Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-02-15
STATE NEWS,

West Randolph is enjoying liquor cru
SADIE.
Rev. j. L. Knapp of West Glover, has four
children under four years old.
Eighty-five of the 2l7 persons who have
died in Chelsea during the last eight years
were over 20.
Rev. Chauncy b. Thomas formerly of
Massachusetts, has been installed over the
| Congregational church at Barton.
Kimball 4 Brown of West Jay are prepar-
ing to saw about Is. 900 hard wood logs into
scantling for the English market.
The Murphy temperance movement has
reached West Dorset, and some fifty people
of that bailiwick have signed the pledge.
4 teacher at West Randolph has been
relieved of his charge. after threatening to
smash the brains of his scholars with fire
| shovel
| The failure IL announced of Gay Il Oreutt
lumber dealers, of st. Johnsbury, with Lin
bilities of SIS, 900. The estate will pay about
| ten per cent.
There is considerable complaint among
the farmers of North Troy on account of Il
scarcity Of hay and fodder. Good hay now
sells at SIS per ton.
Hon. Miron s. Chandler, of Lunenburg,
| died the Sd INST, aged 81 years. lie hau
been assistant Judge OF the county court,
State senator, and filled other important posi-
| tons.
little boy sent to the Reform School from
Waterbury the other day, for the larceny of a
| sled, said he committed the deed IN order to
get home. He was motherless and worse
than fatherless, his father beng drankard
and neglecting him.
1t made talk. over in East Hardwiclz, the
other dny, because a boy of 10 or Is was al
lowed TO attend school with one or two re-
| yolyers and a bottle of whiskey in his pocket
| and a poodly quantity of wLiskey in his
epigastrium.
| Secretary Fvarts has inst s,lJ from his
| Windsor farm Il woke OF oxen that weighed
), $50 pounds another that weighed 1851,
and two COWS that weighed !. 400 pounds
each. Asa horny-handed agrculturist Sec
| retnry Eynrts is "A gorgeous success
,1Lo,. II,r.,ra -, nar,,i,,tor Falls 70
o,',iy to,,,,5 IL; Tho s,,,n,,, of an ola Iatrea
| -, ,Iirts and a oron,i,v of bnIlats Tba
- ,rnvimity ~ Ms tree IN Tic ba,,la
aronnd of BENNINGTON has led TO tbe snnno-
sS;,;or thnt ,hes,. n5sv have heen bidder ihara
ahnnt hat time
nv, -. - p.:,-
| .i Nc 40 M ~ P.,; IL
| cbuprl nearly finished and several tauE-
| mant bonses arr. buiIdinp merchants an
brsiness mon generally are ENJOYING a beaIthv
traJa With gond nrosp,cts for the ,ntnre and
a sovings hank is to he opened in the near
trtrra
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ne cnt.io nnu p'Upuee 'i"au, Houln In .ie
fassuniPaic htiii o"e'' i"i1 w 'ne t."GA tne
other morning, HeIi D? a. yts' petoie ).
reaching oiiuSV, ..,'n % oe'entl i've iee'
ao3Se .te Se, -; IA r. vac iiot
peI i 80 ioi - ~ hriJ9a 49,, ~ -,
in one of the cars had narrow escape, for he
leaned out into the darkness and barely
saved himself by striking the abutment OF
the bridge.
p,rart man has invented a navv ,nathod
-, To- on cottIe Tha onarat;on
" -. tniIC,r. TIL s,I;cted cow il ia 70 Tho
,,a,,eor onJ fsd IiberaIlv with bov The
.1. ,har - :, sboyeI f,II Of bot 0sbss
-, ~, - III ecat,srs n am oIon, tbe
a,' - bacl, onJ ;mmediateIv ratires A
,aaaI, -, tba asbas will roll off ond cot
~, a." 80 90, g. "a sir,o the boir froD, H.
'lo 10y III ~ -. aol;oa,a ,a;n, in ,ba go
wv - 49, ~ ,lroc;ssIv the nroner t;ne
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