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Tie Board met Saturday evening, Nov. Is.
ISL, Hon. Levi Underwood. President, in tie
chair
The President anuouGcel that the committee
appointed at previous meeting to prepare
memorial to Congress upon tie subject Of IIar-
Dor improvements, had been unable to complete
their report fo- this meeting, but would report
st future day, af.er comforting with the
railroad and business interests to be benefited
by the extension. Henry Rolfe, Esq, submitted
the following resolution. which vas unanimous
ly adopted
Rss5ire3, Thai his EKceliency, John ".
Stewart. Governor Of Vermont. lion. J. Gregory
Smith, Hon. Worthinc;0n C. Smith. and Gyles
Merrill, Esq be, and they are seyerally elected
honorary members Of this Board, and the Secre-
tery is hereby directed 70 transmit the proper
notification Of such honorary membership 10 the
gentlemen lamcI
Ai-- Role moved that committee Of five be
appointed by ,he chair TO report so this meeting
The name Of delegates to represent the Board in
the Commercial Convention, 70 be holden at the
City Of Dst-oi, November 29,h, ius;
Mr. Woolhausa novel to amend, by sutsti-
tutius three in place Of 'age The
amendment vas adopted, AMI tie chair az
pointed Measrs. Rolfe, Lyman and Tooihou>e,
who reported the following
Dclegates-Hou. Levi Underwood, Laersuce
Barnes. ESQ. and Ion F. C. Kennedy
Suhstituteg-Dr. b. s. Nichols. Hon George
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the bacc.laurests stage. There are but few of

the baccslsureste stage. There are but few of
our old citizens who have not enjoyed his per-
ronal acquaintance. And those Of his pro-
fession who we're his comrades and friends, will
always remember him IS courteous gentlemen
of the old school. lie was born in 1905.
Our Pittsburgh correspondent writes: The
death Of the Colonel, although looked for for
months past, seemed sudden when it came. Two
weeks ago he was riding cut, and on Tuesday,
the l4th inst, be IVES quite comfortable, recin-
ing IN his easy chair. His last night was some
what restless, but danger was lot spprehended
until nearly eight O'Clock IN the morning, when
his physician was called, and death found to be
making sure work OF its victim The Colonel
expired at hslf-past eight 3. m, as quietly as
child falling asleep in its mothers srms'
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The BENNINGTON OBSERVATORY AGAIN BLOWN
DowS.-The new Mount Anthony Observatory,
erected last spring, was blown down during the
gale of Tuesday night 1t will be remembered
that the observatory was blown down some two
years sgo. Dir Robinton rebuilt it in a very
suortantial manner, supporting it on all sides by
iron rods fastened to the rocks, and 1t was
thought that the structure would Withstand al
most any ftorm. We believe the cost Of it was
about IS 600.
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lHr NEW MARBLE Mill hal steam up Nor
lay, Jut did not actually begin saving, in
clltequeace Of the delays which are ineyitable
10 starting new machinery Ia a day or two,
'as mill will be at work A beginning will be
uaie with four gangs Of Save, which. if all goes
vel, will lie increased to sixteen gangs, which
will hl the whole ground foor Of the great
mL doo- has been put in overhead,
giving great extent OF flooring. which
VII be used il part for machine
shop for repsir Of machinery, and perhaps, in
part, for marble finishing, at some future day.
The works are run by fine new Corliss engine
# one hundred and fifty horse-Powe driving =
ponderous driying-wheel Of sixteen feet diane
Ter, from which /. belt Of thirty-one inches in
width carries the power to the shaftng. The
water. Of which good deal is used, Is pumped
from the lake INFO = tank overhead, and dis
tributel thence by pipes. The sand, which is
supplied 10 the saws, and in reality does the
work Of cutting the marble, is taken from the
lake shore. The blocks Of marble, before saw
ing, weigh from five TO seven or eight tons. The
Brandon Company agrees to furnish all the
marble needed to keep the saSs running, up to
twenty gsrgs. The building is heated by the
escape Eieam. The boilers, five in number,
which supply the steam, are hested by burning
shavings They were made and put up by d. s.
