Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-11
ALL OVER THE STATE.
WHAT A WEEK BRINGS FORTH IN
TIE WAY OF NEWS.
ghe happening of seven Days on our
Hills and in Our valleys Condensed and
Paragrsphed for Buoy Free Press
Readers,

The Windham county grange held meet
ing at Guilford Centre last week.
A Bloomington farmer claims 10 have
sold S65 worth OF butter per COW in the year
1891.
Henry H. Horton, Brattleboro boy, is
now master machanic of the Florida Midland |
railway.
The dwelling of ]. r. Richardson in
Chester was damaged some by fire few
days since.
Thomas Burke and son of Ira ran across
large wild cat near Ball mountain in Rut-
land on Tuesday night.
The school savings system has been in
vogue six years in Rutland and the increase
each year has been gratifying.
The Misssquoi railroad bridge spanning |
the Msssquoi river at Sheldon is being
streng thened and repaired.
The Rutland Fish aud Game club has sent
an order to the State fish commissioners for |
90, 900 trout for that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Somervle of Ber- |
lin are hopelessly insane and have been com
mtted to the Waterbury asylum.
Tho women taxpayers of Rutland village
are going to caucus soon and ascertain when
and for what they have the right to vote.
The True Blue Marble company will re-
with tre-proof structure 50 by 254 feet.
James Waters of Rutland froze both feet
Wednesday night while riding to Shrews-
bury, and it is feared he Will lose the left
foot.
The Congregational church in Saxton's
River has received fine bell from Deacon
and Mrs. S. W. Warner as a memorial of
their sons.
j. b. North of Shoreham has been ap-
pointed steuographer of one OF tue Senate
committees, of which Senator Proctor is
chairman.
Charles p. Snow, the originator and pro-
noter OF the New York Cab.e railway, died
Tuesday in New York. He was once a stu
dent at Poultney academy.
The selectmen of Rutland and West Rut-
land are negotiating for a settlement of the
differences occasioned 10y the division of the
towns. Rutland claims $t2lj.3S.
\ box OF curios OF Aiaska, a gift of Gov.
knappis on its way to the Proctor museum.
1t will be added to the East Indian and
Australian curiosites of the library.
The only surviving members of the old
Rutland Temperance society, which was Or
ganized in 1851, are contemplating the cal
ling Of meeting of the members shortly.
The farmers predict good sugar season
anu du euIiy spring. IL Is Sdlu ludL Jue
bounty will be the cause OF the operating of
500 more orchards this year than ever be-
fore.
A new company known as the Rutland
Marble company mas been organized at Rut-
land with J. W. Cramtou, presid mt: George
T. Royce, treasurer and mrnager, and q.
j. Wsrdweil, secretary. They viii oper-
ate the new quarTes at Cuttlugsville.
correspondent of the Brattleboro Phcr-
nix manes an inquiry: "lf 70 loads of logs
day down Main street makes business
booming for Rutland, what do 100 loads
OF poplar and spruce day at the pulp mill,
with corresponding amount of teamng at
other points, do for South Londonderry ~
Rev. Frederick rockingham OF Milton,
Mass, and 20 or 20 ears ago the Unitarian
pastor at Brattleboro. makes n bequest of
$1,000 in trust Of which tie income shall 90
to MAses Harriet AMI Susan Fox of that
place during the life time of either of them,
ani after their death to the Brattleboro
Free library and the income applied to the
purchase or DOoas.
"A verdict mas just been given Judge A.
w. Ruckar OF Aspen, Col, against Harvey
Young Old St. Johusbury boy a I'd j. b.
Wheeler for Sl2, 900, 600, as a sixln interest
in the Aspen mlre, and sixth OF the pro-
ceeds since November 1854, when it was
proven JudSe RuCker bou.ht such interest
hu. on Offering Young the money copsidera-
tion he would not comply with his lormer
agreement.
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