Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-03-05

demonstrated to New Englanders that she
could have Il week of sport in the
winter while the Thermometer was
down among the minus degrees
George DeLong who has claim OFF, for Il
couple of months on account of getting
his fingers pinched while coupling cars,
took his train again Monday. During his
absence Mr.. Frank Wilder of Troy, has
run the branch trains....A man by the
name of Labonte, Il section man ON the
Bennington and Rutland road, met with
quite serious accident at the State ,line
Friday. While passing from one car to
another of Il job train. his foot slipped and
he fell between the cars, striking the back
OF his head against prOtruding bolt. He
remained unconscious for Il long time but
finally came to enough to he removed to
his home in Arlington Had the train
been in motion he certainly must have
been killed
Waterbury.
T. II. Kennedy of Burlington George
A. Daley of Cambridge, O. II. Burnham
of New Haven Conn, Leonard Huutly of
Cabot registered at the Trotter House with
friends Of Aunt blliey Arms the
mother of G. y. Arms at DuXbury
corners celebrated her SGth birth day find
ing her in remarkably good preservation
for woman of her years.
Moses NJ. Knights is expected home this
week from Boston, the operation of re
moving the cataracts from his eyes being
successful. Mrs. Willis Crossett, aged
% years, died of consumption, leaving an
infant one week old. She was the daugh-
ter of Horace Morse of DuXbury. The
daughter next older died two months ago.
80. Alphonse DreXel of Berlin, was mar
ricd to Miss Nellie Guyctte of DuXbury
The oldest inhabltant' says we have not
had so severe storm in fifty years .
Prof f.. K. Ober frOze his feet, hands and
ears while driving from Montpelier to
MlddleseN last Friday to attend his sing
ing school. After working long time to
break through the drifts against the
cutting northwest wind he grew
drowsy and barely escaped death before
reaching shelter. Joseph Boiselle has
added to his shOemaknG and furniture
and clothing quite a trade in bread and
crackers irOm the bakery of :. Beach Of
Burlington.
Hartford
Gov. and Mrs. Pingree are in New York
this week. The governor has gone there on
business and Mrs. pingree to visit friends
go. Rev. :. lngersOll Briant and wife are
on short vacation. Uncle" Joseph l..
Dutton celebrated his 18th birthday an
niversary by party dinner at Pease's :
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