Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-21
ALL OVER THE STATE.
WHAT A WEEK BRINGS FORTH IN
THE WAY OF NEWS.
Brief Items of Interest from Every Cor
ncr of Nermont-Persouals, Manu-
featuring Notes, Fires, Accidents
and Minor Items.


master at Shaftsbury.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
Fnhrain, Morse of Williamsville, was cele-
brated last week.
Row William, G Scofield was installed as
na.tor of the historic church at Marlboro,
last wool.
p,,. NJ Atwood of North Danville has
accented call TO the Free Baptist church
at Shefield
4 foot Of sro,v is raror+cd at Newuort
,.itb eno .I,iobinu Ice Is inches thick is
boino cut from, Lake NIemphrenngop.
Z. NJ. Baley's house at Pittstord was
burned the 18th with contents. There was
no insurance and the loss is estimated at
1880.
The lime operations at Amsden will be
largely increased this year. Last year the
output was 10000 barrels; this year it will
be 20, 900 barrels nearly if not quite.
Mr. P. W. Clement Of Rutland, accom-
panied by his family, left Saturday morn
ing for the South, via Washington, in a
special private Wagner car.
Charles johnson has bean aDnointad Gen
eral sunerintenlont of tbc Howe Scals com
many ut Rutland. vice W. W. REYNOLDS
who resigned some time ago.
Miss Serotia Alexander of Brattlcbor0
has been awarded Judgment of SEQ. .Si1
in the suit brought against the admins
traitor of her brothers. estate, in Illinois
In addition to her engagements to sing
at Greenfield and Northampton, Miss Howe
of Brattleboro, has dates fixed for St
,Johnsburv March :, and Pittstied. Mass
March 1S
Theodore Voorhees,. formerly superin-
tendent of the Rutland and Whitehall and
Rutland and Washington railroads, has
been elected general superintendent of the
Central Hudson road.
4 feu Rntlond can,hIars went on a nil
primare to Granville last week and succeed
ed in dropping between 5000 and S1OO. They
were evidentIv mistaken in their estimate of
the workers., 3,
Addison, county, ado,,+s C,.oo,,,o,f,s ori+,,
80 o,,,, t1,',', o. 'i-i
ra,,t,, 1rdaro,s ,,,.o,,,,,o, rbo,,,',,, d. t,
i,, Torn,.l ,.c,,E Jorl,s s,,,l snoIII,. por,,,.,
hiSto,.,,
II is ronortod tbot tbe shaft which , Now,
vork syndira+e hoe sunl, in Clarendon raa,.
Cold river has been abandoned os thair ef-
forts to find iron ore have thus far been
fruitless
ra,,,, p,,o1.,o,. &c -,-,oo,oo,. ,,.o. o,,.i,..,+
olI,, 1no+ ~. pa,,,ia Carrr. a w.,
w. C.o,., .l,I,h+ tt,a 49,, ,''I
ed. The Ball struck Buckley in the hip
but be will recover
AT The last quarterly conference of the
Methodist church at Rutland. Monday eve
ming. it was unanimously voted hv the Off
ria board to request the return to Rutland
Of the Rev. p. r. Lowell for another year.
+. p. CARPENTER of Hratt,cboro has been
elected president of the Enterpr;se Cotton
company of Tallapoosa. Ga. a place which
he is helpinr to boom. - lie was before
president of The Tallapoosa Furnace com.
panv.
The +r,,stoa. of Dort,poutb colIaoa have
chosen Arthur Fairbanks of ST. .JoLnsburv
who has nreviousIv baen \ tutor and is now
in Gormanv IN fII tha TEMPORARY vacancy
in fine Greek department newt year while
Prof. r. b. Richardson is at Athens
The dwelling and contents in Saxtop's
River village, owned by James X. Bancroft
of Buffalo. y. y. and known as The Bi,hor
place was burned Monday night. The los:
is $4,000 and the insurance is s;llJ0 in the
New England and Northern conlpauies.
Tho cour+v hoard Of od,,ootf,,, at Nf-i,,,1
hmm county mat ot RrottIohoro ON Erijar
md adonted these tnxt looks. RutIa,5
,noorenbv Normal enolIer No,n,,l ,yritira
course and Miss Hyda's T.on1naaa Iasson. r.'''7
hon Merritt Clark OF Poultney, formerly
president OF the Albany Northern railroad
passed MS ohn plr'haHy last week. lie i
- ese' 'oU .e'il''n VI 'Le oit s'i'oo
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IL l'''n ~ q ,,,,',.', "o'''g' i"' 80,
'h"''eS " III user oi h"'heS'er' Vs.
arehiah on 'ne CeN'Fai Vernon, raliroao
was hHIeu on Tue Hl5Hl o. tuc l-lh AT Roy