Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-12

the men are able to do by eating and sleep
ing on the car. a coored cook supplies
their inner wants.
The First National bank Of Springfield
has about SO, 0O0 tied up by the Maverick
bank failure, but no stringency has resulted
and business is moving along as usual and
President Richardson OF the bank expects to
recover nearly the ful amount.
a Rutland business man has recently
made the discovery that by wearing silk
hat when going to tho large cites the bunco
mon will not accost him aud thon too he
thinks that hs upholds the EaTue Of "Ner-
mcnt' etsr than hs would with scft or
derby hat.
The BELOW Fall. Times has little soine-
thing 10 say CT an entcrprisng woman Of II
Deghboriug town: "Stella NJ Piper of
Alstoad has picked 1866 quarts of berries
this past reason and sold them in tho village
for $iOi. 30. Miss Piper is evidently not
afraid Of work and knows bow 20 work at
profit
Every Vermont town Of any s.2e seems II
I've waking up to the importance of toe situ-
alton Of taking time hv TIE foreocl in get
ting new industries, la two years hence
many towns will not bs recoguized by oc-
cosional visitors--thGir growth will have
been so enormous NJ to completely my ystifY,
MT least it is expected this will be so in Bur
linStou.
The grocery store OF Burr cI Nurdck,
the D and 10 cent store Of W. r. Nelson and
the livery stable OF W. L. Baker, all OF
Rutland were entered by burglars soma
time during Thursday night. The thieves
got about $40 and some goods. The largest
Laul was secured at the livery stable and
! the accounts of their work at that place in
room where three men were asleep would
| indicate that the burglars are used to the
business and used drugs in their work
A. H. Collin OF Denison, Tex, Who re
Gently made business trip through Now
England, and attended the Brattloboro iair,
says: II went up to BrattleDoro and at
tended county fair that Dallas will have
to hustle to beat ut our State fair. The
displays of maple sugars and syrups wore
splendid, and timely arranged. | saw pump
kins that would weigh 2jO pounds and bcets
as large around my thigh, ami Il bswld-
ering array ol othsr vegetables as fine as
eye ever Tested upon. Tue fruit show ex-
ceeded anything / ever saw"
The committee of dentists, consisting OF
Drs. Mound OF Rutland Cheney Of st. Johns
bury and Chase of Bethel appointed to ioot;
after Nernont's representation II thl
worlds Columbian dental meeting in Chi
cage uurihs the "oilo : lair, IS preparing 2
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n9 hepuo!'an says; 80. Vohnsonry
oH'rs superior aud atoGethcr lItaI sta
lor tIe ha'lonoI hatcnery. 81. = ~ "prV
Shou'' maze u. INA, IS what the iccAl iI4h
ern'en declaei at thAT m'etAS 4. tie IT.
'"hhsouFy mouse Monc"y evening i''f Us
see Co!' McDoha'H' h'h ccmmi's.oAer' H"'
salu tutO tne 'W'ai's SHOWN MIN Ia ~
JoHnShury wore rot large ehoHSh 10 irrh!si
water ioF 'arSe station, Which the one
loca'ed III 'efmont would ultimately oe
The Vermont Mutua! Ere Insurance
coInHsny OF Aontaaii7r Aav1 had an agent
examine about *VJp 81 their risks IN c..'te