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aNu fAlAuri.--.'ne OF the -aidtst "'-'i'i's
.lat We remember to have occurred IN tins
a.Ii.r. resulting ia the death 'y drowning OF
. raatcr ot tile Freshman class Of the Oni'er-
.... happened last saturday afternoon. Shortly
ae.- noon party # nine, consisting of Charles
s. converse, IT, Z. Stevens Daniel Kern
d.. Frederick Fay. Donald Mann, Charles
Petty and Edwin W. Marsh, all student, ia
.. University, together with George H.
H.s. acting a- Captain, and b. ;. Mile the
Owner -le boat. went ont for a short sail IN
the -4.beat " iie0e" They stood out into the
Lake. and rH into Shelbmn Bay a little way
'a- tlen turned toward home The wind was
Slowing stiff breeze from the ;. W, and con-
llela'.e u. sen was running. little after
sour o'clock while headed for The wharves, ruu-
a.ug before the wind, and about mid way bee
tween Rock puuIer and Red Rocks, sudden
-lw from the south east struck them, and
brought the main slil about, the boom striking
Young Marsh, who WIS ou the cabin deck busily
engaged i'm pumping cut the water that had
heen shipped into the cabin, and knocked him
overheard The boat was brought about as
-on as possible, hut MS She was going at the
-7te # seven To- nine miles an hour, it was some
.-l,o- before this could be done. 1t was now
f irse necessary TO beat TO windwari to reach
l. vho Was lrayeIy su,taiuiu. himself Boy
...-.,irg On one Of the tack-. ly which they
..r. nearing the swimmer, the boat passed
,,..I,ir d 100 e.et of him. and rope "a blank
,-j sr oar were thrown to him from the boat
but impelei al, he was by the weight of his
e.o-I.ipg. and the heavy sea. he could mot reach
,-,af Them. and before the boat could again
b. ,.-.,g5t alor,t. he was seen to struggle and
t..,, .l;sarrs,r mot to return to the surface.
We understand that timely warning was given
% au bv Mr. bradley. who was at the ruiler
ortbe swinging of the boom. bout owing probably
tie noise If the waves and pump it was ue
heard by young Marsh. The party returne,
home sldlv, finding it hard to realize that theii
y..,u., ,,nr-,le. who went out with them AZ
.r .r ,u, b.t,,,, in fun health and ,pirits
WI really no more President Angel wa
uat,fal If tho sd event. and at once procuriu.
tiie services of Mir. C. b. Isham and Mr.. Wake
heId. the rfr-er. made arrangements to drag 70
the body SUNDAY Morning The high wind. how
ever. made this ir5,.s.ilJe until Monday.
Tie deceased was niueteen wear, old. II
vasa son Of Charles T. Marsh Eso.. Of Wood
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L,AMILY sCmOOL FoR Rors. \.

