Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-30
Rendsboro bids fair to have new pulp

". f. Stafford will deliver the Memorial
Day address in ST. Johnsbury.
Charles Smith fell on an icy walk in Rut
land ON Friday and broke his leg.
There were II births and - deaths in
Brattlebcro village district last year.
Rutland's S high school debating club has
decided that the United States has no Use
for Canada
ASHLEY Blodgott of Norwich, died at
Hanover, y. H., Sunday. He was nearly
81 years Old.
At q suecn bridge meeting held in Grand
Isle january 20, the vote was two to one
in favor OF the bridge
Junia D. Barber OF Townshend has given
the Brattieboro Univcrsalist society $500 to-
ward the debt on the parsonage.
At Coventry recently eighteen logs were
cut from pine tree. Seventeen OF these
logs were IL feet long and one log feet in
length.
Tho Brattleboro Congregational church
society Is free from debt and has contribut-
cd upward of $500 for charitable work
during the past year.
Nearly goo persons in Rutland have been
notified that their names should Do stricken
from the checklist which will be used ut
the next town meeting.
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nos al Hfatuenofo' mas nied petlIon IN
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Nary HoNeS popularity as a putHc
singer con ,ANe7 un'"a'eu Harllord went
nearly VIA over A-r Iast week. ana her
concerts nave '''" every ""tIo Su'oessl ul'
0incn tne recent sale' oil MeFlno sheep IN
AusraIla at such iahuIou' prices, many
farmers III Vermont are ihHhlnS arrange
ments to 50 INTO more extensive sheep hus
Landry
Miss Irout OF Fellows rams ieH on an
icy sidewalk recently and hurt her head SO
severely mat She was unconscious for six
hours and las been more or less affected
mentally since
Fl. q. Grant, who was arrested at Rut
land for horse stealing, proved an allbl anl
was released and another man arrestee
by Sherih Howe OF Ludlow, proving to b'
tho real cuiprIt.
In accordance with vote Of the stock
holders oil the Rutland Electric Light com
pany the capital stock of the company ha
been increased from t5o,OUO to SlOO, 1000
II Is divided INTO 5000 shares of $50 each
John Fcrgu on, a farmer Of Langion, \
H.. While driving on the Sullivan railroad
track near South Charlestown Monday
night, vas struck by a freight train and he
AMI his Two horses were killed,
Fred ". Robinson, superintendent of The
employment department of the Boston y.
". NJ. G. A., ami formerly Of St. johns
Lury, has been appointed secretary of til,
Chrl,,taNu Mass. y. NJ. c. \.
Tie out.ue ior nul..ng in Rutland
Proctor Con;rc Eutuul. West Rutland
brandon. Eliruayen and Iouitaey durin.
IT,. current year is said to be far more
lromi-p than for tho past few years.
Another Vermont woman has been hon