Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06

urday, cgge ~ cents per dozen, dressed
poultry from IL to 16 cents.-A. 5. Clough,
while assisting in loading machinery on tho
cars Saturday afternoon, mot with serious
accident. He stood on the edge of tho
car and lost his balances and fell to the
ground, breaking his right arm above the
elbow end sprninng his loft arm quite bad
ly.-S. W. Hatch has commenced the
foundation of house at tie corner of
Pleasant and Maple streets.
EAST MlDDLEeURY.
+. II. Piper is moving into LOWS LIZ.
morders house. The first hard frost came
on Friday and Saturday nights. "A runa.
way accident occurred OH our streets Satur-
day. A colt which the young son of Mrs.
Il. i. Bradley was holding, took fright and
rem, bringing up against the corner Of q
house and domolshing the carriage. Fort
uuatey the led was unhurt.
sHoRsHAM.
The shop belonging to Mr. William Long
lois was consumed by tlrs last Saturday
evening. Fro broke out about 8 O'Clock,
supposed to have originated In a box Of
CREASED rags. Nearly all the tools were
saved. No insurance. -Rev. William N.
Bacon preached in the Congregational church
Sunday and gave very interesting Chris
tian Endeavor talk in the evening. Per
ry Wucott went Friday with Charlie Smith
to Connecticut for a visit. Mrs. Levi Smith
and daughter are at Mrs. Fannie Walcott's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Longlois have son. r..
II. Prebla and Julius b. North spent several
days last week hunting in Elizabe thtown,
y Mrs. Elizabeth Squsr and daughter
Miss Hattie returned to Buffalo, y. y,
last Monday MIR. and Mrs. George Catln
4 La No., .
Wisell is in poor health. Johnny Hayes
had the misfortune to crush his thumb be-
tween two heavy barrels Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Dyer Leffngwell and fam
lily of Middletown Springs aro visiting at j.
.. Caewell. Miss Emma Caswell started for
Chicago laat Thursday Mrs. Gertrude
Burge had reception for her Sunday
School class at her home Saturday after
noon.
VERGENNES.
Mrs Amos Wilmarth and son Elmer re-
turned Saturday from their trip to New
York. The Catholic fair opens Wednesday
evening, at the Parochial school building. -
William Thorne and wife have returned to
New York. Arthur c. Lamb Of Portland,
Maine, is the guest OF G. W. I.oss. -Prin-
cipal G. c. Davis represents Addison county
in the Vermont Teachers association. "A.
Bush Willmarth is attending q business col
| lege Mt poughkeepsis. The funeral of Miss
Soviah Walker took place Monday at st.
| Paul's church. SIZE was IS years of ago.
She was buried in Panton. Many noted
| flyers are already here ready for Tuesday s
| and Wednesdays races OF the Champlain
Driving club.
The Champlain Driving club was obliged
| to postpone the trot until to-day, on &C
count OF heavy track. William McClerty,
en- old soldier, is about opening marble
| finishing shop on Water street.-Star OF
Hope division install their newly elected
officers to -night. E. G. Norton, Il. l..
Kingsland and s. S. Gaines, Uni
ted States grand jurymen, are at
tending court ct Rutland. The
i4th annual session OF the order Of the
Sons of Temperance of Vermont will be hello
| in this city next week.-Charles Stone OF
Burlington is visiting in town.-UniteC
States Marshal Robinson OF bennington wal
in town Tuesday. six hundred barrels Of
goods apples is what Mr.. George Wright o
WeybrIdge expects to secure. AT ST. Paul
church this afternoon occurred tho wedding
of j. A. Harrington and Miss A. NJ. Bots
ford. -Messrs Kimball and Donnelly repre-
scented this city at tho funeral Of Hiram
Atkins yesterday.
NORTH FERRlSBuRGH
NJ. T. Allen went to Rutlaui Tuesday t
serve as juror in United States Court -
| George c. Martin 10 at home for a few
days. lie has been appointed doorkeepel
at Montpelier during the session. The
popular leader OF our band, G. c. Webb
was somewhat surprised on Saturday nigh
upon returning from Eergennes, to fn,
about 100 friends present to celebrate hi
birthday; but more surprised when S. n
Allen led him into circle formed by tn
band and in behalf OF the band boys pre-
scented him with an elegant rocking chair
as a token of their regard. Mr. Web
feelingiy responded and tbankod them 70
their kindness. MIR. Henry Wicker return
ed to his home in Now York city Suuda,
night. Mrs. Hawley and son, who have bee
Waiting at Homer Chase's this simmer, re
turned to Now York Friday iast.-A fey
friends and neighbors called on Mr.. an
Mrs. George Palmer Saturday evening,
being MIR. Pallner's 9th birthday. "A ma
jority of the farmers are picking their apple
and report fair crop