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

| mentS Tor It's CeleDratlOn
futile & Co, State printers, are sending
off the blanks for tax Inventories for 1856
to the different towns in the State. They
are the same as last year About 100000
blanks are required.
Lucius G.. Goodrich of West Rutland
has brought a suit against the Dorset
Marble company to recover $1,000 alleged
damages for allowing sand and debris
from their marble mill to run into a
stream, causing it to overflow upon his
farm.
There were 344 births in the town of
Rutland last year, and lS5 deaths. This is an
increase of 10 births and 8 deaths over the
preceding year.
A Troy On. " firm wants to start a
shirt factory in Rutland, provided the
citizens will give the rent of Il factory for
five years. The work would require 300
women hands with payroll of $4,000 Il
month.
The trotting horse Earle" has been
sold by by its Hartford Comm owner to
John Utton of Morrisville for 1880.
William Case of Jay, while at work in
Paine's mill, received u blow from Il
flying board which knocked out several
teeth,
Earle, three-year-old son of f. p. Adams
of Newport Centre, broke one limb re
Gently while jumping from chair to the
floor
The Legislature of Massachusetts has
passed an appropriation of $4,000 for the
Bennington battle monument
The late Hosea Doton of Woodstock
was the author Of the rule for casting an
nual interest adopted under the act of the
legislature, November 10, 1866.
ID. b. Merwin has been appointed post
master at Chipman's Point.
The Swanton dramatic club will play
"Fanchon the Cricket in a few weeks.
Mrs. John Simon of Panton slipped
and broke her leg below the knee We'd
nesday afternoon.
Frank w. Wheeler of Rchford has been
granted patent for nail design
Fred Woodward has been transferred to
the st. Adams and Hoosick Junction mail
route, and Agent Madigan takes the Cana
dian run.
AT the annual convention of the Chi Psi
Alumni association of Northern New
York at Albany on Friday Hon. James X.
Batchelder of Arlington was elected one
of the vice presidents of the association.
The selectmen of Troy have received a
message from Gov. Pingree advising vigi-
liant watchfulness lest the small poX cross
the line 1t is understood that federal aid
has again been invoked to confine the
pestllence within its present borders.
Mrs Nartb, Johnson ,1iad NJ Do,,.,,,,o,,
Friday from tho ofTart Of ~ f,;h+ tI .','i Jii
received he dav before She zen. ,,'f Feohie
Old lady about % years of age, and was
told by drunken fellow that her son had
dropped dead in the street. The story was
not true The report affected her so that
she went into commissions and died.
The following address yns found NJ, q
letter. mailed LI a Rutland ,,,,,, t.,T M q
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and mate"
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churches in View Orleans Tn.tippt '7,oi o, nj
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first circnlar saw aver rnn in Vor, "n ny
NOT in New EnTland ahnut "a vear, nn,n II
ponia,,,i,, ,'Sf - O'i' e.
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and has sold the Titbt f. sell thn 1,no,inn
in five Western Stntns for s5ooo ''N '''0
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father on andorSomonts f"r - D. iiio
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sion and unnrotitahIamess Of ma rnvf,iu9,
business ''e '"'i'iii7
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n mi,e IT. WorH III ihe cotion mil Chas.
fallinG hnnrd ana foIi tbra,l VS. ~ pS +"
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snriousiv bu,t ''''H 'eio"' ile - Ho'
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