Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-20

not Intend to do much harm, but II III y con- |
tnue at it they will have TO pay the piper
after they had their fun dancing.
1t is reported from Monkton that young
girl fifteen or sixteen years old named Ferre,
a daughter of the late Judge Feire, commit
ted suicide there by poisoning herself Thurs
day night. The circumstances are stated to
be as follows: On Wednesday evening Miss
Fcrre went 10 social party in company with
Il young man, aud during the evening be.
came jealous on account of his attentions in
other directions, 50 that she started of home
alone before the party broke up. The next
day her mother found razor in her posses
sion but she had not then injured herself.
Later on, however, she somehow or other
got hold of some poison aud succeeded In
putting an end to her life with it.
The stage route from Midlebury 10 East
Middlebury, R'p,on and Hancock has been
sold by John Goodrow TO Julius w. Baker
of Ripton from whom he bought 1t about a
year ago.
Anthony Little OF Niddebury. who has
been choppiUg wood in Ira, struck his axe
into his left foot last Saturday and cut the
foot 50 bad that he had to return home to
town.
The examination of those who intend TO
teach this year in Addison county will be
held 10 all the towns in the county on Tues
day of this week. The examinations in
Mddlebury will be held at the graded school
house.
Some person, apparently inspired by pure
deviltry, has taken advantage of the darkness
of the night to white the window sashcs in
the front windows of T. A. Bond Il Bros.
store. The law should, and probably will, be
Vigorously applied TO the guilty party,
ii his identity should be ascertained
The work of laying the foundation for the
new college boarding house is nearly COM
pleted and part of the lumber is already
drawn. 1t is expected that the building will
be finished by the end of the college year.
and 1t is at least regarded as certainty that
1t will be ready for occupancy at the begin
ming of the next Fall term.
Prof. d. n. Burke, principal of tue Mine
vile, N Y. schools, has been home on a brief
visit during his vacation.
Edwin Burke. who has been confined to
the house all winter with sickness is rapid
~ recovering, and is now well enough to be
about again.
The young man who kicked up the distur-
bance in the street, last week Monday even
Ing, after having some hard work in lodging
the police, has finally skipped out of town
and gone to Boston.
It Is undertood that we are to have a new
boot and shoe store in town, and that it will
be opened in the rooms now used for the
boot and shoe department OF Bec4wlth "
COS store.
A bad species of horse dstempcr seems to
be spreading through many of the towns in
Auu'son county. A conslutraole number OF
horses nave already died and lois more are
on the SICK list.
The farmers throughout this section report
the sugar crop failure this year. During
the real sugar season. they say, he nlghts
were TOO c5ic, ana tue days hardly warm
enough Tor the sap to run. Comparatively
speaking only very small quantity has been
made
DIR. NJ. II. Eddy has gone to Hartford,
Conn, ona vac alton. No man in this region
needed and earned rest if DR.. Eddy has
not.
Mrs. Bridget Murphy has purchased one
of the houses on Main street belonging to the
estate of the late Mrs. j. B. Steele. The price
agreed upon for the property is Sl100.
Nj. Pierce. hudlord of the Pierce house
does moi recover yery raridlv from his sick.
ness. Bart Of tho time be hos been cousid.
cred dangerously ill.,
Market day was of yery little account this
week, and not much Improvement in this
rcspect is to be looked for until the country
roads settle down.
The Spring has opened cycellentlv in bus.
mess circles and almost everybody can get
work enough at good wages.
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that he was off ON drunken spree at the
time when the news of the suicide was re-
ceiyed,
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West End Cemetery ASSOCIATION md several
removals have already bern made from the
old burving prolnd to The new one.
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s, ese H. " hoi, 'o"' od nordi,iob o m
,hnn so o ,he paI for cood nrices Tho trade
in such horses is assuming large PROPOSE
tons.
IT, alterations in Sheldon & Co.'s store
ard lSnidlv me fcrward and the imnrove.
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nn, TO-, New Windows hhvo alreodv
Toen on, ner To"rs IRE hcing MT in and on
,ne e" ,n.iI , now t,onrs and ooun,ers are IN he
MY, in While ,he CHANCES taken altogether