Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

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Thomas Driscoll for n number OF years
section boss on the Bennington and Rut-
, w, ~ , o.u oc'we'n N'''',s "'u
| w. .'','i'.S wa" me- po'' ,""o'' w ,r,
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rrof Conant of Randolph arrived home
from Niagara Falls last Tuesday. His
son, Ned who has been there a week
accompanied him. Mr.. Conant has stead
lily improved the past week and although
II ~" Wv. Jul Nv ~ 10 r,.S I
stro,,,,,h SUM ''e"'' NO "o"''' "'''
The people OF Remington are much pleas
ed with the action Of the trustees of the
Soldiers home in appointing Mrs. Coffry.
widow Of Col. Coffey who was for four
teen years superintendent of the home, lie
ratron for tho year ensuing. Mrs. Cof-
feN's service has extended over a like per-
iod, and her tact and uniform kindness
nave won the esteem of the old soldiers.
Probably the greatest individual loss
from the heavy storm of last week result
I'd To Andrew Harding of south Pomfrct.
who lost nearly all of his fruit trees.
while hundreds OF hard and soft wood
trees in his woOd-ot were blown down;
his fences disappeared; ten acres of corn,
India wheat and potatoes were practically
ruined and several tons of hay in the
cock ready for the barn were scattered
and badly damaged.
Whit, ,o.d,r,, ho,. ,,,, 1,,i, ,,.,
p.,,'r t,a,,'ai -. 10y t,.,,,,,,,;,,a s .,ar,,,
~ Tho u.,nnr ~, 30 nnr,a. start,na s,.d'
denly. She fell in front of tn" load between
the horses. the forward whc'n passing
over her neck and the hind wheel over her
chest She lived about forty minutes, but
never recovered consciousness 1he tur"
eial was held at the Catholic church at
lyndonville on sunday morning
I,ro s,,fford ~ r,ur.o ,,,s stung nv ,
boa I,.t u,aoL .ruesdav sh, u.os tnt,,,
sicl, soon oftor and ono sida see,,ed to no
naralvzsd she has crown staad,Iy wor
and now tho doctors cav tbero &c ~, pnra
for ber En, vb,Ic ,bov ,bournt .ho
sboy.od si,,,s % .ntnai r,.,,i,oi,it, h,,t ,hnv
h,,ve 1acidcd tbat il ia ali co,,sod from ths
uv.''',u WA. II ~ "a" '"'.Htu ION ny
- tnii'' - a. Wv - ,i.,in
Is Filling her she is a very bright little
tirl ana IT seems strange for bee atlhE
lo prove fltHl
A 4 Hewitt Of pittsford was seriously
injured while at work i'm the Proctor town
nan Monday .TuIv % lie was AT vo,k
az, a st.,yin,, uba,, tho miami, a., u.bicb h.
vas STANDING hroL. and no f.u .tril,inr
ON the corner of thc stare some 10 or %
feet below He was carried to his home
in this village in an ambulance where it
was discovered that two ribs had been
broken and two more fractured DIR. H.
IT. Swift is attending him. William
Hewitt. his son. who was at work near
, the stage. received slight bruises on his
nose and arms from the falling timbers
Nj, ,,., .,
who was graduated from Miss l,ucv
Wh,clook's kindercartou training school
i'm Boston last month has "A DOsition as
principal of q private kiuderearten in
Aiken South Carolina and will leave for
that place about tho middle of Septcmbcr.
The kindercarten. which is in connection
bc.n established for rho hen. If of north
ern families who mass their winters in Al
ken and is under the s,pervision of Mrs.
John X, Cowcn. Of baltimore. Mo, Mis-
piughan is a graduate of the 81 Adams
hfeh school.
Frank Chase, son of Fred NJ. Chase of
Barnard, died OF liberation of the kid
ncys in Korea July IL. He had been in
Is about two wears IN the ptnIhON or
Slpdt FaSSctt of Elmira, y. Y, at sal