Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-02-19

IL haS Two weeks more 10 Keep .Sa.-
ilsle ferrln closed ms term OF sch0ol Ill
Colchestcr last week ana Is now a1 NOME
Attempted Murder at Barnard.
A man nv the mama of Cnsyell about II
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Ii Tic u,;fo u,ho l. nho,,t IN ,oors Of ,,,a
He hacame ieolnus of her and in the
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WIN 'H MI ne nt nI rnin ~ I the honse
where me, she she was enraSed to work in the
lallllly, shol Her' lHh ClltrSe SuIuch Htl
her BODY, The woman was alive at last
accounts but il is thoupht She can NOT
recover Caswcu was arrested immedi-
ately and i'm default of $1,000 bonds he was
committed to the Woodstock iail
wy, ,b M l i,i ~. vifo ~ ii,.a
with, but protests that he has no recollec-
ton of the shooting. He is a weak old
man and quite decrept.
Serious Runaway at East Fairheld'-other
Matters.
lanes Carey Mike Cary and PAT Inv
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WHY VII '"S Aio'i WY N',i',Se i"e'''"'
IIocl, craat An tbroo ,.o,o +hrou.r fror,
the buopv to tbe frozen ground The
horse became freed from the hupov and
ran into a small onthouse in r n Flood's
vard not far distant where il was fonnd
dead. with its neck broken Two of the
bows were seriously Injured.
Two cases Oh scarlet leVer are reported
South Royalton.
Josiah Smith. who has been at the
months has returned to his home in this
place He is very sick
Waterbury.
,t,,,os NJ Iyrirh+ b,s ,,ono +o pos+o, 70
have cataract removed from his eye
;n,Georee w. Manual. az ta. Is Preparine ~
,ii q ile 20, II Nv iee' ~ w i@0' az Hi'
'lii''se iesi'iehoe'
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HON: Justus Oartt spoke upon the rela
eass;on &c tLa o1,,cationaj ,,aa+inC, hail
here, Thursday evening. o. p. Cilley fol
lowed with Il paper upon the duties anC
relations of the people to the schools. Oh
| Friday Principal Conant of Randolph
and Principal Hit of Northtield, ad
dressed the meeting.
r..t y;,d,a,,r
On the 10th inst. Mrs. f. w. Sessions
started to go down into the cellar, whel
her heel caught on ne stairs ana she fel
to the bottom, causing fracture Of tn
lett wrist, Wrenchlng her ankle ana bad
ly bruising other parts OF her body.
Hydepark.
Hon. c. 8. Pare has returned from hi
official trip as inspector Preston Deni
is rapidly recovering from his INJURIES re
co;,-aJ ~. lo;,,r, L; -;ol,aJ h,- jnrgn /,
was shoeing. DR.. Petty has an uncl
visiting him from Iowa. The winte
term of the academy closed Tuesday. Th
spring term will begin March 3, with tn
same board of teachers.
a fire broke out from defective chin
ney in the new house of l.. S. Lamb. Tn
cltlZenS pail brigade turned out IN fore
the bonse and fnrnitnre ahout 400 ,vorfI
Insured for sisoo
Bethel
The division of the Sons of Temperate
organized here few weeks ago with Di
C. c. Perry as Worthy Patriarch, no,
number about % members.
Edward Wilson bought in Bostol
last week car load of dilapidated cit
horses, which he is now retailing from hi
stable at knock down prices and they ar
nearly are all sold The society c
Christian Endeavor organized in this vi
lage one year ago next week, has invite
other societies in adjoining towns t
: versary on that occasion.
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m f'n
consa ~ ~ ,no,oIn - - o.oosu "
: that neighborhood. There are sewers
cases and one death .. Dea. H. A. Spoo
while drawing logs, tipped his load ove
and got his foot jammed badly. Sever,
bones are thought to be broken Nelso
Trustworthy, who was seriously hurt by
! falling tree. is so as to be out again g. Va
King recently cut his hand on lumbt
saw K. A. Damon and wife have r,
turned from Providence, r. l., where the
have been visiting for fey weeks.
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