Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18
ADDISON COZ NTI.
VERGENNES.

of 1879, and comes strongly endorsed. Miss
Nellie Clark is to have charge of tho gram
mar department. Young Mems Ro-
publican club will come out in bright and
appropriate uniform. Arrangements are
progressing for n game on our grounds be-
tween the Bristol and Nergcnnea Mines 49,
Friday's deiugo washed out roads, damaged
culvcrts and made travelling difficult in
Maltham, New Eavon and others points
On the intervals toward the laEo
acros Of potatoes and grain were injured
y night blooming cereus at the residence Of
II. ". Srooner Displayed six large bios
SONS friday night MIR. Rogers, owner OF
Il large tract Of Saransc country, filed n
Chicago ordor last week for blueberrio'
amounting to 500 bushels Tho Young
Mems Republican club raised their banner
SATURDAY.. They will have rally later
The choir boys of St. Pau's church, who
have been camping for tho past week on
Knhall's Point, broke camp Saturday.
Business was lively in Nergeuras Saturday.
--i;cv. " J.. Smith, pastor of tho Metho-
hist church in 1872, is visiting friends in
this city and occupied the pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Stacy is visiting friends at Port
Henry, y. y, and viii soon so to Saratoga.
John c. Strong of New York city is visiting
relatives and friends in ergennes. his
lOFiutN lOlne. NILS NrCSbN auG bliss dpuH
son returned to Castleton State Normal
school Monday. A large body Of water is
forming over tho falls n the result of the
heayr raira The annual session of the q.
y. > OF =. will lie held in Norgennes, Octo-
Der -, in the hal OF Ethan Allen post
julius kivet of Me-; Haven lost q 500
farm horse Sunday. He dropped dead i'll
the harness just a. they started tor church.
The dei9 )cuats are planning for another
rally Saturday evening. COL Chryster Of
kaus9s CIV, who has been enjoying camp
life with ". b, ChllGs Of Weybridge at
keIoGg's bag, has returned West. Lieut..
Fletcher Of Washington, d. G., II. {.
Moses, Dorsey Brown OF Washington, guests
of Lieut.. c. r. Bradbury, have returned
home, after . most agreeable outing at
"Driftwool. n-Irteligeuce is received of
the death at Middeboro. Mus, of the
horse buyer, Harry Bradford well known
TO farmers in this part Of Vermont MIR.
John HEpyea Inns between 200, 600 and 300
200 5ood brick to show Tor his season.
WORK.
LINCOLN
= party composed of young people from
0liddl"buiy and Lincoln took trip last
Friday to tho top OF Mount Abram. Among
the party wer. Henry and Lockwood 5cely
also Stanton EDDY of Middlebury. the
lymocratic caucus at AIorgau's hall last
Saturday evening |. W. Hatch was nomi-
mated for representative. -One.dav last week
us Walter Morgan son Of VILLAIN Nor
gan, aged about eight years, WINS playing
IN the upper part OF tho Lincoln Lumber
rompany's mill, he stopped upon loose
board and fell down through, striking on a
saw, which, fortunately, was not in motion
cutting his face severely. lie is doing well.
MlDDLEBUEY.
Prof James has gone to St. Adams for a
two weeks stay. Miss Matte Dsnnis has
gone to L1Ee George. Sophia Wainwright,
who has Leen at the seashore 70" some time
past, las returned home Miss Elizabeth
Caly has gone to vlsi, frioudj and relatives
10 P7Tt Hen9y.-A photograph Of Mrs.
LeGN:t:, who taught the "old seminary, -
Ia, ,,ssn Sent TO Mrs. Button from her
daughter, Mrs. Davidson. 4 number of nor
former pupils are writing u series Of arti-
cies on her former iife and work.
EAST MDDLEBURY.
Mr. c. F. Partridge is spending vaca
ton here. 5. u. Iisdale had the misfort
une TO loose ous OF his Jersey cows Satur
lay.--Mrs Maud i.cno and her mother
Ms. C.. Olmsted are visiting i'll Middieboro
shop in the Good Tcmpars' building.
B6isTOL.
The bearing Of Charles and Stephen Hol
loci, hefore Justice W f. Duushee Thurs
day afternoon resulted ia both men bein,
discharged. There is plenty Of fault hndin,
because the justice did not bind them owe
10 the County Court.
NORTH FERPISBURGA.
i. i, Willard is quite ill-A republican
meeting "a5 held here Saturday night viii
= fair attendance. \ meeting will be hel,
1t the Town house next Saturday night
Livery light minded voter should turn out
BR!pFORT.
Mts. i. a. Williams is spending a fe,
rays in Port Horny, y. Y.-Miss Mimi
HcmcnwaY is at home from Cleveland
OHIO.
W-oT ADDISON.
L!iss Pearl Nadeau of Grown Point, y
y, and Miss Mamie DtrY Of Port Henr
visited friends IN tow:l last week. Mr.. an
Mrs Albert Ruiuc spent Sunday in tow
NYrcG Norton CONTINUES about the same.
GRANVILLE.
Meetings will be held ri the church OF
d Gltt- every llNIaNNI evening. Mrs, I
!. Briggs is in Rutland Jessie Ble
Is in Moutpeicr.
LlHCOL.N.
MI and Mrs. J. T.. Emery and child
New Haven, Conn, are boarding at Il
Lincoln House.-Mrs. g. A. Thayer is {
the sict i.st.-Mrs. Alba Hanks, who h
been quite III Tor the past week is convalo
ceut.--Mss Lena Dupont ha4 bosn engag,
10 teach ut West Lincoln.
6TARKSBORO.
a SON was born to Noah ami Elsie LATE
EFT, August AIR. Leyi Smith, an o
Resilient of this town, died Monday mornil
IN Huntington. His remains were broug
here Tuesday Tor interment lie was ado
o. years of age. Noah LGfcyett has bong
She farm of d. II. Oryis, formerly own
BY Henry Kimball. Mrs, Rock has !
surnel hame from New York. Mrs. No
Narnoy OF Lyon Mountain, n. y, is vis
fg her mother.
MONKT ON.
Mrs Melvin Morgan spent last wool,