Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

but in getting out Of it, died.
In Glover, Mr.. VIM. Flood fell from load q
hay on the 10th inst, breaking three of hi
ribs.
DR.. Charles L. French has commenced tn
practice of medicine in Glover.
Tie church at West Glover is being thorough
ly remodeled.
Mr.. Harrison Gilman, of Sutton, has sold hi,
farm to Leonard Wheeler, of Randolph
The Orleans County Medical Society will meet
at Newport, Aug. 9th, at Q a. NJ The Caledo-
MIA Society meets with it.
RUTLAND COUNTY
The loss by the fire in Rutland on Tuesday
night is stated by the Herald at - 900. 1t is
covered by insurance.
5. A. Hathorn, was yesterday morning con-
yicted in Rutland of violating the prohbitory
law, and fined S3226
Last Saturday the Roman Catholics of Rut-
land held picnic at Beaman's grove.
David Rice, formerly Of Mendon, died sud,
denly in Pittsfed on Wednesday, 18th instant,
from the effects of heat
Geo. 4 Merrill, II. II. Baxter, John B. Page.
Charles Sheldon, John W Cramton and Geo. 4.
futile were elected Directors Of the Peoples Gas
Light Company on Monday evening. Geo. \
Merrill was reelected President, and George 4.
| futile, Secretary and Treasurer.
4 trot for a purse of 500, open to all horses.
mile heats, best 3 in to harness, to enter and
> to start, takes place over the Rutland Park on
saturday, sth prox., at O'Clock P. m. The
weather permitting, rare sport may be antci-
patei
\ hen belonging to J. II. Walsh, Of Rutland
laid an egg which measures eight inches the
largest and six inches in circumference the
shortest way Enough for meal for small
family.
Rutland is driving things. The HcraId -ay,.
Never before have We seen the building of phi
yate residences and public residences. i'll Bui-
land, pushed TO such AN extent as at present. In
no direction can we turn our ears but the sound
D 'l tIt Hu'l hilulHtl ANA SAN IclulHu Us llAl
building is in progress Among the principal
building going up" are Richardson. hotel, to
be one of the largest in the place; Cramton,
block, which will be the best block on Merchants,
Row; Ripleys block one of the hani-ouest in
the village, TO contain, among other Attractions
the new Opera Hall; besides several fine resi-
dence~
Bev Mr. Bailey, of the Methodist church in
Rutland. caution, the public, and ministers e.
pecially, against female imposter, calling her
self Mrs. and Miss Nelson, who has been hgur-
ing in Rutland, claiming to be "a Methodist with
Methodists, Baptist with Baptists, Nc In
person She j., quite tall, is either cro-,-eyel cor
blind of one eye. and her face appears, on the
right side. To- have suffered from some accident
or disease
wI>nHN couNrY.
Tie Lowell Bullock farm at GuiIforl Centre
ha, been purchased by parties from out of town
for $1,000 mineral spring, whose water
have long hecu Motel for their curative proper
ties, 3, understood to bee the oljebt sought Au
analysis made hy Dr jackson. Of Boston, Dis
closes a close similarity to the water Of the Com
gre-, SPRING. Of Saratoga. The purchasers are
Joseph Burbank Of Boston, james Dalton. late
of Calcutta. Inia. and II. p Du;lo- Of Buuie
loro
p. Read has been appointed Postmaster oft
wari-boro, in Iac, Of D. NJ Barry. rr.gei.
u. A1orl has recently sold the thoroughbred
two year oh short horn BUN Valentine -34i,"
bred By II. and G. T. Al,ori, TO Latan Jony,
Jr., If Dover.
WINDSOR COUNTY
Last week, in Woodstock. the flooring In Mr.
Chule- Psrry'- barn gave way, anlfour yt
Cone N Perry stage and team horses irll into
the collar, distance of fourteen feet. aie
strange TO say, an escaped injury.
%. b Blodeett. of West Rochester. VA. badly
hurt one day last week, by being drawn into
one of the wheel. Of his wagon, hoarl on which
be -at catching in one Of the wheels while tde
hor,es were going At smart trot.
I,voulF COUNT.
The uirl annual fair If the L.moiliy County
Agricultural Society will be held ON the fan
Ground. at Nlorri-,ine on Tuesday. wcinr-iay
and Thursday, september 18th. 10th AMI 18th,
l,1..
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
At the Republican aiucu-iu NorthdeII. Thur
day evening, the following gentlemen were ah.-
sen delegate O, the District Convention 20 bee
held AT Rutland the 9Th Of August Hons. he
man Carpenter, j. H. circuit and john Gregory
Dr. VI. Mcleiu and Roswell Dewey, E-l
AZ INTERMEDIARY JoRr-For some time
% number Of boys have been seen walking about
the street, Of the city. each hearing upon Dis
shoulder % rliely-constructei trln,pareuty-
brilliantly lighted up after dark-on which i-
emblaz1uel the name Of one # the theatres. TO-
gether with certain dramatic intelligence display
ell in fancy paint for the enlightenment Of VISIT
tors from the rural districts, who may chance to
lie strolling around in search q the elephant or
ANY reliable information touching his haunt'
or whereabouts. Yesterday evening, just after
dark, the sexton # one If the most fashionable
churches Of the city was engaged in sweeping out
the building, and the doors were left open
While this work was going on, one Of the boys
in question came along. and, feeling taugued
from his tramp through the hot and dusty
streets, seated himself upon the steps OF the
( church and was soon fast asleep, with his hight
( ell Transparency leaning against the door-post
And everybody who passed that way within the
next hour or so was assured by the transparency
in fiery letters that could be read at q distance
Of two hundred yards that This is the only
Theatre now open in the City. '-Lowr"i'
Journal
BUTTER M,REET-The scarcity Of good butter
in metropolitan markets secured another advance
in prices to-day and We chronicle sales Of go"d
and choice at "a 10 81 cents, with "a few fancy
lots at 81. The amount thrown upon the market
here was small though the shipments will he
large on account Of previous purchases through
the county New cheese l. coming in, and hnds
ready sale at II and 3 cents. Old cheese Is
.ssarce and worth 20 cents.-SL -flbdns Mos
scp2er, 2sh.
1taBIBLE Turin '-Caustic solutions Tor
CetasrL drives the disease upon the lungs Dr-
/ Kennedy Permanent Cure for tatarrh j.
successful hNgause II sooths and heals the ulcer
ateI membrane Of the nose and throat II $ sold
Nv, 5rn,,gi.ts q7dSwlt
| 200 MILES oF UNioS PACIFIC RAIRo p.-Ihe
i-Iecrnph informs Us that this Great National
/ Work is now completed 700 miles west ol ~ Una