Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20
place now, the other having burned few
months ago.

GRAFTON and went to oaleih' Mass, ana
gave her ths plant IL Is cana MY anu
Is stlll In bloom.
Rev and Mrs. +. B, FISK OF Morrisvllie
We're seen recently riding III very peculiar
old-iashloned slelgh' the veritable one IN
whlch they often rode peIore their mar
rage ana "hich was owned oy the dorh-
mo grandia'her many years o'iore'
Among the interesting relics in the posses
sion of Newbury residents are powder
horn, bearing the date 100, which Is sup
posed 10 nave been carried IN the war OF
the reNoiutlon' ana mana oa s,oa maze ih
Io1'' "hicn VIII sun carry loVo pounus'
l.. b hu' OF farlaX mas presented I,
ID. atson Oh ST. Adams with book oil
practical forms for writings published ut
Middlenury, W., In l6o4. Inc author al
iords no iurther cue to MS IDENTITY than the
note that the work Is by "a gentleman oil
inc bar
otepnen Onurch CuttIhs OF LuhehourSu,
late oil Concord, died recently, aged %
years, as the result OF tall on the Ice his
injuries appeared to be slight but he com
piained OF the jar to his stomach, wh'ch at
length rejected al ioou ana he dleu wlthin
lie" uayS' lie suliereu no pam
d. T. wade, the station agent at East
Fletcher, detailed there IN place OF [. ~
Morse, Is said 10 nave leit Tor parts un-
known, WIN ticket 10 o,' LOUIS anu once
money, IN all over clVo. Inc postoHlce
was III MS cu9'ooS, put III ~ NOV huo"h
lH"t tHele was any ucHcle"tI'
lhe allowance OF Tlo month and coun-
sci lees 70 MRS Juha fIower smith 10y
Judge 1a''' during the penoancy Oh her
peuVioh lor ulNorce against County CIerh
"ml'h q! hutlahd mas ieu 10 the as
closure oil an e&clthg scahual "u'ch causes
great sensation IN Iegai' MaSohic' church
and social circles IN Rutland.
At meeting OF the Iutland Driving
ARK associnton heid luesuay' IL was voted
10 10 hoiu HeeIlhg august IL, i, ana I'.
nero VIII De lour sUahe races Tor loais OF
| - GO, CO. ~ ana siA cass races with
purses amounting 10 over foOou. IN the
I"'l CLASS races Inc CURSES viii DC F4Vo IN
each'
Bert Hunter, Young man - years OF
! age, or Eat foditneY, swindled hls mother,
MIS-. mar Teirel Huh'eT ureeh, ouO o. ?'VV'
0ne KEEP. Her U"uh poot III the ourehu ura"-
| en- anu btrU s0oIe 'He DOOR, went TO Nut-
iahu ana dra"ed Tue ABOVE sum- came bock
nome sVAyeu one hlsu'' anu Cuen nepaIteu
Ior paris UNKNOWN
Herman White of Cavendish met with
drawing wood, lie was unhitchlng the
oxen when u locomotive whistled, trlSh en-
ing The oxen and they started, throwing
ar. me u'"h' ine sI''s passing over
Llin. Ills injuries are not serious, bnt
WIZ oo''iuo "in 20 uHe nou'o lor some tlihe'
in the case o. Alien vs.. Aorace FAIR
banks estate al 1T. Johnsoury Judgment
was given 10Y $50, without costs. Ihe
sum was Tor Slo,UV Inc attorneys lol
the pIu}nl.hs we're Grover Cleveland hrm,
NlcN cagh, Tracy a bangs oi New ork,
ana HobertS a. Roberts or burlington, anu
lde a Qulmby appeared Tor the defendant.
Lieut.. L. f. laggart has returned from
Norwich university to Piattsburgh, y. y.
II Is understood that he dld not desire The
detail of commandant at Northheld, aud hl'
protest to tho war department resulted IN
ms beng returned to MS command Lieut.,
Frederick h'moail OF the otu I. >. infant
~, who Is now stationed at Laredo, lex,
succeeds him.
A sad accident occurred in c. NJ. Stoin-
burS's lumber woods at Meuion where SOM
Italians were cutting timber They felleC
a large birch tree and it struck some deaC
one, breaking the top, winch flew back an
struck one Of them on the head and ri8h
shoulder driving the shoulder INTO the body
ou' u''i III c-'h tHc 9hull' ii' ''c' ~ H'"l :
) but was unconscious Of any pain until h
died,
) The large granite hill in Chelsea known
as Brocklebank mountain, lying partly il
. that town and partly in Tunbridge, ha
been purchased 10y party of wealthy men
who are understood to have purchased th'
land o. the purpose of developing the gran
= ito quarries and build railway to connec
t with the PassumpSic, running past the larg
) copper mine in Stratford. Large quantitie
of granite were quarred from this hill be
fore the civil war, and the men who hav
q worked it say 1t is equal to the best Quincy
granite.
= Petitions are circulating signed mainly b,
Rutland women, addressed to the judges o
the Rutland County Court, asking the i'm
~ mediate removal of Henry II. Smith fro,
- the Office OF county clerk A few gentlene
= ,,,,, ,o1,,,iors of Nr smith ptitior
have been sent into other towns of the coul
tv for SIGNATURES. No movement has as We
y been madc hy the members Of the bar. 4
. G.. Coolidge and Edward Dana are mel
y toned for the Office