Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.

istOn to the memory Of Gov. Chittendcn
and have completed some of the work.
Jones Brothers are putting IN the found
alton for an engine at the plant recently
purchased of George Macllie. The water
In the river is unusually low and their
power is not equal to requirements.
John s. Mercer is to build at the head
of Cliff street two story granite veneer
dwelling house. There is only one granite
building in the city as present.
The Barre breeders association held
meeting Wednesday evening and decided
to hold a trotting meeting on the after
moons of August 16 and H. There VIII
he six classes as follows: Friday, Aug.
1G. $50 class. purse 500; 2:3i class, purse
$3.50; 2:3O class, purse $3.50 Saturday Aug.
17-Stone cutters three minute horses,
purse. $50, 2:i0 class purse $l2j; open
race, purse 5000. Entries which date from
July 30 close Aug. l at IL p. m.
Work has been begun on the new gran
ite manufacturing plant to he built by
Jones Brothers. The cutting shed is to
be 800 by - feet and the polishing mill
200 by 10 feet. The firm already runs one
Mcdonald surface cutter and is building
"a foundation for another. The water
power now i'm use will he assisted by
125 horse power engine The plant as now
intended VIII eclipse anything of the
kind yet put up in Vermont.
f. l.. Badger of the firm OF Badger
Brothers, Quincy, Mass, was in town
Wednesday and placed orders for two
monuments to mark the stands taken
by Pennsylvania regiments on the bat
tleteld of ChicamauEa.
The Granite and Marble Dealers as
ISOLATION of Michigan has an excursion
arranged for the month of August that
includes two days visit to the Granite
city. The party will leave Chicago on the
evening of the 18Th. going by way of
~. 4 Ta1a,t IL 60
Montreal and arriving at Montpelier on
the night of the I'D. Friday and Satur-
day. August % and "a they will pass In
barre. The local manufacturers associa-
ton has made arrangements to give them
a royal reception including a trip to the
quarries and picnic on the top of Mill
stone Hill" 1000 feet above the city, and a
banquet in the evening.
Thursday evening Michael DOran quar-
relied with his wife and threw her over a
chair She was unable to rise and when
Drs. Camp and Reed arrived il was found
that one of the bones Of the lower left leg
had been broken about half way between
the knee and ankle. Papers We're made
out for Dorans arrest and Officer Gauthier
lodged him ID. ne lookup. Friday morn
ing Mrs. Doran was found to be in a seri-
Gus condition from the nervous shock of
the fail.
The Barre Breeders association has de
cided to add several athletic sports to the
programme to he given at Green Noun
tain Trotting park the third week in Au-
gust.
, ,,m Nto,,,iI, 1,.,,lt,,,, 81 ~, i,,.nsti-
NUM- ''',li ,,,,ittsa oonsistina of Danart
ment Commander Barney Cannon of Bel
lows Falls, Capt. j. f.. Eldridge of West
Randolph. Frank Kenfield of Morrisville,
NJ. ]. Sargent of South Royalton, Thomas
r rainoiI ~ A'I' w wa,do Of Somtb
po,'aI+nr ,rhn ,roccodinos ware not mad
,,,iiia t,,,+ !, 10 oo,,er.1Iy l,ndorstood that
H. 80, ,,.a,,, .7,,,,,o,,Sd hero tn court
,,,ortial =. pa.ro votcro, fbr a disrospect-
fuI iatta,. ,,,,.itte, some time ago 10 the
drnartment commander.
" ,l,'i,-, C,i.,a 80, I,oro,, borhor was
o,,,, e. -, (,i.,, Cn,,rt Monday for riding -
iiia,.,I - ~ sidar,on<
rJ, yo,r,, peorla,s societv Of the Con.
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Ina heId ON the trottinr mark August 3.
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PLAINFlELD.
Mrs. j. - Nells Is GniTIt"ihlHg RutSt'
IRON RoNourSi M"Sa r'tt.t.'' i',i,DS ,,"
r''uri.1 ,', ,'''i ,,' Manv Of The tearher
are planning to attend the summer schoo
at St. JohnSoury'-A parry Oh young Ihei
| from NewpuryPorI' Ni"s9,' i'sS'u 'nIouE'
| the place recently on '"e,' way 10 wv
White Mountains EuN''H O"'l 10 S'Ni
at FRED 1o"hsehu .
MARSHFIELD.