Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24


factory.
Dorset fairly beams with the gay summer
boarder
Summer boarders are Aocking around
Newfane.
A new hotel was opened at Lake Bono
seen Monday.
Travel on Lake Memphremagog exceeds
that of last year.
The old passenger station at'Bellows Falls
is being remodeled.
E. NJ Robbins caught bear on Braintree
mountains last week
The Boston Ideal Banjo club camping
at Lake Park, Newport.
The foundation walls of the new hotel, at
Brandon have been laid
deer and fawn are lowering around the
vicinity of West Burke.
There are 124 summer guests at the Lake
Dunmore House, Brandon.
The New Eagland marble dealers will
visit Proctor Wednesday.
Barnard farmers are agreeable to find
more hay than they expected
The new telephone directory shows Bel
lows Falls with 90 Subscribers
There is talk of draining the big pond In
Woodford and stocking it with trout.
A Citlzers' Alliance club has been organ
zed at Fair Haven with 80 members.
Nearly $50 volumes OF books have been
added to the Grafton library
L. n. Randall of CastletOu dropped q
stone on his foot, badly injuring it.
The mill ct North bennington has partly
shut down, probably for the summer.
The farmers of North Springfield have
Gnshed haying aud report light crop.
e. L. stafford of Barton Landn z is
buying raspberries and wants TO ship ten
tons.
There is quite furry in the market for
ginseng. 1t is found nearly all over Yer
mont.
The Roman Catholics Of Brattleboro held
their annual picnic at Mount Tobey last
Friday.
John Baird, brakeman, was seriously
injured by being knocked from car at 81.
Johnsbury.
Most of the farmers of Hinesburgh report
a good crop of hay, while some will have n
heavy one.
Deacon E. A. Moore OF Weston was
kicked by colt last Friday and had two
ribs broken.
Some one near South Tunbridge has been
poisoning cows and breaking grindstones in
that vicinity.
Deerfield Valley Times correspondent
caught 81 trout recently with blackberry
brier for pole
There are many logs continually float
ing on the Connecticut river that boating is
not very delightful.
The grounds around the Congregational
chupch in North Troy are being handsomely
graded and turfed.
Ara j. Miller of Newport soon goes to
New York where he will have charge OF a
fresh air excursion.
Lightning struck several times during
the thunder shower of last Wednesday near
Wilmington village.
Between 40 and 30 fresh air children from
New York are being entertained at High
land Park Brattleboro.
benjamin Barstow OF West Dorset cut bis
hand 80 severely that he bled to death be-
fore physician arrived.
Charles McLen,han Of Woodford wa.
quite seriously injured by log rolling on K
him from pair of trucks.
An artesian well is being bored on tn,
island near Bellows Falls. A depth of -,
feet has now been reached.
New saddles and brides have been or
dered for the Fuller battery Of BratteborC
for the centennial celebration in August.
Skids arc now used at st. Johnsbury II
unloading trunks from the baggage car, and
the owners OF trunks are duly grateful
Manly Smith of Plainield lost three cow
recently by the stable floor giving away
which left them hanging in the stanchions
As Dustin Eastman of Greensboro wa
taking down hay rRcl, recently, il fel
and striking him in the face broke his Jaw
Charles Willard Of Bartonsville has t
tame trout that weighs over two pounds
and will eat worms from its owners hand
The prospects for good crops in RutlauC
hnl vicinity are good for all kinds of crop
except hay, and fair harvest is expsotee
OF that.
Ernest r. Echey of Brandon went b
New FORK recently aud returned ON hi
bicycle being five days in making tn
journey.
Helen Ryder. a little four year old cir
of Bellows Falls fell from carriage an,
the wheel ran over hor neck. She escape,
uninjured.
+. A. Barrows OF Casteton claims to bav
had his pocket picked of $500 and relieved
of diamond PIN, while attending the circu
at Rutland.
The graded school trustees of bennington
have raised the salaries OF nearly all tn
teachers and increased tho school expense
about $1,000,
The formation OF reservoir company /
Springfield has been completed and meas
ures will be at once begun for putting dar
on Black river
The dwelling house and barn Of Mrs
Eliza Jameson Of West Danyills was burne
on the 18th inst. Nothing unoh was save
only tho piano.
The foaryoar'ad daughter of F. I
Phelps Of Brandon was badly bitten in III
face by bull dog bslsngng to Charlie
Ladn IN last week.
John Plumloy's house In North Clpreodo
was burned Sunday afternoon. Part OF ID
goods were savsd. IL was $1,000 insuranC
ON the house and contents.