Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08


people make f4ttcring BID for the State
Reform School They propose to ante up
$1,000 ana furnish the old Champlain AZ
~enai building and the splendid grounds
herewith connected. From all we can
learn there is likely to be quite "a contest
before the legislature for the location
Considerable comment Is abroad concern
Ing the fifteen cents extra charged by the
/ Central Vermont Railroad where tickets are
not purchased at the stations. The Rutland
/ GI-.s says; About ore-half the trains over
that road leave Rutland when the ticket
/ cihte Is closed, and in such cases, Of course,
the little fifteen cents extra" must be
paid One Rutland gentleman was obliged
/ to pay lorty-fye cents extra the other eve
ming just on that account. lie asks rc-
/ endorsement.
Tho citizens Of Waterbury very generous
ly subscribed $500. or more, for the relief
of The teachers and oyerseors of the reform
school, who lost tIcir all, and the ladies
kindly volunteered to make the garments.
\ fire atCentre Rutland, Friday morning,
5,s,7ovc5 two bn;Ii,nr. a., ~ -
bridge inst north If CIo,,,,,-,- ~ ,n;Il
On the reaJ b,,yvecr tho ,o-. aaI ,ro.. 81
lagos. The building were unoccupicd. one
baying hoe, ,,-.r;,,--l,. - ..-.,,'..,...
inc nnrpose. and ono c,r lI,ol,s,,i.,
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'-''''' ''''''- ID 'He H'S' HduloI "I'-4-
/ inE, was set, a previous attempts had been
made 10 burn the property. The bridge
"', '-''' ~ ''''S ago wa SILL very s''1'
'''- " ''' insured I'' : '''''o'
81 tia,xs.-M-. : :. BseYan foreman
Of tle car .5.p VA. n-e-,-,,l b, ,ts o,,-
ploves ,D8er HI. cb,rro with , .,rycr loo
rifet,r coffee ,-n r,yo ,ol,.t- , rrs-.c-
ard Gala ncrho,jsr m, vb.Js bc;,r
vsrrsi n. -,r,..t,i,,., oy.- =, ~, w
W. n,r ..s .t..,- ~ $50. o',,.l ,,,.
probation Mr.. Beeman has been employ
ed IN the shop twenty-three years.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
'''- '-' % ID ~ l'.'' anu an ''''
man VINO was stealing ride m a flour ear
was considerably injured. though rot
seriously. Mother casualties are reported.
Al tie trains over the Central division we're
delayed a number of hours hy the accident.
The Ru.larl H,rqH say. Conduct.r
T,-S. Of the Vermont Central Railroad
o;,.,a1 - ~. c--..t- -
''''''N d man. 'I'-"S' from ''e tiaih' o'-
to pay the extra fifteen cents charged hy
the company when tickets are not bought
at the oiHce We understand that Tie qucs-
tion o.. the Legality of the charge Will be
brought into the court, for settlement
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~ Nan. - - i. 80. c,a-.-,.;.'-,
o3on.,5 tbe G,rlouiro resolution i, +.
boned the ;nritatio, extended IN other
women Of the land will met with hearty
rosnonse and ,bo d,y of ,-svc- l,o ,,src-,i.
10. obscrr,i bc f.r;,,s IN ,,o-, .;.,. and
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pl.,t..J rt,. -. l.-,t.. or..,.. ,ho
second thursday in January a day for
Thanksgiving to Almighty COD for the in
spiratlon that has come upon the Christian
roe1r,a a. ard ~ rarer ~ H. ~ tnirit
may increase and spread this holy influence
among Christian women throughout the
otate anu nation anu taat we he e M
nn5i;-bed in nula,ts and naners tbron ghont
the country.
N'''' 'ii'-'' iNAON NJ s,.A' = ''o' 'Ai.0'
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