Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
ALL OVER THE STATE.
WHAT A WEEK BRINGS FORTH IN
THE WAY OF NEWS.
The Happenings of Seven Days on our
Hills and In our Valleys Condensed and
Psregraphed for Busy Free Pxoss
Readers,
The iail at Newport is without an inmate

started up their mil May l.
There are 10 French families in North
Danvilie adjoining each other.
The Rutland Young Mems Catholic union
is being provided with library.
Thus far there have been 80 cases of
measles in the town Of Charleston.
Fish Commissioner Atherton has just put
40, 900 trout into Greensboro pond
Only about tbree-Quartors as much sugar
was made in Wheelock this year IA last.
During the season a steamer will run be-
tween Hydeville and the Prospect House
Joseph White Of Glou Sutton had one of
his eyes put out by a chip vhilo cbopp ng.
Over 600 pounds of brook trout were
taken into Hardwick village recently in one
day.
George Moore Of Worcester broke his
right leg whils handling logs n few days
ago.
The bicycle boys Of Bellows Falls, 40 in
number, will give minstrel entertainment
soon.
There are ITO school Children in Jay and
only 140 Of them attended school during the
past yenr.
]. G. Hill Of Elmore was severely kicked
while leading playful colt ard several ribs
were broken.
j, W. Wright Of Chimney Point Ia ship
ping frozen poultry TO New York and Bos
ton markets.
The machinery for the cheese factory at
East Bernard has arrived and ia being set
up for business.
4 tape worm was taken from Win Rem
nett of Wocott on the 23d inst, which
measured SO feet.
The Essex county teachers institute be-
gins at Bloomfield May ~, and VIII con
tinue three days
The repairs on the covered bridge at
Springfield are so far completed as to be re-
opened for travel.
About 100 of Brattleboro's fishermen left
town on April 80 so as to be on hand at the
brooksides May /.
young daughter of J. E. Sullivan of
Hard v icl: is in a serious condition from the
bite Of n vicious dog.
John Romneron of South Wallngford
has wild bnckb berry briar ID feet long and
| nearly an inch thick.
T. J. Mathsr of the Poultacy Slate quarry
has purchased Don 4. Barber 5 slate quarry
for the sum OF $4,000
The new telephone line being put up hos
at last reached Felchvillo aud is rapidly
nearing completion.
Hon. George Adams Of Enosburgh, for
old age April 20.
Joshua Merriam OF Morrisville has start
ed a f5ck OF regis cred Cotswcld sheep and
buff Coossuck hens.
The Windsor Machine company of Wind
sor has added q new Pond planer over 81
feet long, 70 its plant.
The May term o. the Supreme Court
Caledonia county. couvenes at ST. Johns
bury Tuesday, May y.
The entire fire department Of bennington
accompanied bv a band. will attend the
Rutland tournament july (.
Postmaster Fred A. Field, who hos beer
confined for wcel: with the grip, is able
again 70 visit III, office
Martin Snaullng uf Elmore, las put into
his mill now 52-incA circular saw in th'
place Of the one recently broken.
H. W. Scott Of Bennington took dose o
ammonia on tha 2eth lo, medicine. TIo We.
promptly trtLted and will recover.
George fII.r an en- miloye Of tle Este,
Organ company OF B-artleboro, fell from
lauder and had two ribs broAon.
Romeo Wiuslo,y Of North DapviDe recent
" sold L., farm, which had been in the DOE
session Of one family oysr 100 years.
Parties Interested IN the new reilroe
sonome between Rutland and Greenwich ar
III Granville securing the rlgnt OF way.
Landlord Wilder of ooufh Londonderr
WA, recently fn.d Sfu0 for salIin,, lyhi.l,av
Those who dance must heip pay the fiddler
There are 34j children of school eyc
tAa 12 district, Of Bethel TIA town hns az
pended $3.50. A7 for .choolin. the pest veo1
The Noth.r. Lumber co1upepv have h.
tween 8 and 10 million feet Of lop, rsa.l
to be 1re..ed a, tbo,r mil in North Como,
laro.it os cr,,,.I b.a ho,.,, d,eco,.a,.5 ;