Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-26

within Il specified time Irasburgh will,build
Il court house and Jail to the acceptance of
the Judges the supreme and County
courts shall be held here forever. 1t is
evident that the time is not out and nu-
merous decisions affirm that state can
not make Il law to break contract
IruSbusgh COR.
Fire in Hartland.
j. and :. s. Walkers farm house, in
Hartland, was burned down Friday
Cause, defective chimney. Loss large and
| it is reported no insurance. y nelEhbOr
had 100 barrels of apples stored i'll their
cellar.
The Bennington Monument.
The managers of the Bennington Battle
Monument Association have unanimously
voted to accept the design of Professor
Weir. The design is for Il monument of
rough granite some fifty feet high, sur
mounted by Il statue fifteen feet high.
| The statue will represent General stark
or the figure of one of his "mnute men,"
that won the famous fight.
North Ferrisburgh.
Tramps are plenty and are not only beg
| ging but in some instances are helping
! themselves and in one case where tramp
was refused lodging he refused to go and
staid all night. -. The house of Mr.. Peter
Siples was entirely destroyed by fire Mon
day night. SO much headway had the fire
made when it was discovered that but
few articles were saved. A defective
lola the younpest daughter of Mr. Charles
| II Mallory fell from the pizza to the
pround. n distance of Is feet The condi-
tion of the patient is such that the nature
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Northheld.
\ drama in three acts, entitled "Rebcc-
cas- Triumph" was presented at Concert
hail "Wednesday evening bv fifteen Young
ladies at the High school assisted by the
preceptress, Miss :. Carrie Chase. The ac-
tors were all we'll adapted to their parts
and every one was very satisfactorily rem
dered. Excellent music was furnished by
the Sextet band The proceeds will be
used in making additions to the school Ii
brary. \ very distressing accident uc-
CURED at a rehearsal Tuesday evening
one of the actors. Miss Susie Richardson.
was struck on the head by falling piece
of The stage scenery and rendered inSensi
Bile She Law in Il partially unconscious
condition twenty-four hours but has now
recovered. except that she is very weak in
consequence of the severe shock to her
neryOils system The Centennial of
Method-n in the United states will be
celebrated by the churches of that denomi-
nation in the Montpelier district by Il
meeting at Northlipid in the last three
days of December.
"Wednesday night Deputy Sheriff f. w.
, Howe. assisted by three men, went to
Warren and arrested James Albin, who
: was indicted in this county at the Septem-
Der term of court in Ss3 for burglary com.
mitted in the town of Roxbury the previous
summer. His bond of $500 was forfeited
and the warrant issued for his arrest. ...
\ row occurred in this village on the com
mon. Thursday Afternoon, in which quite q