Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-23


schoul-huusc at that place Wednesday
evening. Rev. T. l.. Drury spoke for over
an hour on "Thc Facts of Bravery
There was also II short musical and liter.
AIRY programme. The boys realized about
500 from the entertainment.
W. S. Spaulding, son of T.. n. Spauld-
ing of RoXbury, postal clerk between
Blattleboro and Palmer, Mass, had his
case examination on Massachusetts the
29t h of september. He made every sepa-
ration correctly, and handled correctly 500
out of SIP ctrds.
Two logmen at Bellows Falls, on a
drunk recently, were arrested. one broke
away aud jumped into the canal where
the waters run swiftly, and was about to
be carried under the gates when he caught
hoid of an obstruction and was hauled
out by the officers.
Three boys named Burnett, Merritt and
FIOOdy at st. Adams have been sentenced
to the reform school for theft. They were
arrested on suspicion of being concerned
IN the robbery of Ward X Callans store
short time ago, and subsequently confess
ed that and theft of money from Charlie
Chung he laundry man.
The students OF the St Albans high
school have prepared an attractive pro
gramne for their field day ON Saturday,
AT the fair ground The list OF athletic
sports Includes most Of the usual tests Of
strength and skill at similar events.
Q. +. Gov of Bcnnington who was 50
badly burned al the bridge fire at the
"tIVt IIht l"r0'IlN nI-llI, uleu saturday
afternoon about O'Clock.
Francis Noble of Waterbury, aged -
was found lying helpless in his wagon ~
ne was driving to the Centre lie had
talleu from stroke Of paralysis, and was
taken home by anci-iibor who came along
Sopd after lie VIII probably not re-
| cover
Woolstorl has n hitter tcIoDhone war
bpc,lIep of IN, advance i'm i.ntr. ,uuouncad
for November /. and If is said that ali u,i-
waite Instruments viii he ordered ont and
only a nuhlic one lrnt rni. ,numril,ir,tinu
with other tolyu-
n W Iu+ ol u,MToIo9. COZ, writes
IIN I'Ilcf, VI y. w INC "l Fltl~l"rH, thHt
ne nus harvested rom '-V acres WA nuoh-
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70 all appearances the horse railroad
will be a success in Rutland. G. ID.
ilaiucS. representing the Construction
company went to that town Friday and
on saturday all but 5000 of the S2N0oo
bonds necessary for running thu road to
west hl'HtI" were subscribed Tor.
Key. llr +. l.. Magloh 9i PhllHdelphla
llatktd Ms NeNcnN NTH hlrihhaN on lhe
lnih ny ewing twenty valuable BOOKS 10
lnr ITuC'nr library lie hlj"le S'lulGir
glIt OF thirty Volumesa year ago, aud the
library trustees express themselves rs
very much indebted to nm
\ .pccinl town MEETING has been called
for Tuesday October y. at Bellows Falls.
at O'Clock IN the afternoon to see If the
town will vote to erect a town house ON
its lot now occupied by the postollire and
other bail lngs The petition for this call
has been signed by some 100 voters of the
town and includes most of the business
men of the village.
r,.,,oct,, p,i,,, found , MAJ, ~, tbo
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n',li % ~,
covered n. NOT +" nrec,ude conta.,ion' and
,u.rLt moi tn h,ve h.an nnrmittad tn iowa
rbr, civ, At ali Nh. Ninlna[tnr in.i.trd nm
Inc mans Irnvinr tnn train and uniu,t
bnrl. tn Montreal which he lid rnIurtnt,f,
ly after r4nlilino tLnt If he diln't ON
uracrnbly he yoIllL he forced to
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me peautllul work CT ihe fhheNah ue-
gree W3S coulErreI by Albany lodge, No.
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