Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
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appointed to succeed Story.
Charlie aged II, son of Thomas II. Ryan
of Brattleboro, was drowned in the Con-
necticut river at the rear of the railroad
Sunday evening. He was skating with
other boys and broke through the ice.
Willie brisbane, his playmate, narrowly es-
capped. The body was recovered.
1t IS announced that Jerry Bouldry of
North Pennington, Vt, who has been
year in the house OF correction at Rutland
serving e long term sentence for selling
liquors, has been pardoned Ivy Governor
Dillingham; y strong petition was pro
scented to the governor asking for the man !
release.
"Down country" parties are putting up
an ice houss at Barton. They will erect a
building which will require l2l, 600 feet of
lumber. T. j. Alden, formerly of Barton
but now doing an extensive ice business in
New York city, has just closed a contract
with parties to furnish him 5000 tons of
Lake Champlain ice
Changes at the Daorfeld river pulp mill
at Readsboro have been completed. a new
| 500 horse power horizontal water wheel
ha, been put in, beside eight grinders five
stuff chests and pumps two steam boilers,
| two rotary boilers and all the shafting,
There were formerly in the mill five wood
grinders and three 12-inch net machines.
COL Truman c. Fletcher of St Johns
bury, who has so recently been called upon
to mourn the death of his wife, has again
met with sad loss in the death of his only
brother, Fayette F. Fletcher, which occur
red at his home in Minneapolis, February
10. The colonel and also his parents, Col.
Frederick Fletcher and wife, will have the
sympathy of a large circle Of friends in this
vicinity
George W. Stanton of Rutland, agent for
Hamer's patent washer, has disappeared.
Nothing has been seen OF him for two weeks
Suicide is feared. lle was badly in debt and
dispoudent and before he went away wrote
letter to his brother in North Adams
Mass, telling him to come to Rutland ana
get his effects, which he left at the hote
where he boarded Search is being insti
tuted.
j. p. Mulln, a Central Vermont brake
man, fell from car and under the train
| Tuesday afternoon near Milton the wheel.
passing over one leg and one arm. The in
cured man was put into a caboose at once
and taken to St. Albans, but died befor,
reaching That place. Deceased was IA younl
man who mad come from Montreal anc
had only been at work on this road sine
| the / | tn inst.
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