Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-23

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"a larse ana ehlhusiastic citi1ens meetins
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"ee'"Y eNeh''E' "' ""'V'' Vo"l'''l' 'os was
~ 'n.'u, .'so i''''i,' ''h'
deputy SherlH w. = Stearns arrested
H. U' GRANT OF bostohoH the mail train
Ne arrest was inauo on descriptive
'''rs avn llo'n N'"0"s r"'''
uI'"h =. NtcFen', esq, was electeo
president OF 'Ae Ne" brtulord village cor
| Poi"lCh' rum H. Everett, HISI trustee,
ul,u Chh''es zones secohH' ~ Ooiourh'
VINO nus actou ID 'ho Saiiie chl'aclty III the
, IrG uis'ric'' was iiuue CLERK Oh tne ho"
''i''se'
N"en H. Hl''' VINO represents the thlrd
Us "'uy u,str'cu Oh Aluahy' IN tne Ne"
ORR IeB s'a'ure,'Sa haViNe OF Ia"Iet, hut-
I"la couil' y vas ed'cateu at Troy confer
ehce' Mr' lilt1 Is 40 year, oi age ana mar
! re" d uausl' oI tAe Ia1e hoh' Jouh Oro"-
/ ICY Oh Mouh' hohy'
heV. EHr" hoyt bylnS'on' u. d. form
/ cry oi NeIhohl' u'n "eeh e4eo'eu secretary
ana lor"Ilah oi me New hh4iahd historic
"eahoioHlcal soc'otI. MS is an honorabIe
ana permanent poS'tl ior winch Dr. by
| !hG''oh nom MS antiquarian taste ana ms
III"
a barn in.' owned ny 'ohn DAILY was burned
| oh oh 'He l-lu III u 'lIIa" e cAi'eu Houonl, OF tne
0la'e Line, TWO h'l'e west Oh North ben
/ n'nH'on' lWo nofs'S were purhen 10 death'
| y '"' ,"st, SlG'=" '".'' HaiHess were &c
"uoYeu NotnlnH Is 1o"n oil the orlslh
VI '"9 iie' Inc pr 4r'y was ParViy III
su' ou'
a. w. raileY' lor 'sriy a CONDUCTOR on
'ne Cen''al NeFihoht oau' hau shoulder
! O'"'N'4 anu sS'oi"' IIu9 OI"Acn WINE Try
! ms I" cV"Pit V"Is Oh t"e " csO '9uore foa,'
VIZ" 1""'I uu' 'e an encounter WI"
aH"""r'! Us lie Is no" az ms nome III '7Era-
U"9e' uOlhg "S wen ~ oo''d p' eNpec'eu'
in tie suit OF Eugene ,. Ramsay of Lem
nston against the Boston ana Maiua rail
| ROAD for $40, 600 for injuries to plaintiff On
defendant rni!road the jury at
bo7'ou eHhesuay rendered Nefoic'
% "~"VOu uai'dEes' holloh 10y ne"
lr''" was Ii'eu li'lniedIa,eiy on the ground
OIL newly discovered eVluehco'
Inc annual meeting OF the Gale
donna AsTlcultural society was held at
| 1t. John-bury Tuesday and officers
/ CHOSEN loH the ensuing Year. W llliam ing
gins was elected president and f. /. ldc,
secretary ana treasurer both the officers
! "'e from 50 JoHhNpurN' An executive
COMMITTEE from o'eA town was also chosen
Neorge W. hacon, VINO represents the
| hrst Nari Oh the clty oI Manchester ii the
/ NeW hampshire Legislature, Is native OF
Ncrahre Orange county. lie has recn a
I Te'"'' Ut o. mat c't} - years. lie served
III tEo l1th Vt. regiment. lie is by voca-
tlon skilled mechanic, connected with the
STARK m"A
Harry fNIraCup. emDIOvGl the farm OF
Fred johnson IN Clarendon, comnsltted
suicide ueSday by taking dose OF poison.
About three Years ago. II Is stated, he was
married TO f-iI/a Turner at Last barnard
and they lived at iaremont, y. H., about
"A year, Waen diideuites arose and they
/ parted. lie vas 81 years old ana 1t Is sup
posed dependency WAS the cause oil The
suicide.
r. j. Blake of Bellows Falls has pic
ture Of the first bridge built across the Con
uectIcul there, and in nil probability the
first one that ever spauncd the river any
where. The buildeI', name was Hale and
many of his detcendcnti have been found,
one OF whom owns the old cash boS used 10
deposit the toll in. 1t Is lteIy that the
picture and box Will both be put in the Ii
bra"y for the benefit ol the town.
Hon. \. =, swain has in his possession
Il bound volume OF Couei q paper
printed entirely hy hand with a pon An
eccentric genius living in the sJuth part of
Ninlham county began to issue II IL 100
or thereabouts and continued il until loi5.
The paper discussed all the issues of the iav
like any newspaper. The elltor sent them
to tue State papers and always exacted a
copy in exchange. \ copy Of this paper
was sold not long since Tor SO. This vol
u!ue is, therefore, very valuable
Franklin County supreme Court rcas-
sumbied at at St Albaus On the morning
OF the 10th to dispose of tine cases hoard.
The ca5es of O. \. Hurton ". F. b.
Kennedy. j. ". Hobart VS.. sumner
oung, ". g. Fonda Vs. q. \. Burton
ana +. A. Sovles were entered with the
court In the case Of STATE VS.. Labountv
for poisoning COW. the demurrer was
uvcrr1ied, nhicn mqkcs the indictment sui
iicient. ana the case il rcmanded 10 the
County Court for trial In the cnsr of State
vs.. Frank Goodwin, the respondent was
lined l'1.
The files of the Bellows Falls Gazette,
the first new -parer published in town, fur
nishes much valuable historical mutter. in
. II is shown the beoiDuiur and urOgrnss of