Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-27
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
UNDE0I1lLL.

L. s. Sinclair made n trip to Waterville
Monday to buy lumber. --Joseph Osley Of
Cambridge made business trip 10 Under
hill Monday. w. $. Payne OF Cambridge
is in the place on businoSs. They now have
telephone communication from this place TO
North Hyde Park and other places. A
good many from this town were in BurlinG
ton for the past two days -E. i. Corse is
absent on business trip.-Lowis Boards
ley, who has worked for Homer Thompson
for several years past, has moved to st.
Albans Homer Thompson Is carving
lame hand in Sling these day. - Fr NIX
Booth OF ESSEX junction was on a
business trip to this place Monday -
There will be a dag raising in the Frank
Church school district to-day. If Z. b
Goodwin wants to sell his farm he should
advertise in the FREE Press Oscar Payne
OF Cambridge was in town Monday. ". a.
Bulard was among tho many thst were in
Burlington Wednesday,. Frank Ross, who
has been absent from town for while, re
turned home Tuesday. Airs w. S. Nay,
and Miss May Porter were in Brattleboro
this week attending Sunday school con
vention "A. c. Robinson and Jed +. Till
son had business in Burlington Tuesday
Clinton Brown OF Burlington was in town
Wednesday looking after his farm
ing interests.-D W. knights, who
cut his leg several weeks ago,
is yet obliged to use crutchss, -
c. VI. Mead has no use of his wrist which
was sprained several months ago. Cyrus
Prior, who has been i'll for several ye9rs
with heart trouble, is vary bad His ollc-
ton was caused by exposure in the United
States service..-Frank Porter accompanied
his brother, r. II. Porter, to Boston this
week He has a situation In a Lumbar yard.
Lille Stafford, who is stopping with Mrs.
l.. +. Terrll, returned home to Cambridge
on q short visit Wednesdqy. George VII
ley of EsssE junction was in town We Ines.
day. Dick Bumhour made q short call in
town Wednesday, while on his way home 10
Fletcher
Tho squirrel hunt, led by Captains J. L.
Davis and G.. y. Gladly, resultsd in a victory
to tho former by 10 points A flag pole
was raised in our school house yard Thurs
day, preparatory for flag raising on Co
lumbus day, The telephone limo from Cam
bridge Junction to burlington Inns been
completed as far as Jericho Centre.
Aloozo Sherman, who has besn taking
care of W. f. Butter for several weeks In
Jericho, has returned home. The Quinn
Brothers, who are jobliug in the lumber
business on the mountain, arc shipping
pressed bay from Ferr,burgn to this plncs.
Will Houshtcn, who has boon stopping
at home for several weeks has returned TO
his work in BIrru Mrs Clarence Pike,
Mrs. Mary Ihomp9on aud MISC Lola Pit
man went 10 Burlington ThursIay to re
main 81 faw days. Mr.. Thompson viii spend
IA few weeks with her daughters in Burllng
ton. Il. Il. Barney made business trip to
Burlington Thursday. Marriage bells
will soon jingle in this place -
| Irving Stoinbour went to Cambridge Fri
day morning to visit his father who Is very
iL-Mite Murphy of Richmond was in
town Friday, buying live stocs --George
| +. Terrill bought n horse and hay press.
| They were shipped from Montpelier to this
! place aud we're delivered Friday The
funeral Of Mrs. George Choat occurred last
| Friday. The remains were Inferred at
Jericho A good many from this pIGcs
were in Burlington Friday to witness tue
great celebration OF Columbus day Some
report that it was tho greatest enjoyment
OF their ifs.--Our Oh erpIisng townsmar,
Mr.. jerome Nay, Is soon TO set up hay
press He will press hay to ship to market.
The tneNt regular meeting Of the l.. IL.
Boslwicl; post No. 90, and W. X. c. No. 80,
viii occur Monday evening, Oc.obar 81
$50 p. N. at the G.. \. r. hall Mount
Mansfield grange MT ut the Residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.. Thompson Wsdne.-
day evening. Henry Bixhy, who had hi,
mill dam washed away by high water not
long ago has 1t rebuilt and mill running
again. Martin Howe hns built and repaired
tire sidewalk in front OF his residence, vhlct
| il a credit to the place. Pressed hay will he
used to quito m extent by the lUmbarmel
on the mountain tho coming winter. j. G.,
| Morse, who has been very III for long while
| Is reported being on the gain in health --
| The celebration at Jericho passed. OF BDen
dIdlY; the Underhill drum corps was in at
tendance. The potato crop 10 much batter
than the farmers first supposed would bt
the cass The farmers that have takeI
thsir milk part OF tho time 10 the cheese fac
tory, and part OF the time TO the creqmery Y,
can tell which place pays them the bost -
Mrs. Samuel Bliss visited her daughter
Mrs. S. b. Wells, in Jericho Friday DR.
Humphrey aud wife, from the Wost, wer,
the guests of a. II. Sherman Saturday anC
Sunday. -Orrin Clark and wife Of Essol
junction, who have been in town for sew
era days, have returned home. ii. G
Hathorn of Burlington, who has hough'
buttor in town for the past four years. Il
s,il on deck in this place on Monday o
each week during butter season; he paws =;
cents per pound for butter and 90 cents pei
dozen for eggs this week.
hlNESRuRGH.
There was a pleasant Wedding party a
tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lswr
ence, Wednesday evening when their oni,
daughter Alma c., was united in marrlag
to Harvey II, Whaley OF Charlotte. Rev