Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-31

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her down at once. They worked some time
before they restored her to consciousness.
She Is better Mt this writing.
! OBSERVED HIS GOTH BIRTHDAY.
! Joel G. Stimson, one of Norwich s oldest
residents passed the stth anniversary of
his birth on Wednesday. July g. lie was
born In Greensboro. Vt, July e, 1872 where
his early boyhood was spent. At the age
of e years he married Juliet +. Walker
of STAFFORD, VT. and to them one son was
born, William Stimson of Bennington, Vt
In 1S9 he married for his second wife
Cynthia r. Stone of Craftsbury, VT, and
to them were born three sons, Edward T..
who is a physician in Tiverton, Il. L.;
Charles w, residing in Norwich: Martin
L., a missionary in the Hawaiian islands,
and daughter Juliet W., who lives with
her parents and is a solace to them in their
old age. For co years Mr. Stimson was Il
merchant. Twenty-four Of these have been
spent in Norwich, the rest in Waterbury,
Vt; and until two years ago he had dealt
continuously III grain and -four AS he be-
gan to feel the iniirmity ofyears, ne left his
grain business to his son, Charles. Mr.
Stimson has always been prominent in the
affairs of the congregational Church To-
CallN and in the Stat" association. lie was
a deacon in the church at Waterbury and
Norwich has attended, tl,e rhurrb 1T Iiart
ford and is ono Of its dn,cous In noIitica
he was a whig but has been stauach re-
publican since the organization of that
party. His birthday anniversary was pas
sed quietly at his home. His son, William
Eolls md tittlrtn, ,atbarad 80 ,a,,,,rat
uluto him In anna rarco ho is az .t1.,,,
and IN f,nod banlth as ~ ',, - -. 80 o,.,',,,
6vo vcers uo raros for SIC ,.a,', ,,,
Iriyc. tho ro,,orftco ,..,ai 49," ,'',.
often nccotnnoniod hv bis u.iro
CARS DERAILED AT BRANDON
-
train was running into the Brandon sta
ton saturday afternoon one OF the 'oupl-
-, i'7 l''.." ~ i'S ie' we NV i'"i N''i ;
IooSe from t'"l'l anu as the t''h was on
an UP eriuc .ns hNe cars s,tt'eu PACK.
49, t .i e"',''u ,'''si'',i t''io "'"u""iS
with another heavily loaded freight car
All five cars We're derailod and consider
any damaged ny me colIiSion. me cars
ing crew-St. Adams Messenger.
HAD Slp STOLEN FROM HIM
uerrv C,r,ior of Ct Iobrshur,, is
ro,,ruire ~. inss nf s1oo ami th, ,h!orco
of tbroa frirnds u.,,b WHOM, h h,i ~ =
n,orrv 1,b,rs'la, sion, I, s,n,,s rn,,,
C,arricr,e e,,r,. ,l,nt po,ar po,,ilt,r4 cn,,a
to tnyyr Tburs,lav morning v.itb ,,rLlt
a,,,ntr a,,d ,,.,,e'a1.d -, ',,,7,., -, ~, ',.'
Of bis old fri.nd ,,or,,nr u.bor, ba ,ntd -
t'l -, t',,i - ,.ii ',,'t,i -
the heart of adamant. Carrier was flush
FL If a ,art Of bis ynaItb Torotbsr u,i,b
tvo otbar teIlo,ve tbov ronoired 70 :, recort
on p,arI street where tho orort,t,a b,d
all tbc b,fr tbc,. ,,.,,tod and a Ii,,i, r,,,,,a
tbor uas GOOD Tor tbcn, IN fo,, rorr,or
eove no rrl asIca, ard no doolaros ,bot
when ha au,oka l,ie ,,rrio,,ds', ha1 disanN
,,oorod and n.itb +L,,, - Xii 90 aI,',,t .,no
,,bi,b Ln VA H. 49," ,,t', NJ, .,i
.',.,. 80 ,r,,ieaii =, f' ~.
L,rid.,, ,,i,,,t 80. ,h,. - ~ ~, - ,t
ca,,aG 'Tboi. ort ,o,, ,,f,,.i,S ,
uhicb ,,a,, hoii,',., ,,.t,, ,,,,, ,'1 90 Wv,
Nv - ~ WIN result III ''c cap
COLLECTING; A GREAT DAIRY
DR.. John A Mead. president of the
Howe Scale COMPANY. who recently r,,r-
chased the vell-l<rnwn Ricbardson farm
in IN. town of Rutland has bor,in po:tir y
tooathor a dairy which according tn ,r.s
emf MANS will when committed M. conatlo
Of suunIvinr, half NJ mo cjtv Of putl,,1
win milk and butt.r Dortnr Nc,d bns
bcon buvinr cows an over mis- nar, Of tba
ready secured over 2op lie viii nurcboee