Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-28

Resdors.
The Castloton National bank mas gone III
to voluntary liquidation.
Since April 10 last there have been llo
deaths reported in Rutland.
The Grand Isle bridge is nearly completed
and teams now crossing
A teachers institute will be held at Brat
tleboro, February II, is, 10.
James Hum phrey Of Rutland has bought
the Exchange Hotel in St. Albans.
T. II. Chubb has rebuilt and started up
his nshing rod factory at Post Mills.
The village district of BrGtteboro for
last year showed 90 births and 81 deaths.
Barton Landing people are agitating with
view of raising money for shoe factory
V. 7. Wilson, MD, OF Cedar Falls,
Iowa. is visiting friends in Sherourne and
vicinity.
Hon. H. c. Bates OF st. Johnsbury will
deliver the Memorial day address at Lyn
donville.
Mr. Chamberin OF Grand Isl e was badly
injured recently while unloading thresh
ing machine.
Col. George w. Hooker has been re-elect-
cd president of the Valley Fair association
OF brattlsboro.
Miss Belle Mayhew OF Montgomery Cen
tire had one OF her hands bally burned by
hot lard recently.
Duties amounting to 1858 were collected
at ST Adams recently on two car loads of
beans and Is horses.
The lake is now lrozqn from Whitehall to
Westport, with sale crossing Tor teams from
Barnes to Port Henry.
W. W. Sprague, the newly appointed
postmaster at St. Johnsbury viii assume
the duties February l.
The remains of Il. r. Strong, 43 years
old, who died in Washing ton, were taken 10
Brattleboro for interment
Anna Robbins OF Craftsbury was badly
burned on the face and hands recently by
the iguitipg Of alcohol wnicn she was using
Proctor and Rutland have settled ali dit-
ferences arising from the division OF Eu.-
land in $50 by the former towns paying
S3256 30
Miss Maggie Cotter, g respected young
woman Of Hydevllle became insane recent
" and has been taken to tle asylum ut
Bratt!eboro
Henry Hudson Ki',on, tho 30 ton scui o.
tor, is making Iu,t OF the late ex-Goy.
Smith from dcath-mask at the request ui
the family.
The young men of Benson have orgaIiz 81
military company. Thoy vii! be urIIe4
by Lieut. Rufus Il. Walker Of the kock
Point lr.ttuie
a. II. Chandor mas resigned Iii. position
as postal ciert On tne Hutnpl ami fitcA-
burg inah route to arcep, a losl,ion in tno
Bellows Fails National bars.
he customs bu-u uc,s is increasing at
Island ond. Dur.u, tie yeat Ju,' past
3S, I5i csrs were in-pec.oi, aeary 600 OF
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ing mAruine the oluer da' am so bay
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Rutland Is III muss because l'o OF her
citizeAs heg'ectei to Incense their doSs'
Ihey are now hshl!ng the cons able for en-
lorcins the Ia" aAa r1Iiihs them ray fine
oi 20.
IN Calais there have been 10 deaths since
Jan. /, leJt, Ia grippe being the starting
point, Wlth pneumonia ic"owlhs. 4Hree
were over o. SIX over ~ anu Tue REMAINDER
from oo /" w.
= Lexington correspondent says thHt a
rlch VEN ol silver h17 lee" IouEu III tha'
town. AT " de"in o. t"ur .eet, l. at ~ incut'
WlHe' SHOWS soou p"!'A5 qDally OF uh-
Aho"" TX en-
a ""'" ran iu'o S"'"e s'hPDJ cars On Vno
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f''oV ~ 'Ne 81 e'"e "H' pi o"'" anu Ote car
o'"S '''~ ~"'J "'"'so-' ~ was o@u7eI ny Il
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h"' "'e" t"H'''" ''-' "'S' l''"' oi {'0 ~ "a
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sA'tc" a.. '"e I''''e ls'ahu aEI exhibition,
"''' az 0N'"7i'''
Ne!ecIiE"A >. ~ luchmond OF Green
RIVER wn'Ie yet weak afte" an attack OF
grip, lost tis =" nn'e "hlie pitching nay
from Schnold and le!! to The iloo?, bre1k-
ing MS roHAl Done
nc i'u'hhn county M2rbe company
WI" "'f" operations soon. 4he company
s.no'.'',, 80 iscoh''5 "'rah'@eo win oap'tal OF
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