Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
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VERMONT NOTES



rs years, claims to be the champion bear
trapped OF the United states. He has
captured his 1olst bear, all In Vermont.
The Hon. Robert 7. Lincoln has pur-
chased a power sprayer to be used in
the woods on his estate at Manchester
The village trustees are also contemplate
ing similar action.
William H. Miller, graduate of
Hardwick Academy, has been engaged as
principal of the academy at Danville, vice
Harvey Burbank, now superintendent of
the Caledonia school district.
In excavatng for the new dam at
Bra ,tlehoro workmcn discovered several
Indian relics. They were located on an
old bluff that was once a favorite camp
ing ground for the aborigncs
S. c. Drew of South Royalton has a
Jersey COW from which he has sold over
500 worth OF milk in the past seven
months besides supplying his family with
milk and cream and making some butter.
Macy Dupaw, employed by the Brandon
Italian Marble company at Mddlcburv
had just recovered from a broken arm
when he caught his leg between NOV
ing car and :. mill door, fracturing it be-
low the knee.
The comptroller Of the currency has
approved the application for a national
bank at White River Junction with s25,-
Oeo capital. Tho organizers are y. A. Per
rim. Frank Collins, G. ". Hazen and A.
Z. Watson.
Officers Of the Vermont Cavalry as
ISOLATION are anxious 10 see every sur
vivor at Saratoga Springs, y. Y, during
the national encampment of the c. A. r..
in section d of convention hail from 10
to II a. M, September II.
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- ~. ~ III ''' .''rn'e quarry
slab 2ita feet long and three feet wide.
This is an unusually long piece Of mar
bic, as seams nearly always prevent tho
quariying of slabs this size.
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cred favorahy.
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after tool. "a his ho,,, ,,.,.h 49, ,.,
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mu,it,on ard st,r.ad 1,,. -, ,o,l. rau i,''.
Ambitious Brandon claims to be mother
OF five Inventions. 1t is started the first
first lido, n o,oc, -,ol,,, os ,,,,.i,.o .,.',
was thoro corcoi,.ad ava s,,aaas.e,,,,,
,,I.d 7, is eat, ole, .. 49, t,-.t
nlace Of tho n,arh,n cav +bo ars4 aao,,
stove and . vac hoo.o. or,,,,lo,a. ,,,',
list
Deputy Sheriff Stannard of Barton
Landing captured a pickpocket at Barton
ialr but not until he had made a good
maui II" broke away from him at the
motel but was rccaptured after a struggle
! ana taken TO the photograph gallery,
ou' put up such n fuss that it was i'm
possible to get picture of him. He is
bo ,s rarsa,o, '''"'
Letters purportlng to be part of an
endless chain for the erection of a Ma
sonic monument to President Mckinley
nave peeh received IN ms state. They
contain instructions to send ten cents
70 NON N'liam X Day of canton, Ohio,
ana write three letters TO brother Ma
sons The grand lodge of Ohio denounces
the chaIh as unauthorized. disclaims
ouuse lay as a MEMBER or the fraternity,
ana pIeads lRhoranc" OF Masonic mon
u'heh' 10 the memory OF Mckinley.
bobhine nm Btrbford VIC ,ra.+od NTH
an oloct,i,el ,,to,,o,,,..,-, 49,. 49,. -
timo the meteor r,.de tic ,,,a,norahIs
flight The dynamo in the grist mill
| House and Kellev's insurance office was
| burned out. the metal ceiling in tho no.
| tel office was scorched and n hole was
| burned through a metal rosette In the
same room. All other places in town
| were free from unusual freaks on the
| terv is forthcoming for thc s,unts done
In the places mentioned
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| No''e'''' VI ~ N'o'l'aci vi MFs'
i'"'.'. VI No'''"u ana snia''
p"",''' vi "auo' !" " i'"Sh from Wh'ch
,"1 N'""N 'aS' SATURDAY are AT the state
a,o'S io' eHa''ih"t'on' Inc physi-
C'"nH iou"u '"e woman AT 'he point OF
""'H' ''ic 9'"ptoH'S pointing 70 NOR
| awa,tinr an investig,+,o, viva, .o,d