Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
VERGENNES.

The work of building the big milk plant
near the station Is being rapidly pushed
and II is reported that the cost will be
more than 800 Workmen are putting
IN the foundations for a dam across the
brook so that the company can cut its
ice close by the plant and he assured OF
its purity. The dam will be some 90 feet
high by about loo feet long and will be
built OF concrete.
\ special meeting Of the Vergennes
BAPTIST society will be held this
evening at the close Of the prayer meet
ug to consider disbanding and turning
over the property to the Baptist Church
on condition that said church becomes in.
corporated Robert p. Tsriggs and family
passed Sunday with relatives in Ran
1oph.-Mrs. S. W. Hindes of burlington
was in town Saturday.-A. ]. Spoor and
children Of Amsterdam. n. Y, are visiting
his sister. Mrs j G. Fisher. Mt Long
Point.-Arlie +. Alden and sister. Miss
Mary r. Alden, attended the dance Fri
day evening at Winooski In honor Of the
base ball team Of the American Woole,,
company Of which Mr. Alden was catcher
C. f. o. Kmhal Is having his residence
wired for electric lights
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ner anu 'an'''E una Ar'h"r fiper ana
iathl'E are passing TWO weeks az the
iake'
lhe Nersehhes hisn schooi foot-
ball team, George H. Seiple' manager,
Milward Tatt' captain heid its first
practice Monday evening Taft Seiple,
Haight. smith ana Connors of last years
team were out and with some good ma
terial from the freshman class It is hoped
that good team will be built UP, The
first game of the season will be played
here September % with Black River
Aunchman of New York city are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. David Rvan-H. NJ.
Rose of South burlington were in town
Tuesday. II b. Pruden Of East Or
ange, N j.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
10 10 out arter week in the house with
a bad foot-Miss Mary Pierce os Shell
burne Is visiting In this city.
It was tust ten years ago yesterday
that rural free delivery route No. I was
started with II. w. Spooner as carrier
During all these years trip has never
been missed by Mr.. Spooner or his sub
stitute. over 10000 miles have been
travelled and at a low estimate 1,cno. .OOC
pieces OF mail have been handled. This
route Is "a miles long and has nominally
800 patrons, Mr.. Spooner. who is presi-
dent Of the State r, l. c. A, was prime
mover Is getting this route established
He reports that there has been a marked
Improvement In the roads since the estab-
lishment Of the route. When the route
were taken To-Day loo are distributed. -