Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VERMONT NOTES


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The brown tail moth has been discov-
cred on Church and West streets, Rut-
| land.
| Chaplain G. NJ. Charlton OF the l-fated
| battlcship Georgia is a former pastor of
the Methodist Church In Bethel village
An invisible. instantaneous skin per-
Tuning beautillcr, describes Satin skin
| powder.
OF 10 analysed samples of ST. Adams
| liquor, six failed to meet the require
| ments Of law.
Marshall G. Wright. n Chester carpen-
ter broke an ankle by jumping from a
moving automobile.
william Tanning of Brattleboro has
been ava rded damages of s25 for dana sc
| done by deer to growing crops.
Foxes are raising havoc with the
farmers chickens in Pownal. as many as
30 chickens being found dead in one
| yard.
Mrs Grace Spauldng of West Rutland.
who suffered from hccoughs for nine
days, is now considered out of danger,
| the attack having ceased abruptly.
William Fairbanks Of Grafton. who
killed Mrs. Mary Page CIRCUIT at Saxtons
River has beon removed from the Brat
tlcboro Memorial hospital to State prison
at Windsor.
Miss Jennie Cunningham. employed in a
St Johns hury laundry, met n painful az
cidcnt when one of her arms was drawn
between the rollers Of a machine. The
arm and hand were badly crushed.
The arrest of the alleged japanese spy
recently at Fort Rosecrans, san Diego,
| Cal, was by the order of Major g. W.
Gatchell, formerly military Instructor at
| Vermont Academy.
Albert Shultz of Woodfor1 has not yet
recovered from the scare he received in
being chased by an old She bear and two
big cubs. Fears are pretty thick in
Woodford and not at all timd.
| a practical joker placed dummy jag
In one of the cells Of the Barre police sta
ton and the OH GERS bit freely. Upon
pulling down the covering to see who had
been arrested each man was greeted by
the big end of a stick Of cord wood.
With the rear of his carriage ablazo.
George I,apoint drove proudly through
the streets of Iyndonvlle. After several
people had hailed him he caught on and
put out the fire. A spark from his cigar
probably ignltcd the umbrella under the
seat.
A Wilinmstown man visiting Italy
found himself badly in need of an inter
| prefer. When he found his man ne asked
him where he learned English and the
Italian replied Barre, VI III health had
compelled him to return to the old coun-
try.
While Orrin Russell, a Jumper. was
working under a large derrick in the
Mould & Davis stone sheds in Morris
vile. he looked up ju>t in time to dodge 4
heavy falling wheel, and escape the full
force of the blow. As It was he received
severe scalp wound and injuries to his
back that contlne him TO his bed.
The mysterious wandering woman of
Hubbardton turns out to be the aunt of
Mrs. William Murray Of Proctor. Her
name is MCGuness. When discovered
she wandering limlesSly about town,
unable to tell who she Was or where She
came from. She Will be cared FOR by rela-
lives.
|
The Rutland Kennel cluD mas elected
the following ot'cerS' lreslheh'' SehA-
tor Redi1eid proctor; Vice-prcS'dehtS' bF'
w. w. Townsend ana Dr. {. A Gale
secretary. Or. W. Is, FarnSworth' f. -
Dole of Boston, mas been secured as
Judge of the show in September. Entries
oro co,,ir, r., from all over tho state
1t is supposed thar Lewis King OF Niles
pond was dragged and Kicked to death by
his horses. When one or the team re-
turned home hearing part Of broken
harness and feed Rag, an invest CATION
was instituted and Mr.. KING was round
dead In pool of blood. by the ROADSIDE
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Because OF tile scarcity of tenemehts
in Sprlngheid II Is eApec''d mat II Will
be difficult for the shops to secure SUI
fic'ent help. Rents are being raised from
s. t" SO, from $40 and Sl2 to SD, from DO
to sl' and SO on. Even If new houses are
erected this season they VIII nave to
h,,.o oroucb ho,,, -, ,,,.,,, ,,c factories
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