Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-15
SOUTHERN NE;sMONG.

A Windllm core. roadcnl rails 5 II wail,in
that there A'c no less itan five MARI ,gc,blc
men in thu, vicinity vino have to build their
own fires these winlry mornings, wash their
own dishes, aud do vai lus OH r. kinds of
houscwOik, who would, 30 doubt correspond
with imc If the uumrri,, Of the opposite
GENDER wi Ii mrlrimunai intentions, II only
reasonably exc lu'ag d, an! Lc says tint APP
plcalipus Ter maine. my bc made to the
postmaster.
The supreme Court for Rutland county
begins January % The docket contains 53
cases, most OF which are uuimportant.
Forty-iivc cases stand for trial, the other
eight having been heard a previous terms
and judgment reserved.
Rochester, piltsiicld anu Stockhridge are
to be connected with Bethel, via Gaysvi,c,
by telephone Drs Huntington and Rich
mond Of Rochester, Dr. brigham Of Pitts
field, DIR. Smith OF Gaysvile, and Messrs.
Holden and Moody of Bethel are interested
in the matter, and the work OF getting out
poles Las already begun. The line will be
finished IN the Spring anyway, and possibly
before This line oil telephone will put these
int, rior towns in more ready communication
with II railroad station, and supply II convcn-
fence that has long been lacking.
The Estcy Organ Co. now employ over
600 men, the Target force ever employed,
Bellows Fails will get an immense bust
ness impetus by The enterprise in which
| Congressman Russell and other capitalists
are now engaged, TO create II great artificial
lake By overlooking the Sabn and Chase
meadow and about II acres OF the Drislow
place ut the mouth of SaXtons river. This
meadow is surrounded by high natural bar
| /, crs in what is known rs the Terrace and
its overflow will make II lake and water
privilege which is unsurpassed If it is equal
led in Vermont, aud which will surely result
in the erection Of large number of new
mills.
"DOctrcss" Could is the way Norwich
correspondent alludcs Ia Il lldy physician in
that vicinity.
AT Rutland the Marble savings bank and
the Rutland trust company, chartered by the
Legislature in 1850 and 1882, respectively, are
in course OF orguni2 itiol Rutland will then
have three National bink-, two trust compl-
MES and two savings banks.
The Rutland Young Mems Christian Asso
citation have leased the Mccall building.
They will occupy tie ii 81 il1,r us IL rcadi3g
room and the second Il lor for holding meet.
ings. Until r cen ~ the huiId,ng was occu
} pied as liqu n saloon and tlbicc store.
The Rutland band wtil probably be totally
disorganzed, us grave Discussions have arsei
among its members aud tn l,adtr, Hatch
has taken possession of III Instruments, lock
ed them up, anl refuses Ia give them up
The instruments wee m, silly uichased b.
subscription, and, MS the association is volui
!; tary, there Is n gu slipn as 10 abb owns then
= which is likely 10 lea 10 litigation
Peter Boo,hby, horse thief, was capture
at Arlington, last Monday night by Shcri
Il John Robinson. Il, o,hhy recently stole
n valuable hers from H. II Nichols of Chat
Il nam, n. Y, and, after II somewhat de?ipu
E, course, brongh, up at Arlington, where i
e, tried to sell the animal Tue piis pner W,
T. brought b, fore Judge llarman, and held i
$500 for appearance at the county cOur
l. When captured he lad in his possession
e, argc knife, n siX-shOotcr of heavy calib
y, and three silver watches.
" A child was recently born to Mr., aud MI
rs Frank LathIop OF Dusgt when received il
~ first dressing II, the hands OF lis great gram
W mother. This same child has living, besid
its parents, one graz dIathcr, two gran
u, mothers, two great granifalhers and ~
M great srandmOthurs.