Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Contsnucf f. m fourth pogeJ

Bart Cross, A. y. Farwell, r. c. Bowers
xend II, NJ Harvey were elected to- make
/ canvas of the city and get accommoda.
lon for the legislators during the session
Z 1908.
W, II, IL Markham of Shady Rlll was
badly hurt by being thrown from load
bf hay on his farm Saturday, sustaining
a broken COLLAR bone, fractured wrist
on the left arm and three fractured ribs,
Mr.. Markham was standing on the load
Of hay, considerably to the rear when
he horse started NY unexpectedly
hrow,nR him TO tho Eround anu str'k>
ne q, Ma head and aide, Morris BERRY
who was working with Mr. Markham
h,ok him home and summoned Nr, Nc
rsutre of this city, Tho physician say"
that the patient is rest,ns comfortably
and will recover Mr. Markham Is mid,
d,e-aSed.
A,enno l.. wheeler died Friday night
ht s>a5 O'Clock from a complication OF
diseases The deceased was born in East
Nontreaser ~ years aga the son OF NM
and AIRS. She,eard Wheeler Two sisters
Mrs, Waite Morse of ST. Johnsbnry aud
Mrs. Sylvester Madden OF Bloomfield,
Mass, and ono brother n, " Wheeler
OF this paaec. survive MIN, The deceased
drove stage lseewecn Calais and Mont
,,a,;er for aieht years Tho funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock ana
the burial was IN tho cemetery In CaNNs'
The Rev. Grnnt Van Hlarcom ofaciatc''
slrar;ft u, H. Tracy Is spending out ia
the insane hospitals and retreats OF the
New England States and New YORK an
offer Of 500 reward for the arrest and 40
,ten;ion Of u, u Coon, who Is under thd'et-
men: IN this county for Mans'auahter IN
sausins tho death Of tctcr puront az tue
State hospital for Oh" insane AZ Wafer
bury last October, Coon has Jumped nus
bail. and as he had formerly worked )"
Insane hospitals II Is Thought no may pe
located by tho circular and cuts OF ~"
which have been sent out
Tho peerfcld River Railroad company
with a cap.;at stock of saQA0oN flied YES
1e-tay articles W incorporation IN the OF
nee of the secretary Of state, lheso ar
'ticIcs set forth that the company Is or
ran,zpd to build a road N mites Ions
through the towns Of Wilmington, Seats
.burrh, Glastonbury. Sunderland, Manches
Ter. W,nhall, Somerset and Stratton. Th
.heayirs, stockholders aro w, II, Wood q
','anhrilgp Mass, and Amos Blandin
Wilmington, Tho rer,rnt OF tho road VII
he IN Manchester and Wnhall and II
hull, FOR The, purpose of transporting '"ni
her from the virgin forests through Wh'c'
Il will rum
The Montpelier Military band has Nee
.rsa god for ,h,, ff2la day of the GrN
lodge Of Knschts Of FNtNfas to he h"'
In this city Tuesday, July "a in c"nnco
.io-, with tho meeting of the grand ''"E'
The grand lodge will ope1 Wed'NSda
morning, July *, and On the same IA
the grand chapter OF the Rathhon" S,S'e'
will he held Ia this city, Montpelier sem
nary campus will I've uS'd for drill p"'
noses by the uniform rank which Will {
into camp next Saturday afternoon an
continue In camp five DAYS, lflliS Will I
neld every day except Sunday ana III
parade on Tuesday vii, he headed ny u
NIontrelier Military band, Several h"'
ss,,sI knights and their Indies are expected
The body o. Roger Buckley arr'VSu
.Yh,s city Yesterday from Providence ~
,rd was taken to Morctown for hut1''
Mr.. Pulkley was % years old ana weh'
pyrjdence several months ago FOR u
bcnetit Of his health. -,
Cant Edward Baker, armorer AT II
state arsenal, Is shipping wooden hianke
and other necessary articles to IN" d''le
ent companies OF the LIST regiment TO
us>d on their trip to Mt Gretna. Pa
August. A detail from Company IL w
have charge OF tho camp cquippaSe al
tents that will be taken 10 the scene
Tho p,anoauvers.