Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25

While cooking breakfast Mrs. Ed.
ward r. Dudley OF Pittsheld was badly
cu, and bruised by the explosion ~
the stove the force Of which threw
her across the room. The Kitchen was
wrecked
Joseph Lord of Norwich. aged IS years.
drank carbolic acid Thursday from bot
tic he had carried In his pocket since
summer He had been melancholy for
some months. having lost the sight 81 a.
injured eye. He leaves one SON. charNS'
besides his wife.
IAhs sassi Of Barre lay %5 minutes
Saturday afternoon pinned beneath
heavy stone A man passing heard n
cry for help and pr1ed off the ston" and
with others carried SASH 10 hia home.
Sassi's left thigh was broken and oil Gay
Sunday he was dslirious with pain.
During tho past year Bellows Falls
had % fire alarms The biggest hrc
was February Is. when three dwell
ings. q junk shop. Tindleys carriag'
r,ore and tho Rockingham Hotel were
consumed with loss OK $1,000. Tho
largest number Of fires were caused
by overhcated chimnoyH.
\
IN. other day in Rutland while bring
broken 20 harness A crowd 81 M per
sons watched nsiorts &c get the animal TO
'ae gin ~ s'sa' men would put tho colt
on h.s fe'' "r'f - have ia" animal hop
rvc- agar. lie vas Hnaiy placed on
boo elcd md taken 10 "A veterinary.
Tho seco7d annual conference of Old
eT Green Mountain ROVE. hold in Spring
fold rridaT. Saturday and sunday. Tas
attended by nearl> 20 lad.. TIL" SPEAK
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| 'p''.,S '.,''. CIV ~.
- ,,,.n 80 v-'.
Aifred -. Hu"s'iS. "np!oycH 'f an
'.nd"rtarer by H. +. fph' " son sun
denly left hiV VA" In l'ra'N"h"r'
ThurSd"N' after no'itNihT ms pr"'h"r-
MA" ~" ''' - US 80 ''''
WI l''he ''''. w '''"
an" Sc" nor' ln''''"'ai'f ne iS'' '''
WITHOUT '"hoH
Mira. Jagc MrNicar. tho Oldest rcslden,
of IHudonvijje, celebrated Friday IT,.
o6,h hirthdav. shr was born in Scotland
in lSl7. and has lived in I-yndonNilir FOR
n Years IIer husband served In tho IN
Vermont regiment and nor son in Co
/ G, 3rd Vermont Vie latter d''d %!
I iinhther'a at A'eHaHnria.
Frank iatorro % Proctor rescued n
man from, drowning SUNDAY Paula
Amos! was standing on HEAVIER pond
with his hand, in his overcoat peck 1t /,
when n" isr gave way, rrecipitatinQ
MIN into docp water I.atorrc rushed
10 the rcscuc and hold him up til
others came 70 their assistance.
The old colu,nt,an marble ,,tant.
nov ou.ncd ~ m. G-een Nounte.
Marble co. Of Rutland is to he put into
operation February snG will give cr,-
nlovucn. 80 80 men. When .he miami
IS in full operation in the summer. h.-
tween $50 nnd 400 mon will be en-
gagged.
Valentin. Hahn. charSed with com T.
hitting criminal assault or Miss Nell
he Mcehan. a Sudbury school teacher.
late in November. pleaded no; guilty at
= ,relin,inary hearing Saturday morning
before Cit% Judge f. q. Swinrerton Of
putlard and vas bound over to the
March term OF county court under 81 800
bail.
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bly, the tsllcst man In tho state. died
Saturday az the Gill OdG Fellows
home in ludlow. He was about six
Zee, ecv.n inches In height and came
70 An1e-io, r--~l T7rtzic IN 1850 IT.
was one az the first Germans in Brat
tleboro ana aariv became interested in
odd FcIloWehip
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H'cor"'hE !" ire fe0tr of ltN ''eFk
James Ai"'N"N m ialT" tho cost Ct
changing IN" roN'nc Of stevens branch n
Barre ~ss s129E'HS. This cost was borne
/ ny the c!'', Tho Fare railroad and the
a,1 .h,s ,,,a -. $780,,
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"e"'' D'"o"N"' ~ fo''i''e'. ono ~ Inc
''"'"'h business mon th"rc and also on
f"s"' IA BUSINESS AZ west Hartford. died
T'a"' m'rh'r* OF heart disease Ne
""S h"o"' 80 ''ars Oh, and leaves wifi"
ana Nv" cH''1l"n Hc Wa prominent