Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-26
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VFRWOW1 NOTES

VACATIONS tnere and nave q yacht club,
The breaking of ice on marry pit,
where seven cows owned by George
Boyce OF Poultney has gone to drink let
all the animals into the water and they
drowned.
George Legs, n Barre granite cutter,
went to Washington and was buncoed out
of 81 by two polite strangers who said
they would get him Il farm job in Vir-
gina.
William A. Rice OF West Rutland
when caught burglarizing the railway
station knocked down the aged depot
master but was caught later at his
fathers house. He was out OF the House
of Correction on parole.
The Rev. A. l.. Cooper OF Randolph,
nov 81 years old, has been Methodist
pastor IS years, presiding elder IL
years, conference evangelist five, n total
Of 55 years of regular work in the Yer
mont conference
New buildings. say the officers, are the
greatest need of the Rutland Hospital
association. Tho annual reports show
that 226 patients have been treated the
past year and there have been 90 deaths.
Total receipts were s1l. 1860 and expenses
$40, 1855
In the absence of a regular rector. the
Rev. G. i. Johnson Of Burlington
preached at st. Peters Church at Lyn-
donvillc Sunday. Bishop Hail has APP
pointed the Rev. r. II. NJ. Eckford to
that charge, and he will begin his duties
about the first OF May.
Base ball gossip has started in Rut-
land with talk of Il four-team league to
include Glens Falls and Hoosick Fails
~ Y. and Rutland and Burlington TWO
of thes four cities have reported favor
ably on this plan but Burlington is not
one of them.
DIR. Delhert y. Ca~ver OF Marshneld is
said to be one OF the victims of c. f.
King Boston's fugitive Financial
agent" Or. Carver is alleged to have lost
over $500 which he sent King I'D which
he wished to have invested in American
Wooden preferred.
Essex county court will open it's March
term at Guldhall the last day of this
month. The docket contains 100 cases
Ii for Jury trial and II for hearing by
the court, five Of the latter being peti-
tons for divorce. Little criminal bust.
| ness is In sight.
| Williams vile, a village in Newfane. Is
| to have n new bridg. for which the con
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,,,'a, hr;a.a $1,000, ~, e.o
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Emile Marquette Of st. Adams, aged I
years, found a dynamite shell that h
thought was empty. while trying t.
open it he was painfully injured as it OK
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Shortly after the two daughters o
walter II. Alexander of West Brattle
boro went into the barn to throw dowr
hay. they ran into the house and tol,
their mother the loft was on fire. The
lantern had set a blaze which destroyed
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| About % mon VIII be emplOvcd early
in Nav working the white clay deposl
near Rutland owned by the Clarendon
rlav AMI Mining comnany IT is nroba bl
that a large mart of the output will ~
shipped to Giens Falls. \. Y This ella,
is used in finishing writing naner an,
ther,. is q steadv dona, for il
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oho,,. t,an.,, .,.a,. a., mo ,,o.,. cos., bo,.
do,.aIo,,ed ,rbo nenn,s i, tno s,rroupd
irr tou,s hove h.an very much d,stnh