Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-08-22
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.


purchased by Mrs. Tabcr and will be re-
built at her home, -Four Winds. Frank
Robinson returns to Malone, y. y at the
beginning of the school year.-Mr, and
Mrs. G. NJ Watts were in Mortified on
Thursday attending campmeeting.- Paul
Tinkham of Rochester and Nolney Sab
cock Of Bridgowater have been in town
the past week,-Thc school house at Mos
COW has been newly covercd-Mr. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Berry and daughter Maud Of
Burlington are visiting Mrs. Berry's par
ents MIR. and Mrs. T.. *. Eiale.-Frod
Smith has moved into his new home at
Moscow.-Leo Dewey has found employ
meut on a street railroad at Lawrence
Mass. His place on the Stove Morris
vile stage is taken by Mr.. Carl Chester
Asa Slayton Of Grand Rapids Mich,
is in town searching for material for
genealogy of the Slayton family.-N.
Bigclow is at home from Salem, Mass
Miss Lillian Isham has graduated from
Albany Business college and VIII resume
her duties az teacher in the commercial
department Of Montpelier Seminary al the
beginning Of the fail tcrm.-GeurEe Stay
ton is quite ill.-The heavy rain Saturday
night did great damage TO the hill roads.
Much excitement was occasioned here
on Monday and Tuesday by reports
brought from the notch road leading to
Cambridge, that a dead horse and top
buggy badly wrecked We're lying in the
t 1T, 1 60 - ~ borpaes Low.
.,.ai r,'u 49,, ,t,I - ,tsi,,la a,,,,o, ~,
800 "a -, 80 80 ~ nIlr-o,, ,,,e
sent to Cambridge but no information
could be got from there and parties were
at once started fer the scene. on arrival
they found the dead horse with neck
"lONci' my Sli'lr VI '"" N,' t nr an
harness. Whlp, ETC. as reportGu' ! ne con
cluSlon is tnat some one III cuarse Oh III,
an and
H. oIceFS from CaihhIluHe oaII'e up anu
TOOK the effects in charge TUESDAY II
was learned that man named BedeI
hlred the team IN Johnson BedeH mas
been seen since the disaster at several
places in Stowe and Waterbury'-Since
reading OF the several attempts at high-
way -oppsiS mar inoosh many peoiIe
travel on the road recently built leading
through the Notch to Cambridge There
are five miles of clear woods surrounded
by the widest country in Vermont through
which the road passes. without a house
or inhabitant on the way. The scenery is
grand beyond description. the mountains
on either ascending perpendicularly hun
dreds of feet in height aboundinr in
caverns and recesses wherein NAV he
safely concealed an arnlv of the most des
perate characters that ever bore the name
of bandit While grand If is eouaIlv lonely
N
tin1id trernble with fear In these lines
/ il ems safe onlv ia those who are able
to protect themselves.-A susDicious char
acter passed through +ha western nar+ of
1 the town Sunday morning calling for, food
but declining to he rnuch seen or givin,,
anv account of himself -Surveye Of rho
proDosrd VILLAGE cornora+ior bae bee,, in
progress this week ana viii inclnde tho
premises of c. f. Hale on the no,,, I T.
Slayton on the west. Mrs Morrison on the
south and George RuzzeIl on tbe eoet NJ
r. A. Savage on the north and tho noonlo
of the lower village on thn south were not
included within the boundary because nj
their earnest objection. Tho survey, fs no.
ing done by Fred pike ond aeeietaots ~,
der the direction of saleGtnan FrauL
Gale. New sidewalks ana other much
needed innrovoments with noseiL1o o1o,.
trio lights in the not distant f,,tnro ,na,
result from This nrogrcseivo r,ove II %
Faunce is remodeIIinp or rohni1dirg ave-
old shon. owned nv Iob,, Ctrau
near the arch hridgo ord Win ,l
it for n carriage renairir, sbo,
The road machine &c obn,,t tn,xr dotr
the fall work with Ar II r,roroh ~ w.
heln.-The new ecboor Loa1ts o., koit'l
prepared for distrihutio, an,ore, tbo .n,t
eral schools in town -.Ntrs 1or'o, l.,
Houston has heen cuito si(l, I,ro,I,
Marshall while at work cons+ructino a
new silo. fell and broke an arm, VI ord
Mrs Oscar Mcfarland of Johnson were in
town last week calling on friends and
visiting the mountain.-Mrs. Lucinda Juce
returned from Windsor last week.-C A
simmons moved into his new store on
Wednesday.-M and Mrs. Hitchcock OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs p Pike 10