Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-30
'''"'y Clerk 1857
NJ OntpeIier.

circles, four prominent candidates bein1
mentioned.
Montpelier
Five of the Salvation army put in an nm
pehrAnce in town Saturday and hay,
nireu the Armory. rink for place OF
is glrl OF nine and IA half pounds
ueo' Blalr, foreman in the "IrolIS''
Office is i'll with typhoid fever
People of Montpelier appreciate the FEFF
i,RhNs, paper that has all the news Of
Nerinoht ahd adjoining towns and cities.
''''peorge II. Fayban of Bradford, is
serving as bell boy in the Pavilion
sumner klmbalI Is going to move his
| marble works to Barre 600. The band sttnd
mas been moved to the right hand corner
OF ne common...C. r. Sdbin has "A new
| nobby milk cart . Miss Lucv smith
started for Marengo, Ill.,, Wednesday to
Juln her mother. About 300 from Barre
passed through here Wednesday on n pic.
nc 10 lllSbOrO Point. ... one of the most
exciting runawavs occurred here Wednes.
day; AS man was loading lumber on
TO the double team of j. V. Morrow ON
Barre street the seat became dislodped
lalllng on to the heels of the horses The
horses started running, turned the corner
Oh Nam street, struck the art gallery and
moved II teet, next striking a telephone
pole IN front of the Bacon block, telling
1t TO the ground, and when i'm front nj
| me skating rink struck the team of John
Guire, OF MiddleseX, overturning and de
lnOllSnlng the wagon. The team was
ilnally stopped. The rooms of the ~.
Jean Baptiste society in the post office
pIock are being painted and kalsomined.
IA valuable horse belonging to Charles
Peters of Williamstown, became fright
ehed and ran down State street, Thurs
DAY night, breaking the carriage to
which he was attached smashing the con
tents thereof, injuring Mr.. Peters consid
erably and killing himself . Elam Pro
vost' for long time the Pavilion bus
driver, was arrested Thursday on the
cnarge OF an assault upon his EMPLOYER
j.. q. Adams. He was brought before
Justice Ferrin and placed under so bonds
-. CorWin Taplin of Philadelphia, for
merry m OF TINS place, is visiting his brother.
r. \. Taplin and friends here Mr.. Tap.
IN has charge OF the Philadelphia branch
OF the Esty organ company He will re
turn home Monday.
Gen. p. p, Ptkin and Mrs. Jennie
Dewey Poland were married at the house
OF the bride Monday by Rev. J. II. Hincks,
ana TOOK the nine O'Clock train for New
lork, illinois and the West for Il sojourn
of three or four weeks. They departed
with the best wishes of IA host of friends
~. Elmer Bliss has gone to work for Fred
Stevens Fred Bradish started for Bur.
llngton tuesday morning to take charge
OF the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
once IN the Van Ness House. William
Cayhue was arrested and lodged in iail
Monday evening for being drunk and for
a fracaS that was started by other par
tles The teams of G.. w. Bugbee and
from the Wells River depot and heading
down Main street but were stopped Dy
Policeman Charles Smith before any dam
age was done. Luther Blxby and wife
ol Chlcago are IN town visiting relatives
Louis Goodnature and Joseph Slat-
"a fal fy,t,, 4 Il
day afternoon by Policemen Felt and
kegan.
New Haven.
This community has been considerably
exercised over the repairing of the high
way from the depot to Bristol and the an
11ouncement OF the pastor that he would
llScuss "Roadmaking and the Roadmak-
Il last sabbath drew rather fuller
house than usual. The discourse, how
'Ver, treated III general upon the roads of
history from the antediluvians until now
Dut IN particular upon the "Heavenly
llghway' 1.-THE hay crop is mostly Sc
'ured ana is more than an average in
luahtlty, and much more IN quality.
he selectmen are at work hpon the check
ISL OF voters for the September election.
Mr.. II. W. Carter has failed somewhat +
II health, latterly .... Mrs. Champlain, :
ged ~, and Mrs. Diadama Bottum aged
= . are remarkably well preserved and in a
j lr. sherman and mother still remain at :
ne parsonage. The widow and four
hlldren of the late A. NJ. Roscoe, f.. W.
'lrd and family of Middlebury and other
rlends 20 into camp at Basin Harbor this O
'eeK Tor 10 days outing .... The pork +
Taue mas taken start, and at four cents
We weight, is being bought in considera.
lie quantities. u
Chelsea.
A pupn har of ,,nor Oh; ......
re being entertained by our people.
Tunbridge. :,
n gate and carriage were taken from
lie premises OF airs Moody Smith and I
lie windows of the notorious Osyood -,
Duse were stoned Friday night. K
South RoyaIton. Sc
Charles 7. Southgate, for several years ii,
ght operator here, now works days and
.llbnr Fits has the night Job 49,. The
lends OF Robert Morse, whose jewelry
ore was lately closed by the sheriff. are
nfident that he will resu me business -.
Crops in the White River valley are ri
coming. ~, ~
Col. Harlow Dead. 81.
WINDSOR, Vt. July 27.-Col Hiram Oh
arlow is dead after a protracted illness. a. a.
Three tons of congressional records
ssed through Rutland Monday, which es
ere directed To Hon. George f. Edmunds III III
burlington and ex-Gov. Stewart at on
iddlebury. M M
The Harris Manufacturing company of m'
ltland has just made the first lot of 100 IN
airs for the Bermuda Chair company OF ha to
Adams, OF which Smith and Fonda &c,
the proprietors. These chairs are biI
ry simple in construction, and will not 10y
'lgh over II pounds. They are made of The
o ash frames which are fastened to- Ieg
ther and covered with canvass, being j.,
lecially designed for camping and picnic ~
tiles.
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