Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-06
SOUTHERN VERMONT.

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inr wood with An OK team. fen down in front
OF the oxen which ran over him, stopping
when the sled had partly passed over him
He remained under the sled until u boy who
was with him threw off the load about
thrcc-fourths Of a cord OF wood, 1t is thought
that he is injured internally 50 h. will not
recover.
The Hawthorne clnh ri Windsor clos d A
very successful fair at the town hall Wed
ncsdav evening, having cleared in the vicinl-
ty of 1900 which will be used 10 helm pro
cure scenery and piano for the use Of the
hail.
NJ, por,. v,.,,,,., p,.,.,. ..;,... -,
wears old. residing a, iIaltlani Four Corners.
was burned to death last week. her clothes
catching fire from the stove.
Michael Gui,or,,e who diod "a, R,u,in,-
,o, ,a"a,',I,, h(,J ,;Ib, ni,iiIro, s'r,,''a,5
Grand cbiidren md ,.n crn,, fraud rI'ii'i,an
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Euseuc Dueque''c ~ "cS' hu iahu' EN-
p,Scu IN ohe!uon anu S9hs MAlD'I quarry,
N'! d,scenn!ns lu'o M c'Vefti quarry
sul'ttu anu ltl u'stlHyc % nearly nun
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niiio'' ,ictlVul "'u "u' sui''i'o"cu ''l Inc
, r ulcu before II cou'' DC procured
,nucquet,e leaves vic anu cA'II 10
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MIR. Parker Leach OF Rutland is the pos
SCISSOR Of Book Of Common Prayer bearing
date of 1916 in which is recorded the mar
riage of William Arthur and Malvina Stone,
father and mother OF President Arthur. The
marriage ceremony WAS performed by REV.
Charles {. Cotton, minister in Durham, l..
Canada, on the l2th day Of April, lS2l.n
The book also contains a record Of the births
OF Regina Malvlna Arthur born March 8 1882
in Durham, L. Canada, Jane Arthur boruiu
Burlington, VT, March ii, 1924 and Almcda
Arthur, born January -, 1926, in Jericho,
Vt.
Rochester. one nirLt last week; abou. q
dozen masked men wtnt in The nrrmisas 90
cunied nv r T. Rrinl, hr,Ln mn ',h,, har,,
from, The roar and cnm,n.nc,d n, mai a IL
turbance 1t seems that Brink had Sc II the
party by the light OF the moon, and was in
measure prepared for them. David Carey
an old man, and his son, stout lad of ii
were stopping over night with the Drinks
and they, with Mrs Brink, followed Brink
ont to the harm. Carey and his son were
armed with stout cudgcls, Brink with load.
ed gun and Mrs. Brink with pail of hot wa
ter. Brink opened the door and stepped into
the barn, when he was assaulted hy four
stout men who had evidently been wa;tinr
for him, and the gun was knocked ou of
his hands But Mr.. Carey, coming behind
the assailants, paid them So pointed a'tcn.
lions with his ash cudeel that they were laid
sprawling on the floor, The rest of the par.
", coming TO the rescue, were met hy Mrs
Bricks pail OF boiling water, aud tore their
Boards and roaring fled the fight" the
stricken ones gathering themselves up ami
ms best they might Four pap.r
musks were stripped of and secured with
their caps, whose owners are well known. In
fact, tie night was So light that nearly every
member of the patty was identified. Ii is
said that the intention Of the raiders was To
tide Brink and his wife out of town on rail
hey having become obnoxious to some MON,
lers of the gang by reason Of their testimony
n petty law suit in which Carey was a par,
" The affair will lie investigated
A SINGULAR divorce case has ho,r h,arth,
he Rutland cnuutv conn 'rI, ,a,i,i
rc,inc adultery ishr,noi,t h,. I,L, az
,,m o,ains, ,o;,,, u ~ oI''t "a, N'oS-
o.ilnnts NJ E,irha,,'', 10 ,'t' VI 'heu,
ly,ave c,rsidrroJ I,i,,i,i,' 49,. w. - c''S auu
,loTs,on soils f,r,L 49, '"o'e, nls'
Inlia Tmerso, a,'J H., u".ilc was
-, Wanchos,nr ~ i''' o''rS ,ni was married
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ros rorynrn."d il, ,,'a t;,, '''h' '"o SeIcllohy
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