Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-10-06

been nominated By the Greenbackers rs a
candidate for the Office Vi secretary Of State.
Another prisoner is reported to have cs-
capped ftom the House Of Correction. Jack
Lawrence, a resident OF Pittsfiell. wac com
mltted to the institution some ten DAYS ago,
to await trial by the Rutland county court
on charge Of stealing a quantity Of but
Ter from farmer in Chittcnden Wednesday
night he got loose--how is not stated-and
was still at liberty at last accounts.
The clmpmeetng at Silver Lake near
| Brandon, began on Wednesday. and will
continue till Friday, oct. g.
Three disciples of Isaac Walton caught one
hundred pounds of pickercl and bass in Lake
Bomosccn recently.
The Fail Mountain paper cpmplny are
erecting a large building in Bellows Fails.
which is to be used as depot and stock
house, An elevated railroad is 10 be bult IN
connect the different mills aud surveys have
already been made for a branch ut the
Cheshire railroad which is to be built from
the freight yard around the bunk OF the riy,r
to this general depot
The Fairhavcn Marble and Mnrhcized slate
company Of Fallnvcn. an old established and
thriving corporation, h1s brought a bill in
chancery to cniuin the Fairhavcn Slate e m
pany from the use OF such name. Tn" latter
is new corporation, just organized AMI the
old company claims the ramc of tine new
company is an imitation OF the name. ,alc'l-
lated 10 deceive the customers of the cd
company.
Lewis Caisscy, police officer, and IT, ".
Love, editor Of the Reoisp each make claim
to the onc-tourth moictv of the $1,000 fine
recently paid hp Michael Cain Of Rutland
Tor selling liquor. Each OF the parties claim
TO be the informant or complainant. TN"
Justice Wayne Bailey Esq, holds the mot-
cy TIL II can be determined to whom If I.-
longs.
Hon NJ q. Evars VIM VI. Field api
wayne Bailey, commissioner, have dcCi cd
to lay new road in Clarendon leading tom
the road leading from Rutland to Wa.lus-
l"rd, To "A point at TIC top Of the mountain
in the rond leading from Clarendon Fiat, 10.
ChlppcnhoOk. The new road viii b. uca "
u mile long. The commissioners award lind
damages as follows; to Walkers, through
land occupied by Eddy. 5000: 10 II Hodge.
$500; to Walkers Chome farm. e?j: two
cattle passes one TO be built in Hodges hand.
The building Of this new road has been car
nestly contested by large number Of & ar
endon taxpayers, and there have been Il large
number OF witnesses on both sides.
The Episcopal church choir convention
Whlch meets IN Bra'tleharo, oct l2-l3.lr.iu-
','s TO be very interesting occasion. II .s
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r"sl'nA[of htndail Iay.or ot fr1'tor~-
Hlut Completes thls season u yeats "' con-
''h'!'us service III mat Office.
y nineteen months olI SON of H. T..
! Learned of Halifax, got bean into his
/ win'ip!p" and died within an hour.
Three d;sciples of Isaac WALTON ,,,. 10.
| 100 pounds Of pickcrrl and Inns. /, I.,..
Bynio,een recently,
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raucI from tlir House Of Cn,rcc,in, ,,..l.
lgJ. has bron heard fro.p ,y.lI- jt,,,i
! Is tliI,. L,,l.c in il.; rli.r ,,Lrr. Lr i..,i
| lived. hut which /. now uup.cnpf.l br'l'
/ iu. tuukn ,maHttiy Of y,.y....n. and cl,thir,
and d,p.rtcd #, ha. hDrn o.,.-.1tn,d Tim,
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