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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Rev. Edward NJ. Fuller Of Burling
ton, field secretary of the State sunday
School association OF Vermont, conduct
eh a meeting at the Baptist Church Fri
day afternoon. May lit is Understood
that the license commissioners will grant
a second class license to NJ. Lundcrvillc
to sell liquor in the building which he
recently purchased on Depot street. 1t
is reported on good authority that the APP
picants for iifth class licenses Will take
no further steps to secure the same.-J.
Sheldon appeared before Justice j. G.
Jenne on Monday of last week, charged
with intoNicaton. He pleaded guilty and
was hned 81 and costs.-The funeral of
Mrs. G. W Hunt was held in the Meth
odst Church Friday afternoon at one
o clock, DR. G.. S. Nutter. presiding elder,
officiating. assisted by the Revs. W. j.
NJ. Beattie and b. +. jefferson Of the
Episcopal and Baptist Churches in this
place and the Rev w. S. Smithers Of St.
Adams. Other clergymen present were
y. W. Ford, NJ. r. Parounagian, l.. NJ.
Fuller, ]. w. II. Baker, S. Donaldson, G..
W. Burke. The bearers were V. A. IRISH
NJ. 2. Pcrley. c. l.. Ovitt. c. H. Abel.
The burial was in Missisquoi cemetery
The floral offerings were exceptionally
beautiful and MISUNDERSTANDING the re-
cent visitors in town were Mrs Charles
Mosier, Mrs. Clair Hamilton and Mrs
y. T. Hamilton of Richford and Mrs. A.
J.. Pond Of East Berkshire.
Miss Anna Gid lings is quite ill--NIss
Alice Marley is on the sick list. :.
Bent who has been sick with typhoid
fever is now able to be out.-Tha condi-
ton of A. n. Wright is serious.-N. y.
Perlay is in Boston this week on business.
Tho Home Mission Band and Mother 5
Jewels meet Saturday afternoon, May 9,
with Ethel and Carrie Galbraith.-At tho
game of base ball between the high
school teams of Richford and Enosburgh
Falls played here last Saturday. the
score stood % to 3 in favor of the Enos-
burgh boys.-1'he weather report for April
as given by the local observer is as fol
lows. The average reading for the month
Is io.4 which is about degrees less than
normal. The maximum was Sc on the Goth.
minimum > the 4th; total rainfall l6S
inchds. Miss Ruth Hunt and brother
George have returned to St. Johns bury
in town over Sundav.-The Ladies Aid
Of the BAPTIST Church meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Arnold Burt.
At the annual meeting of EHosburSh
Falls village tho following officers were
elected: Moderator. V. a. Irish: clerk.
T.. j. parmeloe; trustees, l.. L. Marsh, G.
H. Ahcll, F. \. Glced, G. l.. Mason. A. a,
.,soltine; water and light commissioner
for five years, c H. Stetson; chief enSi-
ncor. NJ. {. Cramton: first assistant. II,
\. Bonoit; second assistant, j. NJ. Jcffords
ire wardcns, \. NJ. Aseltino G. L. OVitt,
j, q. Jenuc. There was appropriated the
sum Of 800 to pay for open air concerts
| during the summer also s2j to be eNpend-
| ed by the chief engineer at his discretion
to encourage members of hose companies
to practice. A tax rate of 70 cents was
voted.
The following officers were elected NJ
tho regular meeting of the Epworth
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RAIN NEEDED.
Fruit in Southern New England Dam
aged by the Fros..

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CONDITION OF CROPS
"Hh""en inc week WIS wen adaPted TO
moving narrowing ana manure hdulnE'
more was hut h''lc seodlhE doh". INC
nl@n' IRVING WINGS mat prcNtl'd hen"-
I Hl'd loW' wet laI''S' put uildhus IN som"
/ '0Ses were TOO dry u p!oW 10 advantage.
! lf'rH was some sowing or oats III the
| horlhorn S'ateS' WIN some yet TO be soWn,
| Wlnlo IN IN" South thclr so'dlnG Is about
/ completed Thcre mas poen some plant
: ing OF garden NoGc'aplcs ana potatoes,
/ but probably not as much MS usual for the
! Tcoson of the year. In parts Of Rhode
| Island and connecticut gardens are very
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COM M iiR GAL,
New York Prod Markst.

