Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-17
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Terry between Chimney Point, Vt, AMI
crown FONT, y. ! =, launched a novel little
I,eailer on the waters 81 Lake hanp pain
Her length Is thirty ieet breadth OF beam
eigAt ana enc-hat ieet, and she draws
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80,
iH1 p'4 GIN u'e AT I OF. NaN'.h' 'S
"-l.A p"'i> nave neeh GUIDED IN enierin5
'i'eF Ore-h' "a- u-oWn d'"n last week. y
'iI 9a l'7 runs 5rall'''h say wa mace
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l.o- IN ti.s wa If l-Ia
BENNINGTON COUNTY
The temperance county committee have
called "a county convention 10 meet az Ben
uin-i9n on the -l-t u July, u take INTO
cons. ieratl'n iio.4ilca4 action IL the slJi
III iAe temp crance cause 10 the county
Lirh tenn cTancc organization IN the county
is Ttllc>iel ID stnl uelesatc~, not eAccei-
M i've. IL j. understood that the temper
ahtr people are llSSatl~hel With the heplo-
,l'-- -. t.''
A'-'--'.'' ia 30 y
An cmp'o4c "I tAe -talc WORKS TX -
d 'u1-.lFy' named red bl~hy' c-'ino-n- up
,r'. - '''', I'll ~ 49, - o-I
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Aea3en Hray. OF SAeihelI, recently Led
'"o horses out TO pasture; carving IN one
.. Il measure OIL I,''' Op4h SrFliln- az
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I'M 9n' 'iI '9' we pnlf9,o W IN
.-.,i. .- ar wien uil ulNfp' H a.
GRAY DOM upon Tie ground and tralnplei
upon him, breaking one of his arms.
Arr,n cement. ere maxine, T., have, rr-n-
r,.-,rce mas roeetin, AZ Tyn5.n,iifc .,rne-
timc In Nu-Y-t Eminent sneaker. in
c.udinr Edward Frrleston. II New York.
Dr. Pierce. Of Boston, and several others
arc engaged.
vopn- man manned Pouell WIS drowned
-s'e,,t-v in be,r., CARED ,vcr tl, f,Il.at
Ryegate station. Ills friends live IN Cana
ia. ami he had left his farm for q short
time u work in lumber company in get
ting logs down the river. lie Wa twenty
four years old. and could not swim.
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Al.eft C. hose,oro9AS, Nallduau. Va, Sc I
rloa>4N, ana, IL j. leared' iata!ly lniHred."Y /
ia-iinG rom inc rool oil the ne" house OBJ .
t.. g. hoSeorookS.
While the workmen engaged In Singing I
the house Of David Kent. of Guildhall. /
were busily at work. the staging gave way. /
and \. NJ Carpenter was thrown 70 the .
ground and seriously injured.
, li.,les,D NJ NJ R,Lo- WI. rocentl,-
5-.,r,,oJ in rho N,,Ibooa, ,,cor tl., -,iir,aJ I
bri5,e in EIo1nfel5 The bod,. has not 81. /
,.ct I,er 5i.c,verc5
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III ,uO - ps.i- ~ a" 1l0 VI ~. - ~;
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c1al was found the other dav. causing con- |
siderable excitement
n. To,r;s T,no. ,rsu.o,,,.. c,,.ro d;od .
on sunday. AGED nearly -. lie was an old |
resident n GOOD nbvsieion and a biphlv es-
teemcd citizen.
,,.,,,r., rrorctro,n .,llol Homo living
in the northwest mart Of FRANKLIN. and |
whose narents residein Plat.shnrGh was ac-
ciIentallv shot ON the eveninr of the Is
inst. He was lust returning from a visit TO
his narents and while REMOVING a loaded
SHOTGUN from the rear of the buggy. the
muzzle being towards him, it is supposed
the hammer caught on something and the
contents were received in his breast Just be-
low the collar. Twenty-three shot entered
the body, some of which can be felt under
the llesh on his back, but none OF them
came through Ihree others marked ms
neck, the collar and HANDKERCHIEF 1t was
10 tos hi nar,e I'm mo-, ho 100 "a Tho liz,
of tbose Who have les nod wisdom in the
bandling Of tirearms bv sod and nainfnI
crnerie5ce WI ''' f''''''-''
LANoiLLt COUNTY.
Mrs. Valentine, Of North WolcOtt, was
run over by team recently. and was con-
siderably hurt.
An employe in the peg factory at North
Wolcot. named Alice Camp. cot one hand
drawn in the machinery recently.
L. PHI, $40. l,,,l-oJ oL.,,,. . e.. ,
few DAYS ago. by tree which he had feled
striking the ton of another and swinging
around against him.
IT c. al .,.;l,,,. ,r r,i...
,bro,r,, 81 a." b U, ,roaon rocor,ir go
10 :. ,I. - oi Il. 10
severely injured. He struck his side against
the end of a tie. and now lies in a critical
,ondition
D Ti,L- g ,r,.r;s.o ,,L -
ia y. w. o y. n VIZ va
was the PRINCIPAL droyer on the Portland
and Ogdensburg Railroad. His age was
about 30.
The Stowe cheese factory is doino b;g
business this season. making from d 10 81
per day.
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