Nichols Co., of this city, who also made ard
pat up the shsfting. The saving machinery
was made By Edwards & Co, Of winoOski Mr..
J. Il Thomas is the superintendent Of the mill.
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VALrE o7 SPECIAL MEDICAL TREATMENT
There are many physical ailments common to
humanity which regular medical practitioners do
not always understand, and in come instances,
under 8 wrong apprehension Of the disease
wrong and & harmful treatment is siminis;er-
ed. Some simple bu, obscure disease Of the eye,
ear. throat or lungs 70 often da,iied with by
physicians Of limited experience, until recsiy-
ing no benefit, it becomes chronic. Such csseE
are often most euccessfully treated by c9npr-
tent specialists Experience teaches that men
who devote themselves exclusively 10 some par
,cular branch Of science are most likely to be
successful in their profession. Minute division
Of labor SEEMS hes; siap'ei TO seolrins = great
degree Of skin in any calling Toe truth Of this
statement We hs7e seen illustrated in certain
cases Of disease treated by Dr. S. ". smyth Of
this Gig. vino has hccoue IN eminent specialist
Ky giving c,se study 20 iiseafes affecting
the ;hrost and lungs and those more delicate
Organs Of sight and hearing lie seems to
have cdcctel permauon; cures in many
case. pronounced hopeless by less expert
eucsl practitioner. A recent case Of this kind
Ing come under o1- observation, 10 which
young lsIy .-5m Cambridge, suffering with
disease Of the ear, sought Dr.. Smyih's aid. and
hiss been fully restored Fle trouble was caused
By a polyp1s in TIE elr, which produced a pro-
fuse discharge and gave severe pain. The pa
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We are informed that the annual meeting Of
the State Temperance Society viii be held in
Miidlebury, sometime in December. When ar
rangementa are completed further announcement
vii he me- %
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LA. 1y-]. T. Batchelder purchased On Sat
.-i.r anil Monday last, ,759 pounds Of butter.
80. . csl,s. Also, 1917 pounds Of poul-
-r.1ul. coats per pound. All shipped on
r-..i,c Tbs large business for two days,
..4t oFn OF Lincoln.
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. The duties on goods catered for
.,-s.-s aui transportation in the district Of
v.-aa1a i-rug the month Of October 1871 were
,1sa-' transportation and expectation du-
..s ~ tbs same period were slI5.G67.97. max
. ..-s' 81 --l5 .3Jl9-.
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gr-Hsoyu BUTTER MARKEr-There wss not
,.nucl butter sni chee-e Monday as usual at
,... market. Prices were well sustained But
..-b held - 70 p cents. Cheese s to u cents
~ s.-n i,iries. No fsetory offered.
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Ca'te-QIite a number %. country butchers IN
quest OF cattle. Many Of the buyers arrived Mon
Jay nj GIT and have hstter selection, as they are
on the sp0. when the cattle are landed. Fair 10
choice punches sold very nearly g. well as last
week. There were noticed some extra lots from 81.
Lawrence Co., N.E sold 20 S. S. Learned OF lrish-
ton. Ordinary lots were neglected. %. Is. Sargent
sold oxen at se 2 p, dress VT, dress 100 rs each
cow AZ % dress VI 81 O. Richardson cold . oxen
20 q 'ib, dress VT dress 95o r. each; oxen at
q .1, dress VT dress $50 its each year Old
steers aui COWS al &c tlb, dress w small 2ycsrs
0fd 90 ~ each. Aver sold 10 Williams 30
oxen and steers at Re q %. live VT loushton
IlllN sold steers at Sc r5, dress VT, dress $50 1s
cash; ~ helera and COWS - &c Pm dress VT dress
its each oxen az 3 &c p p dress VT, from GOD
AZ 20 dress Wt, dress Gl its each COWS 40 &c 90
dress We, &. OBJ Hs each. a Wheeler sold ~ -years
Old 40 slj T. head. Dow sold lO - ears o.c steers
Do 6tc F'a. dress VT, 800 rs each : 8 ears ola
steers 40 d ic Plh, dress W, ,OH 'ts each suali
years o.d AZ 7c. dress WI.
