Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11

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TINS Vlliase' Is very low WIN Brieht y
disease'-Mr, Charies Il. Barstow' VINO
mas peeh Nisl,ing mas Iather' ek-tfoV' bar
Stow mas returned 10 ne" nork.-Mt'
ucker, a niecildilie AT work ror Son.rac-
tor Nichois on the extension 10 sheiourne
HOUSE, leH from s'aglnR 10 tne erounu'
injuries.
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Farmers are securing inc crop Oh nay
telp is plenty at Sl.5o per oay'-Mr. VIII
creamery, which burned, spent last week
in town-C. G. Peck has moved the house
opposite the tin shop to a new site about
50 rods cast of his residence. A. L. Hath
away of Shelburne did the work.-W. V.
Beech and family spent the Fourth of
July in Charlotte visiting his sister-F.
A. Douglass has engaged as salesman in
II. NJ. Hulls store.-Prof. and Mrs l.. +.
Partridge are visiting relatives here
Waldo r. IIarkness has graduated at
Goddard seminary and will enter the uni
versity at Burlington this fall.-A. $.
Hull and family are summering at Deer
Point.-The Corner creamery receives
about 5000 pounds of milk per day
There was an ice cream festival in the
Methodist church the evening of July 4,
with music by the IIineshurgh band
The Y. p. S. C. L. of the Congregational
church have elected Mrs, Guy Burritt
president; Rev. 7. Harris, vice prosi-
ana MIS- l. d. Harris, treasurer'-Mr'
cottage at THOMPSON Point.-P. r..
Miles has built large new barn.
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Mrs. Rogers of Newport is visiting at
John Grlggs'.-Jamcs Ryan and Charles
Clark have gone to Fairfax to work at
haying for few weeks
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=. C. Gilmore and c, G. Pillsbury, dele
gates Of the Essex Christian Endeavor
national convention in Boston.-C II
Hayden returned Saturday night from
Boston, where he had been attending
Good Tenplars meeting.-Mr. A. Green
wood was buried July 4. One son from
Warren. Vt, and a son and two daughters
from Havcrhill, Mass, were here to at
tend the funeral.-About 40 relatives and
friends Of d. G. Woodward gave him a
surprise party last Thursday evening, it
being his birthday. He was presented
with fine oak roCker.-Miss Ball of
Chicago is visiting at Miss \. a. Os-
Stou :.
Rev. a. Chase will preach in the Uni
vcrsalist church one week from next Sun
day evening, July 81. instead of next Sun
day as formerly announced
BOLTON
n W Tracy, is III -pbu ro,r,ireor uo.
recently married to Grace Cunningham Of
Jericho.-Mr. Sherwood and wife Of New
York city arc boarding at w A. Halfe.-
MIS-. Joseph smith is critically il.-The
Ladies AID society meet with Mrs. George
thompson on Thursday.-Mrs. T.. w.
Barrett Is in st. Adams visiting friends
n party were in camp last week az Hines
bursh pond-Miss Aggie Morse viii attend
inc summer school Tor teachers at Essex
Junction commencing next week.
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Tho home missionary of the Congre-
gational society spoke at the Congrega-
tonal church last Sunday forenoon and
eNening.-Mrs. pr. Bradford OF Bangor
n. y, and Miss Belle White of Burlington
visited at +. l.. Parsons last Saturday
Misses Addie and Fannie Day are attend
ing the summer school at Morrisvillc.-
Mr' Luclan Mead OF PhilGdelphia was in
town laSt week making arrangements Tor
the moving OF ms tamlly there HE mas
rented me spencer Hine house-Miss Min
me hltten OF ESSEX is visiting Miss Lora
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h ~ wy" ION VI ny s1o'ii-
ach. His son is running the separator
u ,tt ms sIchile'S;IN iies SUSIE baruWll
Iia', .aNen Al,iilIa w" PIC as nurse
at O'p'' "oui nv = oit i-'ilal +>iieH
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