Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-13

Church and College streets. Mr.. Wires retains
the counter of polished vsriegated marble, and
most Of the fittings of the banking room. He
/ has added some handsome signs, for the outer
doors and for the departments Of the policy
clerks and cashier, engraved in black on silver
/ plates these were furnished by Brinsmaid and
Hildreih) anu has had the walls tinted. The
Directors room makes a luxurious private Office
II the rear Of the front Office Mr. Wires removes
bis business 10 the new quarters to-day.
The sESTIsEL's SuccEsson.-We find on cur
table the last new venture in the rather risky
field Of newspaper enterprise in Vermont 1t is
| published by Alr. A. n. Merchant and edited By
Mr.. Gardner B. Chapin-new names in this re-
/ gion, though Mr. Merchant has been somewhat
known 70 newspaper men As the publisher Of a
/ paper in Chanplain, New York, and nofe re-
cantlyof one or two in Franklin County One
side Of the sheet is printed in Western city,
where some enterprising printers supply pa
/ tent ius.des'' as they sre cale5-that is printed
/ 70 several hundred country newspaper publish
+ ers whose moderate resources will not permit
/ them 20 get out full sheet every week, but
/ who by thus using the matter, advertisements,
/ &c, in use by two or three hundred others,
can often get along pretty well. The other side
Of our new contemporary, appears 10 be printed
/ in the State; a page OF two of it we should say.
/ from general appearance, in Franklin County.
We hardly feel ike criticising the Vermont
part of The new weekly either as an achievement
CT editorial brilliancy or of typographical pro-
/ gress. It may occur to some perhaps that it is
/ not quite up to the sounding promises Of the
I programme hut then It is 90 be remembered
that It takes time as well ss talent to make pa
! pc1 which is 90 surpass all others.
! The Ia3sfsn9tat, No there is another ofthe
! name elsewhere in or State) processes to be a
] Go 90 rarty'' paper. What this is, We suppose
! our readers generally understand We have
never sroru Of a proisssedly no-party uewspa-
/ per that was not democratic paper in + very
TIN Disguise For really 10 party newspapers,
there &c very limited opening in these days.
d. p repuol'caa government AMI in view Of the
immensely ilaportant Issues which divide parties
ia oae day, every us-n, u intelligence ard pub
Ic spirit a1.ye do-mousc. sides with one party
. or DE ether This is especially the case in thi.
state. lt.mmers, vhiiliers, no-party men, and
inca on the lgroe.a1e uotf4vorites with Vermont
ere. Tie uo-ps1ty character of the new Tais-
t..-sf viii, e5rs .ucntly, It is saie to predict
not last l-ur But Il she democrats Of Vermont
vil adopt and rally round It, it may survive
We alvsys mourlcl the demise OF the ali Stati
a,i. an3 have slways beea ready 20 welcome any
a-r, candid and courteous Successor 20 that la-
ulu-ol iourusl. We feel altogether kiully
therefore. 10 TIE new conner; sad If We. CT thi
public. DO 70. resp5li with the -tmos. enthusi
ssm tots somewhat imperative appeal '' SAX
us into yoar c.adl-u.e AID 20 your hearts q
o-rs." 8, IS because, in ,de words OF Patrio!
Henry &. confidence "a plant of slow growth p
ur-urr9y AND BlGAgY.-A bennington
c---es-aaI.a, Informs Us that some Eve year
sco ai1al ly the name Of John Desy L.asly, O
2islaue. y. g.. having O. yt fe and four children
leJ horne very .-. s,eriaasy and was suppose
so t-le4l lv Lis .amily. B fsE days ego &r
stephen, from that vicinity was visiting hi
friends 2 Huntington, when be sav and Iecog
MEL tie same mln. who was going by the a,m
ofI,h4 u5er Hs hsi WORKED one year %
lr Mason 10 E-elzgnl, and some three yea1
1-.ta-r 7--;.s1 il Huntington. Ab5u, yea
ami al.r s-l he WIS married TO tire onl
daughter aai eai.1 OF L3sou-5 Holiey, q wealth
f.ruer Ia Huntington. Since he came to Yer
mont lslas always been very Industrious Ha
-ea- When told what the reports ver
about him, he only laughed sni SAID while p,'
DE wc-. taking atou. him they wouldn't b
talking about others. lie hiss, however lei
Huntington, Il is supposed to Look size hi
f.-l and other sfsirs in New York STATE. Il
,sss about IS years Ga, and biz last wife We
atel, IS when n4rricj. There is s. child aboa
six months o-l. tie fruit Of the last union.
C.. --l's special ear met Mr.. Pullman
head &c .ie Palace Cir Co, and Nr Wait Of tn
Sew Ta-s H-svs--. II use. ~ Springfield, YES
ler.sv. aal ta-1 .he.l north to meet ham - S
Ataas Taatmstus Pullman cars On ths Y
Central laes h..,.s long, we predict,
$3.50 Es,r7a,-.a. 5iich. Telegraph u ne'. 3
The Town Of Eines6urgh
fIyE.a-c0, Ft. Eav. 9th. 1870.