Saeep AID Lsnbs-The sheep demand was dali.
with "a supply not much more than oue l4lt that uf
last week. eheep butchers now have 90 compete
with aa 0ger-st0cked market o. all k.uis u meat
aud poultry. Prices on sheep have is-lel ~ ~
g. 20 not wanted at figures quoted. % " Cowlery
a.id lI sheep az &c Pb. A lot from E1ta.t1u, g..
were also sold at 1c & Do. Mccarthy sold - sheep
40 g. g head, ay 90 IFS
flultry-lu.l .c are The ruling p-.c.s go Fl relt-
Ah1It tons arrived. splendid lot 0i l.u turkeys
ty + him1all. On were weighed ou the scales -I-
f... sold Go A Preach. choice loo contracted i,r
Iast week at % Fih the balance woull average ID
l.-, ixtfl lots az zee Fit prime % allie mc.
-Iuu Dog lO.cs poor o. medium he t--
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An unhappy New Haven couple have hal
twins twice in eighteen months
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ST. Als,ys Butter MARKEr-The market
90. active on Tuesday. Old butter, IA toll c..
.-Isirias. - to So C; extra lots. Be. The
.-...s market vas dull at = TO BE. for dairy.
-t-.-l4 r. C. for factory.
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Upwards Of 8 900 cords OF wood sre consumed
annually by the Central Railrssd from South
Royslton.
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The people of Cornwall have sent to the suf-
frers Of the Western Slater, three lsrge boxes Of
clothing and bedding and liberal purse Of
money.
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4 Standard Preparation, endorsed by the mnst
relilble Physicians. and its astonishing curative
power attsstsd by Thousands who have used il.
IL l. sure qui-k remedy for all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs existing in male or female Irrita
ton or frffamatiOn of thu Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel Diabetes, Reddish Sedm isn't In Urine Thick,
Cloudy Urice, Macus and Involuntary Discharges
from urethra, Retention or IneO1tinence Of Urine,
chronic Catarrh Of Bladder, an all Chronic x ala
dies OF the Urino-Genital Organs
For sale by all Druggists acd dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Nov l5-deod4"y
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yrw HAvEN.-From this depot, on Tuesday.
ssre we're shipped 7,795 pounds of butter, 20
pounds OF poultry, 4 10 barrels Of eggs,
.,l 5s4 pounds Of pork.
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Hae ou- subscribers, living in Western New
.-s. in renewing for the Weekly FREE Pass,
SIS '' lou are publishing one The lest gc-
.r. is, in my opinion. can get from It
even New York State news fuller and quicker
ban from my own county papers. would no,
rtH5at the FREE Pass year Cor ten times
subscription price.
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorsele the
. - Probate Court for tho
DISTRICT o. cHirsENDES' IS District Of Chitten-
den,
To al persons interested in the estate Of James
Powell, late of hi tol In said District,
deceased GREETING
NITHEREAS, said Court hath ASST gned the l@;h
w day Of Deeamoer next, for the settlement u
the administration account Of the special ADMINS
TRAITOR Of The estate Of said deceased and ordered
that public notice thereof be given TO all
persons interested in said estate, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully. previous
10 the day ASST gned, in the Burlington Free
Press, printed in Burlington, in SAID District
TggRgFOPE. Won are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there to contest the allowance
Of said account if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this f4th day Of November
A. DIST. T. L. WALES Judge.
2iW3w
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J. :. HOLABIRn's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. Probate
. Court for the District
DiAraicr OF cot'rsSiE' S. Of Chit.enien.
