Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
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VERMONT NOTES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


raised disturbance with Fred Brcsaw
of East Barre. He was unconscious for
several hours but will probably recover.
The American Granite company OF
Barre has commenced work on a new
stone shed, motor house and blacksmith
shop, wherein will be employed about 20
men.
The souvenir post card craze continues
to prove great boom for one-ccnt
stamps. In Bennington. over 1000 stamps
of this denomination were sold last month.
most of which found their way to SOU
vcnir cards
ON an elevation known as Indian
Knoll. r. O. Smalley of Bellows Falls
plowed UP an Indians skull and other
parts of the skeleton. Implements Of
savage tribes have often been uncarthed
in this locality.
After considerable heated discussion.
the village of Bellows Falls has granted
franchise to the Bellows Falls Gas com
pany Work will be commenced at once
on 1925 40 plant. The first price asked
will be .75 per 1000 cubic feet but this
rate will be gradually reduced
Charles Iefobvre of Bellows Falls had
expressed the hope that the ninth child
born into his family might be boy 81
that the Lcfebvre brothers might or
Canize a base bail team. The arrival Of a
daughter the past week, however, leaves
the outficld only partially nllcd.
Harley. the -ycar-old son of r.. w.
Kicker Of Barton. tipped the cover off
spring. 81, feet deep and tur,ble,l in head
first. There were three and ono-haIf root
of water In the box and the youngster
was pretty thoroughly soaked before
puhen out py Charics Dunmore' VINO
"earo MS cries
A fraternal organization known as
Sigma Chi Is in a fnir way to break M
the athletic prospecta of Montpelier high
schcrl MANY Of the schools host ath-
ictos threaten ia leave hocause Of the hold
this fraternity has ,aken. tho charge no
Ing that inefficient mon have been thrust
into the host Offices
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North CIarendo, farmer 70 vears old wos
fou,d In tho R,,tl,,d frei,h, ,-ards lat.
"Wednesday .,,eninp 7, ts Thought that
tho old man GOT off tha wrong side ~ tho
Saratoga snecial and after wandering
about the Yards was struck nv the shirter
He wa too dazed IN tell what happened
but his ntur,.s arc not serious.
Ricbrord suddon,v for PARTS unknown. Ua
presented himself to a clergyman to be
married. .o a girl he claimed was IS Yea. rs
did The minister was susoIcious and in
y.stieation revealed the fact that the
wo,,ldbe bride was but t. Suprenault
surrendered HE license and skipped to
avoid arrest on several charges.
WINE cFoSs'ns 'he -n'i"e Sen''' ~
TRACKS, MI anu NILS NH".' es S'eN''''
train. their wagon overturned. and they
were hurled some distance Both were
unconscious when picked UP and the
woman was thought dead After being
taken 70 n hospital at Lancaster. n. y
they regatned Consciousness and will re-
cover
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encd with a chain and snap. He twisted
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some way and as II flew back II hooked
inf, thc horsc's eve,id Some trouble was
oxnariencad IN renoyinp tho srap but
tho horse,s sight will be saved.
nnn'per or hu'lahd hSheT'neh nave
taken steps to protect the trout IN Ch''-
tenden pond ana tributary streams. Many
fish have been taken from this locality in
the past few years in spawning time" be-
ing bailed out or the shallo" places py
the pailful man mas heen engaged 70
watch the spa wning beds during the next
two months and money has been raised 10
place large number OF ilngerhnss IN the
Chittenden streams.
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road company Is the purchaser and Will
work coal deposits In the tract.
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