Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01

AFTERNOON and evening of Sept. n The
event was ceobra ted in the same house to
which they went directly after the mar
riage ceremony in tho village church 30
years ago and in which they have re-
sided ever since. A large number of
friends and neighbors called during the
afternoon and evening to extend their
congratulations. Mr.. Leonard has car
ried on a large farm in Pittsford all his
life and is considered one of the most sue
cessful farmers in the county.
DRINKS HAVE A RUNAWAY.
One of c. Il. Bigclow's teams returned
to the stable in Montpelier Monday. Sept:
q in dilapidatcd condition, several
parts of the carriage being smashed ana
one of the horses legs badly bruised.
Mr.. Bigelow had gone to Washington on
Monday and left his hired boy in charge
of the stable. The men. two OF whom
are known by Mr.. Bgelow. came to the
bic and hired the team from the boy.
They got up to Barre and had smashup
of some kind at that city, but were so far
overcome by intoxication that th"y re-
mcmbered no details of the accident.
Only one man stayed with the team to
bring it back. Mr. Bigclow went to SO
the men the next morning and they OK
pressed their willingness to pay damages.
NEW Y. NJ G.. a. SECRETARY AT
BRATTLEBORO
The directors of the Brattleboro Young
Mems Christian Association have elected
Victor Reed of Woodsville, n. H., gen
cral secretary to succeed George &. Will
son, who recently resigned to become sec
rotary at Kalamazoo. Mich. Mr.. Reed is
80 years old, is unmarried. and is now
assistant in the railroad association at
Woodsvile of which William ~ Fuller,
formerly Of Brattlcboro, is secretary.
SURVEY OF VERMONT AND NEW
YORK STATE LINE COMPLETED
A party of surveyors has just complct-
ed making survey of the boundary lines
between the States of Vermont ana New
York. and are about ready to commence
setting the new markers. The original
survey was made in 1893. since which
time nothing has been done about ver-
fying the one then made. Several of
the markers that were set up at that
time have been oblitcratcd and the Leg
islaturcs of both States thought best to
have tn" verifying done before all We
gone. The new survey, which is practicaliy
the same as the old enc, Will be mark
ed by substantial monuments consisting
/ of granite posts sin feet high resting
on a base of concrete three feet square
and extending below tho frost line. ON
zach of the four sides of the post is
stamped the following INSCRIPTION. New
York" vermont" state act of lSl2
ed 19o3. The numher of the monu-
mcnt is also on it. The work was pn Il
for Jointly by the States The States
were represented by T.. n RandplL Of
P"ultney, and II. Z. Willis, of scheme
tady.
BABY IN BASKET.
\ baby boy in market basket was
found recently by the family IF Dennis
Iapine, on their doorstep at Rutland. 1t
is not known when the child WAS loft.
but some of the reightors say they heard
. noise like a child crying at midnight
but thought it was cat or some other
animal and did not Investigate. The child
had stuff somewhat from exposure
but otherwise was in good health. APP
parcntly It is about ten DAYS old and
had not been well cared for. The LIpiio
family already have four children so the
overs"or of tn" poor will take the boy
and find 1t n home.
MlDDLEBt-RY BOY MISSING
It transpircs that Harry Dunlap. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunlap of Mid
dlcbury has been missing from home for
nearly three weeks and II is believed has
followed the crowd of fakrs that were
in attendance At the Addison county fair
the first of the month. He was seen some
two weeks or more ago in Rutland.
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