Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-31


but feeling response. Dancing was then
in order until an early hour Friday morn
Ing.
Company e is to have a fair at the opera
house in December.
Mr. George Bigelow. who was injured
about two weeks ago. is failing rapidly.
Samuel Parady while cutting stone last
week had a piece of steel ny into his eye,
from the effects of which he is stll suffer
ing
William Carnes and H. Webster are
building new residences at East Barre.
a 1O-pound daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. V. w Curtis Saturday.
The work of rewriting the Central Yer
mont telegraph Office. a piece Of work
made necessary by the recent fire, was
begun Monday forenoon. An entirely new
set OF instruments will be put i'm.
Rev. Father Mckcnnl still continues TO
be quite i'll and the pulpit at st. Monca'S
church has been occupied the past few
sundays by Rev. Father Mclaughlin Of
Burlington
Wallace W Dodge. q member Of 60. J.
18TH VI. regiment, in tho war for the
Union, is very low with Brghts disease.
His son. Charles. has been summoned
from Worcester. Mass.
Thursday morning a large number Of
people visited the scene Of Wednesday
nights IRE in the plant Of the Vermont
toouu To he practically ruined the boiler
ana air compressor are thought to be in
tact and the engine has apparently not
suffered much from the heat In the pol
ishing mill the beds of granite were found
no; to have been injured by the heat and
the polishing wheels can he re-riggcd
without much expense. In the long shed
7 10 the north number Of partially finished
pieces of granite work were ruined by
Incoming heated and then being subjected
/ to ,lc streams of cold water. The guys to
the Ing derrick were so heated that they
viii have to be replaced. During the
progress of the fire number of mon and
boys gathered on a line OF Dox cars stand
inP in front of tho sheds a stream of
watct struck the lsvor to the steam whis-
tie. which let out a mournful Shrek, and
those on the freight cars, fearing that the
I boiler was going to burst. jumped off. one
/ + them, James Broadfoot. sustained e.
/ badly sprained ankle and Il bruised hip.
Wien it is considered hat the distance
{ from the top of a box car to The around
is nearly 70 feet, it is almost wonderful
| that more were not injured
MARSHFtELD.
The harvest concert and supper at the
Methodist church last week "Wednesday
evening was a success, 81. % being the net
proceeds.-Scventy tickets for Boston was
Il
Susan Cole is bctter.--A cemetery meeting
/ is to be held at George O. Davis shop next
| Friday evening, November /, at o'clock
Miss Nellie Martin Of PCacham is visit
/ ing in tCWn.-One more street Iamp has
been placed on Cabot street and there are
+ to he seven more nut in the village soon by
the ~" society.-Ai,s. j. w. Davis and
son George werc in North MONTPELIER over
, numaay ~ ana MRS. h'i Spencer re-
| i'm the West-NIrs. W. r. Lamberton of
. Greensboro is visiting friends in town -
Mr. Loren kcnney of Fitchburg. Mass
visited at y. IS PitIins last Saturday.
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Miss Clara Dana of Plymouth. y. H. is
visiting relatives and friends in town.
/ George H. Bushnell of ThompSonvillc
Conn. is visiting his mother and othe,
relatives in this placc-Nalley Lodge, No.
I 49, /. O. O. T., will occupy their new hail
4 in the Norton & Boyce block for the first
time next Saturday evening, November ..
pie supper at their rooms for the members
! OF the order ana their lamllles on the lol-
ioWlhs lhuraudy evening" NoVeihner o
( IL IL Ilopeu 40 ARRANGE loi Ilo4uHiS tho MS
. Oh the season COURSE VI lectures on uta-
gay evening NoNenlpeI 4-'-N'o'Hel,"S vi
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vices were held at the Methodist church