Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30

-. JohnsburY is to be represented a,
the mterna oral livestock show al Chi
caro December by George c. Cary.
who is to send three cows for exhibition
in the short horn dairy class, one Two
yoar-old steer in the short-horn fat cattle
class and three ponies.
\ doe was found the other day in the
stream in the earn district of CALAIS.
The game warden investigated and found
that the animal had two legs broken,
but there were no signs Of bullet wounds.
1t is PROBABLE that the doe had been chased
by dogs and had been dead four or five
/ days.
East Dorset came near being the scene
/ Of - double drowning the other day wheE
+ tvo-year-old Ruth Dryden fell into a
pond. Her little brother gave the alarm
ami her mother jumped in after her. This
current was very rapid and both were
carried down stream until they came to a
log to which Mrs. Dryden chung with the
child until both We're rescued.
Joseph Begor of Rutland. aged 20 years.
had narrow escape from death the other
day when hc fell from a roof. He had
been doing carpeuterng work on the
tonoment house owned by Wallace w.
Nichols. w.on he fell some 70 feet. He
WAS picked mp unconscious and although
he suffered severe injuries to his back,
fractured wrist ana dislocation Of bones
in the other. he will recover.
Mrs. Alfred L. Senton. formerly OF
Rutland. but now Of Wellesley, Mass, Is
-5inL j hn T.. quinn OF Boston formerly
of Rutland, for 500 go for the alienation
, of her husbands affections. 1t is claimed
that he led Mr. Senton into bad habits,
so that he deserted his wife. She is said
TO have suffered from lack of food al.
though her husband has a liberal salary
as wine steward at the Essex. Quinn's
Boston hotel
Through the efforts Of It's secretary
tho late Senator L. NJ. Seaver. the Ma
. / tlonal Humane Alliance of New York has
! presented the city of Barre with foun-
tain to he Installed at the corner OF
Washington. Elm and North Main streets.
There are four flve-inch depressions at
each corner of the base which will fur
nlsh running water for the dog popula-
ton. The bowl for horses is of polished
granite.
Miss Mabel Stratton, daughter of the
Rev and Mrs Thomas Stratton of Lyn-
donvlle. and Bert l.. Stafford OF Rutland
/ were married Wednesday, Nov. %, at tho
Brmis Memorial Church of Lyndonville.
Mrs.. Stafford ia a graduate of Lawrence
l-ufy.r-!tv and Mr. Stafford is an alum
, mus Of Niddlebury College a member OF
the firm of Lawrence, Lawrence & stat
ford Of Rutland and States attorney tor
Rutland county.
iarge and curiously arranged set Of
arters Is that on the head of large
buck killed in SALISBURY valley BY
Harrison MillirEton of that town The
autlers are heavy and have a spread of
over % inches. but the freak feature is
u the two extra points. one on each side
I and pointing outward and downward. The
: freak points, too. do not taper like the
o othe,-, nut are nearly uniform in size for
a the entire length and are blunt al both
q ends
At a meeting Of the board Of director.
d Of the Northern Casualty company of
20 Barre the following officers were elected:
IS President. Dr Charles y Barber; first
If, vlcc-rre-iJont, Albert A. Sargent; Sec
. oud, vioe-,resilent. Richard y. Hoar; third
vice. resident Edwin l. Scott, genera
counsel. Richard a. Hoar; general man
arcr and secretary, a. j. W. Greig; as
.It.n, secretary. Miss Julia Doris Fair
banks os burlington medical director
80 ,.r b. G.. Jarvis Of Barre.
Homer C. Rogers, the fake veteran OF
.he civil War. who is always on his way
to the soldiers Home in Bennington, has
II turned M once more. This time hs
H worked his old gag on Nathan H, Stat
H ford OF Rupert. He arrived at the Stat
Y fond home the night of November IN
ma exhausted condition from cold and
f,,rr mo W. on his