Now York, May 6.
market was steady and quiet to-day.
Winter patents &3.7OA40o; winter strasghts
SaDu30; Minnesota patents $1,000 %;
S@Va.40; winter low grades s. 6OQp2 30
RYE FLOUR-The market was steady
Lar TO- good s2.&Q3a; choice 20 fancy
ADVANTAGEOUS 1906 bu: spot easy:
70, red sl$ie elevator; No. 2 red sac
COB. anoat; No. / hard Manitona SIC
70 a1oat: May slTm24c, closed SEC;
sent" 4 1-lG@Ihc closed 77@c; Dec, 7jisG5
u Lilo. closed 7jHc.
.CoRN-Recepis $50 bu; spot steady;
no. 2, b2iSc elevator and 53c lob. alloat !;
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

At n meeting of the East Charlotte
Creamery association, held at lyceum
hall, May 2, the following officers who
had been previously elected, We're formal
~ ratified. w. IL. H. Vnrney, president,
C. l.. Van Vliet, secretary: G. n. Johns.
treasurer r. C. Beers, W. !. Bradley,
Thomas Bacon. partner in the Deer
Foot Farm company, Boston, Mass, and
d. o. Foote, directors; Thomas Hart and
j. r. Tageart, auditors,-Miss Susan Sc
gum is expccted home next week from
.Pncmrst, n, G., where she has held the
lucrative and responsible position Of
housekoeper at the Berkshire Inn during
tho winter. Miss Seguiu will go after a
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SWAN TON.

Dwight Hatch died at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Burlington Friday night, and
the remains were brought here Saturday
room, and taken To his step father ;.
Oscar b. Pauls, at MaQuam. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr. Hatch was 70 years of age and un-
married. Mr., Hatch, it will be remem-
hoied, was injured by a horse stepping
on his hand a short time ago. and lock
Jaw developed, Every effcrt made to
save his life proved uuavaling
Deputy Collector T. NJ. Tobin has pur-
chased tho Roscoe III Beeman residence
on Canada street, and as soon as the
present tenants term expires will make
improvements to the same for his own
residence, The consideration was $500,
John Foster. who has been sick for
some time, died at his homo i'm Maquam
Sunday afternoon The funeral was held
lGontinuod on phge s!Nthl
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COLCHESTER,

Mrs. Frank Cook who has been quito
i'll again is some better--Mrs. Bugbce
spent Saturday and Sunday in Essex.-
sociable will be given by the young
people of the Baptist Church Friday eve
ming. May S. Ice cream and cake will
be servod.-The Kings Daughters will
meet at Mrs. Parmelee's Saturday, May
9.-Mrs. Walter Plummer has gone to
kecne. n. H., for a short visit Miss II.
G.. 1iill went to Springfield Mass, last
weck.-Miss Carrie Kecne was ut home
over Sunday.-Mrs G. II. Atwood has
returned from Bo.ton.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
w. Wright returned from Wcstford Sat
urday.- Mr.. Pitts has moved his family
into Rolfc Hines house
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short vacation to Stockbridge. Mass.
where she has the same position offered
her in a leading summer hotel there, and
which she has accepted for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Carpenter Of Monkton
Ridge visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Parker
on Sunday last.-AIr. and Mrs. G. Will
loughby have returned home, having been
away several weeks, Mr.. Willoughby
serving as juror in county court and Mrs.
Willoughby being with her daughter.
Mrs. Helen Briggs of Barre, whose hus-
band died recently. Mrs. Briggs and
children will now make their home with
her parcnts.--1hc meetings Of the State
W. c. T.. L. to be held here the coming
week are looked forward to as an inter-
ing evcnt.-A. u. Bouffard and family of
Winooski were the guests of his uncles,
Philip and Joseph Stebbins, on Saturday
and Sunday.-Miss Nellie Hart has been
in Burlington for several days visiting
relatives,
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HUNTlNGT

Members of the G. a. r. met al the
hall SATURDAY. afternoon to make arrange
monte for Memorial services. CorrI lc
Worthwhile Ross. now of M1nlIton. met
with them. Monthly meeting Of tho Free
baptist society WAS held here Satur-
day 1ftcrnoon.-Alr.. John Spra que return
cd Saturday from week stay in Stove.
Miss Mary GearN went to tho Centre
Friday ncht as guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
+. r. Strcne over Sunday. Misses Kath-
lcen Saylcs and Julia Morrill, visited their
aunt, Mrs Wyman, in Starkshoro. sat
udAy-The Rov. NJ. r. France will o.
Guy the pulpit here every other sur lay
until iurthcr noticc.-Mrs. David Ross
and sister. Miss Ann Pierce have dis
posed of their village rosdertc to Guy
Bickford.--NIr ana Mrs. O. NJ. Norton and
daughter visited at Rcnton Williams in
Richmond Sunday.-Cicorgc Fargo ana
wife visited in town Sunday
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BOLTON.

