Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-21
personal.

We are sorry to hear that Gov. Washburn is
coudnel to his house at Woodstock seriously i'll
with an affection Of The lungs. His condition
causes his physicians and friends much spprs-
hensior
The Rutland Hs.ad praises the preaching Of
Rev. f. r. Griffin Of this city, who occupied the
pu.ptct the Congregational Church in that place
10 Sunday II say, the sermon was an emin-
emily practical one. which attracted the closest
attention OF bis audience, and in it. feryent sim
pHcity there was great power
81 the meeting OF the Bar Of the Supreme
Court ia Washington. last week, 10 take action on
'he death Of Secretary Stanton, on motion Of
Attorney General Hoar, Senator Edmunis was
elected President. and a committee was appoint
"a to Draft resolutions. consisting Of the Attorney
General, Hon. Robert 5. Hale and James VI.
Carlisle.
On tae Board Of Lady Managers OF the Nation
al Association for the relief of destitute colored
women and children. are Mrs. Gen. o. o. How
ard, Mr. W F. Baxter snd lliss Louise F. swan
sister of Mrs Senator MorriI) Of Vermont
la i4e lis. Of Americans in Paris, on the 5Oth
,,gr Va, notice the names q Hon. L. E. Chitten-
len Of Sew York, and Mr.. and Mrs J. C. With
srtee sni Miss Roe, Of Port Henry.
The name O: Gov. Van Ness, j. one q the
most prominent in She history Of Vermont.
As L. s. District Attorney, Collector, Chief
Justice ana Governor Of Vermont, Commission
.-f, s...-. the National boundaries uu5sr tbe
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many years. ana collector Of the Fort Of new
ork, be vas almost constantly IN important
,..f1;. office, f- -s,-i, f,-t, rasrs 5rring more
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lngton. The sketch Of hls HE IN inc vermont
Hst1ucal Ga-eiissr, written by Hon. D. A.
.--.,,,a-. contains the following mention o.. his
A1i-.
"'' an YES -', - s.'s 80 -, ~.
49, marriage! Marcia. Lady Ouselsy). and
C9rae.ia Mrs. Rooseyelt) ~ the sons, James
& II oldest. is the only one i'ins, VI
n - hsor nm I,Iv If 61s talents
. uei at brilliant a:som9lishments, was esrlv
MARI @i l' NilIGu - 20. w u 49,,
.. :, qrtacbe Of tie British legation at
Wssbip. ..on. Cornelia, native Of St. Adams,
the rema ing dausater o. me =, nTs, Mrs r. van
Ne, 60 IVA wa an usually resident member Of his
family at as iington. She is well remembered
as dsnr as gu H Ise 0' I'M R o pe ror 1TS
an , Of 5be Judges IT the supreme Court of New
Yors. and is ,sid to have been young lady q
great beauty Of perso ana o. most lsselnalLng
address ross ss5,hs veil vers s IN the not-
;,si ,,irs Of the countr, and is said to have
exercised great ana oouser' 80 -. ~.
more nan o,s tbo $685.. II the nation. She
+. sill living, and since her -iage to Judge
Roosevelt has been resident o. Ne" lork'
'er' ner eHe5ose o' ses . NI ararecsed Nv
"a. ,,rr .I;s,iD-,i.bed visitors who frequent
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o,..ls.. ,,b,so bo,n. has beep in Eng
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n,., has boon On a visit 10 Bur-
'' '' -, -.tr-r 60 ,b;. rI.,s +, thirty
-. ST. is the guest OF Governor In
Decentralization. ILL.,
NJ W. L bryant -
'i the Boston '0H'Hd''' u,...tu...a,
printer IN the Aontpeh -. :. 49,
married On lhnr'lly eva D'-'
ret T. Lrienam' OF Dos'oh''
ar - -, friend and
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'nr obituary column contains 'ue
NJ % the death OF Ar. Arson byihg'ou' at inc
'''el age Of -. Mr. Bying'on "" one oi
w I'0'eers OF the Anti-slavery movement IN this
o'''s' MS earnest, we might almost sag lmps-
'ieN. -i''''' A'epns him in adv anoe Of the pre-
u''''-''''' '''''ea' OF the Stste. lie was one oil
'ii' ''''''',' ''e - L'oerty or fiee Son
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