Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-07-28
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his son, and went over to Juniper Island fora
sail. On their return, as we understand.
somewhere in the vicinity Of Rock Dundcr.
they were cansilod bv n soualI. which intro
duccd the Thunder shower which was tlc
great event Of the dnv. The ladies were as
sisted Lv their husbands to cling ia t1,c g,,t-
ing hull. TO which they were finally lashcI.-
The child, which sank once. was saved Nv
young Morse. and all clunr to the boat for
about an houranl Il half, at the end Of which
time they were rescued hv Capt. Proctor, who
saw the accident from his house on the shore.
FASTENED to the ship yard in the harlor. where
he procured a boat. and by his cxcrtiors hap
PLY prevented fatal termination Of tho
affair
--RoRRRRy Three hundred dollars il,
money was stolen last night from the store Of
Mr.. Lafountnin at Winooski Falls The
money WITS. in part, we learn, collected for the
''','"S y, " 9'"'oi "ouse' l"c tneIt Is sup
Pos'' ~ nave "ech coihmltt"l ny young
'',''n WIZ sup III 'ne store with one OF the
,'e' ~ '"9' "l9" '' anu le'l ny the carry tram
VI NV -'oI'' ''i' morning
Thu rt,NsrfR books Of the Vermont
Central Railroad Company have been closed
for the present and meeting of the Diroc-
tors has been called The stock Is suspended
from the Brokers Board until the course Of
the company is ascertaned A committee Of
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Nix LEVI bRI"nAN' OF 1t. bloomsbury.
on MONDAY oi lost week. had the bones OF his
meek crushed oy the h'te OF his horse and
"''u III Two nourS' Inc horSe' which he was
i'"''nS y me became FESTIVE, when he
struck MN with "hlp; "h'reupon the
ah'm" rushed upon him. threw him down,
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III iRASh' R'h "a-fffe mas passed INTO
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VIII i"' s'"'V''' !" us
-MIppLfhtR> 'oNNLNtEALN1'-lhe An
hNerS.r''' o' .i'e 'orlt"es connected with
''t Oo'i'5' VIII nc 'c'eor"'eu On the oth OF
August 'ohn IT, oaNe delivers an address
"S'o'' ','' .nl'oila''CSeah society ana asa
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WV. FLAGG, of Middlebury, and form
crlv of Braintrec, fell from church in Rut-
land on the 18th There is no hope of his
recovery.
-CovcyR>rvc the Montpelier Fireman.,
onc-,ided account of the conventions and tho
nominations of rho I3tb rho T,,b,,,. AND
, T,i,ryopb remarks. eve know as mucb ahort
Them as he and he either doesn't know as
much Of the facts az he ourbt or wholly
ni,apprehends and misrepresents what he
does know"
Rrv Urxpy yyoop IF Copca,l Y II
| the gentleman who certified TO the remrcr.te
| habits and personal niatv Of General Pierce
DURING the canvass which preceded the last
, Presidential election. has been confirmed .
Consul at Rovrout in Syria
,,,n,, c,,sso, .o, IF rbar,os r,os
.,,, ,c RIB y, ,l.n. au,.o,,,a;, c,I,;,,
frees. on Friday last was struck by n falling
limb and instantly killed He was about -
wears Of age.
Tu,prv vourr active eneroet;c in
,.lI;csrt N.w EncIand men mostly from
v,r7o.,.- county and f,rther cast bore
,,u,od CO.. Eor.,. rndo- tbo aus,;co, of ,b.
; N,.s,cbusot,. Fm;,r,n, Ala Society Tbe1
.xnect to he Joined bv manv others at diff.
r.nt no;nts oIorc Tho route who will enter
,lo tlrrit,r,. will tIi. oJr,n,. rpsrd If frse-
upon the accounts they send back will hang