Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28
NORTHERN NEW YORK


Norwood.
G.. w. Hale OF this place has taken the
contract to furnish the stone for the founda-
ton OF G.. w. Drew's new block to be cree
ted soon.--From 1877 negroes enroute
for Lowvile to work on the new railroad,
all but four deserted at the different stations
to return home.-Fred Millington, who, for
some time past, has been engaged in the law
office Of Mr.. N. NJ. Clahin OF this place, has
accepted position with Wimarth and
Hazleton druggists of Pottsdam. The Re-
publican convention OF the Third Assembly
district Of st. Lawrence county was held
in Music Fall, in this village, Monday,
April 25.-As u south bound freight train
on the R., w. q o. K. II. was pulling out
OF the yard Tuesday afternoon, car
jumped the track derailing another car and
causing delay OF neatly three hours Of the
afternoon passenger train-Appropriate
Easter services we're held in the
Catholic church. -Rennie Larkln who, on
account Of i'll health, was Obliged to leave
the store of NJ. f. Collins & Son for time,
is now able to take his position again.
Charles Luuderman will also remain with
them. The lecture glvon by Col. Balm, Of
Kentucky, in Music Hall Wednesday even
ing, was much enjoyed by all, Mr.. Balm is
an easy and pleasant speaker. Mrs. Bean
has sold her residence on Main street for
81, 200.-Mr. F. IL. Lynch, Of Rome, has
lately accepted position in the r., w. &
o. K. r. office at this place. The way
freight and accomm odaton Il ans came III
collision near Madrid Wednesday evening,
completely demoishng engine and
throwing nearly twenty cars from the track.
The two shifting engines from this place
were ordered to the wreck, but it was some
time before the track was cleared.--A very
successful test OF the engine and machinery
Of the new elevator was made last Tuesday.
George H. Pringle Of West Chazy and
Mrs. Jane j. Taggart OF Potsiam were
married April 20 and took the afternoon
train for their new home in West Chazy.-
Rev. w. +. Dillenbeck of West Stock holm
died at the parsonage in that place last
week. Mr.. Dillenbeck had been ailing for
some time as tho result of the grip, although
his condition was not considered serious I'M
til few hours before his death.-As Ed
ward Vinall, nightyard master of the Rome
Watertown and Ogdensburg railroad, was
shifting out some cars on the Masseua
branch, Thursday evening, he received a
severe wound on the head. For some cause
his lantern went out and crawling
into a coal car he was trying to
relight 1t when the cars came together
with great force, throwing him into the
corner of the car, striking his head on an
iron band and cutting large cash. 1T is
rumored that new depot Is soon to be built
at knapp's by the Central Vermont rail
road. Joseph Perry, an employe of Ushers
mill at Hewittville, received serious njures
about the spine, being caught IL a swiftly
revolving shaft last Thursday. Nearly all
the clothing was torn from his body and his
side was also badly bruised. S. A. Drew
is making some decided improvements on
! his residence.
Chatsaugay.
&. G. Lancto, Levi Peake and William
Goldsmith visited New York last week A
| caucus was held at Cantwell's hall Tues
day evening at o'clock, to nominate vii
| age officers. The election will take place
May 3.--The Record has a Whitlock cylin-
der ess.-Georgs Howe, jr., of Keens
| Valley, is in town.-Rev. ID. w. Cameron,
Phi. D., Of Cayuga county, preached at the
Presby terrain church on Sunday. Rev. S.
j. Greenfield has been returned to this
charge for another year.
Malone.
j. II. Davis, truckman, was seriously In
I jured while moving safe in the
Howard block. MIR. Sidney Paddock has
Just returned from a trip to California,
which he enjoyed very much. hop
market is brisk, although hops are nearly
all taken. They are selling at thirty cents
a pound. Contractor Moore is busy laying
the foundation of the new jail and the
county clerks office will be erected where
the old Jail now stands --Johh 7. Kellas,
attorney, has gone to Albany, N. Y. to
argue a case before the Court OF Appeals -
Friends of Rev. w. ID. Marsh will be pleased
to learn that the NJ. E. conference has re-
turned him to Malone for another year.
o. D. Seavey has been appointed post
master at Hotel Champla n.-lt is rumored
at Plattsburgh that the mines of the Chateau
gay Ore and Iron company at Lyon Noun
tain will cease to be operated within a. few
weeks. Republican congressional con-
vention at Plattsburgh selected these dele
gates: Frank s. Witherbee OF Essex and
Edward C. O'Bren. Of Clinton; alternates,
NJ. N. Dickinson OF Warren aud Isaiah Glib
son of Franklin.
Paul Smiths Hotel company have re-
Gently sold several outage sites near ST.
Regis lake on which cottages will be erected
by New York parties during the coming
summer, one of the proposed buildings &c
cost more than $4,000.
The Cover Pen works at Plattsburgt
have been purchased by l.. Isaacs q Co.
Philadelphia, and the works will resume
operations within a few weeks.
II you have salt rhsum don't take on and