Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-12

this point. They will soon add new branch
of business at the depot by the erection Of tn-
ishing mill.
Hiram Perkins, ESQ.,, of Walden, has q curi-
GUS est 1t is Of glossy black blue color, with
fur from three to sig inches long, and a bos-like
name around the neck full Elk inches in length,
and tail as large and long as a fcx's tail. This
cat was reared by small white pussy, in a lit
ter with three others ofthe regular kind.
Near Lyndon Corner, recently, a team ran
away and dashed furiously down long hill.
They ran into team going up the hill, and the
ends Of the two poles struck square together,
bringing the teams to q halt instantly. The dri-
yer of one Of the teams went into the air like
rocket and landed between the horses. Had the
two poles not struck in the manner they did the
result must have been disastrous.
Mrs John A. Miller, of South Ryegste, was
thrown from carriage bys frightened horse
and badly injured.
Week before last Ellsworth Darling, Of Groton.
aged IA, fell from the high beams Of his fathers
barn and was taken up for dead. Hopes are now
entertained that he may recover.
Hay is selling in Lyndon for s25 ton, the
largest price ever paid there.
Last week Charles Toby was driving span of
horses with load Of slabs over the railroad
crossing st Halls mills The loSd struck on the
crossing just Sc the up express came plunging
through the bridge The engine struck the load,
and for an instant the air was full OF sleds and
slabs. The horses or driver were not injured,
| but the sled was made into tooth picks
Essex COUNTY
/ Loren Shores, young man of Groton, while
/ heviI railroad ties on the 2lst ult., cut his
| foot y severely, the axe going completely
throU. it from the toes almost TO the ankle
| HI vac a mile from the house snd alone. but
summoning all his strength and courage, he
made his painful way back, through the deep
snow, and reaching ii was kindly Cared for.
fine trotting mare, recently sod by Ca
nSsn to = party in Boston, for $4,000, was
raised by hand from the age Of three days, and
was so peite1 IS to have been suffered to 20 into
every room in its owners house The animal
would 20 up and down stairs easily.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Patrick C5nley. of Fairfield. for violating the
liquor lsw, was fned $500.
A 0. Brainerd proposes to build stesm mill
in Rchiord. and organize manufacturing com
psny with a capitsl OF from $4,000 10 $50
600, for the manufacture Of chair, bedstesi sni
furniture stuf
Milo D. Han has sold his farm Of 80 acres,
with stock,st Berkshire Center, dr Sll. 900.
The other day tso dogs operated sm0ng r. L. .
Cushmsn * Sons sheep il Georges, killing uiue F.
and msiming FIVE.
The registration Of births deaths, and mar
riages, in Georgia, lo- 1871, wac births As ; /.
deaths % marriages ..
Orris Ballard has cold the Town Farm, in
Georgia, to Jcison Carr for 500
Mr.. ard Mrs Hiram Plat have sold their .
brick grist mill, st Swsnton, to HsWley s. Co.,
Of Rrssher Falls, y. l., for $1,000
All the mills snl shops in Richiori, hut the .
saw mil aud grisr-mill, were obliged TO disc1n- .
tnue the use Of water two or three weeks ago.
and nov the saw-mil has stopped.
Richf.rl complains ri,eousy Of poor side
vsks.
Daring the last year Miss B,tsey Curiier
q Franklin, who is IS years oil, his, in adj .
ton 10 her u,ua household work, including the
care Of blind aud invalid brother, a. years Ola.
spun 1850 knots Of yarn, and voye 4-J srl' q .
cloth cf the following description, within oae
yesr $50 yards Of sheetnG, l If yards wide
j. horse blankets one carpet Of - yards, ali .
g. yaris of b.anSeting for horses
LANouLs COUNTY,
sir George % Taylor, A,sitaut Engineer 90 /
the P0rtlsul * Oglens5urg Railroad. and .
ls,,'y stationed IN Hyde Park, died a, the Auer.- .
can House IN TT Of apopieIy isst week Friday .
ORANGE COUNT.
NJ. All Mrs. VI Ruzg, Of FAirlee, celebrated .
,he.- -rys's. yelling iev days since
A. Nels River, recently, dump csit run .
over Patrick tosgrove, severely injlrng him /
Liquor dealers fare hard in We'ls River
The Congregational society a. B.A5fri aye .
atout 10 build = new meeting house, d.. 60 eX- .
coed in cost $1,000.
a Bradford Correspondent, gi7ea the following
.ai description Of toe condition Of ALIAS ia that
,.sn:
We ,ssel Bradford man tie ether i.y what
vas gong on 20 h,s town, ard he said " Har'''
Hs believed rum vas iansging the village more
than all othcr causes put together One tsy
eight persons were drunk in the streets. AMI 10
leral rr1.es, WAS entered lie saii ihs' the au-
th9,iues either i.l not vish ~ iil not isre 90
qrorecu'e sellers OF irluks-is.
The allies of Bradford petition the Auih1r.te,
60 stop the ea.e Of intoxicating liquors.
Cariath boasts Of family sf Robes. c51.i.-
ing Of twelve chiiren-six boys sni 81 girls
tive q the boys are now living. whose unitei
ayes ere $50 years; the olies. beng 50 and the
youngest "a yesrs
rrrttyp c5rsrY
few 5,v, -, Mr. V..t., s.,- aud
daughter Of PAwet, while riding on the ice on
Lake 81 Catherine broke through, and we're
rescued with difficulty.
More marble wss shipped from Rurland la,:
year than ever before. The to,sl amour, VS.
l5 COO tone which would bring nearly
=. 900 600 On h0srt the cars
VI 4 W. Hyde. q Hyle7i.le. HIS been pos
trst-l hy parsysis
In , ou,-rv At u,l.v;rs r,,, named
Pere.er, va, 80 much iriure. by ar5eg ,,.ie
that his recovery IS doubtful.
The We. C.,,-stor ,r,,. ,z,-y, ,-o ID, ,.---s,,
Of rebuilding. and il is EXPECTED Will. in, fex
,n9nths. be in full oper.ti,1.
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