Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07

NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN TIE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
The Winooot,i valley. village up North,
Along Deter Creek and by the shores
OF White River Covered by Special
Reporters.
MONTPELIER.

As the j.05 ~ m. mail train from Wells
River was ON Thursday last backing up from
the Central Vermont depot, misplaced
switch in the Montpelier aud Wells River
bridge caused collision with coal cars
George Colby, an omploye 90 the railroad,
who stood chatting with two other men in
one of the cars, was knocked onto the stove,
breaking in the lower orbit bone OF his right
eye and cutting decp cash two inches long
ON his right cheek. He was carried home
md DR.. Chandler reports him to be out of
Iii, head, and says there is a possibility OF
his brain being injured Three or four cars
and the engine were considerably damaged,
one car knocked or the track and Il teie-
graph pole broken down
The new Dtavitt soap stone quarry in the
edge Of Moretowr, has a large face nearly
cleared ana the owners expect to take
thcrcfrom 100 tons of soap stone at once.
jerome Hart, who was lately injured by
premature blast, VIII probably resume work
next week.
State Geologst Rev. G, W. Perry is to
give a lecture ON "Niarblc, - Monday even
ing, November no. in Representatives. Hail
Notices are posted prohibiting bicycle rid
,ug on tine sidewalks in the village and the
hcyclists want to know il hotel trucks,
wheebarrovs and baby carriages cannot
also he prohibited on the same walks.
rbe rronosed new LODGE of Fore,ters was
mot orgouIzaJ Inst Thursday might rs arranl-
ed for a telegram being received from the
prronizers that thov could not come. after a
party Of nearly 30 were gathered In the hail
ion. tbo meeting. The institution is now set
fo,, ns,,t veol, Thursday NIGHT
William Horn, granite cutter at the Wet
moro < Morse works. "A late arrival from
Minneapolis, dicd Friday of typhoid fever.
uo ,rss recently married and his ace was
about o.
The funeral of William Horn was held
Sot,,rds, afternoon. Rov. \. l. Hourh
officiating. Twenty odd Fellows from Yer
mont Lodge and about SO stone cutters attend
,d in a hoiv and marched TO Green Mount
ren,a,orv Mr.. ard Mrs. Horn were mar
eieJ ahout ,sine weeks ago and had been in
Town about seven weeks.
The officers elected in Montpelier lodge Of
Good 1'e,nnlars Friday night for the ensu-
in., nuorter urs. w. Arthur Jones. c. T.:
Mr.. Orrn Da,ev !. l.: Airs. ". Arthur
.Iopos recor,iu,- secretary. Merton Curtis
assistant secretary: l.. &. Hathaway. fnan-
rial secretary. Mrs. IL. Nj. Falos treasurer:
Mrs d. l.. Fuller. $. }. r.: Mrs. G. l..
Rolert- r G.. T.: Rev. W. 4. Evans.
chanlain: W. A. Parry. marshal; Minnie
Young. d. NJ: Ellen omg. guard; II. c.
Iull sentinel, &. II. Livingstone received
his commission s : loIce deputy for the eusu
ING vear. iustn Ilation ceremonic, viii oc-
rur NEXT Friday night.
The 1G5 mere farm of the late Alexander
smith is TO be sold at auction. November
On
In fine Suurerle Court last Friday md
Ea+u,.uy TN. ca.as of (:ilchri.l aud Cham
L.rl.in Us pbilo 3. Van Drko. 4 Coiedonio
ro,,,,t,, case and Henry r. Cunnipgb,u "
Matthew E. Cab eek we're arratd Monday
mont ana Canada railroad vs. Central Yer
mont falfoHd' on pvtlulo" OIL Il3 i'u'Ialld
ruiIroad company. new case put on the
docket.
The Military band fair opened Monday
av,uirc nj taD;t.I hall with p fair attcn-
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lies; AyiopncEe solo, J. w. DOnohoe; finale
Take This" The various luncy worl.
falle, and baoths are very Urettily ar
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