ven, Conn. Limited o. tn pupils Fall Term
timouials from the Rev. Dr. Buddiugton. the R-y
Dr. Bacon, the Rev. H. ". Becchcr Prof Silli,nau.
Froi- Dana Coy. English, Bishop Williams and ots,
er-. send flr circular.
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100 AGENTS can make 3 t. So dan SELL -,
- our Maps and Charts, Picture Books. tampai IN
tor, To- D. L. GtEkNSEY, bookseller ana stationer
Concord y. II Sept. wiw.
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= sept 9th, wSnos. Shelburn Point
RARTRAN & FENTON ELASTIC SEWING
ID MACHINES i0r family and manufacturing pur
poses. Prize Medal 10 Paris Exposition and Amer
canlnternational Fair in 1867 Il CHALLENGES comm.
tton for neatness, durability, and variety; excel,
other hfsteiaSs machines in amount and simplicity
o. attachments. Prices as other frst-clis- ma
chimes. Agents wanted IN every city ami town In
New England OTiOthcr cuuuties.. Comm s-ipns ltr,-r
Circulars sent free address BARTRAM 4 FENT6N
MANUFACTU RING CO., Duubury. Conn.
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VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Mr.. Walter Robbins died in Leicester, Angus
%, aged so years.
Almon W. Pinney died in West Cornwall
Sept 2, aged "a years.
Henry Hyde, of Monkton, had the terribl
misfortune to have his hands cut of in a nov
ing machine
Mrs. Drusilla S. O'Brien died in Ferrisburgl
Sept. 18th, aged "A years.
The town of Dorset has voted to sell its lie
banon Springs Railroad stock and bonds at par.
The Vergennes Lyceum has commenced hold
ing its public meetings.
L. Pomeroy has purchased the grocery stor,
formerly owned by L. D. Miner & Co. in Yer
1 gennes.
Me- Henry T. Powell of East Mildlebury
died on the 18th inst. aged 2S years,
Mr. Newell Hall, of Orwell. died in South
Paris, Maine, on the Sth inst aged g. years.
Landon & Co. of vergennes have sold their
new mill and hub factory to y. J. Hawley.
| Upwards Of ninety students are in attendance
at the present term at Burr and Burton Semi
nary, in Manchester.
Mrs. Isabel o. Winchester. a native Of Mid
dlebury, died in Madrid, y. Y, Sept. S, aged 81
years.
'lI L9ei Sc e''ge' o. .1te.ui!' w'S 81
fight Of stairs, into the cellar, Tuesday night.
The first annual Fair of the Lemon Fair Val
ley Agricultural Association, Of Orwell and Sud-
bury. will he held nj Sudbury. on Tuesday. Sen
TENDER %.
one of the Messrs. Kingsland Of Kec-eyiIle
has leased a water privilege at the Falls IN Yer
gciles' anu llIeus ESTABLISHING nal i'e'o'y
anu ''liiiis Di'ii
Harry ADAMS, OF Nerselnes' was thrown nom
wagon ils' 5i',iIS,'ay, III consequence , OF "a
w. III tIe ' ,,.nlt ' ''''' '''' ''' ''N'"
obs. h Ta tbro&n ,' fro,o aod I: .i,5. ON
Yrb;cb he ,y,s rl;ns, tbe,ra-n ,cr hin,
breaking one Of his ribs. and otherwise iniuring
him
The Bennington Baaaer says drunkenness
is coming to be almost the rule on our streets
Hardly a day passes without one or more iudi-
vlduals beng seen reeling along hlIel to the
muzzle with rot-sut, which VIII Kill as i'r oii as
ITS stencil can reach
Last "eeA saturday TWO chlllreh '' i'''gi1A
INA; - f-1,, " e., Wv i,; i-,,' "
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~. IN - -. l,'bo,'. ri,cI,.sl,-e.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Hiram A. Amslen died in llarlWicE OF con-
'p'ioi' "s'i - 9''i,
arthur H. ''oh' oi - 'oiiiS'uly' a'eI sept
i.'''A w. N 1,'Ills 1'i i'll 81
IL ~ W, 1,.i =. p..5. g.. -.
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R-srEERS 8 DEALERS ~ Coz. SECUEITlE'
and
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AN INyALUABLE MEDICINE FOR

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-... 1,ts-ratlnal Agricultural Society hold
.-r..-s. Houses Point Sept. beth and Both.
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Spefial gatires.
MOTHPANCHEs, FRECKLEs & TAN.

