Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-16
ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.

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-InL sro'S OF me Vermont Railroad
has been sold at private sale Tor W cents 1t
is the Rutland and W hitehall Road, leased
by the Saratoga and Washington Railroad,
which pays its rent.
II MODEL SCuooL IlOusr.-Ihe citizens
or Ro,Iows F,us have rooon.,, oroo.ad no,,
s,.bool bouso r,r ,bo accommodated os tho
public schools. 1t is Of brick, Sc by As feet,
and two stories in height. The first story
contains two school-rooms - feet high. and
capable Of accom- odat,ng 90 pupils EACH
with single desks. The upper room, occu-
pied by the high school, is IL '"'' "'s" al"
contains Il G, singh u'sN'' mn'e On new
'~r-,'cu anu Pateh'eu pan All 'Ie rooms
a' wei "s ."' entrances are "arineo " neat
generated Ill one OIL Unison 'urilac-s' Inc
basement contains TINS furnace room Tor the
storage oil wool and running water The
oos' vi ."o structure was so'ooo'
"A phsPArcH 10 'fe ee"tiHe' states that
nre oroke GU, III iiyde''lle, Vs. at l. o.
CLOCK on TUESDAY night, when consumed
Nree oloch' embracing iiyue'ilie company
'ince' ros' ohlce' |ao'nc' SHOP Sash facto-
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lhl hns'nc House ana hepair shop OF
Tue ''''hu ilunA ha''"ay at "orllam' ~ H.
was destroyer ny IRE on the L. Eight engines
were saved TWO engines IN the repair shop,
were uea'r"seu' 'o5e'her WIN the toois' The
cummings cost ABOUT So'ooo' ana the tools
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MANI ~" N licNiINGToN'-States
attorney l.. "n'es' Palu huntington
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pRorFLp DEAD - hev' John Moore,
-niNcrsalis' tlersymah' IN concord, y. IL.
dropped dead IN the street, in that city on
Monday morning last, from disease Of the
heart' lie at one time resided at Stratford,Nt.
ana was colonel OF the Stratford regiment,
under the Old militia law OF Vermont. lie
was nominated by the Know Nothings Of New
Hampshire as their candidate for Governor
but was withdrawn on account of ineligible
ity' The hatehma" learns that citizen of
STAFFORD named Blaisdell, dropped dead few
days since,
- specimen of the red-throot'd Loom,
was captured under the ice in a brook in
montpelier last week. and forwarded to Prof.
thompson oil TINS place. 1t is rare bird in
Vermont but one specimen of it having been
obtained heretofore, which was shot in Bur
lington' In a note to the Montpelier Free
man. froi' thompson says There are sew
erai water-oirds which are known to pass
through Vermont OF which | have not yet
been able to obtain specimens, and which are