Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-25
ADDISON COUNTY.

yro,n tho falls TO the old foundry building,
where new Hunt wheel is to be paced.
The wheel has been bought, also lumber for
The tube. II is expected that the plant will
be ready within three months.
VEa0ENNEa.
The festival Ia Tie vcatry OF the Metho
list church Frlday evening was intcrferccd
with by The rein but the receipts were Sl7.
1t will be repeated next Friday evening"
benjamin Smith end Willard Barnes are
nspirants for legislative honors in the town
pt Addison.-EGitor David y. Rowe of the
Suunysids Press, Tarrytown, X. y, is the
guest OF Prof. ArmaznGc Tho town of
EIch.orG sends ono ami Rutland two dele
gato3 10 lie State Reform School.-Tho
yote"a Of Nritham are substantially har-
rionized or Watson ". Ward rcpubicar)
tur representative. Cashier Ross and wife
hnYc returned from Saratoga. School
House Vail was filed Saturday evening TO
li-tan TO campaign speeches from McGet-
trick, ". J.. Alien and others, q. t. o.
Kmbal. introduced llr. Aiken, who spoke
on the silver DILL force bill and the protec-
tive tariff.
II the democratic rally at School House
hull Saturday night is an indication of what
is 10 come in the way Of argument against
gtpub!icansm, let the dance go Oh Repub-
iicanis,u has not had such q boost since tho
campaign opened. Aike1's vi.lihcation Of
llo soldier boys and Frank Barton's trip
up Of McGettrIck on tho sale Of hay in this
market We're not in the programme, but
were telling shots. Camp meeting week
will call ont large attendance from this
vicinity. The arrangements at Spring
Grove are elaborate and complete
4 large number Of our society ladies will
attend the regatta and bail. hmong others
have been named Mra. ~. Shlpman, Hrs'
>. n. horton, MISS Jennie Stevens A'r''
u. q. Norton, IRIS. - l. TarNel ana otnefS'
a large delegation are booAea lor Tue
burlington Faees'- -1he Na2a!ie TOOK party
10 " eAtpof' Aoh"ay. "a parry lro'l inc
H'oNeH' I-ou@o' 'o3- '"c 9-V"'i40' az 1'"'i'
HIiu1'' iona? 1'o' - - Caoi, - -
,i,nns+ ir,.o1s;.,i, to iir}+ tha LANTERN as if
-. d,,,;r,, I,i.,h ,vo+or
-, ,hn in,r6rtaT, will casa of Pharns r
E:,,itb o,ecrto~ ,,rororo,,+ vs Nancy Il;
1s,,i,b o,7,ol,op+ five iurv rendered a var
3ict ,u,t,inins, tLo viii H. r. Hard. W
/ Dili-,,bon1 G. " Crordev VI II
r,:ss g,,5 ! ~ Grandev weyo fer Che nro-
,,ra,,+ and f;tsn,ort yyilds ond Horny BaI-
farl for tbo coD+ostants The Tllv tool, y
Vergannes de,erntion 70 rhe R,rlington re
!at'a as loiio"S; ~ ~, y. -4cCr@LEs' r. ".
NIX O We" o'A Il W. :" b'@pJ' Nnarles E.
Master and tv,, sons 8 s Gainns end
Charles II. Strong "A grand republican
rally will occur Saturday ening.-There
will he lawn festival in front of the
Methodist church by the Epworth LEAGUE
Friday evening.
CORNWALL.
William II. E.atthevs is the victim Of Q
gaugrenous sore on his leg, the reeuit OF OH
injDry.-A large acreage OF grain has Leeu
rut nad sOclo still awaits the harvester.
L&rly oats are good, while late ones are
badly rustel. The potato crop will lie
light, the big ut having already struck some
pieces
SHCREHAM.'
M and Mrs. {. T. Slavery and daug liter
lave returned to their home ia Brandon. -
Mrs Alton l.ciIiDgveu and children au,1
Miss Emma Caswou are at j. Q. Cas,yall =.
edwin D. Collins went to Now York Sa'.
urday, August 30 having spent his vaca-
t!ou Of two weeks here.-Licorge Forbes unl
Iistn, lTar-, hoya ,ocortI, visitoI ,t q q