Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-01


his scholars, was continued By mutual
consent Monday till the March term of
the Windham County Court at New
fame Davis was admitted to bail.
The semiannual meeting OF the Rut-
land county conference Of CONGREGATIONAL
churches will be held in the Cougrega-
tional church at Clarendon October
and 6.
Edison Doe Of South Newbury has been
granted "A patent for a pointed link for
engines, consisting of an upper part pro
Nlded with an annular grooyed plate and
u lower part provided with an anuular
ribbed plate fitting in the said grooved
plate.
Foolish Miss .Hawley Found-Wanted to
Earn Her own Living.
RUTLAND, Vt, Sept. 2S-Annie Hawley,
the lS-years-old girl who left her home in
Sudbury on her fathers horse, Sunday
morning, was overtaken near Hague, y.
Y, sunday night, and brought home.
She wore a blue sailor shirt, pants and
rubber boots with felt hat She was
found feeding her horse in an old shed
and was preparing for the night. BY her
side was loaded Colts revolver and the
| persons mad to approach her cautiously.
| they offered at first to trade horses with
/ her and in the meantime got possession
/ OF the revolver. They then told her their
mission and although angry at first, she
ilnaI,y agreed 10 20 back she sand she
was llIe.t OF lhe qultt ne at nome ana
wanted to start out and earn her own
| better in maIe af3ire anG hnno1bt ,nen'-
/ clothes and cut her hair short. Her father,
! ~ liaWIgy Is IN business at Delmar
l.'''i' i'''' anu 'iie l'uIl'S are well ol'
me western Vermont Fair at Fairhaven-
The Opening Day.
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fist ,oct-tv ,ciIl ent.rr,,in ,La n,,,If,
with 4diblrs The catfIa etaI. ,r. 6IIim,,
fast. Flor.lh3lI j. we'll GIIad md to.te.
fully decorated The di.nlav of fr1it. and
vegetables i. .uDcrior to onv.bfn., of the
kind ever before exhibited ,.t IN. fair,
Manufacturers han is well filed mp with
WAGONS ana farming utensils Inc art
gallery which Is the second story OF floral
hall, Is one of the most instructive tea-
lures OF the ialr Among the dogs will
BE- sA1Wn to morrow Lady Gladys. import
ed from England at a cost of 5000
Dog River Valley Fair
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-NN''l 'I' 'H''H' ''' 7epO' -'-- Inc Ifln
aHnual Iair OF the Dog Valley Agrlcul-
tural association at Mort htield opened to-
IuV 4 pouriDtr rain ,,ra,-a,.t.,l 1,r,,a
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aori III oi' ii sni IL i"P1t'5 coming IN,
mot.t i ~. n'sl - pei"s ,Ileu' / fFepaIaI IONS are
''''''> 'e i0i ''''' '"OU' " "e 'loIueu'
Accident at NorthfeId.
\oprurrutn Y, Y. c.. nc NJ
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r''(' .o, iie'9"' C"'9 went Oh 'He
/ tHe lltch Nv Tue spreading OF rails near
the gravel pit at : thls afternoon The
Boston O'Clock mail O'Clock express,
and mixed train south, were DELAYED
till 10 this evening.
Livery stable and DyeIti,o ,ton.. ,.r.uaa
MONTPELIER, Sept. 2S.-Ihe livery sta
Bile and dwelling house situated on the
west side of Main .traat in R,,.rs o,,,,,oI
a.. D. .,,,1 - 'T,' ~
oS H. '' bolsIer anu occupied hy T.. II.
Jackson, were destroyed by iiGe tonight.
The contents of the stable and house We're
nearly all saved There was no insurance