Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

ana = % DO money anu some t.t-li- n.'.'-. -fN
clue To the burglars.
Stephen NleranI Charles Edwards, q Veg
gelues. were, on the 9tl INST. bound over fog
Trial ~ the County Count IN the sgm q. $ P,
ar house breaking in pln,a. 4 la- o- 81,
vas also imposed On them for breac- q ,.c
peace.
a Y ergeuEes ishmouCer prl poses al s.iu- as oA
his bu!-p0uts since the cyrud,.is have come
meucei paying tributes 20 the ish Dee -ays be
cannot afford to furnish corn ell i.-a az 'i. same
price as fresh.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Charles Corkius. Of Arlington, committed
suicide on Friday night, the lst INST, by cutting
bis throat from ear to ear. lie was uli m
piece of WOODS near hy, his hand skid c.u'-l.a-
the fatal knife. He had been Ierlu-eI tl: ..ll-
time, aai was a single man about 80 years NJ
age.
Mr. Noel Andrews, Of Sunderland, au aged
citizen, came near losing his life. ou the -,tl
u.J, .y ;laiug bclbu- poison for lamp-9r il
le-red his system has been fatally shattered
thereby
There is saii TO Ice "a gong 81 thieves hanging
s..9ut Sunderland, and 4. Il. IS eb1 A4I harness
and halter stolen from lis barn the other might;
The Blaner claims that Bennington lost more
lives by the late freshet than any other town
in Vermont
Hon. Charles Sumner, Hon. Wendell PhI.qs.
Ir. Haye-, the famous Arctic explorer, uu .laii-
IN, Oh. great African traveller. and Theodore li.-
ton, are to lecture in Bennington the coming
winter
The total loss by the Good to Bennington, pri-
waite and town damages, IS estimated at from
100000 TO Sl25,G0J.
Cumberland suffered the most severely from
the food Of any town in the county, with the
exception Of Bennington.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
J. h. George, Esq, Of HardSicz, long ijeu,i-
fed with the business Of that town, has -li hi.
mercantile business TO Capt Davis.
D. s. Morse Of Harlwick, who was arrested
on the charge Of forgery and conveyed TO Bur
ingtou TWO weeks ago, has returned TO that
town with the report that the charge proved 70
De a false accusation.
A boy named james Lamph.er, in Groton,
was injured on October n by a cart loaded with
corn. passing over his leg. He was badly
bruised, but 10 bones were broken.
Some rascal with a sweet tooth recently s;oie
twenty pound box Of honey from the Farm
Of i. W. Hawkins Of North Danyile
On Monday Of last week. Mr.. Frederick Green
Of North Danyille. had has right hand badly
torn in threshiug machine. il Is feared tina,
ampataiion may be found necessary.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mrs Caroline Eyerts and T. p. Cleveland have
sid the Nelson Eyerts farm Of % acres. IN
Georgia, to Harmon perciyal, for about sl3 900
DR.. A. NJ. Brown has soil oue-half Of til,
Central Spring, in the village or-helion, q,
ElWari J. Wilson. Of New York, for $4,000.
Luther J. Bunker, who was arrested in Mont
pehel Tor stealing horse belonging to Gilmore
& Brainard, Of 81. Adams, has been sentenced
to State Prison for three years.
LANoILE COUNTY.
The following real estate changes occurred in N,
town Of tambrldge, where they seem 60 do every
thing according 10 Lau:
. Dr. 4. Parsons has purchased Of J. F. Law the
= ] IA acre Of land in the Boro' for which Mr.
= Law PAID Sheldon Stratton a few months since
81. O20,o0. G. W Brush has bought John F
Laws farm and produce paying for the same
So, SOS, John F. Law has bought the farm
Of j. Holmes, at Pleasant Valley, Price. 3. o0O
90. b. r. Buker has purchased a farm Of John F.
Law with produce, for $4,000. Charlie B.
Bunker, has purchased D. r. Bukor's farm
crops, stock. and tools, for S3,505,G). j. f
Law has purchased ;. ". Heath : farm, stock
etc. for SO, 800 90. and Mr.. Heath has rente,
the house Of Ms. Carleton, at Jacksonville
ORANGE COUNTY.
Among the many good things which hav,
come to pass in West Randolph is new tow
clock, which the Eagle says may be heard At al
times announcing the hour.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
A Good Templar.' Lodge has been organize
at North Troy.
The Good Templars are doing good work il
the temperance cause in WestmOe, having
nearly all Of the inhabitants Of the West sno
North parts OF the town connected with thell
lodge and weekly receiving additions to theii
numbers.
Ii is quite sickly III Westmore, typhoid fever
and dysentery being the prevailing diseases
Four children have died with the latter disease,
during the past week
Another raid by dogs was made on the eth
inst, at Salem. John and Charles Wilson had
4 y sheep killed, and q Crandall had Is killed.
Mr BrGg had some killed short time ago.
Pages California potatoes are yielding 400
bushels to the acre, in Charleston. Very little
complaint OF rot
Wesley Haywood killed youag moose hear
Cheneys hotel in Westmore on the 10Th ult.
which weighed 200 pounds.