To all persons Interested IN the estate of lanes
5 HDabird, OF sheiburu, IN sad Distract.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application in writing hath been
w made 10 this Court by the guardian Of
said ward for license 20 sell all the real estate
OF said ward setting forth therein that j; wCu'd
be conducive TO the interest Of biz ward g. sell the
same and put the proceeds Of said sale At interest.
And thereupon the said Court appointed and
signed the 3lh day Of Nov. A. d. IL at the Probate
Court Rooms in said District, 10 hear and decide
upon said application and ordered that
public notice thereof be given 10 all persons in
terested therein. b. publishing this order, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press.'a newspaper which circulates in the neigh
borhood Of those persons interested therein all Of
which publications shall be previous 10 the time
appointed for hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there object u the granting Of such IL
cense II you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court rooms,
this sth day Of November A ID. 1871.
aiW3w K. S. TAFT, Register.
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.assae,p breeding business in Addison county
e ...l.ng up again. Levi Wolcou, OF Shore
lam. cold tTo ran lambs the Sih Of Noye-nbsr,
ID iF1 hundred iolIsrt, to Merrill Bingham and
-a Randall, Of West Cornwall One Of the
parties ofsrci Orson Jones three hundred do
81 Tie sire Of these lambs.
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The Ilarkrts.
Nyatcrtoun Union Live stock Market.
F5E rae Wee Ending TUESDAY. Nov. %, 1871.

d
sHoUyf ov LIVE STOCK At EAREEr.
Cattle. Sheep lambs. Swine.
This week, 1872 bSe %
Last week, l-l7 iu,e5s ~.
Vermont, :t4 <o5t -
Prices Of Market Beel-A few choice, 50 j0Tss 70 :
extra. a. ar as; frst quality 3 - q - second
quality s. so n 90; third quality, s. 90 a 60
Prices Of sto-e Cattle-Working Oxen y pair, SO
500 SIS 70 San.
Milch Cows ana Calves from .@a so. extra, 81
a So.
Fasrow Cows Si202l.
Yearlings, g. 5,G Il. Two years old siaa2r Three
years old. S45dfa.
Western fat swine Live, none. Horthera Drcs ell
HOGS, &c Pi-.
store Hogs wholesale. none.
Prices OF Sheep ana Lambs In lots.
81 -. 500 52El 81 ana s. each Extra.
- sd N. 8 uO, OF from 81 10 Gle & %.
Spring Lambs = 20 az . Oh.
Prices Of Hides ral!ow and Skins-Brientol Hides
30 e., 2 b Tall0v. dGd'c t'io Country Hides,
,4;fn Tallow, 5G6c b 20 Pelts, 9 - 10 -lf
Clifskirs.it a l7c = p
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Coon TMs-Ass US0y-T1e D-.ttuien
County Good Teurlse's Union. Ls.I i.s t4r,h
meeting 81 Richmond sn "Wednesday, which vas
well attended by delegates frou Ten Of the far-
teen lodges in tae o5uat7 The meeting was
opened at . p. u., By the Worthy Chief Tenn
u.sr. Vim. H. Root, ol Darlington. sitsr which
reports we're made hy delegates. showing the
membership Of tae lodges represented t. b. come
over ! 200, with So increase ia the mcmbsraip
Of al but two. since the lsst quarterly meeting
Of the Union. The reports eaboiiei some very
interesting facts 10 the condition. working,
and influence Of theorier. and were followed by
appropriate an praoioa, comments ana lively
speeches on ,he subjects by W. IT, Root, W. CT
aud Rev Vs. ". Atrat-. Burlington, DR.
verney of Charlotte; Eigu Nash, Efg,'of
sheburn; Hon. s. 3 Halbert, of E.sex; Rev
Mr.. Itch, Of Richmond, AMI others
A pu5lis meeting was held 10 the e5.aiu-, iu
the Cluglegs i1nsl Church. which. uotv,.b-
standing the uul anI rain, vas quite well at-
tended An address was given iy Rev. a. T..
