Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-31
esteemed attache OF 'oe villion.. Hon.
Q. w. Porter and b. 6, returned from

Some time ago, a valuable horse
was stolen in Enosburgh from Mr.. Ben
iamin Pray. 1t was traced to John Busie,
II noted horse jockey in this town. Last
Friday Mr.. Pray came to find his horse
but Busie had Secrcted it, and refused to
give any information about it until threat
eued with arrest by Constable G.. b.
Boynton of iIinesburgh, when he disclos-
ed and said that he bought the horse of a
stranger which story is generally believed
saturday Mr. Pray started home with his
horse.
Starksboro.
A tramp calling himself Thomas Brown
was up before Justice Sylvanus Hill,
Tuesday, on complaint of States Attorney
Hawkins, for stealing shirts belonging to
Linday NJ. Hill, from clothes line, last
week Wednesday night. The tramp was
caught and arrested in Sudbury and the
shirts were found in his pack The Court
held him for trial in the sum OF 800 and
being unable to find bail he was commit
ted to Jail at Middlebury.
Bristol.
The opening of the G. A. r. posts new
hall in Wilson's block. Wednesday even
ing, was well patronzed by the citizens,
thus helping the members to funds with
which to furnish their rooms. The enter
tainmpnt consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music, good supper and gen
eral good time.
~ st. Johnsbury.
Mr. GEORGE w. Flint. assistant editor of
the Danburv (Connl DGIU NrIrSis sDend-
ing his vacation III town with his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Fliut Mrs. f. b.
Jewett Is spending few weeks in Hart
! land Vt. 80. Miss c. c. Ross is stopping in
Bethel VT, for Il few weeks.
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Williamstown.
Silas Rohan,n was ki1lad nv a horsa
"Wednesday The horse was lrartious
and kicked Mr. Bnhannn i'm the ahdomen
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Nontnelier had tweutv-seven arrests
circus day
The Windsor countv Veterans associa
tim will hold its fifth nununl rpunion a
Windsor AuVust II
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I,ats 'I eiy pSnIlars ,nonth VI '''''' "'i'
Wm { Stevens of Strafford has in.
received q mansion of - nor month an,
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Thus tar about nifty fourth-class pos
masters nave peen removed IN Vernon
under the rule lald down In the con1ldeI
, tlai circular ISSUED oy foslihaSter-uehert
= mas
l.. 1t is expected that FRANCIS MURPHY, tn
temperance apostle, and Rev. ID. Bolto
: or Boston VIII again De among the speai
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