Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-19
ADDISON COUNTY.
NERGEMNES.

NERGt-NNE.to.
The State Reform School recognized Gov.
Pages proclamation and planted elm trees
ON the highway and othes wise recognized
Arbor day. Charlie Lavnfne returned to
Pelham. Mass last week One of the old
lard marks on the banks of the lasin, the
moss covered boat house has been removed.
"A former resident of Nergennes, in re-
cent letter, says: "Tell the boys
that we must build u monument
to DR.. Bill. high and strong, to
be visible miles from Nergennes. j.
The discharged canal boats at our wharves
sre waiting Cor return cargoes CT iron ore,
but the Port Henry strike will probably
send them back empty. Tie saw mill IL
not in active operation ut the Steam mill on
Dead creek. A new trottng course is being
built on the lard of William Taft on tho
south side OF the plank road at New Haven.
match game of base ball on the State
Reform School grounds Friday between the
Nercennes nino and State ElGorm School
club resulted in n score OF 10 to IL in favor
OF Nergennes. friday morning u. II.
eprigg a Co. shipped 11G veals to Boston,
and Monday one car of cows and veals-
Canal boats are il demand at New York
shipping points, which will tend 10 check
arrivals bv the river for some time Mon
day carload OF cows and veals
wac shipped TO Boston by u. O.
Noonan Trade Saturday was good
Clara Sprague Ross has a well written
local story in the New NorX Evangelist. -
Busuess At the Elgin Spring creamery has
healthy outlook The daily receipts OF
milk amount to 1000 pounds. Tho general
health OF tbs public is such THAT tho doctors
are not es much in demand as thoy were.-
Miss j. 3. Stevens is visiting relatives and
friends in Troy. n. Y.-Iho old row and
sail beat property Of the lgto Or. Hopkins,
Is now undergoing repairs a tie boat house
IF Gapt. Charles IoEnngle.
An accidentally broken front window in
Augustus Pigeons market, Saturday, gave
local sneak thief q chance to bag over ten
dollars worth Of cigars, canned goods, pea
nuts etc. No arrests Tie infant child OF
Amos Roloau died Sunday. Tho little Nell
lie tool, tow OF three canal boats to the
anchorage Of Fort Cassin, and made trip
&c Westport Monday. "A. Belden is tapping
tha main piTo opposite his house on North
Water street for the first time
since city water was introduced -
After long illness, Mrs. John Liberty died
Saturday, red IS years. She leaves hus-
land and eight children. Her sons, Emery
Of Now York, John of Albany, Joseph aud
Lewis Of Worcester, elso Mrs. Fovernult,
we're present. The services at St. Peter
church Monday morning largely at
tended. Father Camreau otliciated. The
exercises by the Epworth league, j. d.
WhIteside president, were OF more than or
diuQry interest and were fully attended
sunday evening ct tho Methodist church -
lion. L. Y. Parker and wife are
visiting friends in he Province Of Quebac.-
Tic Champlain Driving club is greatly en-
cuuraged by the assurances OF entries for
their treyatinp which in nd
vance of last season. Tho star of Hope
division, Sons Of Temperance, have extended
~ Invitation to Rev. Nj. Hawley, power
sui advocate of temperance, to deliver a
lecture OF that subject a; the Methodist
church Sunday evening ncNt-Among
other changes under considarai ION near
Nhir-poor-wil! Lodge and Bonneyiew, on
Kimbal's Poiut, :s That Of building q new
dock, south of that point, making it more
convenient than the floating dock, thus far
in use.
The military drama "The Blue and tbs
Gr0yn viii occupy TnurG!ay, Friday and
Saturday evenings Of this wcel., ut Schoo
House hall Cor the benefit OF Ethan Allen
post. There will he union temperance ser
vices at the Methodist church Sunday even
ing.-Tho first excursion Of the sea-
son will be given by the band
june II, to Port I@ent and Flattsbursh on
the Reindeer. -i,r. f. S. Haven OF New
Nor., is home OF u vis!t.--The game Salur
day between the EerEcnnea uina and the
hlace Reform school, on the grounds Of tht
latter, onoed with score Of II 10 : il
favor of the State school. Poles are beinl
set for the now telephone botvaen Addison
and this city by f. N. Moultor.
Is to be connected with the telo
phone exchange, and is SIX miles in length
(},.Tiri nd l,o To, or
having Il hearing to-day, on ednesday.J -
Since Ills visit to New YORK for medica
treatment, Dir. Vowsley's genera, healt
Is better than for 10 years
mDDLEBURY.
Rev. G. &. Muraanl and daughter o
Manchester y. H., were at Mr. Topper
iesl Wees. --ilr. c. T.. Earle has place,
wafer in his store and VIII keep the dus
in LIS vicinity woll settled this sumner. --
President Braiuerd ia in Rochester, Vt.
surveying. The graded scAoo was close
friday. Meny Of the Children spent tn
Lay n the woods
The high schoo! boys went to Rutlan
Saturday and played gntuo Of bali wiz
the boys Of Pref. Ierry'8 school. The Mid
dleEury boys did the Rutland boys ZIP ly
score OF 4 to 4.-Ireni Tyler OF New Have
was fin - and costs before 1Us.ico But
ton for being intoxicated, lie disclose
Mat the l.qHor producing the intoxicatio
was given Aim by Charles Guyatt, OF Ia,
MlddleLury who YVES ulso fine - and costs
Inc Logan House has started buss viii,
viii run TO all trains.--'Ihe trustees hay
determined TO begin filing in the street
the burned district in 4 short timo TT
EAST section Of the Old bridge will be- raise
TO meet the level OF the new grade ms Ii
new brllrg can not be luilt This yyaal- -