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were read by Sheriff Munson, after which their
names were called by the Clerk, a, fllow--aud
the members duly sworn.
GRAND JURY.
Bolton-Wiliam Hurlburt.
Burlineton-Lem B Plat and tha-. +. Ward
Charlotte-Henry Mcneil.
Colchester-james ; Plat.
Essex NJ BatGs.
Observation-Disclosures Dow and VI II Baldwin.
Huntington-Cal b Carpenter.
Jericho-Nathan Benham.
Milton-Dayid L Field
Bchmond-W b Hall.
Shelburn-Henry ) Morse.
St Ge0rge-Edward lsham
south Burlingt0n-P + Smith.
Underhill-Levi French,
Westfosd-B Beach.
Williston-Horatio Chaplin
PETIT JURY.
Bolton-Trumau Church.
urlington-Henry Il Doolittle and Or'o
Pinney.
Charlotte-Henrv c Root and Joshua VI Dean.
Colche.ter-.John Upham and John J Day.
E-sex-A b Halbert and JOINER
Uiuesburgh-J : Rood and Flanagan.
Jerieho-James H Hutchinson and Homer
Rawson
NHton-wm. Sanderson and Richard Finn
Bichmond-Giles Howe and Samuel tonant.
Shelhurn-John P Wheeler and james Il SUIT
ton.
South Burlmgton-Albert Comstocl.
y. GeorEe-Norman lsham.
Unierhill-Luther Dickinson and George &
punton.
Westford-Beriah Howard and 7 + Dunlap.
Wilhston-Justus Benedict and George VI
Read.
On motion Of L Wilbur, Esq, counsel for
the plaintiff in the case of Blodgett IS Hutchin-
son on the Jury calendar, Mr. james Il Hutchin-
SON was excused by the Court from serving on
/ tho petit Jury, as being party Interested.
The calendar Of jury cases was then called,
and Twenty-Five set down for trial. The whol,
number of cases now on the clerks docket i'l
this term is lS7.
CHARGE TO THE JURORS.
The Court then delivered the following Jur-
charges.
Gentlemen Of the Pat jury. The only sub
JET ~ winch 4t1iAN 20 AuAl NNhl fAAfNiitNi'1
this time, il, that during the pendency Of ia
Jury trials, you should strictly abstain fror
holding any conversation At any time, or wit
any person in relation to any subject which wi
he likely to come before this court and not onl
would warn you against any conversation bC
tween any Of you and Others, but also Of listenin
Intentionally or otherwise to the conversation
others not Of your number.
You all, of course, understand that when pan
ties have cases in court they are apt to tai
about them, not perhaps, for the purpose Of il
iuencing, directly or indirectly, the minds
iurymen, but because it is the subject Of the
thoughts People also often 60 so far as to tai
to jurymen about either their own or the
friends cases. Remember that you are situate
, where you are constantly meeting both parti
and their witnesses in attendance upon the cour
, and are therefore, particularly liable to hear
YOU are disposed to listen.
The best way to avoid any outside infuen
r which may be brought to bear upon you,
never to listen to any conversation that does II
concern your business here Mt this court.
> If you find any talking within your hearin
e proclaim to them the fact, at once, that you a
p members of the jury, or else remove from thu
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STATE OF VERMONT, }rTO all persons con
District Of Chttendeu. IS. : l corned in the Es-
tate " Reid j Paige, late Of Burlington, in said
District, deceased,
OHEtTiNG.
Alta PROBATE Court holden % Burlington, within
and tor the District Of Chit,enden, on the 7th day
ofSeptomher, \. D., l-JS, an INSTRUMENT, purport-
in.s 10 nc the last WILL and Testament, If REtb D.
PAIGE late Of Burlington, in said District deceased
vas presented 70 the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
And il is ordered by said Court that the -th day Of
October 4. D.. i-CS, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington, be assigned for proyir said In
strument. and that notice thereof be given 10 all
liersuns concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successiyoly IN tie Burlington Free Press. d
newspaper printed az said Burlington, previous Z,
the time appointed.
THFRFF6HE ycu are hereby notice. 10 appear
before aid Court Mt the time apd place aforesaid
and contest the probate of said will, ifyou hay,
cause.
Given under NY hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 18Th day Of September A. d. l-6,
l2w}w TIE. WALES, Judge
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nINAAN z. MnosrER.s rsTAfE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO gfi P-I='n- con
tate If Human r. Woo.ser, ia,c " Charlotte. in
said District ceael-ed
GREETtsG.
Ala Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and fog the District OF Chittcnden. On the nth Ia
of Stutemher A. D., l-t- lNsTII MENT. pJrpsTt-
ing 10 he the last WILL and Testament, II IllN-
Man R. WOOSTER late % Charlotte y siId Distri- Z,
deceased was presented To the Court aforesaid, Cor
Probate,
And it Is ordered by Court that the eth day Of
October a. d. I'D. the Probate Court Rooms Is,
said Hu-liaEtun. be assigned Cor proving 1it la
strgueut. ana that notice thereof h0 2, IN 20 O
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully iu the Burlington Free Press, n
newspaper printed at said Burlington, pTevioui to
the time appointed.
THERFFORE. sou aro hereby notified o. appear
before said Court, al the time and place afuTeSlid
and contest the probate Of said witt, Il y0s have
cau-e.
Given under my hand ~ Burlington IN sptd Dis
trict this 9Th day 81 Sci tlmher, A. L., l~67
l2v}w T. Z. WALES Judge.
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...-.-e reading of the thermometer, 81 q.
-...s sf tIe Thermometer from b : to 709.
--, frost on the 18th and 18th
-.... - Die 9th and 10Th amount, - inches
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KIt HWUNU HUH ~
NIB CARPENTER, \. B., PRINCIPAL.
A graduate % the University % Vermont.
Miss MARY BROWNsOS. precePtress-
Mrs ) II DAVIS. Teacher Of Music.
Mrs. z. T. GLEASON, teacher u Drawing anI
Printing. . 80,
day Of September, 1905
yate families
EB ANDREWS, Dear SRI take pleasure 10 say
inc mat Mr.. NJ b. Carpenter whom you have inyit
Ell ~ take charge Of your High School, will httea
for the duties II the pos 10 which you have called
him ] confidently expect that he viii meet WIN
decided success.
Yours truly,
JAMES B. ANGEL,
Au0 4 +d&wtf Pres. VT University.
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TINS BRANDON GRADED SCHooL-lt II heariy
two wears since the people Of Brandon determined
To- prepare "A building for the establishment OF a
Graded School. The Building Committee were
Hon. F.. y. Briggs, 7. n. sprngue, Jr., and John
Vail. They performed their work well, and had
the building in readiness for the commencement
of the school on the eth inst.
III, building j. noble structure, large, com
moiioas. and very neatly finished in allit parts
There are six large. pleasant and commodiou'
school rooms. with clothes rooms adjoining
Each scholar is furnished with separate chain
and desl, Of the most approved form.
Some $4,000 have already been expended OF
the building, and it is to be heated Throughout
by steam at an additional expense Of 81 800
Apparatus and all other requisites in a school O
tbe first order are also to be furnished.
The school opened with about $50 pupils Oh
the eth Of the present month under the charge o
, j. 5. CiHey. Principal, assisted by six ladies
the Prudential Committee, Alessrs. c. l. Case
NJ. D., Julius E Higgins and VIM. W. Reynolds
having spared no efforts to secure able and ex
perienced teachers.
The opening exercises were well attendedby tn
citizens Of Brandon. After feryent prayer b
t Rev. DR.. Thomas, for more than thirty yeaI
e pastor of The Baptist Church in Brandon. yer
n interesting address was made by Hon. +. y
u Rrir,-s. chairman of the Building Committee.
Y fine close of which he gave the key to DR.. C.
: Case chairman Of the Prudential Committe
z who bv his earnest and eloquent words in h
address to the parents, teachers and ehildre
r showed that his heart was enlisted IN the eau
Of public schools The Doctor then delivered t
g key to the Principal, who received 1t with a
If propriate words, expressive of his sense OF re
Il possibility, and pledging his best efforts to pr
II serve from injury the noble building entrust
:. to his care
t. Mr. Cilley was followed by 7. n. sprague, j
if who cheered all present by his words of encou
aqement and hope. The school thus suspicious
/. opened, is progressing, as we learn, with
ct earnest and hearty spirit on the part of be
teachers and scholars, and We trust that its ST
z, eess Will afford an example and encouragement
=, other towns to 90 and DO likewise.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

