Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-09
rye. Loss $500 lO $1,000 there wa, Il Smal
insurance on the property.
suicide at Montpelier


After he took the dose he sen! for his 'ath-
cr Medical aid was Immediately sum
mDupd. but in vain. Huntington was
about % years old and leaves wife and
ciid. lie was of morusc. dcspondcnt
temperament and was addicted Ito eNccsees
killed by II Failing Tree.
Eb,n Kemp of Royalton was killed sat
urolay in the woods, by II falling tree.
The Grand Lodge of Good TcmpIars.
The ??d annual session of the Grand
lodge of Good Tcmpars of Vermont will
bc held at -. Albans the 2lst and 22d of
this month, with public meeting on the
evening of the 22d.
Death in II school Room at Bethel.
Elmer Granger, Il young man about 81
years old, who was teaching in the Glead
district, while correcting a pupil Monday
morning fell upon the floor and expired
in IL few minutes. DR.. tireen was called.
but the young man was dead before he
reached the school house.
Panther ON the War-Path.
Quite scare was created in Bethel by
the discovery Of what is supposed to be
the track of IL panther or catamount just
back of the buildings On the upper side OF
the street, and the report of some parties
that they saw IL large strange animal the
night before near the street
Drowning Accident at Windsor.
Patrick Maroney of Charlcstown, y. H.
about 80 years old, while at work Wcdnrs-
day forenoon on the Connecticut River
railroad bridge at this place, fell into the
river and was drowned. HJ leave, Il WIFE
The body has not yet been recovered.
Juvenile >tabbing ATray.
\ nine-ycar old 81. Adams boy named
Blondin, while quarrelinG with IL fourteen
yedr-uld playmate named }ouSquct, in the
Elm street school yard Wednesday,
knife, intlicting Il serious wound Blundiu
was arrested.
The Female SuilragiSts.
The first annual meeting of the Yer
mont WOmanS Suffrage Association will
b. held in the Methodist church, Barton
Landing, "Wednesday evening ami Thurs
day, JANUARY "A and 10.
Putney.
The town of putney has ssued new
, bonds for 900 which have been taken
: by Il Connecticut capitalist at per cent
interest.
| Isle Lamotte.
Good crossing on the ice between Isle
I.dmottc and Alburgh and between the
! lSlallt ana tndIN ne | nGlSllllitS tNtf-
cises passed creditably to all engaged and
netted about SIS to the sunday school.
+ Isle LamOttc has telegraph in good
working order, over which messages are
daily sent. Ii has several marble quar-
rles from which vast amounts OF marble
> are Quarried every year and Is brdgcd to
the main land 49,. Work in the marble
{ quarries has closed for the season.... Miss
Jennie Eddy of Crcsco, Iowa, is the guest
+ of j. h. Carron, Esq. 90. Miss Jennie Hill
i, visiting friends and relatives in Albany,
y. w.. Ira Hall is in Boston this week
! Euo.hur,b Fails.
An alarm was sounded about II CLOCK
f aturday morning which proEcI to be a
f !lre III Z" wood shed IN rear Oi Dr. \. j.
)drrah drug store when was completely
IN 1lamcH ne store, was saved IN 4 dam
aGeu cohti!tiuh, lhc rear enc Dtll% bauIy
} chnrred. lhc cause OF the Ilre Is supposed
/ to he barrel OF ashes in the shed
, Nor:hficld.
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it 7t!i".oiS t2I M"slii,i9'Em on tn,',!
,'pi,' an " "cft' i0r i' @i
lil'i!r'it vi WV c,'''ct9 10 .foIN ltIl n IT.
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were inGhr! 2riy,nIH 2thy "H nHvt %a d. n"mil
S"m n"'n If th. I "r'Ci "! R alIn ny | "iS
ST3cnajli9hi WI DC htl" IN mage nan
Northlield, Tuesday, Jan. Il, iHN9. at IT.
~ c!och a. M ioI cIeG.ioil "l "!'Icc'H "Ho
! 'rai'HaeII3ll ol o'hcr pl'Htii'SI'
= i!9' Johlsu'l " ~. ~ htln camp
4 IRE IRE III Nohcer' i"i!; HdnfH"aE evening
, S9l'.i'lai!ufr w, W. ioIuth; PrtHHlnE
: w 'l HHV''l'rS McIt rt'''' oI Nhl, r.
:, paper by COmrade James Evans. giving
{ Nmuic ,,''s f,,rviIT m ~ tHn'i piISoiiH
t. iIt,, ,,iniinistu' tc,,,,E,il t'v3 Nv, wv;
fotbr, ,,, rn,,nnt md vi'i'ncall"a w.
,nn,IaI ,nnntin,r "f ',bn Vntid,,.l J. ,,,t ,t
"rrrrs nm t6n i9ih i. h" ,r,,S 5,'l N
y the village came near having uuite n Hood
y "Wednesday. The ice packed ON i'niur
d street brook above the Houston dam
}, and Pleasant and Wafer street bride oud
+ on the river above the Wall street
foot and railroad bridges. but b,
prumpt and energetic work i'm brrnliinS
the iamS. little damage was done rycppt
: the loss of one trrstIe under the foot
bridge A New Years Gift free was helr
+ in the hotel hall at the Centre, Thursday
pNpninfr for thn scholars nf tho vii o,r.