Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-27

State. He went out to the door to talk
with a man and loft suddenly. and has
failed to put in an appearance since
MARROW ESCAPE FOR FARMERS
FAMILY.
The farm buildings o: George II. Max
well of Morgan with the household ZOO IL
and produ,e in the cellar were consumed
by fire Saturday night the 15h inst says
the Barton Monitor. Mr.. Maxwell was
away from homo and a. he was returning
he discovered the building en- fire. With
all possible speed he nadc lis way home
and aroused the family who we're asleep.
They barely escaped in their night clothes.
As a hieh wind was bio wing at the time
a delay CT 10 minutes would have been
too late ana the family Of five persons
would have persisted. There was an insur-
ance of 500 on building ard contents. The
less is estimated at 5000.
NEW FREIGHT AGENT FOR CEN
TRIAL VERMONT
j. +. Dalrympe has been appointed gen.
eral freight aient of the Central Vermont
railway With offices at st. Adams and will
as sumo the duties of the pos ition on ADril
T. Ira w. CAN'T the present freight agent.
has resigned to accept position clsev here.
FORTY-TWO CATTLE CONDEMNED.
The herd of cattle at Island Side Farm
at McIndocs. was teat.d for tut. rHulosis
last week ana u CONDEMNED and killed.
ENGINES OFF THE TRACK.
Owing to the bad condition of the Della
ware and Hudson railroad track from
West Rutland to the Rutland Florence
Icompany's mill at Whipple Hollow, switch
engine NO 22l left the rails Monday morn
ing at the mill, says the Rutland News.
! he large engine No. 10i, used on the
White hall freight and run 10y James Coniff,
was at the station in West Rutland and
received orders from Albany to pull engine
No .2l on the track. This was done but
on returning about quarter of mile
from the mill engine No. 1Qi left tho rails
and turned over. Engine No. - wds sent
from Whitehall to take the freight to Rut-
land. Engine No. us arrived here early in
the afternoon with the wreck crew from
Whitehall which cleared the track bv
about $50 o'clock and pulled the disabled
engine into Whitehall for repairs.
VERMONT FOR VERMONTERS.
f. f, Langley who was recently appoint
ed poundllceper at Barre by Mayor G. w
NJ rlcher rendered his resignation to the city
council last night. His letter reads as
follows: &C.. W. Mclcher, Mayor OF Barre
Dear SIr-ln view Of the recent cutlery of
Vermont for Normonters | feel that the re-
tcution of tho office of pounGkccpcr t.
Whlch l was recently appointed DN your
honor, may prove an atiront 20 some as
plllnS nallNe-bCrn CltlZeN ana as my tWo
associates, Who are both foreign born citI-
zens. refuse to retire tender my resigna-
ton. | hope this a, ton will stem the ris-
ing tide OF indignation against anyone bui
native born citizen holding office in Ner-
mont. Tor II 1t doeSn {, th9 mayor ana ilN~
OF the six aldermen will have 10 follow my
example. Respectfully, ..
IF l., LANGLEY -
| OFFERS REWARD FOR CHINAMEN.
Ch'te1 states MirShaI f'eu ~ oL' "'S
issue posters 'HerlNE reward Oh >" c." d
Tor the capture ana d' INr'A lr H'I" -
Louie rang LullE ana - Ncc! Nu.h, W.
CfiLtse Wno escaped II. IT 'he hlUl''
county JAN at Newiahe, ! hursidS tn''' IL
says the Rutla1d Herald me posters dc'
strihe PanS Lung a. nt"ut % wears pIu
tau ana straight with very piacA nam
ana sharp DICK eye. ne mas rune
| C arse voice 10Y 'H'hunlh ana sPo"N'
of medium height, has slow walk. j nat
offe, of tho rcward is authc rized nv the at
trrno,, aaner,1 of th, I,rited STATE.
|
DIPH1UERIA IN RUTLAND
|
hore are 'lN cases OF GlPh'nerid IN th'
Shcpherds nome so-caI'td, At NO " tds
| stttpt hu',tilu' ne a." nus are NJ
nelson opula anu H'i 'N, ultu 'eiti"le
| l-Ildu' h'rt'ld, iicilE ei'u .'d STUNT
! ne kutlthl tlerdIi Pun lSl.tS tie ioII""
ing statement ~ llealth 'lnCe' LuSar -
Moore All open s'"f' III we ccHdr am
ire kltchen sunk uhu"Ppeu' aho"lAS se"'
gas 10 no" lreel! 4Hto tllc HcuSe' - ull
oout t'niN 'h' 'auHo 81 'his t'r'Iple SIX
ness. Inc owners OF III" lrop'F'y "cl'
serVtu WIN hot'c 10 lpt re property II
COCO SANITARY col'utloh or ulSV' H'h"e H'
use as tenant property l"ur'E year ago
ne orier was uiSopeS tu r'-u ii tenant wiz
seven IN 'ne lanl!F dIIoNtu H. WIN Nn'
very hdl"ttl "esull mat there are now sl'
cas's on u il"tu use use "Iivh rave 10 b'
ueate" ana SUPP llte" at the cl'N OK
itHse' SuCh W'Iiui ~ SlHehev Oh tue par
OF iahuiCrds Is hothlls less thdh c'lUllu'
ana Shoulu %" 20 treated IL SHOWS I'M
urgent necessity 81 proper ENspitdl accom-
modatiohs' TO Whlch suCh patients co"ih o.
fhoNcu ana plaoea III u't SANITARY cohdi
ti"hs ior a quick recovery
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nhS'C E'i - ~ DINA i'r'Ioi'O'
| ,rbo account of fine trustees of m
Thomnson fund. AS filed with the SufriaL
comfy probate court last December. ha.
boon made nublic i'm Erattloboro saws .
corresnondont of tho Surinpdeld R,nnbl
con- II win b. remembered MAJ mis- RIM.
vas created nv the win of the Iote Tbon,o
thompson. by which an income of two