Cushing, Grand Worthy Secretary, which vas
.un Of interesting facts and Illustrations, sud
followed by shorter addresses ly several dee
gates AMI friends present. All r Us believed IAe
influence viii be avar,tg ZEN through The
county.
To, hospitality oi tae Richmond j a5ge, whose
memle-s furnished richly i5.lei table 10 tlcir
bsU for the le'e-t.es present. j. worthy ~ IieL
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WIRES INSURANCE OFFICE, Oct. 2s. 1871.
We take pleasure IN calling the attention Of our
patrons and the publc to the following lis; OF Com
panies that represent, feeling confident that all
business men will appreciate and see the vsry su-
periOr advantages we offer to those wanting reliable
Insurance. We arc the only authorized Agents In
this vicinity for all these Companies and will attend
with promptness to all business entrusted to our
care, and we will always endeavor to promote the
interests Of our customers. Particular attention
given to the Insurance Of Dwolllngs, Stores and
Manufacturing Establishments oa- rates will be
as low a. those Of any responsible Company.
S4Rs. WIRES.
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A shoemaker was arrested in Baltimore for
working ST his trade On Sunday, and fined -
and costs
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JNuauaIL --is closing exercises -. uaie--
bill Academy took place in ta. Ca1-re-a-
Church last Esllsy evening. -1e examinations
Of Wednesday aui 1t--.ay we've .i such %
character as 60 rsee,tu9 A..r c.,it upoa tile
active aaI ,Hs.eu. principal o.. g. Wia-a.
The tescafu- Of Miss Barker. So shown tJ her
classes, .s clear, accurate sal .ninl.laE.
The "a. .7r.--l exercises o. friday evening were
admirable ia a-.au-smea- SID execution. VALE
all aye deserving CT high Q-sss, ,ha rl,..-s ot
George W. Galusha. Eutar y Cl,asha s1l g.
Chapman Msrtin and the essay Maria Iae-
rsss Sc by Mem L.a.e White 7af v.7e r-..s--
ably fresh am ,haash,flL 1la ut- a5.fr,
performance Of the evening, however, vas the
rendering If d" Darius Green ig '..s II
dozen yelsa. ST. Ne5-n Blll.-. olaIuiag'7
natural ia her Eanaes. She VAS To--ie-oas'y
appiaul5d 81 de close Of her recitation. The
usual accompaniment of vocal and Instruments
music varied the exercises. Tae winter term
vii -ren Nov. -
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NOV = VI Il Z Il ;. 81 l.
DICTIONARY OF PHRASE AND FABLE-hy
Rev. E CJbham Bsrwer 9~l pages, y mo.
THE CABIN BOOK. or National Character sites
by Charles scalsfield-translated IRON the Ger
man by Sarah PoWsl-paper and cloth.
AAIERICANISMS. The English Of the New World.
AFTER ALL. NOT To CREATE ONLY; Poem by
Walt. Whitman.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF CATHERINE j. SEDG-
WICH-by Mary L. Dewey.
DISTANT COUSINS-l2 mo Cloth Illustrated.
TOM CHIPS-i2 mo-, Cloth
LEFT TO HEB sELF--l2 mo. Cloth.
WHO WAS SHE-l2 mo-, Goth.
THE DIVINE COMEDY OF DANTE-l Vol,
y mo-by Longfellow-
MONTHLY MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER.
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLIEs.
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MARRIED.

AUsTIs-GALLUP.-ia Cambridge, VI, ROY. 18th,
by hev. Z. Whesiock. Mr. Z. T. austin. Of burlins-
ton, and Miss Ella 5. Gallup, Of Cambridge.
