Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-26

| ner. She leaves husband ana TWO uauRn- |
| ters to mourn her loss. Her funeral was |
largely attended, Tuesday, June 10Th, |
Rev NJ. G.. Stebbn $ officiating The flo
raj designs brought by sympathizing |
friends were numerous and beautiful
Gov. Converse is in Massachusetts, kind !
ly cared for by his family.
| Rollin Gleason of Benson has recently |
lost twelve or fifteen lambs, killed by |
foxes.
The Boston Jourlul says that H. Bus
well, provision dealer of Chester, has gone
into Insolvency.
a Newport correspondent announces
that the Mountain Maid' has been sold
to the Vermont Central railroad company
for about 81 800.
DR.. George Dunsmore of St. Albans was
thrown from his carriage Tuesday after
noon and was seriously hurt, his collar
bone and scapula and one rib being
broken.
The contractors of the North Hero
bridge have bought the steamer Nellie
and will use her in connection with the
bridge enterprise.
John Wesley Simonds, president of Da-
kOta University, at NermilliOn, who died
last week was for Il time the principal of
the Burr and Burton seminary at Man
chester.
| David H. strong, who graduated from
Williams college in ISIS? and from Hart
ford theological seminary a few weeks
ago, was ordained in Weston, Tuesday.
The trustees of Rutland recently made
a tour of inspection of the sewers in that
town and found them in bad shape. Stag
nant pools were found in places and at
one point the head of the sewer was found
to be considerably lower than the main.
\ large amount of sewer pipe will be put
in ut once.
Rev. J. NJ. Hull for more than five
years pastor of the Baptist church and
chaplain of the Vermont State prison at
Windsor finding that these combined
; labOrS are OVertaXlng his strength. has re
= signed the resignation to take effect the
I last Sunday in July.
A young lady rode down Marble street,
West Rutland, in a gale, recently. Her
head gear, a small bonnet about the size
of an English shilling, was lifted from her
head and tlOated away into the neighbOr-
, ing swamp, while the owner rode on en-
tirely unconscious of her loss. Some ur-
t chins discovered the pretty thing and pro-
; ceeded to make football of it, but were
Il deferred by some ladies, who Just then APP
= peared, identified and took the waif under
! their protection.
: Sabin Gartin of Windsor, who bled to
:, death, recently, from the wound of an
:, axe was formerly il member of Co. II, nth
: | Vt. X ct, was captured ON the Weldon
4, RailrOad., from peterShurgh in June,
i lN'4 and was in AudersonVllle and other
J. = widnw and nine children i'm destitute
: Circum.tunrrs Wm G. Trnry post and
u The Wnmrn's Rrlinf CurnS hayn tnkrn
I CHARGE of his ca.p and relieved the town
i of aliS expenses connected with his funpl-
= III and family for the present. He was not
~ Il member Of the Post. having lived in
! Windsor only two or three months.
Tho Soutb Rvc0nte STONE cntters 'union
, nr.vents tne 1ranite romnonv from ~et
=. iinr stone cutters outside fhe ilnion with.
nnt cnmnlvinU with thn union dnmnn,ls
+ Rut the rrtni1e cnmnnny mnnnops tn kerr
d the sheds lively. The company has an adj
vertiSement for men in the Boston papers
e. and the union has another advertisement
}, under it advising men not to respond tC
l. the call of ''scab shops"
/ II II ,I,rl, o1dos+ SON Of caoroo NJ
-n Cl,rl nf EnIrLvilin tha nIiu.trnI Innrnn,
nf III f,tLnr,s Lnnth In , rnrinrs n,onnnr
# lie is - rnrnunsitor ON thr morninr JnI,t,
10 nan i'm \ew York hut the family aid mo-
know where to communicate with hin
ne and the first news of his fathers deceas,
ne cnmp in "A "takp" of cOpy that he received
. about ; O'Clock SUNDAY NIGHT He started
~ for Vermont at once but of course wa,
too late for the funeral
er m. n,nnrs recnmmendino tla ,nnnint
IL nanf IF rCL,rancn II pitiiin far Xxx ,rc
nj mttnrnoW in Earn,ntt h,vn Lcnn tind
of 'rhry are signed by 2S9 representntiy
e Democrats pitlin was a murwump an,
in Iyos Renublicnn states attorney i'm 1852
IL lie is endorsed by the governor of tn
State bv .Judre Timothy Redtpld of tn
Sunrcme Court and by other prominen
nrrsnns
III Nr Manila tha woodstoc,, artist is -
re MI i1t pc' ,mS " oo''3,",N al 'io,i - a. a.
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oi tnT "n' % uiont ,itS m ,,c W h i va
I tr"iL, Ara ono rr1m stuIias made Inv hin
ha M"I "iG "!'C ,I",l i,',ir DS n,i, ~;
VI 80 49,, -
of hanging out clothes IN santa barbara
H. T", Tan. Va,i, '''''''i "''
Il; ~"
roi David hittaker, fireman on TN
~ Drury, LOST ms balance ana iell lroi
r. theehGlne on Mohuay ilornlhS' lust peloN
f.; sharon, While the tralh was making som
OF twelve miles an h9ur, II was AT lifst leal
~ ea 'lial ne was seIiousls i's , nuIt, oui loI.,
NJ I"di,! h,ni.ed however nhout tha ar,