Miss Mabel Sewer. teacher in No. :
is i'll with pneumonia at the home of
Thomas Fiddock-Ar. and Mrs. y.
Parcher of st. George and Miss Elsie
Ewing of Essex Junction were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Sabin last Saturday
and Sunday.-Josie May is working for
Mr.. Gribbon's of Duxbury.-Ruol Baldwin,
who has been working for g. w, Randall,
has gonc to Montpelier to work on q
farm.-Among the sick in town are Ellie
Thompson and Carl S1bns.-G. W. Ran
dlll has startec. his mill aCnin.
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WIlllSTON.

Luther Clark's son. with his wife and
four children, arc visiting at his father s.
Mrs. Lewis OF Shclburne is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. n. O. Whtney.-Mrs. G..
f.. Bryant is at home from tho Fletcher
hospital and is ganing.-Mr and Mrs
Lewis Jndcrvlle buried their infant son
last weck.-It is matter OF rejoicing
with the majority that Dennis kendrcw
is at liberty to again walk the streets
free man.-Mr. Joseph Pine is visiting
friends in town.-Mrs Amos Walstun is
in poor health.-C. p. Warren was in
Burlington Monday on business Miss
Grace Bliss has gone to East Montpelier
to the home of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
1<cefe
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mrs Eva Huhbcll left town last week
for a summer at the sea shore.-Thers
will be a social given by the Epworth
League at Concert hall Friday evening,
May 8. Ice cream and cake will be serN-
ed The standard bearers met in the
church vcstry Tuesday evening The
Lend a Hand Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet with with Mrs. Henry
Fassett Wednesday, May *, at D. M
NJ. J.. Hubbell was in st. Adams Tuesday
on business. Mrs. Arvilla Martin has re-
turned home from Franklin, where she
has been for some time caring for the
sick,
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~ si>.o 2 Yellow SIC; No. white ~; May
closed 5l4c; Sept, 5oas15o5sc, closed 5o9sc.
20. . use; standard white ioc; No. $. Sc;
No. . white l0iac; No. white 3Sbc; track
mixed western nominal; track white $50
i1c; May closed 39iac.
FEED-The market was firm to-day.
spring bran $lGa'@i Il 80; middlings $4,000
20.cg; winter nominal; city $lSoUUlS.j0,
llAh Tho market Was firm to-day.
Shpping 7ln75c; good to choice $l.00Gt1.15.
IL DES-Markct steady; Texas dry, "a to
e lbs AZ c; Galveston 81 ii, to % lbs.
WOOl-Tn market was firm to-day.
domestic fleece, 2SN32c. .a-.,
s ei bIay, S S So, 80 ssf
sl&N0lloo; city extra India mess SlS.ooW
LARD-was steady: western steamed.
,,PORk-Ihe market was steady to-day.
Family, slaM; short clear. slS.5c@2o.25,
EGGs-t'irm state and PENNSYLVANIA
lic: southern, 15c; kentucky. 15iac; west
crn storage packed l6iic; western lrsts
FOTNTOEs-Markct was firm: Florida
rose S.hdi.25; state and western. (per 1S)
lbsl sl5en2.@; Long island Sl75ff2.is Jer-
pFTROLEUM- steady; renned New
York 1875: Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$50 do in bulk $500
'a.c; country pksS free) 5iamjtsc.
C0pPEk1,INomi,n4l; brokers, $n.5o@1i75;
corr EE-spot lilo was quiet; No. 7
invoice jisc; mild steady; Cordova 7a.uioc.
Futures Opened steady. Sales 1850 bags.
including May S3.7o: sept. Ml5; oct. $40
Nov, $3.50, Dec, $LG0; Marcn $3.50; April
$.S&.
srGAR-Raw was steady; fair refining
lasscs sugar Sc; refined sugar was steady
No g. sii5: No I, 81 10; No. s. N.35; No. O.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

