Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
: VERWOWT NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The State Y. NJ. c. A. convention Will
be held in Bennington in May.
Tho Modern Woodmen Ct America will
hold their state convention ct st. Adams
May &.
The snow fall Thursday was especially
heavy in Windsor county. Two feet fell
in Weston and over a foot in Chester
A. Rovctti. aged 81 years. employed in
the stone shed of p. W. Mcmillan & Son
at Barre, dropped dead Thursday morn
ing while at work
The death of Miss Nancy Howley is
reported from Alburgh Springs at the age
Of lol years. She would have been lG!
years old next month.
The new farm superintendent and
matron engaged for the Mott Home.
South Hero, are Mr. and Mrs. Horatio
Crawford
Alexander jerks Of Pi,tsford. one Of
the few surviving veterans Of the Mcxi-
can War, entertained 20 friends Feb
in honor Of his s3rd birthday. He IS
native Of Caldwell, y 4.
A large number of drug SAMPLES from
stores in Rutland have been analvzed
at the state Laboratory of Hygiene and
about two-thirds found to fall below the
legal standard.
Additional rural delivery service in
Vermont is announced from the ostofices
at Castleton, Rochester and Washington.
Henry q. Blanchard has been commits
stoned postmaster at Newport for another
four years.
The young burglars. who confessed to
series of crimes extending over two
years. were sentenced at Rutland Fri
day: Herman Lavanture. aged -. to
the House Of Correction for two to three
years: David Sherman. aged 10. TO three
10 five years at Windsor.
Mrs. George Pickett. widow Of the
confederate general, who made the
famous charge at Gettysburg and in
whose decisive repulse the Vermont
troops played so large part, Will visit
the Green Mountain State this month
She will be in Ludlow February 20
Wood choppers in West Wardsboro
found a yearlins buck deer so mutilated
by dogs that death was the only relief for
his suffering, 1t is believed that the cold
weather and deep snow will cause the
deer to herd together and that trouble
from dogs will not be as pronounced from
now on as it has been the past month,
Accidents to lumbermen in Ripton Fri
Jay were caused by the breaking of
binder chains, Antony Iamey suffered
u-bf Ia
Henry l.. Wood was probably injured
internally. In the latter accident one
log rolled over the man buryIng him in
the snow.
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has decided to rescind tho ac,io, of tho
listers in taxing l. youne, who claims
TO be a resident Of Milan Mo Az n-.-
viouslv renortcd in This column tho iis,
ers made out an inynnto-v for W. youra
who declined IN r,aLo ono TOW hir,saIS
and taxed him ESQ .Nrs y-o,r,, is rosi.
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Francisco Santistan Of Barre, aged "A
is suffering from terrible burns received
from starting the kitchen fire with kero-
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The Tooth birthday Of Mrs. Freeloyc
Douglass) Mace will be observed at
South Woodstock today. She was
born in Grantham, \. H., February II
1905, and has lived most of her life in
Woodstock. Her health is unusually good
aside from the fact that she suffers with
rheumatism W'!'" oo''ses her 10 remain
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