Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21
NUMBER 30.
VERMONT NEWS.


suing George F. Skif Monktou; Edward Cor
ham, Addison, Jacob Dewey, Nlidilebury
Harvey x Hubbards eating saloon, Middle
bury,was entered Monday night, and robbed Of a
small amount Of change and lot Of cigars
The recent gale was very severe in some parts
OF Addison County and id considerable damage
In Neybrdge, it blew down fences, and unroofel
buildings In Bridport, fences Nere leyelei
stacks OF hay blown down, timber destroyei e.,
and buildings unroofed shed was blown
down ior Mr.. Bailey, barn for Mr.. Williams,
shed for Marshall SMITH a fue lot Of pine tim
Der for Wilmot Allen. and cow kilei. In
Cornwall, long shed belonging to Hon r. J
Jones was blown down, and other property on
that street injured.
Mrs. Katie. v .fe Of Dr. +. I. Sauier Of Shore
ham, died on the ith inst. The remains Of the
deceased were carried to ST. Lawrence county.
NY, for iutermelt
BESSINGr0N COUNTY.
The annual session OF the Otter Greek Valley
Teachers Association will be held iu Manchester
on Friday and SATURDAY, Jan. Il and - Mr.
o. II. Kile, Principal OF the Vergennes Graded
School, delivers the address
On Thursday evening Of Inst week. French
man named Nolan Of Bennington. while under
the influence Of strong drink, brutally assaulted
and seriously injured his vie lie was arrested
and tried but was dscharg-l Not so with the
liquor dealers from whom he procured his rum
Three OF these were huei SO each, agreeable 90
the laws Of Vermont recently enacted.
John kehoe, librariaa for the Young Mems
Association for the last two years, about to re-
sign.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The diphthera is abating in Gro,on.
The First National Bank Of ST Johusbufy has
declared -smi-auuua dividend Of four per
cent, payable 0u and after Jan. TO-
+ The recent gale blew down the L part Of the
house that L. IS " Il. Ciough were building at
We; Burke. Also the roof If "a house in West
more. Two boys iu the chamber barely escaptd
alive, their oei beng crushel by the falling
ratters
While a party Of mea were at wtrz grading
the grolHi for the seminary AZ Lyndon centre,
slide Of earth knocked three men over, hurting
one Of them badly
Mr.. David Thompson of North Usnville, got
up early an the 3btn ulL, and built a hre As
sua.u, anil returning 20 his bedroom, sank
doFn INTO chair, reuaraiu- o. his wife that be
didu't knoN but be Wa going 20 die. lie iied
In httle more than an hour
The uew Oid Fellows Hall. Avenue House
Block, s.. Johnsbury, was leii5.tsd with ap7ro-
. PIRATE ceremonies on Tuesday evening, Jan. 4tn
The following lolges we're Represented &; Nlasco-
ma. Lebanon, y H.: Wauta,ti4uet. Brattle-
D5ro; Beaver Brook, keeue, y. IT,; Centre,
chester; also Nas-lma Eac4mpmeut, Lebanon
y. Il Morning star Eucampmeut, Keene, y
H. and Oasis Eaeampmeu', Br,ttiehoro
FRASKu> COUNTY.
The people Of highgite Centr 1sve christeu-
ed the old u j. Iaurch-'' Liberty Hall
Stephen Reyes has lust been pu,tin, a fine
smut-mi.. INTO his -,rist-u,ili.
A meeting Of the directors Of the Lam9iEe
Valley Railroad ygas held IN B. .-I.-ts on the -tb
inst. No one knows definitely i- get, 0u which
sue o' me river the ioli j. 10 20
LANuILlE COUNT.
On the Is. inst ~ John Dumick Of Stowe,
vas 1raSlus "9-i. bis l.ai 'ppei over, fast
ehlHs nlu uhier it "ni.e hi- team went on.
several teams p1sseI and remarks we're made
concerning the ' up-o'er,' but no one thought
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throat tefore it could gst away.
Nr-. IababoI R,bie. aged 81, wears. died in
East C0riurh, De- 1-aI. 1869.
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time
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Troy. had bis Store burned IN La Cro..e. vs.
Dec. ].
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possession made in 1850 and IL aur4srS 10 be- .
good for another two hundred yea,s Of service /
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
4 cedar post. now standing and IN use, on the .
Russell Hoyt farm, tratts0ury, Was set IN the
year l7l7, ty john \. Morse.
The Office Of the railroad depot. ~ CsstIe.on. 7
was f5rciblv entered On The night If the pa ult.
A number of ls,Iiss in Fair Haven are ~,
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