Grape Vines. &c, for Fall Of iSGS-
w offer for fall lianh- stock 81 ifuit aud o.
w nameutal Trees Grtpe Wines, 6c-, when Tor
! extent variety, vigor, and beauty Of growth Na'
! never been surpassed. Full particulars gwen I'D
the following catalogue just issued sent PREPAID ~
receipt Of ten cents each, i'r Nos J. . AMI ~"
| free No. {, descriptive catalogue 81 fruits Ne" 2
I ornamental trees. 40. B. green house plants p"
ENLWANGER ( BARRY,
Mt Hope Nurseries. Rochsste y Y
| Seut H. a law2yy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-25

Hrvr1yGrov.-Mr. Johns SENDS Us a copy Of
his little pcn-printed Autograph, dated at Hun
tington. Sent. 18th, in which he says the con-
tested election case in that town has fallen
through The Republican vote Of this town was
divided between two candidates for Town Repre-
-antati5n. p Remington and A. F. Bates. After
protracted contest, Mr.. Remington was elected
by one majority. Mr.. Bates friends announced
their intention to contest the election ON the
ground that "a Remington man had voted twice
the check list showing one name twice ON the
same ballot. A day was appointed for hearing
and taking Of depositons in reference to the case
but by some bunder the hour for it was set IN
the notice at 10 O'Clock P NJ, at which hour it
wa, found imprnctcable To take the testimony
f and the whole thing was allowed To drop.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-25

4 WATCH FREE, Given gratis 10 every
y live man who will act as dgcht in a new. light
ami honorable business. paying so day Ne gift
enterprise, No humhug address T. MONROE
KENNEDY, Pittsburgh, Pa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-25

DRIES CASHED in Royal Havana, Ken
i lucky, and Missouri Lotteries. Circulars sent
and information given. JOSEPH BATES, No. -
Broadway, New York. Post Office Box, f264.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-25

ERRING, But NOBLE Selfhelp for
Ia young men, who, having erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes nee Of
oharge II bensFtted return postage. Address
PHILANTHROS boz p Philadelphia, Pa