Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-22
BURGLARY IN BRADFORD STATION


was entered during Sunday
night by burglars. the outer door and the
ticket window being forced open. Twelve
and S2.S5 in money were secured.
The railroad authorities are endeavoring
to find the guilty persons but it is not
known that any one is now under
suspicion.
WANTS TO START SHEEP RANGE.
Frank S. Peer Of Greenfield, Mass,
was in Brattleboro Saturday looking over
tracts of land upon which to establish
a 1,0o-acre sheep ranch in the vicinity
of Brattleboro. Mr. Peer is president of
the New England Farm Stock company
of Greenfield, which owns sheep ranches
in Greenfield and Leyden, Mass. and
Chester and Ludlow. He has just re-
turned from a trip abroad and brought
from the British Isles several hundred
Thoroughbred sheep. with the sheep
came several herders and sheep dogs
from Scotland, and the sheep will be
cared for by natives o. their own land.
CLAIMS HIS TIMBER WAS STOLEN
The Illegal cutting of A. 900 feet OF tim
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suit which has been just brought through
a Bratleboro law office Livingston
Gushing Of Boston owns 100 acres of
timherland in Manchester. He had It
surveyed recently by f. @. Bacon of
Sunderland. While Mr.. Cushing was
performing this work he suddenly came
upon two men who We're cutting tim
l,ar. no ,rhi he
survey, belongs to Mr.. Gushing They
were Henry Wyman of Manchester and
his son. Fred Wyman of sandgate. Mr.
Bacon says the Wymans told him they
were cutting for man named Martin
and that soon afterward they said they
wer cutting for Thomas Mears of Sand
gate, who claimed to own the land.
They did not stop to pile the timber, but
Stumps which Mr.. Bacon found indicate
that a large amount or timber was cut
as much as two years ago. The timber
had been sawed and disposed /of. Pa
pers have been served on the Wymans
by Sheriff II. H. Wilson. of Arlington
The case is returnahIe IN the Remington
county court, but there is some prospect
of a settlement of the case out of court.
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Many housekeepers in Brattleboro are
beginning to be worried about the price
,Ios and on,is uC'. po'", ,,, "p
for so cents a bushel at retail and the
supply comes mostly from the Maine
crop was harvested around this part of
country, probably enough to supply the
n hut "a avn
holding their crop for an advance in
price Apples are selling at from 1926
to $3.50 barrel. The crop was rather
small so small, in fact, that hardly a
barrel is being shipped away, and buy
ers have not considered 1t worth their
while to go through this part of the
country II IS thought by local grocers
however mat the FARMERS are holding
the crop 10 take advantage or the bet
yer prices la'er III tne season
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of n ouortet Of nrtsoners who escaned
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