Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-17

large audiences which greeted the com
Oahv on both nights We're surprised tnN
delighted by the hi-h order of talent lie
played by the leading cnaldct"r-. Par
iiCUlarly striking W., H." excellent az. |
iutCiWjion of the clHrnctcr o' 'Ahhc
Bl'dujn'.' sustained hy G.. +. Lowe. A.
til, lower. +. W. Bancroft. had only 80
WOO in acng To win iil- ;GU-hed action
ranked with his fin voice. II, y l!"i-
kins. Jr.. as the couv.v.al, but s,Huu"h
The singing Of MIS- f, y. pukin IL
- ,monc" was hrljlitu "a, was That ot
Miss Alice Lowe as "Nlarie. the hrlpvcd'
ard Miss Edith Adams who sau4 the
popular waltz song from LA Mascotte'
with exquisite taste. j. Y. Sabin was
well adapted to the part of the "Governor''
and his well known vocal powers need no |
comment The choruses include nearly |
thirty voices.
Stacksboro.
On Thursday the 9th INST, lightning |
struck Il barn containing about fifty tons |
of hay. The whole was entirely con
sumed. Loss about 5000, and no insur |
apce.
Cambridge junction.
Miss Thomas of New York and Mrs. At |
well were severely injured by being
depot Thursday .. The "Lamoille'
engine left the track while backing to
Cambridge junction Friday near Mr..
Farnham ;, and was badly wrecked. The
GhHiileer any %nreil'ln % eScaptu Nllu aliEn' E.
bruises ~ tIG peclaI Town meet liI ~
uiu"! calle" ~ ~ IN 3S'llcle9 ~ c"''9.u uH tIie
spector, b. l.. Austin, town clerk, and
Isaac ,MahhihS' hrst seleclhl'h' were
eieC'e"'
Isle La Motto.
The late rain, have wonderfully refresh
ed thu Urnwinr rrnns Hay will he u li,rht
crnn some meadows nor lunkinp better
thnfn nasfnres some Of our farmers will
commence cutting jlelF nay lulS Ncck
- %,4a h Eea,, Sn,nj
III. vnHt thn ,rroluI hnii,tr in an nn4t
cnuiitinn fnr ~ hnr crnn. Doctnr / p
IIiii ,,,L ii. fnn,il, uinr, ir tHtv,, nvor
lmmdoW oi' i'i pot5tn ,o 81 n"ver ,"w ,Un
ninntv man 1t tLp mt1.ent timr / 4
dh,,j i ID mn lad :, ,.,,,t,r ba,.la L,II,.
cmt last SurInv nn - EnrhnI viva fnmtg
and II was fno;.J tb,t the bor.a ,y0IiIG
Hiaad tn deoth
o'' w.
Tunbridge'
The persons arrested for shearing James
X. Goodwin : horse were examined before
Justice j. VI. Whitney Saturday, and
I,ree Oh the nNe, Ne3rSt anu neper
hoWell anu ora oooudIe' were lieiu lol
,rl4i , a at the I99lllS oourt, lamp q A. ar
pen oi ooI'tn M hoS,ailtoil appealeu lor me
9ta'e, anu oilas; iie"[n 3l NontPel'el iol
| the reSPo'lueHts ri'iaH hISht ooile
| ScouaOrelS c0iIiiiI@tleu VI ~ @ uePreuatloiiS III lne
| ha! helu vi u d. Salooril, anu SeNeral at-
| rests are 10 DC hlaoe'
West berkshire.
| ,. ,r,,l.
| l,,,,' f Sn,,I1r,, I i,.;,',.t,,, ,,,.,, ttr,,i
| by lightning and set on fire, and together
| with his house was totally destroyed. All
| the furniture and the windows of the
house were saved The loss is partly Gov
cred by insurance.
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| Last "Wednesday evening Mr.. Steven
| Tracy while getting over Il fence with Il
| loaded gun III his hand fell and hitting
| the gun against tree discharged II. lhe
quite badly the wound wa, dressed hv
| DR.. Hal The storm of last Thursday
was the most severe of the season. Light
ming struck the barns of j. b. WOOD.
Fred Magnant. and p Patten and killed IA
COW for W. ;. Rubie, besides doing con
| siderable damage to trees IN different
P'"O''
>o"'h hosai'""'
| II. Y. Whipple started for South Bend,
| Indiana, with nineteen head of fine jersey
COWS Monday. The c. V. X. II. company
are putting III hYdrant tor the use of the
fire department of this place. John b.
Barker and wife started Monday evening
for an extended tour through the West,
going via New York and Philadelphia
The proprietor of Robbins's show was ar
rested here Friday evening for running Il
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Bethel.
The game of base ball at Retbel last
saturday resulted in the defeat of the
Bethel club Inv the Lebanon cluh nj
., II Was lhe hlhth ealie OF lne bethel
team thlS seasoii ana their lirst ueleat'
Plainfield.