO.

George Nichols and SON Frank Davis and
Charles BALDWIN are spending n few days at
Ca-tletou pond ON camping and fishing ex-
brought here Tor burial Sa urday.-Mr, aud
Mrs Charles Spslding Of koxbury are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs, Wallace Ellis.
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MORGAN.

Wilbur Wilcox of New York is at home on
account OF his mothers sickness j. y.
Juseyn Is buying milk at cent pound
Several OF the workers in b. F. Moore's overall
factory will do work ut home, now that the
proprietor has gone to Newport.-Mrs. Curtis
Allbce is expected here from New York this
week.
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SAtLDON SPRINGS.

Congress hall is open for the reception OF
guests.--Mrs. Peck, her grandson AMI maid
h ave arrived from y. Y. Re l.. Dodge and
s. lie are vistirg his father during the low
water he bring unable to saw Tor time
Miss : K. Whiuemore has gone to Mortified
for IA few months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

Quarterly meeting services at Binghamvilie
next sunday evening.-Rey. A. MscGeorgc
commence a reries OF meet ngs at bingham
vile TucsdaY evening.-There were chidren's
day eXcrCi-es at the Centre last sunday
Henry nooper returned from visit TO Aber-
corn, =. g., tuesday, Mrs. Hooper accom- pany-
iuI LiW.-L e. Lee was called to Waterbury
last week to attend the funeral OF his niece -
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Is. Hooper were called to
Swanton to attend the funeral his niece, Mrs,
| qpph
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CORNWALL.

Mrs Frank 5. Holly and two cons, former
ly of this town, but for the past seven years
residents OF rtockton, Cal, arrived lGst week
AMI are at present guests of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Orrn Phelps of Mddleuury.-
Q. II. James, who his been for the past two
years in California, returned homo last week.
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BPAlNT EE.

c. z. Wool ward. jr., wife and daughter of
Top5ham V7i ed hi, purerl- last week.-John
FL Il has received a back pension for one year
and 81 per ,nonth. The I'D ."s' Mite society
met with Mrs. Leonard li7-cr Friday. &. J..
Woodward AMI wife, accompanied by Dir. J.
K. Wood ward and wife, are visiting in RoXbury
TINS week.-Wllio B,-s, while Keeling bark
saturuay. cut one foll Quito badly.
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WAIE RNlll-E.

Miss Dora Labaelle has Como to IHghgate
for the summor.-George Waters who il teach
Ing in Richmond, Is spending his vacat on at
home. Leslie Wetherell cut oae foot nearly
or whil- choppng last week. Miss knla
Parker Of Cambridge 3 visiting Mrs. +. Il.
~hattuck--llrs. John Thomps1 N and dAG ghtcr
ot Hyde Park are atoplng with her father,
john smith.
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The dry weather has very materially injured
the grass crop and the season ia too far adj
VanCCi for even n fair crop with faVorah lie
weather. The grain crop Is looking we'll with
promise OF COOL croH The fruit prospect
good. but from other parts of the county come
reports Of light crop The frost aud cold
weather having bias ted the buds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-19

The Congregationnli5ts worshppcl in thor
house SUNDAY, the bulid.ng La ma; undergone
repairs e. the amount of yer >,s1.-A number
Joined the Co gr- ;atiounl church as, Sunday.
A few We're baptlstd during the same service
The brIck-layers AID carpenters commence
work on the new school house Mo nday morn
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
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Chidren's day was observed at the Methodist
church Sunday.-Mrs. lioyt IS very sick and
tears are entertained that She will lie-Mrs
Harrison HaIlock. formerly Mr.. James Fields
has been vstiug friends Aere.--,llss Alice
Hitchcock who has been attending school at
Newport has returned home.