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

More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Readers dedication OF
New Town Hall at Hinesburgh.
The new town hall at 1Inesburgh was
dedicated or opened for the first time Fri
day evening, the 2lst, for the rendering OF
the cantata "Belshazzar," by a chorus OF
so voices, assisted by Miss Agnes DoolcY.
Miss Carol Goodrich, Miss Kathleen
Savlcs, Messrs. T.. G. Lyon, f. Il. Sweet
ard l.. w Merritt, the Rev Mr.. Adams
Mrs &. w! Stafford Mrs. r. j. Harris, Mrs
James Donahue and Mrs. Frank Post as
sooists, 1t was conceded to be the finest
and best musical entertainment ever given
in this town. The Howard Opera House
orchestra. assisted by Miss Alice Nash as
pianist, furnished the instrumental part
of the entertainment in "A highly accept
able manner. all being under the direction
Of Prof. G.. w. Russell, who is entitled to
great praise for his untiring efforts to
make it a success The audience gave
hearty expression Of their appreciation OF
the rendering of the solos duets. trins
and Quarteltc as rendered by the soloists
named as well as the work of the chorus.
The receipts were nearly 5000 and the ex-
pcnscS about 800. The hall is 4OX'O ana
seats Ash people comfortably. 1t Is finished
in natural wood with steel ceiling. well
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d ll'. pr"o' N"uI. noI Wv" Wv, -, oirl,
- mn IN, W.. a. , DC 600 ava e. ooo
and reflects credit upon the contractors
Mcssrs. Burke and Nichols of Essex june
ton.
WORKMAN NEARLY LOST HIS LIFE.
,,ho,.,,, pu,,o,, Of cor,oreet met with, =
sa,ia,,s ,,cidor+ In Johreon,s mill last
1,h,red,, ,,,vs Tho vriiuipyton Times He
,.n iaa,'i,,r 70 Ann, chair stoc,s and had
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,,,arrnr III, ,birt slaava caught iu the
intho drawir,, hin, in under the bir knife
Tno yasbns thrco or rour inches long
y,ora out hotb eidae of his head Dan Mack
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aef a., hoi, ;,s.ortl,, or AR Rurnnn would
cortainlv have beeu killed at once He is
49, ard ,ro,rd INT viii NOT turn chair
stooL ao,i,
BOWLDER ON RAILROAD TRACK.
A huge bowlder rolled down the noun
tain side on TO the railroad track about
two miles from Hoosac Tunnel last Fri
Iday afternoon and the afternoon train
from Wilmington was unable to get
through, says the Wilmington Times.
North bound passengers made connections
with tire evening train-some by walking
and others by riding on a push car. A
gang of men were promptly mustered into
service by the railroad company aud the
rock was removed by using several blasts
of dynamite.
/ .,.,.. .,.,.. =, Iva
the best i'm Readsboro that it has ever
been, says the al correspondent of the
i Wilmington Times. The spring opens with
u Charles Bartlett ready to build his resi-
dorcc on Pleasant street as soon as prar-
ticahc; the wall and foundation were
built last fall and the work will he rapidly
pushed when the weather is warm enough
Tho three houses on the sam" street VIII
be completed and ready for occupancy as
soon as the weather is warm enough to
plaster them. Several other residences ar(
} All assured fact and with the promise OF d
new and enterprising industry, the Golo
fever at white heat and real estate on tn,
rise, Readsboro is truly on the boom.
DEER KILLERS BOZ ND o\ Elk
Tho tbroo Young men arrested last weel
tor hoi,., II, noeecesior Of a deer and whr
, 1000 ,nI,or 10 Ncunort had a hearing
, -, ,'d ,,,,.o boid for tho Grand inn
K ,,,,oJ Ia tho Iast issue NJ tho trsse,
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tt ,,,,t In,,osti,,otior ebovel
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: October
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