Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-04
word that her sister-in law in Boston
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| nine-year old Montpelier youth picked
up roll of bills in the street big enough
| TO choke n COW. He had seen a gray
| whiskered, mild hammered old gentleman
drop the bundle and hastily restored the
| property TO the owner. The old party
smiled benignly on the little fellow. and
handed him one cent for reward.
| was struck and knocked into a thousand
pieces An aged horse was stabbed in the
structure and he was uninjured, neither
did the debris take fire.
During a severe thunder storm an old
! oarn belonging to Jay Niles of Pownal
Mayo Wyman of Narshneld heard his
| uoe barking and thought he had holed a
"ooochuck When he Investigated he
| round the animal spinning in the mir from
the horns Of an angry buck deer. When
| the buck spled Mr.. Wyman he charged
on him. Mayo made record time into
the branches of a nearby apple tree and
chung to this roost for three hours. Final
~ the deer again turned his attention 20
the dog and the man seized the opportu-
nifty to make good his escape.
ENGAGE VERMONT soLo1sr
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reer OF Vermont girl. copied from tha
New York Portland and Bangor ma
pers. will interest the musical neonlo
OF this section. She Is Roa Eaton or
liinesburgh, the charming Young So
praho VINO made n sensation in New
york the past season and has been
predicted by Madame Sembrich and
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MOODY-WADLE1GH REUNION.
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Vi ARRANGEMENTS, Nern York. AIR. and
.hlS' yer" James Mr. and Mrs. David
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anu MIS-. r. MOODY; literary committee.
-'edIN MoodN' Adol Steadman, Myn
Htedurnah' Maria king. The programme
CONSISTED or reCitations by the children
ana remarks from members present in
prayer was made by the Rev. ]. r. Hill.
IheN parted wishing they might live to
enjoy many more reunions and hoping
mat when such things of this earth are
over that they might Join more glorious
reunion on n higher throne.
AN ARDr-C,rrC~ At rou.>..
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ioWhshend has not recovered from the !
Snoch OF an abduction there last week !
wien hd"in Moore, who left his son
ana daughter with H. o. Gale nine years
ago called at the schoolhouse and whisk- |
'u MS weeping children away In an