Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-06-07
WASHINGTON COUNTY.


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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.
Amory Davidson, representing the State
board of railroad commissioners, instituted
Il hearing here Thursday in relation to a
fatal accident at the Forkshop crossing re
Gently bv which Patrick Fox lost his life
The physicians who attended the injured
man and the railway employees were exam
ined. Fox was riding on rear
flat car with his legs hanging over the
side At the crossing was pile Of ties so
close to the track that the mans legs struck
them and he was thrown from the car. He
died the following day from informal in
juries.
The stockholders of the Barre railroad
met in the station building Thursday and
elected the following directors: a. f. Sort
well, Cambridge, Mass; w A. Stowell,
Montpelier; 4. j.. Smith, John Trow and
f. w. 5tanyan, Barre The directors
elected as officers President A. F. Sort
WELL vice president W. y. Stowell clerk
and treasurer, f. W. Stanvau.
Ground was broken Thursday morning for
the new block which Peck q Quinlan are to
erect on the recently purchased lot on Main
street.
NOH 1FIt-O.
James Sullivan, former NOrtn1eld boy,
! is visiting here. - Mr.. John Cleveland Of
Georgia and Miss Nellie Briggs of North
field, We're married by Rev. DR.. Hazen.
| Memorial day.--Henry j. Howe and wife of
| Marshalltown, Iowa, are visiting Dr. Asa
| Howe, his father.-Misscs Susie and Kate
! Richardson arrived i'll town Friday. Miss
Susie Kent Of Lowell Mass, has been visit
ing her sister, who graduated from the High
school Friday. Wv hiteside 'J4, now I. V.
NJ. medical, was in town last week.-Misses
kimball and Ingalls,, the Barre school teach
ers, spent Saturday at home. Mrs. Kate
Bane is visiting her mother.-The usual
large crowd witnessed the proceedings on
Memorial day.-The chap who gives back
your money and presents Of Cuban gold, -
held full sway on the common the other
evening and victims we're plenty.
MONTPELIER.
The mast and nresant members Of tba
Chautauoua circle and their invited quests
celebrated their 11th anniversary in the Uni
tarjon cbrrch rarlors last Friday afternoon
Mrs Chairman tho presidant Of tba circle
opaned fine exercises with a few words Of
e,re s,l, which vera foIIawe5 Inv onotations
from Tatin authors MIR, Clark kim renl
an e,sov. know THY Opportunity. Mrs.
Frank Sherburne md Miss Ella BAILEY fol.
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Roman Art Mrs, d. $. Wbeatiev ia
vored fine audience with song. Miss Lizzie
Stinson reod an intero,tino essov ON tbo
uVns.ol VIRGINS - Mrs & r Walton qove
the "Storv of the cid" MR.. G. H Shin
man related a legend of ancient time: fol-
Iowad nv tho Class sons written Inv Mrs 4
q Cummins with n solo by Mrs Wheat
Law onJ chorus hv the n,a.s Mrs Franz
Hardan donicted tho fntrra of ao,.h nau,hor
IN n most qranhic manner and Mrs Justns
Rochnldar road ON essay and dolivarad the
volodictorv Dinlomes were nresented nv
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