Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Hey. j. L. Farrow of East Burke is
pocted to prench a. Kirby and East Lyndon
! alternate Sundays for the next conference
I year.
! Tie Central Vermont railroad bridge,
/ three lDilos above Chester, was burned Sat
urday afternoon. Loss $1,000. Trains were
delayed 10 homs,
IAe teachers OF the gcadoi school at Both
o assisted by some Of tho students sot sew
| eral tIue maple trees in front of the school
house May day.
Snow fell every day up to Friday of last
week in Middietown Springs and ice formed
! an oight OF an inch in thickness, 1t is feared
that tue frni, crop is ruined.
Joseph Lamar Of Lyndon Centre had his
nose and collar bone broken last Monday,
bis team getting frightened at brush and
| going over an embanEEent
S. j. Hastings Of rassumpsic, the newly
! appointed superintendent for children's
exhibition at the Caledpnian county fair, Is
arranging the premiums to be given.
y gang Of rs men have been put to work
at Iyndouville on the coal shute 1t will
take them all summer to do tho work and
require about 600 900 feet of lumber.
The members Of the executive committee
Of the Vermont Press association recently
met in Boston to coiuplete arrang for
the excursion which ii TO bo had early in
July.
Burt Durgin aged 24 years, employed in
a rest auraut at Wells River, fell from the
cars in that place Saturday evening, and
was injured so badly that he died the uext
day.
Lloyd Roberts, eight years OF age, while
playing with COMPANION Friday at bis
home in Blissville loll on the tinos OF a hay
fork, which pierced his heart, hlning hiln
instantly.
Tmtuon Ei,l of Bichville died Sunday
m-rnirg. Ills funeral was held Tucsday
at o clock p m. lie had been president
OF the First National bank OF Orwell for
several years.
A couple Of young men living in Norton
came into that village the other day loaded
With revolver and rifle and proceeded to
paint the place red, which they did without
any interference.
The Richardson fish pond at Bratteboro
experienced Il wnshout recently, about 800
cart loads Of earth being carried away 1t
will take 800 to make the repairs. Thou-
sands of trout escaped.
The new band of lady evangelists, Miss
Milton and Miss Rodgers, began work in
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'le' 'riJ % 'No H'''i'NuiJ SoC'e'5'
W. NJ a'Aei' IoFlnerIy soPerlAdenc or
'ho iassuhnIH'c ra'fo"d' uhs resigned ms
ios'u"u rs NhsuH@ agent Oh the concord anu
montreal. He mas Deeh III me business over
oo years
me so-eaiied Curtis factory ut west
5ra'ueOoro, owned ~ CnIoe ~ ana Albert
Euoy' ana occupied bY Them 10Y sho manu-
Iac'ure o. So y and patent meIcnes, was
burned May o. Loss $<OUu insurance fSyY
10 is understood that many people Of
Bradford, including some orphans end wild
ows, will lose everything by the Winner In
vestment company future. Sympathy, Of
course, viii he given tiam
The William II. Taylor Go. of Castle
ton, slate cc7cern, have been offered $1,000
cash and exemption from taxation for 10
wear by the Fa.rhaven board Of trade IL
they Will locate there.
I, w Houe of North Bauniug+on lnta
sun-rviso, o., education in thot oonutg hos
been elected suuerintendent Of school. for
Brookh.ld and North Broohheld. Worcester
county, Mass, and has assumed bis duties.