Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17

Congre2ationai ChurCn IN Berlin, has re-
ceved call from the Congregational
Church in Wells River
The quarters in the Gryphon block
in Rutland now occupied by the Dream
land theatre have been leased by the
government and the postoffice will
soon be moved there.
As the result of an inspection by En-
plneer j. W. Notey of burlington fire
esca pes have been ordered by the State
board of health on seven business blocks
in Barre.
At sale held by the ladies' union
of the Congregational Church in Bel
lows Falls a free supper was offered
to the person telling the biggest fish
story. Mrs Edward Kirkland won out
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for tho
printing of n history OF Norwich Uni
versity In two volumes, Sketches Of the
cadets enrolled in the Institution from
1873 to the present time will be included
with other valuable data.
John Gallagher of Montpelier a five
year-old, was badly injured by a bun
dog, as he was coming home from church
/
little fellow down and savagely tore his
face before driven away
Solomon Langley Of Mendon died while
milking Thursday morning. He was
| found lying on the barn floor behind the
| cows by his employer Serril Ranger.
Mr.. Langley was &c years old and a vet
eran of the Civil War.
A modern hotel will be erected on the
| shores of Lake Bomoseen next summer
by New York parties, they having bought
a tract OF 1--WE acres OF Edward Dunn Of
Castleton for a site. There are at pres
ent six hosteries on the lake.
| As Raymond Kinney Of Casteton was
working in a Hydeville slate mill Mon
day one Of his feet was caught in a gear
Ing Workmen came quickly to his as
sistance but his overshoe was torn off
and his foot badly cut and bruised.
A woman from a town near Mont
pelier tells a hard luck story to the
effect that her husband fed the straw
in the beds to a worthless horse and
the children have to sleep on the floor.
The authorities are looking for the
man.
One of the largest pickerel ever caught
in Lake Bomoseen was landed by DR.. r..
T.. Smith OF Rutland. Feb. .. The
fish weighed II pounds and measured 40
inches In length. On the same day J. H.
Dugan Of Rutland caught one weighing
u pounds.
From d dairy of seven cows Ernest
Young of Barre says that during the
months OF December and January ns
made, besides what milk and cream was
used by the family and six freezers OF
ice cream. tSl pounds OF butter, which
he sold for 500. IS.
A party of Bellows Falls hunters are
out after two Canadian lynx seen by
A. A. Halliday n fruit grower. Wednes-
day night Mr.. Halliday went to his
henhouse to investigate loud screech-
ing and discovered the animals. He
attempted to drive them away with q
, club but they put him to flight instead
Fred Russell, the 11-year-od son OF
Mrs Ethel Russell of Barre, died Thurs
day morning as the result of a skat
ing accident on New Years day, wher
he fell and thrust stick into his eye
The sight OF the eye was not destroy
ed but 1t was found that piece OF
bone pierced the brain.
Owing to rumor that the Chittender
dam Of the Rutland Railway. Light &
Power company is unsafe experts vii
go over the work Friday. The manage
mcnt claim that the structure will be o
sufficient strength to hold the heav!
pressure that will be brought to bear OIL
: il.
n The Cahee House Furnishing com
r rany Of Augusta, Me. with a capita
stock of 100000 organized to carry oil
n furniture and undertaking business
las been granted a certificate to III
business in Vermont. Its principal OF
l fee in this State will be at Rutland AM
8 Albert f.. Cahce will be its Vermont re
r preventative.
!, Albert O. Patterson OF Waterbury.
. dentist. and Charles A. Lucier Of Troy
a carpenter, filed petitions In bankruptc
J., Tuesday. Inc formers liabilities ar
y, s21O9.76, his assets $i729, Of which h
claims 500 exempt, The latter
liabilities are Is. his assets *l.2a
= which 500 Is claimed to be exempt.
q Inc armour feTtiIlZci NOIhS, Will
o capital of 100000, organized under tn
t. laws of the State of New Jersey for tn
$ purpose of manufacturing and selling fel
v tilizers was granted a certificate Satur
= day authorizing II to do business in Yer
: mont The Vermont headquarters will b
in burlington with II. +. Flanagan Il
a representative.
Probably Dolphus Dewna OF Franklin
30 years old. has MIXED more cows tn;
- any other man in the State. Beslnnin
-, with ten cows night and morning, II
. number increased to an average of 80
~ day. Having heen in the business &c
70 wears, M DewiHg figures that so u
he has MIXED about three-fourths OF
q million.
y With his leg severed below the knc
4 andrew Fofha of Andover lay IN Il
l. snow III zero weather Monday, Feb.
II while his assistant went for help
distant farm. Fofha's Injury wa
Of caused by the butt Of tree while
Ia sprang back while he was cutting
Or and mined him to the ground. 1t
e. believed that he will recover.
y To he struck by II rapidly movir
NJ electric car, hurled several feet throul
~ the air and escape with no broken BON
* is the experience OF six-year-old Charl
IN Donette Of Barre. Apparently not seeir
"a his danger the lad walked directly
IN front of car Monday afternoon. He su
tanned an ugly cash in his head but WI
81 otherwise uninjured
ne Az lanes. the three and one-half yea