Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Rcaders--Ncw Trust
Company Organizes In Brat
ticboro.

The first meeting of the stockholders OF
the new Brattleboro Trust company.
which will begin business about January
!. was held at the banking rooms We'd
ncsday. out of the 1000 shares subscribed
Sli were represented and voted. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
A. b. Clapp; vlce-prcsident, o. NJ Law
ton: treasurer, G. A. Boydon assistant
treasurer. John r. Ryder; bootkecpcr, r.
J.. Greene: executive committee, A. q.
Ciarp, O. T.. Randall NJ ]. Moran. Il.
". Blodgett and John L. Gale auditors,
Martin A. Brown, l., ID. Taylor, /. NJ.
1awton, NJ. j. Moran, r. W. Blodgett.
George A. Ecs, e. NJ. Gibson. d. f. De
witt. J. l.. Stockwell Of West Brattleboro.
Dr George c. Foster of Putney. o. T..
Randall of West Chesterfield, n. H.. G.
f. Howe Of Hinsdale, N H., John T. Gale
of Ciuilford, Adm +. Miller of Dummers-
ton, -. A. Meendy of South Londonderry
and George Fl. Gorilam of Bellows Falls.
NEW GRANITE SHED FOR BARRE
Barre IS to have another granite manu-
featuring plant next spring. Novelli and
talcagn have purchased of Melcher &
ladley n lot fronting on Center and
Blackwell streets and will erect a large
modern plant in the spring which they
pan 10 nave reaoE by June ne ios
800 feet on Center street and $50 feet on
Blackwell street The shed will be OF
the straight variety and will he 300 feet
long and 600 feet wide. 1t will be equipped
with modern machinery in every pArticu-
lar and will accommodate about 60 mon.
The members Of the finn are Joseph
q.
Noyelli & Calragn.
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Az
"Steeple Jack" NJ J. Cavanaugh, made
a daring rescue of dog which had be-
come Imprisoned on the Ice at the
foot Of the MILESTONE falls at Brattle-
horo. 90 feet below tho street Wednesday
afternoon, while a large crowd OF thrilled
rpectators cheered the bravery of the man.
The animal had been IN It's perilous posi-
ton since Tuesday and tho mist from the
rails had frozen into u vertiable iceberg
which covered the street wal ABOUT me
the end of which was secured above
lie then slid down, tied the rope around
the dog and the spectators pulled the
animal up. The rope was then thrown to
Mr.. Cavanaush, who climbed it hand
over hand TO the street.
CALEDONIA COUNTY Coufl'
Caledonia county court has resumed its
work aftor the Christmas recess. The
case of charles I. King VS.. Henry y.
Ls+,broolts was -alton nm. A fury 1ya
j,,,narolod :, This casa Soma time ano
hut owing TO the illness of one Of the
4urore tho case was postponed. The
;,ro, vas ab,e 70 resume his Mace Thurs
d,,, AVID Tho trial Of tho casa nrocee1
,d ,rbts &c a., oction for allepad ma
Iicrous nroeocution in which the
,1ai,tifr suas IN recover -be sim of
No"p The plaint!H's evidence shows
,"la oonds ~ ttr, ,,d toni, . chotto,
,,. tho ,p,ourt or $40 King mado
several navnonts on t1e nortrape In
n,oo,,,hor ,ent rstahroo.s brough,
nm action or +rov.r against KING al
taoi,,,. .b,t viz nod oo,,or+o1 tho goods
70 bis ,eo nv, .o,1ipg the,,
CHILD BLEED TO DEATH.
Viola. the four-year-od daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clara Reed Of Barre who
had been i'll for several days, was attacked
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