Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-03
STATE NEWS.

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'"5 lou i"'''n'i7'
!; me lost'I''', At 'i''slof'i9lirry has been
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Inc centennial oil Tue organization al the
'"hsresliioniI church oil North fawlet Will
occur August D. 1851
The pencil mill at CastletOa has collapsed
again leaving twenty or thirty men out IN
tne 'oiu WIN pay vi i'ioith anu Il nail que
,,'e"'' an ,'se lt'ii ahu personal estate OF
vrrisnI ' rnr III. "''''' "'''''i'n'' IN" al
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me new nlll'W-i.ulst h,'lI"ad has now
oeeh open l"r passenger anu freight traffic
division of The Central Vermont and i ,,n,
inc ,yyic, ne nom. no,sarnors os H. -,
sonrlinn frirnds rvr.ilcJ
n 1t Is now now, san lil'I inc reported murder at
iiitWeii'iHc WAS "hly Il Slilil lracas- one
llheh' cripple struck Edson Fuller over
me heiu WIN MS crutch. fuiieI was sllSnt-
" h'lrt. ana no ACTON VIII ne taken ny the
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"a H'''N III hcri,i "ii'e leeuihS morse
win aPPlyS inc "tlier uay ioSt inc emu oil one
it5' Th nv I'm i''l,u ur"h 10 lhc ilrs.
J"in' h't'IhS II pit clean ou ana mas not
seen II silct sue saw II IN ihe horses mouth
ohe ID HoliiS Is wei rs c"uid ne expected
John y. Baxter of Rutland has purchased
large paper mill at Blue Rapids, Kansas.
The water power is one of the few in that
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i'"'"'e VIII Ia '''' "''i'c ii"'i III haiiSaS.
lockwood Barrett of Rutland, manager
| of the Columbia marble works. presented
each of tho workmen married, or who resides
with their own family, with n turkey, Wed
neslay. There were 60 turkeys Of a gross
weight vi over 600 roundS, costing nearly
7ip"
As Dana Torrey was crossing the Central
Vermont railroad track near a bridge in
Bethel, with twO-horsc lumber wagon load
ed with meal, he was struck by the down ex-
press. completely demolishing his wagon,
scattering the fragments in all directions.
By good fortune Mr. Torrcy was thrown TO
the side of the tract. and escaped without in
jury, as did the horses.
John W Wright Of Chimney Point. wi q
for several wears has been engaged in freez-
ing poultry and storing it in packing
ltl tItitI PURPOSE, nlHkltln
shipments during the summer To Boston
markets, now has on his farm 1000 turkeys
which he is fatteuing for this purpose. lie
has a brother, Smith Wright, who is also ex-
tcnsivcly engaged in the same business in
| WilliSton.
Far tho first ,;n,.. in e.,..rol vo,r, ,,--r, inn
hours in tho ,.,,;ors do,or,n,art, af ,ho al
roads shops at st. Adams have not been cut
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This has been the rule for some time past
and the prospect of continuance of full
| time during the Winter is pleasant to the
| employees So much work in the shops is
due to the heavy demand made upon the
read by increased traffic
Ore Rucat emnlov.d Lv the V.rr,o,,
Marble COMPANY WINS kircJ Friday af,er
noon in one of The comnany's mlarrirs n,
West Rutland. Bucat was at work in tbe
bottom of the quarry when a LARGE chain
used in rnisinr blocks became DETACHED
from the derrick and fell, striking him on
the head, and crushing his skull in. liz
lived but 4 few moments.
Sid Jones. an old iail-bird of WInhall
while the worse for cider recently and in i
| DISPUTE with his wife. struck her with sucb
violence as 10 fell her to the floor. after
/ which he struck and kicked her She 70,
| noined bcr feet and tried 10 eccane ont of
| the omen door when he snatchrd nm b;s o,un
and took aim AT her I'm, inst then strong
| hsnI rrenchci tho ann from his Grosn il
seems that the children being FRIGHTENED ran
| for brln which arrived in the very nick az
fine Mrs .Innrs now lies in a niiiful con.
dition.
| Hons I,c,h rstev of Rrat,I.hero Law.
rencc R,rnrs of tbis civ anl Alien If Fair.
| bov,r Visited Niddlahnrv a fay dow, since
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| ,bo, Mace in rrsncct of - lot for ami buiIJ
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derst,nJ ,y,rc uraninn,s in ,hn;r conv;c
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wc1t chrrchrs IN. NIi,ljlnhrrv naonIa do
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George II. Hubbard, young farmer OF
Vernon, suffered Il severe accident the other
day, while taking home load of wood from
Il lot thrcc-iourths of Il mile distant. \
sudden ovcrturn of the sled while going
down steep hill. brought the load upon
Mr. Hubbard and hc was dragged six rods,
the horses running until they brought up
against Il tree. Mr. Hubbard was discnan-
gcd and left Il rod back with his leg broken,