CoNNAR-BRAD EY-At Wiliist0n, Nov 18TH at
the residence Of the brides mother. by the rev.
Mr. Potter, Nr. Willie L. Conner. OF Burlington, AMI
hiss Marion J. Bradley, Oh Williston.
PABTcH-NAsH.- In Hneshurgh, Nov. 2lth, at
the residence Of tho brides father. by Rev. {. r.
Ferrin, Mecad L. PAricl, and Jennie a. Nash. all
nr Iilesbnrrh.
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gL Ileo s. Peaks advertisement OF his IRE
-sa-snce companies shows that they have well
Ttas,1ol the Losses Of the Chicago Gre. He has
aiisl 20 bis previous list Of reliable c5mpanics,
'ls Sc "atertoWn Insurance Company, " which
ISIS new feature in Insurance., that Of iasur-
7- live StoaS against death by lightning Our
.-ue-s would 10 vel TO look into this new syr-
- insurance We believe It Will psy.
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rHEsX0NErER. BARON. WINDS. :
: AN ppm. 9 Pm lmeAn)7 An. pm. Bpm .
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,osrpu \. MIrCHELL's ESTATE.

JOSEPH h. NITCHELL's ESTATE.
STATE OF VE2AjSF, , The Hon. the Pro-
-..,.,,, 81, bate Court for the Dis
DISTRICT OF Csi''ANDEN 80 trict OF Cnittenden;
It, all persons interested in the estate Of Joseph
X. Mitchell, late OF Milton, in said District ce-
ceased,
GREETING.
xHyHEaEAS, said Coart hiss a. signed the 2sth day
w of November, lS7l. for the settlement Of the
administration account OF the administrator Of the
STATE OF aid deceased and for Of the resi-
due Of the estate OF said deceased and ordered that
public, notice thereof be given 70 al persons inter
ested in said estate. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous % the day ASSIGNED. In
The Burlington Free Press printed in Burlington,
in stid District.
THEREFORE, you ere hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, Burlington. on the day
assigned then ana thers the allowance Of
said account, and sad decree, II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 9TH day ofNovennoef.
T. 4 WALES, Judge.
2Ow3us
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iHa.Ssns MAREEr.-Ssturday las; the price
batter remained stationary. the figures being
-ls taue So before, viz; ~ 20 q cents. Chick
ems s3il for 10 TO Is cents per pound. On
Tuesday, -,G26 pounds Of butter were shipped
n this depot Also 1927 pounds Of cheese
aui6,952 pounds Of poultry. Eggs are worth
certsper dozen. Eight car loais Of cattle
lui sheep left this depot on Tgaslay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

WHEELER.-Nov. Ie;h. Lucia Thompson Wheeler,
daughter " the late Rev John Wheeler, D. D.,
aged 4j
HrcuEE-In Monkton, Vt, Nov s-h, Mrs. Electa
a., vile OF +. II. Higbee.
HESRY.-In this city, Nov. 18th, Mary jane
Bee0e, daughter Of the late Lyman Beetle, and
wife Of " W. Henry, aged - years
HCosE IN this city. Nov. 10 n. ISL, Mrs. Lycia
Hose, widow OF Isaac toose. aged . years.
SIIJEs In this city. Nov. q. ISL. Orinda Davis
Fiield, daughter CT Col. Samuel fiiied If orange,
ami ~ifs OF Thersn 4. Miles aged So years anu
months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

louss AfS's AssocHuoy.-Ats meeting Of
Gle executive committee Of the Young Mems
association held Wednesday evening, on motion
william Briusmaii, Esq, Rev. L. C.
age and B. B smaley were sppoiatel com
4.t.ee o. purchase books 10 the value O; $500,
ana slso to prepare and issue catalogue Of the
library Of the Association, which is a good iea
Elhu B. Taft was appointed librarian ia place Of
Ia.s IS. Taft, whose term Of otlcs had expired.