Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-14
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 Condemned ana
Parapraphed for Busy Free 1ress
Readers,

The postofiices at Cavendsh and w Water-
vile have been made money order offices.
II is expected that the new hotel OF 100
rooms at Woodstock will be opened about
May l.
The Board of Agriculture will hold two
days farmers meeting at Calais the l9th
and goth inst
Some Of the sports of East Albany recent
ly followed a big dog. thinking that they were
trailing a bear.
At the height of tho epdemc-la grippe
last week in st. Johnsbury 800 people
were i'll with it.
The property of the late willow of Major
John c. Tyler of Brattleboro is largely be-
queathed to her heirs
The Congregational church of Tunbridge,
organized Feb. 8, 1899, will celebrate Its
centennial next month.
The gross receipts at the Hardwick post
office the past year were \; 4l1.GJ, an in
crease OF 500. 45 over 1890
High water of the 2l inst. tore q large
hole in e grlst mill dam at Sutton, and it
cannot be repaired till spring.
L. A. Spatford of North Springfield was
thrown out Of his buggy the other day and
had his shoulder injured severely.
A small fire occurred in the j. p. Connor
sasn anu DiInu iaCloTy III bFdl lSbify re-
Gently but timely discovery saved the mill
The family OF Rev. NJ. Atwood of St Johns
bury held q reunion with a daughter Mrs.
+. j. Campbell il Newport New Years eve.
A house occupied by Henry Patterson at
Bellows Falls was burned to the ground the
7th inst, the family barely escaping alive.
A young 1G-year- Old lad named Somer-
vile of Danviile became insane aud was
taken to the asylum az Brattleboro last
week.
The failure Of George V. Spaulding pro-
duce dealer of Glover caught a good many
farmers of that vicinity. his liabilities
amount to 81 1000.
Rev. Father Bossonnault of st. Johns
bury announces il his report TO his parish
the receipt of a check for $500 from an
American Protestant.
The Brattleboro Phu,lix says thar it is
probable that there wlIl be more uuIld.n.s
erected in Brattleboro next season than for
two or three years past.
n. b. Douglass of Rutland, who recently
filed voluntary petition in insolvency,
owes the PitJsford farmers the greater part
of the liabilities, $iI, 900.
George p. Moore has finished his school
census of st. Johnsbury, which is practical
ly the census OF the village In 1891 there
Wtle loo DlIl us anu ~ ueuliIS.
While G. NJ. Ntite of Woodstock was
logging i'll the woods Thursday log knock
ed him on to the Sled, cracking three ribs
and other wise brusing him.
f. Is. Taylor of Woodstock has been ap-
pointed postal clerk on tie St. Albaus aud
Ogdeusburg route, vice Mr.. Howard trans
ferred to the Rouses Point and Albany run
Austin A. Moore Of Rchford, who was
once prominent in politics in Franklin coun-
ty, taken violently insane last week and
has been commit ted to the asylum at Water
bury.
Charles Ellis, the 14-year old son OF
Wesley Ellis of Westminster, who spent
Christmas at home and started for Putney,
where he was AT work. has not been beard
of since.
Andy Carney, aged about So who left
Castleton the other day, wandered to
Albany, n. Y, where he was placed in the
amshouse. His friends in CastIeton have
been notified.
Mrs David Wiley, aged 81 of Lyndon
ville fell down stairs recently aud broke her
hip She lay some three hours after the ac-
rident before assistance came She will
probably recover.
Col. Frederick Hopper, who has recently
been appointed deputy quartermas ter
general Of New York, formerly had sum
n,er residence IA Brilport where nis family
remained tbrou,h the warm ,yoebtar
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