Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L.
Barton Thursday morning.
Prof T. H. l5oyce of Middlebury will
hold teachers examination in town Aug
u and y.
Thursday morning A. Renger and AL
bert Crapo employees of the Vermont
Shade Roller company, engaged in DIS
pute about the measurement Of lumber for
boxes on which they were at work. The
dispute resulted in an assault, Crapo
claiming that RenEer slapped his face,
which the latter denies. Crapo caused
/ Eencers arrest and he appeared before
Justice f. NJ. Moulton Thursday evening.
/ The justice after hearing several Witness
es, imposed fine of 81 and costs amount
ing in all to s9.67 on Renger, which WAS
paid. After the trouble at the shop Crapo
went back to his work and being in an
excited state Of mind he cut the thumb
OF his left hand quite severely on a saw
which he WAS running.
CNite a number of farmers in this ViCin-
litN have finished harvesting grain and the
yield OF barley and oats is said to be very
eooi.
/ Saturday G. f. 0. Kimball. trustee OF
the estate of J. w. l<etchum. sold to Rob
crt w McCuen of this city the entire
printing plant of the estate The nrm
name will be tie Addison County News
paper Association. Three papers will be
printed by the association the Nergennes
Enterprise Middlcbury Record and Orwell
Tribune. Mr.. NcCuen told the Free Press
reporter that the policy of the paper would
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ReV. George H. story OF milton s'crc-
tary OF the state Sunu'tN-ScEooI aSS9rlf-
tloll' occupied the pupt OF the Methoulst
ciurch sunday morning ana spoNe upon
the condltlon OF chUf'hcS ana Sun'aN-
schools in the state In tie evening
union service # the Conpregational ban
tist and Methodist societies was heli IN
the Methodist church with an address by
Mr.. story. In the address he made
strong plea for more energetic work IN
the Sunday-school by the members of the
church IS, He also spoke of the good work
done wherever the state Sunday school
convention had been held and submitted
the question of its being held in this city
IN November. At the suggestion of Rev.
r r. Davies it was thought best to re-
few the matter to the churches at their
several prayer meetings Thursday even
ing and report at a meeting to be held
Friday evening, wher the matter will he
decided.
G. l.. LeRoauf, who went to Ludlow last
week to oversee the building OF a chIircn
for which he has a contract, has been
taken i'll with typhoid fever. Mrs. Le-
Eocuf has gone to care for MIN.
Receiver j. r. Sullivan has sold to w o.