The first quarterly meeting OF the year
Will be held Sunday. May II. at 1:30 o'clock
at East Franklin.-The annual meeting OF
the Church and Cemetery associs ton for
the election of officers was held last Sat
urday at 10 o'clock.-The regular meeting
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. $. ". Arm
strong Saturday afternoon, May 9, at z
o'clock
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VEK MONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from first pasc)


cd SATURDAY ny Johi asneE. IL seems
mat stranger hireu morse OF Joe
Pcppln IN Buriinstoh thursday 10 come
TO TINS NiilaRe Inc man 'rtucu this horse
win Mr. AsneN VINO gave MN GU III
the bargain ne then tooh tne team ne
had gottei OF hshcy anu came 10 WIS
village, left the team ana TOOK train
for parts unknown
The congregational Church is rejoicing
over the completion or extended improve
nents on inc interior OF its mouse OF Wor-
ship principally OF the AUDITORIUM Inc
walls and ceiling have been rekalsominod'
a new border put on, the woodwork re-
painted and new carpet laid. Inc SUD
sutution of white paint for the former
grained work and Of red carpet for one
of different color have produced strik-
ing change in the appearance of the room.
and the general verdict is that the change
is for the better. The walls Of the vcstibule
have also been reprinted and hemp
mating laid. A supply Of chairs of sub
st1ntial make and good design has been
provided for the vcstry, and smaller ones
for the use of the primary department.
The entire cost of these improvements and
additions is 4 little over $3.50. which was
furnished by the Ladies' Social Union.
A chimney burned out at the homo of
Charles Tcachout just across the river in
Williston Monday noon and set the
roof on fire Lively work was necessary
for a short time to prevent n serious fire.
Tho village trustees held their first
meeting since the annual village meeting
Monday night They elected r. r. Como
chief Of police. -nd A. y. Lucia and Will
liam Fielder policemen, and J. L. Palmer
superintendent Of streets. II. w. Ring
ana o. S. Nichols are committee on roaGs
and W. S, Teachout and a, b: Iandow
committee on streets They have also
bought 300 feet of O. X hose with nozzle
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WESTFORD.

II. W. Heath. the impersonator, will
give an entertainment in the town hall
Friday evening, May s, under the aus
picc. OF the local lodge of Good Tcmplars.
MIR and Mrs. John l.. Rice are visiting
relatives in Charlotte.-lt is expected
that the Rev, a. q. Mohr of Cambridge
Will deliver the Memorial day address
here-Floyu Rice is quite i'll with ton
silitis-The Rev, II. r. Loehlin and wife
had son born Sunday night.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Munson returned from a
urday.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Edward Burnell and Miss Josie Billings
Of burlington were married n Essex. May
Our people should remember The
dramatic entertainment to be given at
village nall Saturday evening next by the
Richmond Dramatic club. 1t is given un-
der the auspices of the Good Temrlars
Lodge of this place, and the proceeds arc
To I've used for purchasing additional
chairs for the village han and our people
should give them a large audience. Tho
entertainment is highly praised by those
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FLEET CHER

Tho high wind last Friday night took
the roof off the new barn and storehouse
Of w. S. Shepardson. CARPENTER and
wife are in Swanton for few weeks .-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Corse attended the
funeral of their brother. Edward Mar
cher last Sunday in Cambridge. He died
quite suddenly.-Mrs Emma Thomas ha q
returned from the hospital much i'm
proved in health
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BAK ERSFlElO.

H. r. Fuller who has been spending
the winter in New York, has returned
Or. f.. j. Melville has So far recovered as
to be able to walk out,-Mr and Mrs. Lee
Rice of st. Adams Bay are visiting Mir
and Mrs. Albert Ri-e,-Dr. George Hyde
who has purchased the Stillmau Paige
place, has begun his repairs.-M. J,
Clancy Of burlington has been visiting
his uncle DR., T.. j. Melville.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWlCK.

