Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-19

article that the housewife adorns her
table with, hut bread cminently salts
factory to those for whom it is intended,
from its appearance certainly substan-
tial. and doubtless. nutritious. The bakery
Is in charge of Italians and they explain
that ordinarily about five barrels of flour
are used a week. and that from 20 to 100
leaves are put in the big over at once.
CANNON DEDICATED IN LUDLOW.
The cannon in the village park at Lid-
low to mark the drill ground during the
Civil Wal was dedicated Friday by J.. o..
Howard Post. G. a. r., after the annual
reunion of Company I, second Vermont
regiment. The presentation speech WAS
made by Capt. j.. a. Howe, and respond
ed to in behalf of the town by DR.. w. y.
Bryant. The high school students at
tended and furnished music. Addresses
were also made by Col. A. A.. May. Il
member of Company 7, who is now n
resident OF Meridian. Conn, and depart
rent commander of that State. In the
evening a campfire was held in Grand
Army hall.
NEW CLUB FOR BENNINGTON.
Inc MOUNT RntnOnN country cluD, Win
a paid-up capital Of $4,000 has been or
ganized in Bennington. The club sue
cccds the Mount Anthony Golf club,
and has just purchased 72 acres OF land,
on which George Tow has completed lay
ing out n ninc-hole golf course. There
is a large farmhouse on tho land. At Il
meeting of tho stockholders Saturday af-
ternoon these officers were elected: J. q.
,,.t. IDruo Il WALL
ington, vicc-presidcnt and George Worth
ington. clerk and treasurer.
INJURED BY A ROLL OF PAPER.
John Wilkes was badly injured in the
nington, Friday noon. A roll of paper
weighing 100 pounds fell on him. knock
ed him dow and rolled the whole length
Of his body. breaking several ribs, a
shoulder blade. and brMising one leg. He
was unconscious Saturday night.
NEW REMEDY FOR DOG FIGHTS.
A dog fight. seventeen dogs participant
ing. was summarily ended in Island Fond
tho ether day by the judicipns use of am
monia. applied by Grosvenor Smith.
They were IL very surprised lot OF dogs.
ANOTHER SITE OFFERED.
T.. T.. Harris has offered to give a lot
for the tuberculosis hospital which Sena-
tor RcdNcld Proctor is to build nrI en-
dow. The lot proposed is on and owned
by Mr.. Harris at Lyndcn Center and is
in every way favorable for the location.
An engineer has been there tn look the
ground over and report to tho committee
-. mill 1anx.n tha ,,.ttDs IN,
charge.
ANOTHER MARBLE FIND.
Edward Iiarwocd Of East Dorset has
struck ono of the best prospects for II
marble quarry yet discovered In that
town.. He has taken cut cores over 60
feet deep of notified white and blue fine
marble, suitable for Interior frish or
out door work. There is only about five
feet of earth to remove. The quarry is
also or a side hill giving ample dumping
facilities. Howard Freddy of Philadel- !
rhia will assist Harwood in developing
it. This quarry lays in an hitherto UNI
suspected marble locality. showing that
Dorset is on almost solid marble worth
millions.
WOLF SEEN IN RANDOLPH.
A sight that hasn't been seen in these
parts since tho day OF the early settlers
was revealed to the startled vision of
Warren Bruce Monday morning was
.ckorping In the woods of II. A. Smith. /
Mari-Cnstle park in Randolph
end, looking across, saw II gaunt wolf
about in the pasture Of A. II.
r. beast was composed in
manner. seemed u%ntrobulcd by timldity
End, after leisurcly surveying the seem
cry. trotted MI into the woods. 1T was
dark gray in color and. acccrdirg To Mr..
Bruce. was no Pigment of the imasina.
tiOn nor anybody's dog. Wolves, which
follow tho deer. have been seen in various
parts of the State this fall and recently
were sighted as nearby as Hancock.
BARRE OFFERS THE LAND.
The Barre city council has offered Il site