Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-24

is held Dec. II. the following persons we're ele-ted
e delegates TO attend the session Of the Grand
a Lodge. to be held in Rutland on the u Tuesday
IS Of January next
{ VIM H. Root. " H. ) Whitcoab. II e.
Wing \. g. Watson Substitutes. Il. Il, Brad
Il ley, W. 5. Langwortby, C. b. Grey. ". l..
j Harris
NEW oRGAYIzAroN.-A Young Mems Chris
tian Association was organized in Charlotte. on
the 10th. The following officers were elected ::
Presdeut-H Mcneil
Wee President-F. n Frshie.
Secretary-B. Whitlock
p Treasurtr-C Barton
We record with regret the death OF Mr. Nelson
Newell Of Shelbum tie has for many years
been leading member of the Methodist Church.
and Of society generally, in his town, and was
noted as man Of probity and honor, and for
his unboundei hospitality His only child is
Mr.. Henry y Newell of She!burn.
Nouy MANSFIELD RAILROAD. We learn
that an effort viii soon be made to build tbi,
road from Waterbury through stowe to Morris
Vile. It We. surveyed some time since and
found to be a very feasible route. This road
viii be no less necessary, fora large portion Of
Lamoille County, from the building of the La
no.lle Valley road
RicNoyp MABKEr.-For the last two week.
there ha, been tut little Home in butter and
cheese. Prices remain about al. last quoted
batter from 80 to % - cts, cheese from DO to-
Is cts. Monday there were shipped from this
station between seven and Ell ht thousand pounds
poultry, mostly geese price, from % Co ls c'~
rer pound
Tae FrsEa,l or Hon. Hugh Il. Henry took
place at Do. late home in Chester on
Tuesday A number # our citizens. irc.uiu-
Judge Smaley, L. S. District Judge. Gen
>naulrl Collector Of Customs: !. A.. Ar
thur, Esq Deputy Collector g. W Chase.
ESQ. and others tous train 10 the morning. 60
attend the same
Is 15r L,ks-A short time since, i-;'e
girl. belonging to 70 family that 1--we, 10 q ,,rt
boat moosel alongside one Of the rhar,e.. .r
attempting 20 spring upon an adjoining Boat
missed aar .a'i1s and fell between them i1,o
'ae wafer But for the presence and lss-tlnsc
offs. .s y..-..-sr ,,t. rs,- r.,- ..... t...
been l-.wnci
Tina RECENT Book SnzlEt.-We uod-.i
some weeks since that seventeen ease, Of hook.
belonging 10 r.. Vcrthne,ou OF Montreal had ,
been seized ~ the Collector # the listrc, Of
-.-'..
''''7'- '-'.D ''' %
''' .'-''.' 'D 'l' '''u.'''' d '' 1''' Do!
'-e ASA '' ''' ''''''''' anu inc payment
VI costs .A-''e"' TO the seizure
Co,l GuIsa uowN.-It., stated that during
the pas. few days there has been steady BE- p.
slime ia the price Of coal in New York. ON The of
10Th inst the Delaware and Hudson Coal Com "
rany reiuee,l the retail r-,,- # crate. e., and
'o'e '''' from 20 s'.'' iA' reduction
- ''''-D panied ny reduction DO The "ho.'-
'e price 'i from 7li' Z. 7--' r'r TN of =
-'-'' P'uNis- coal '' no" Eo'1S INTO Ne" D.
''N city al the rate OF I''Vo" tons per day ce
r,or, ,...--..r..,,.l.,,. g.. c,:.....
e,
TIT '''' 80 tue l''h' say We are se.-bs tAe l'
a-t quality % spring wheat ur or five dollar, wv
er barrel Such q state Of things Is ss-iou. l'
. y...,.-,. r.-,..-. IT, -.,.-. TO- .t..-.. 10
--'! '1'" ''' az AT
'Nd n 20 something else besides Wheat-rAis-s h.
2 ;hey VIII grow poorer instead Of richer '
gu
ACCIDENT AND RrSAwAY.-As Mr. W L. Jul
.ronr If this city. was drivip,, int, tswn We'd
.sIsy 81, sb.i.,,r,, .,-... -,.4 ,-t....,..-,.. an
'''' que" 'e! oi
'po-''e The h1g'es0y iarn' the King o'lt 20 hs
-op very suddenly to the ground Mr. Strong pr
as thrown forward with considerable force eff.
-iAius the ground upon hi, head and shoulder ref
Though considerably bruisei. no bones were io''
oxen. The horse runaway. and was stopped nor
meVhere in the vicinity Of the lower wharf We Yer
ler-tani. fal,
r.,...,.., ,....-.--,.,.--. ,.-c snc
.,.. ga. .,;.,..,,..s -. ,-,5,.., our
..p.-,.--.- mis-
gum WI '"' Oh '"''' Mes
e Key Dr. SWEET was elected President in place onll
the Rev John A. Hicks, b p. deceased After init
.sir,- 90, ,,,,,-,,-;o.o A1;.,,., 80, cha. Doh ~
Per br ui.tl w. r,o,.,.,. Mi f,r- fs raiS
.ris.aJ H., che 5io.ese Tho ,.5,-,;,... ...rc
- - III ,"e ulo1ese' inc 'DHlIn'.,'f 5'.' tion
1'l,,' ~ '"' '-in.'V" '' "' sho,
'! ,n5 ~, =, - pisn"i-e,'. ~ ~ ge.t
-, aiii ''J iNaI Ierfllofy' anu HIS. ~ 500
flrfl
NJ VIE h,.bI,,o -, - 49,, ,fs,L mon
5is"'' '''I ii'e nun yer il 'le 4en Fro;
.ists cf tho Row Josisb Svef, n n r,i-f.r rece
VI, ~ '',''r '"''''T ~ ''''SA' b
iIrg Hon. Roderick Richardson, Montpelier hive
,'ii'l'I hii, T, '''' From
per
',rY Buvus The Bond. authorized in Cen P.t
! CITY Meeting July 18th. for the extension soIl
he city water works. into streets where the bonn
......-t.:i ....- ..,o Z girl,
''''' - she
oeen received ny the city treasurer, anu sre dress
on sale. as will be seen by the following chine
lutiop. adon.eI hy the Board Of Aldermen work
:.,...: lng-r
4eir las' nee'ihg- are b
eSoirea' by the Oity council Of the City Of buto
lingt0r, as follows
ne Mayor and Treasurer are hereby author He'n
% effect sales Of the Bonds Of the city. au- 20 W
led by resolutions adopted in City Mstinc taihll
18th, 1863. upon the best terms they shall ment
BE to negotiate said Bonds. and the Nayor. IS Il
.prer ,D1 Ciart 40 barshy artLor;,,l ., not 81
their .ev,ral names and the seaI Of the cir, ing Of
ii Bonis And 1gb.,e,e- ~ s,ii ,oj, be wi
he effected ,b. Tre,s,,-sr i bar,b, j;ro,tal ton
-,,s;, Tho -. 49,. bv tn
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