Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-04

The Lodge of Good Templars in Hyde Park
continues in thriving condition. limitations
take place every other week, and the alternate is
devoted to literary exercises and discussions.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Horace Stickney, of williamstown, aged Al
| years, hung himself in his barn, last week.
He was son of the late Isaac Stickney of Berlin.
The following is the amount Of Indebtedness of
| the towns in Orange county, as reported to the
State Treasurer, on the Sd of March last:
/ Due to the Trustees Of the U. S Sur
plus Fund, ,97s "a
| Other debts, 1O2. 407 Of
Total debt, Sl43, 3S5 05
r. G. Curtis, Esq, of West Randolph, lost a
valuable horse and COW under suspicious circum-
stances lately.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Mr.. Samuel Cooper died in North Troy, Nov
y, aged 100 years and six months
Four crows were shot in one tree last week
by Hamilton Collins of Derby.
Drunkenness especially at balls, in the Coun-
", Is much complained Of
Mrs Daniel Frost died in Glover, Nov 20,
aged 6S years.
Mr.. Samuel Cooper died in North Troy, Nov
%, aged 100 years and months.
Stephen Eastman, an engineer On a gravel
train, had hisarm severely wounded while coup
ling cars in Lyndonyille
In Glovar John Smith has sold his farm to
William Tate, and Franklin Vance has sold his
farm to John X. Thorp Of Underhill for $1,000.
Mr.. William Hayden Of Albany was thrown
from his wagon ami very seriously injured on
Tuesday last.
Runaways are getting popular in West Charles
ton, particularly Of Mr.. Harris charger. The
smashings Of two Establishments are already
charged to him.
Selden Gray Of Bloomington, finding his wood
pile grew small too fast, hired a man TO watch il,
and caught Charles Walker getting his daily
supply from it
Real estate still continues 90 change hands in
this county. In lrashurgh Lemuel Nye has
bought part Of the Wht,le firm fo- $500.
The Fleming farm on Black River was sold lately
for $3.50.
Even the county court has caught the fever
and has its sessions changed. They are hereafter
to be held in February and October, instead 0c
in December and June, commencing October,
1869.
In Barton, little three year oil SON Of Nj
Jewell got his hand badly SMASHED in a corn
c-usher one day last week. Also Clarence W.
Page was badly cut in the leg by an ave while ON
pile Of wood.
Mr.. Montgomery Of Greensboro, n5tw.th-
standing the protestatons Of his son. who was
aware that the law only permitted man %
have one wife living, succeeded IN outwi,tins his
1sw-ahiliug progeny. and welded q widow IN
Glover. The sequel Is Yet To- appear
7, Hand r.o,,-. ,ri,s, has .o1l li. farm, IN
IT p pc e. Siq75 d ID Mention b,.
bor,bt NJ + Amc., Tlsce for SlG00 81 ami
M. L. Baxter have purchased the laul belonging
70 the estate of Judge Harris Of Siratorl for
about $4,000 F. NJ and Albert A. Han have
bought the Stearus' place fs~ $1,000. I,aa,
Haakett has boughta quarter lot Of " l. Baxter
f,r $40 f. ". Green has sold 10 VIA. LYNN
for 500. John c. George has purchased Carl
ton Ea.tman's place for $500
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WHITE.
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ne M.iie'oMh he'H mas pi,-ei mo inc
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Dr. bASer has soi1 DIS house III Ioal'nej 90
T. L. H'oAer' l'r 7'.e''.
Charles D. Brown lied in Rutland, Nov 81,
'-,' years
Prof 4. b. Ha-ar. Of PrctorSrI-e. opeuel
be lecture course in Rutland with au interesting
lecture on Switzerland.
Tn Brandon. the other isv. a boy named
Hatch, aged nine, fell out OF a window Of barn
where Ae was playing, and broke both arms
After the 18TH inst. look ont for A new era in
the business # Rutland p 7. Blmum iu-