Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNE

VERGENNES.
DIr. George Lindsey died Thursday N.
j. McCuen has returned from New ork. -
A branch of the Allen Dale creamery is TO
re located at NeedLam'j Corners. Milo
Harris is to have charge Friday morn
ing's gale Frustrated barn in the vicinity
of Jasper Bristol's residence, Pauton--
The company managing tho ferry between
Port Henry and Chimney Point is repairing
the docks at both ends Of tie line In the
case State We. Forkey before j. l.. Roterts,
justice, for assault with dangerous wsn-
pom with intent TO KILL he was placed under
$500 bonds to nppsar before Addison Coun-
~ Court Thomas Butler became his
surety States attorney for paintiH, w.
II. Bliss and Grandey {, Son for defendant
III report OF the freight traffic on Lake
Champlain, it appears that mino5 and quar-
res are two per cent. luIubar ii per cent.
manufacturers, etc, So per cent. In the
table Whitehall leads, RoUsoS Point stands
second, Nergonnos third, Burlington fourth.
Burlington is credited with SO. 00J tons re-
ceipts but shipments, evident error.
Formerly IL. conts were paid Toy Grain
from Chicago to Buffalo. 1t IS less than
seven cents now, which explains the decline
in New England farming In this city
tramps ere required 10 work the road
three hours, to rest u night i'll the cooler,
meals incuded.-I romans of the late
MIR. Lindsay were taken to Lewis Csutre,
n y, for burial. ). Nevins of Mnevile,
\. y, paid 4i1j0 for the L. II. Merrill
farm of $50 acres, at Chimney PolnG--ihe
airs. Willmarth farm al Chimney Point,
will be managed by S. Wernet this year.
William Gates was mins host at the old
tavern, the ruins Of which are still stand
Ing near the residences OF and OF the farm
OF the late Dr. Harvey Cram. Ferris
burkh, in 11J4.- The family Of J. Lucia
leave for LeomiDster Mass, this week.
Tho Little Nellie started Monday for the
season. Charles LsBoeuf is IN Naw York.
The Willard * Co. creamery Of Yer
gernes ia about to commence business with
improved facilities.
George Belton and Miss Josephine Sui
Ivan were married at st. Peters church
Monday by Father Campeau. They will
visit keone, n. H., and Boston on their
wed ling tour. The Burlington sail craft
Lound for Whitehall, is ice locked, miles
north Of Port henry. There is q loIy OF
Ice miles in extent blocking navigation be-
tween Port Henry and Westport Mrs.
George Richards is much better Mira
Noltmana and child Of Bridgeport Conn,
are the guests of Mrs. Robert Ross &C. f.
o. kimbsi of Boston is visiting in town. -
Mrs. ID. II. Lewis is the guest Of her
brother Lieut.. c. \. bradbury, L. S. ~,
Of Washington, whose marriage takes place
Thursday.
MlDDLE8URY.
Mr.. ". F. Benton has leased the Norton
farm III Weybridge. r. G.. Lyons,
the Baptist pastor, will preach special ter-
mon to the Odd Follows at his church next
Sunday norBing, in observance of the 14th
anniversary OF the foundation OF tho order
studying abroad ia expected home shortly.
MIR ". c. Moore from IS Forester Mass,
has returned and taken MRS. Elsworth's
tarm. President Brainerd, Hon. IT, b. FL
lredge, Judge Slade and c. NJ. Wilds at
tended the funeral CT Hon. c. $. Colbouru
at his late home at Pittsford, Thursday al
ternoon. Capt. Stephen 81. Foote, l.. =
A, is in command OF a company Of Coluu-
bian guards st Chicago -Alrs. S. J. Nor
thrup is in Burlington attending Bible
lchool.
Max Kallenbach, who went to Capo
Town, Africa, six months ago with cargo
nj sheep, arrived homo Friday night. after
prosperous voyage both ways. lie made
three weeks Wait to friends in Germany
on tue return voya2e.-Ihe college base
bail team have returned having played only
one Of the games scheduled. The SEA
son II 9lIIdlebury was opened on
tne college campus Monday after
noon with the Colgate university nine. 49,
Mr.. Ladd of tho Addison House is making
many improvements thereon. MIR. Van
Queen of Albany, n. Y, expects to return
ttls week. He has purchased large quaint
ties OF antique furniture. Mr. Ira Doty of
Bird port takes T. J.. Underhil's place as
clerk at the Addison House, while Under
hill is away on pleasure trip-Leroy II.
Iliarca arrived
morning. i'll Tyrreii has returned from
Middeboro, Mass. -Messrs. Frank Bentley
snd Samuel Underhiil have leased the Logan
House stable.
Mr.. i. J.. Undsrhill, clerk at the Addison
liouse, was married Tuesday to Miss Susie
L. Gibson at Bellows Falls W. G.
Cooper has entered the employ of Allen Cal
houn. Mr. Luke Guilty, tailor for Chap
man & Co., died very suddenly al his home
in Brandon Monday. Rev. Mr.. c. F.
Noble, the new Methodist minister. viii ar
rive in town this week and will preach hi;
first sermon in the town hall on Sunday. -
brakeman on n ncrthbouud freight train.
standing on ths top Of the cara, was struck
by the bridge where the track passes under
Main street, Saturday. Fortunately the
train was slowing up for the depot, and he
was not seriously hurt. Dr. Russell at
tended him.
BRISTOL.
This village was visited Thursday night
by very severe southeast winds. The wind
did large amount of damage in the
way OF breaking down shads aud fruit
trees and tipping over outbuildings. The
town house was somewhat damaged aud
the barn OF Harvey Tanks had one side I'M
rooted. Some 70 feet Of tin roofing was
taken Off Dunshee's block. In the town OF
nTt were blown down. l.. +. Circuits barn
was blown down and torn to pieces He
had just got his horses and cattle out OF
the building and turned thom loose under a
large feeding shed when the barn collapsed.
The roof of Herbert Dunshees barn was