Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
VERMONT NEWS.

or over.
4 singular case occurred atT.t-.-
last week. an affection 0i tie .--..
rendering it impossible ir V-- T.-.
Tewksbury to close her eyes. r.-.
counts she was suffering intensely. .-t
feared she will lose her eye-.sa..
Socrates Kinney. Of GranI lee. u..,
quito an accident whine driy.n- -...
colts, the other day. Wine -1....-, b..
gate, the horses started, and IN BIZ. -...
10 stop them, be sized one % tlsl. F.. b.
bit and was carried along some ...-.--
Seeing he could not stop t1em be ..
and was thrown on a Pile % -.--. -.
quite severely cut.
Hon. George n Dale. Of l-4-Ip-.
delivering temperance lecture.
The people Of Holland thrs ,t., d.
shock Of earthquake on the --lI -.t
The old iron mines cast Of Bl--...
are to be reOpened ami wIrsu. b.. -
Messrs. Burden, OF Tr0Y, y l.
Postmasters have recently been CPL ..
ed. "a fellows At North lhet..rl. i-..
W. Jaquith at East Mddletlr-. 81
Day Union Village. John k E..
Starkweather, John W. Persl-.
In the Rutland county c..--. Ga.
day, Henry Lee, for assault. w.-4 a..,-.
kill, was sentenced 70 six year N Die NJ.
prison William Kinney AMI JJ-- ILL.,
nan. for robbery. to five YEAR el.1. AZ.
JACOB Cartrige. larceny, TO ts0 ys--.
Mrs. Huldah Preston. Of >,-sfri 70.
81 years old last June. lla>-.,,li. e.
without the aid OF glasses. Sue has 81,
and made dress and cape OF gray ,-.-.
trimming it with braid, AMI .1-- g.
workmanlike manner, too. Be- L. ..
the past summer she made Up sJ 14,l.
cotton cloth, did all the knitting FRA .--
ily OF six persons, and Is ~ti.. calm.
more work. Her last birthlly Va. e-
brated with her brother. Ebsn G1.--s.E
Is So years old. and his wife -
Young Washburne, alias Res. d b.
Tilden, who has been eonfne1 10 ;-- ST.
fame Jail for being too much m4-r-3. &c.
who created some stir at Chlclqle Mi-
gets two years in the state pri- o. Na--
time one wife IN Maine AMI the 1.--
Brattleboro anguish.
A deaf and dumb man namel C-4,-
ClarksOn, Of MiddleturY, was >ir-a -,2
engine of Conductor Wetherley t4-
the Rutland and Washington roal. --4..-
Summit" between Pawiet AMI Ls-
Tuesday, receiving a cut over bis ty-1 b..
having his ieg broken. lie vi. Dc
recover. ClarksOn has VIE az. t..
children and Is spoken of as an d.c--. 90.
industrious man. No blame can be l....--
Ell to the engineer for the accident;
One Thurston was arrestel az n-.-..
Mills. Montpelier. Tuesday, charged ~
an attempt at rape, and Was cJMa-..-..
jail.
Mrs. Betsey Arlington. Of -. b..
bury Centre. in clearing her Ill-. 81
was on fire, last July. handed q % s.;.'l
containing over $3.50 in n0te>. ..u., .;.
to some one, and has never seen .- 80
until Monday. when Julius Parl1- rl-l1a
1t, explaining that he found 10 i8 l1. --
goods IRON a wagon, and being p >;-l1.-
gave it 10 the Catholic priest d, 81. j 20
bury. who has kept il Unit. ile r.1--
owner could be found
In Windham county crops 10 the l..=
$50 W IA ANNAh -VNA A+A 49,
last year. The only noticeable A-.r- 3
Is in potatoes, and they are only -,4--e D.
poor in certain localities The ir-- y
Is enormous. Many farmers vi Be lli
TO gather their apples for want % t.1s o.
help. Some have offered ans lIiy %. pr
ilege Of going into their Orcharl- al- -i--
ering the best cider apples ilr I've t-,'
bushel. The market l. Hooded vi
cider at 81 barrel. The bc-t .4ie .
Will not bring more than 3. d that 81
one with little capital might make 80
fortune buying up cider for vinegar. w-4
Of cider brandy anu l.ac- as.l'-
corrections OF apple juice
Earl, Of the M1rrisyiile Ga ll, ,e-
to the Centenuiai. and in aua,4l-1- o.
fact TO his leader, he adds tbs VANS.
vice lake glass Of lager te-r aver,
and schooner" every two h.ll-, A
Understanding but a very A,,.e. DE
drink drop OF water unless 300 w.
travel fat and frequent. We drank BIZ. 2
glass while We were gOne-eiEL- ily--i--
that was at New London. the H.; --s
Drink lager. In conclusion. We -iy,
ms Centennial.-DO not wait ll. %
qeIf one.
The Derby Line lie murier,r. iiii
made an unsuccessful attempt 40 --i
hanging, Tuesday night, By tying .l- p
)f six handkerchief around DIS 1-.s p
,ther to an overlay Oyerhesi lie "i'--
covered in time by the Sheriff all .l---
n 4 dungeon below.
Snow fell on the mountains IN Gle '.-'
y of Bennington, last Sunday.
Amos Wooden, Of Wold.l-i
Dad of logs, the other dly AL Tl
INJURIES from which hi recover BE-
al.
In the Rutland County Court u.s.
ivOrces were granted Wedne-il, Ll-'
Iarnes VS. Erasmus Barne-. ami l5I''
argent ". Frank A. Sargent p4-.
Higgins. convicted Of larceny. wa ~
eneed to state Prison for three Yeaf-
There arc two courts now 10 -a''la 2
be village n Bennington. yif. Dass'1
rom the Court of Chaucery % uAe e.
lOny in the case Of the Town u B-nll-.
IN vs.. I. W. Park, to enj1m che pawn
the Bennington bonds issued - h.
he Lebanon Springs Railroad from D.
lngtOn to Chatham the other I"
he rights Of riparian proprittlr-
80 streams of water that furnish
alter power used for manuiactlr-l- t-
Dses in that village.