Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
VERMONT NEWS.


Nineteen deaths occurred in Bridport dur
ing the year 1865. Eight Of these persons were
20 years Of age or over. Two sisters were aged
respee lively 98 and &C years.
The Hancock people b we raised their church
building. rsiiiei J aud refurni-hei it through
OUT. and fitted up a tiue town room under it.
john Cove and George Varney e Lincoln. on
the 2-ud ult, tracked, trcel, and XII. Ell in Br.-
tol. a yn1 which measured three ret in length.
Clarence Ripper. boy about ten years Of age.
was found near his fathers house. in New Ha-
ven. with a frightlul wound on his face and
head It is supposed that he was knocked down
by horses and tramplel upon.
Government bonds amounting Co Sf010,
wh.h Mr.. Philo Jewett OF Weybridge, buried in
ashes for safety. and which were hleache,l into
almost worthless paper, last fall, have been To-
cognized by tie Treasury department, and the
money refunded.
Mr. G ". Cherbino Of Wyehrige, slipped on
the snow and iell, breaking her arm near the
wrist, on saturday.
The French paper soon TO be published in Yer
rcnue-, which we mentioned last week, is to be
called 81 L-Union Canadienne" 1t will be pub
ishel at the T,rm1Ht,r oti-e 10y Jas. fl.ario,
and elitel ty Mr.. Elouard Duquet.
Mrs. John Murray, Of Lincoln, died in
Iay-,gn nei - @5ea +' ear ll5 r r.. ,n
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Charles Hersey, who robbed Patrick Bresh-
uchan, ut Factory Point. on the 18th ult., was
arrested at Geus Falls, y. \. On Sturdy last
and committed to iail for trial
A deaf mute Of West Rupert has killed forty
one skunks the past season, for the sake Of OBJ
o -. Il
Mr.. f. Amelen. Of Winhall, had one Of his
shoulders lis,ocatel last Thursday morning by
r-.p
MIS- 'ei- aaron DiAe'' e'eu III ~
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IHNNANlS 'O0'ii
Last Friday, Mr.. B. J. Browns store ami the
building adjoining, occupied by Messrs i'eh
and Newton, in H'ghsa'e' was destroyer ny
hre.
The St. Adams people are now getting III their
ice from lie lake II Is ABOUT ''o' 'A''-'
The Musical Convention concert on friday
in s. Adams, is called brilliant success
Among ,4e l'er'oI,ners :, ana 500 s''I' " p,
1eIs'5 :" T. 'foO, II ~ Nh" r ~
n ~. a.. en- and o,bers Tbare wa,
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~. St--,'I .,5s5l;-,,, t,s bae
"a. - -, t. efe,ti,,, he
$50 b.i,r evidently dissatisfied with his lodr-
inrs, He has been put in irons
a. u No. os pi.bs,rd recently at-
,ora-.,J 70 Nov ON, a kerosene lamp without
'eI P-e1 H. M" - TIe conseouence was
~ n,'I'Iosior AMI almost a sqrious fire.
Ms s,rspbine James died in Montgomery,
Ion : sged 5tl wears
onrr,Ss corxrv
The dwelling Of Dir. L. { Dow, Of Albany,
was discovered to be on fire last week. 1t was put
out without much damage.
horse belonging to Mr. c. E. Kinney, in
albany. took fright while crossing bridge, and
spriugng oil the end Of it he landed MS passen-
gers at the loot OF the 7i""Auhtlri'' 9'' u''' y
no one was injured
alr. 4. o. Alton, Of Charleston had co"
choke TO deaih ll-' WEEK "niie ea'."s
The mii-pond by Gallup,s NH, N Chl II
broke away through muskrat hoie e, IN 'ie Jam
on the 2sth ult., and ran Dry Tue preach
has been stoPpei'
inere were os ', co III nri,, one in hundred Of
l19oi Psi Os" "SJ onite a remarkable exemp-
.le ~ '- ,,'",ia H.. G''''
'''I ~ = c..e,shurv :, 60 nor eari
"oo1 = sor' .an oa,s AZ about 8, cents Der
nag az : ~ iTrt ''h N"'7 a. 1855 r