The Caledonia County Newspaper asso-
Citations meets at IIArdwick next Friday
for AN all DAYS session. The morning
will be devoted to business ana discus
eionS and in the afternoon the party will
be taken by special train to the " God
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who saw 1t ut Richmond.--N. r. Isham is
grip.-Tirsni,. the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. willard, was taken
To the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday
TO have surgical operation performed -
w. a. Bentley has presented to the schools
at this village copy Of his book dcsclib-
ing his work in photographins snow
crystals and containing plato illustrations
of over $50 specimens of these most beauti-
ful works Of nature Mr.. Bentley has at
tanned wide reputation, both in this
country and abroad, in this particular
field of research. He was the first one to
succeed III photographing snow crystals,
and his photographs have been sent to
every part of this country and to some OF
the foreign countrios.-The Ladies Aid
society will give u strawberry festival and
literary progra mme in tho vcstry of the
church next Tuesday night Mrs Samuel
Andrews and Miss Mary Hatch visited
Mrs. j. W. Hart Tuesday The schools
ot tho town will unite with the schools Of
this village in Observing Memorial day,
with exercises in village hail. this village.
An interesting programme Is being pre-
parcd.-Therc was quite an extensive Tor
est fire near III. L.. Batcs's Sunday At
one time it looked as though tho buildings
might be endangered and most of the
men from this village and vicinity went
down to fight II, but fortunately, tho
wind shifted and their aid was not need
ed.-Jordan Pros have Just erected new
sign, Of gold metallic letters, which adds
much to the appearance of their new store.
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MILTON BORO.

Allen Miner and sister Orsa passed Sun
day at RI. n. Rice's. Mrs I,ccn Blake
who has been visiting hero. accompanied
them hone.-Ios-ph Lapoint is charging
the ver,nds of a. p. Wood Mr.. Farrar
and Orris Ballard were hero tho FIRST Of
the week buying cows, paying $40 per head
Summer boarders arc arriving at Camp
Rich--Snow fell here Friday and lee
formed as thick as window glass Monday
night
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Miss Jennie Rankin spent Sunday at
home Services were held at the Episco-
pal Church both morning and evening.
the Rev. Mr.. johnson officiating Viola
Ward spent Sunday with her mother in
Farfax-Mrs. Lyon of ST. Adams is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. II. II.
Bccman-Mss Ella Phelps has returned
after an extended visit in Boston and
New York. Mrs. George Reynolds was
in Burlington several days last week.
Mrs. 1obin of Swanton is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. i. T. Rogers.-Mrs
II. CVhcNall liz suffering with an attack
of stomach trouble.-Miss Della Harris
has returned from the hospital in Bur-
lington.-IIcrb Huxley is home on n
visit.--Miss Ella Depatie is i'll with the
grip at her home on Church strect.-Mrs
Alton Ashley is i'll with grip.--The many
friends of Joseph Robinson will be
pleased to learn that he is rapidly re-
covering. Or. l.. G.. IIolcombe is in attend
ance.--AIrs. Hall, who has been visiting
her brother, H. H. Fuller. has returned To-
hcr home in South Hero.
Mr. James Skccls Of Whitehall n. Y,
visited in town last weck.-TI. Il. Powell
has bought the Henry Brown farm at
Malletts Bay, including the lake 'front.'
A. Il. Hill has been in Burke. n. y, on
business the past week The funeral Of
Elias Mears. who was &c years old the
18th of last February and the Oldest resi-
dent of this town. was largely attended
at church at West Milton Thursday at
ternoon.-F'orest fires ragged in the woods
of Rodney Mears Thursday night and
Friday doing much mage.-Thc sand
Bar bridges is still impassble.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

TTSTOTl, MN \.
Coppcrs were unchaueod in price to-
day i'm comparison with yesterday but
the sentiment continued GOOD. with d.
absence OF transactions.
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EUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

IITI@T'II
RUT'i EE-Easinr; northorn. creamery.
pc; western, 22c' Vermont dairy, ls0 zoe.
IEESE-Easicr; new, J. NJ &c.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Tiras Isham of Willis
tor spent Monday afternoon in town with
Norman isham in honor of the 19th birth
lay of the latter Mr.. Isham.-- The Rev
and Mrs. Stafford Of l1incShUrGh Callt I
on Miss lI,nah iIinsdill Monday evening
Miss fTinsdill is now able 10 take short
rides with fair prospects Of final recovery
Mr.. md Mrs. Norman Westcott spent
the first of the week with relatives IL
East Shclburne.-Mr and Mrs. Georr"
Farnsworth spent Sunday with relative.
in Williston.
Mrs. Sanford Warren of Williston was
the guest of Mrs. jackson Isham a few
days last weok.---A large fire has been
burning OIL Sutton mountain for the
past few days, doing considerable dam
aec.-Fritz Hams. who has been sick
with consumption for the past eight
months. is Very low with no hopes Of re-
COVcrN.-Nlrs. +. T.. Hopkins ana dauSh-
ter have returned from Burlington.-Nir.
and Mrs. O. w. Isham spcnt Thursday
and fSlday Of last week in burlington.