Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12


rhanagc and renury, rather than remain IN
ind genco at home, they made tlloir way
to Lowell and entered the mills ms operh-
tive7 and are now numbered among the
many beautiful, exemplary and intelligent
ladies of the city.
"A Girl. named Brown, recently dis
ruised herself in male attire, ami joined the
Fnifed states army ut Rome n, V Her sex
WINS not discovered for several weeks.
-.-lIoRrfnir.-Thc Milwaukee Sentinel says
that reporters On the spot found it very dill
cult to obtain any particulars with regard
to the loss Of the steamer Schastonol, as
those OF the crew WHO were not engaged in
the attempt to save life, were too drunk TO-
know their own nl.ncs- much less those OF
Others.
Willie number Of school-boys we've play
ing at "A training Ia Boston, John Roberts, u
lad of ten years pointed an oil musket Mt
Thomas Richa5l Churchill Of | wears, son
orOlis Chu.cliN ari "uil',s-.- Il to ha an
loaded snapped e. ide oU,sr\ r'Icd 10 be-
loaded. and its charge entered tie head OF
Churchill and killed him tly.-Pinm-
mer Wheeler. GO years old, was smotlered to
death bv being covered with earth III the
cayinr in off, well which he WAS ensag d IN
digging, at Manchester, Mass
,, n.
uL . IT ''',l iNNi, nh.' ~ h,.,',,,
1919 l,tor crullicon contention at Worcc~-
tor. addressed one Of the American councils
In p,stnr With rrrat lpryor on the proceed
;nrs or the contention, on Monday evening,
and dropped dead with the closing words OF
his speech upon lis lips.
:. Gcntl.mnn. " aid an engineer. Ly way
of scttIin, a dc.rutr as to the relative spccd
ofe,oinrs :. tLr last time | ran the Blow
hard from Syracuse. we went So fast that the
telorronh ,,nlrs on the track lJoicd like a
fuo to5,L cd,7L -
AZ LAANFLE'Ii ue N''S u l''"oiu'H,, an
kecIsn lrunkortj. feeds him upon rum. and
exhibits him at the customs, that his enact
ated arre,raurc NV shame his people, from
unkin- beasts of tn nselycs.
r,.u,I I.,,,>o ,os r,,,,,d lood
- TO-. hr;'i.I drass ,,I nj,,,nrnr nc"r
NatchSz' MISS on tle ii lnsV Al''r Dy.',I
uresStu ny ntr nii',es..',!,, suu
them 70 retire ior siIort ,lihe'"ir m"e" ''''!
returned they 'ouhu her lyl',E i''rlrSs "Fo',
her oouch' WIN an empty P"i"i ",''e" i'"u
contained prnSSlc aciu sun 5I"sl'eu III "V'
haiiu' oHe nau uuol'tcu ''le Ies .i "',.i
natiNe oi s'i' uGs,ruc''Vi' ra'"'l '"'." man
a man she cou!o no' lo't' /" o'e'io''ce "
parental authority
The human hair harvest OF France
the flowing locks parted with reluctantiy ny
feme les-amouhts 10 one h"norcd tons
year.
Nv, .t-opre coincidoncn which will
not orain occur for n long time. the new wear
~ neItss a,,od ~ ~ sar,o day nc $40
and consequently ali through the wear the
anu couse ~. .','J5" t pr. tuII, ~
oa'e WIN oe vi 'iI sti'u ury pu' VIZ.
more sinsu'sr ~. '". an .n' lpo e.''r r, i,Tl,,
uaye' iio'n 90 ~ rr.' o''
.ne same u Ieso n,u 'ie . Iaip o M
. .i. ~ ,ou ''''o '0'
''0 f'e'''''
"A matter-of-fnct friend of ours, some
five years father, speaking Of the return of
a child should make parent, said he didn't
.,inA' dc tLro, o"nts NV d9iI,r ''',,t ~
ny t"S.o a-ad ~ F.ct;nn and ,ra.;+,,do
"'"'
Az ISprs7Rors NrR.E.-In Power.
Sketches of Coos County. mention Is
made of n Mrs. Wallace. of Thctford. VT,
who served as an accouchense forty five wears,
was present at the birth of twcntv-onc pairs
of twins. and one thousand six hundred and
twenty-iour single births, making in all one
thousand six hundred and sixtv-six. and
never lost a mother of whom she had the
care she dicd IN l01l.- H'Hasor oo"'"al
49,. !i sAGHpiSAH Nc ~, r tJ; re-,
~ ,Iot a,,trrod tI,o.
ii.,I. " ,,,it,;,,, a,,,; , n,.,, a,1
had had one child &" Last Friday she was
suddenly taken sick and her mother being
with her sent for the Doctor, believing that