Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-17

Governor Stewart, Hon Frederick Billings
Hon. $. H. Stevens Of franklin county Rev {.
c Parker Of Gorham, Me- Rev. H. Herriek Of
"oloott' and Rev. c. Z Perrin Of Hine'burf'
were in town Yesterday, in Attendance Doubt
iass, on a meeting of the Corporation ct the
University.
The President has sPPoin'ei, sc members Of
the southern claims eommsscn' provided for BY
tie amendment to the army appropriation Dill
relative to the Claims d southern 10y A.ls's' non
s. w. A'l's Oh efH''I'' ex-senator ilo"eA oi
Iowa ana HON. 0''nse fe'fi's o' U.'"S ans
'e" OH jung A'lh a'i M r''''a' Al
'''l ''DA''' u ''' III ''''''' VI y
Hey- Mr.. R1'iei'' the worthy pastor OF The
Congregational church In sudbury received a
covered carriage robes harness AMI a eheeA
iol one hundred sni '"en'y-eiso' l'.-Ais ''"A'' Us
purchasing morse from 'lF'. brighton OIL
D'o'Aiyn' Ne" loiA' purchaser VIVA coh'r''u-
lions RON 'he hem'srs oi plymouth ODaf'A Aud
other iHenis.
Rev Roswell. Harris u Bra'i!eooro' ~h9 for
many years WAS prin;pa. o. Braiiieooro AcAle-
Jay, died 10 that town, March 9th, on bis '9d
birthday. lie leaves three sous Rev. VIM j.
Harris rector Of Trinity church, Rutland; E1--
well Harris, Jr.' OF East Saginaw Mleh.i srd
Rev Chas. Clarke Harris rector OF - N'chas- :
church Of Brn''!eooTo'
Hon. William Spencer Of corinth, who died
recently in hi, Goth year, was the olies; member
Of the Orange County bar, and has held many
important positions a number Of times represent
ing Coriuth in the Legislature. He was Chief
Justice Of Orange County court for soue time.
under the ola system. previous TO 1921
Tho f.lr.vin, ci,;,,rs NJ Ra,rir,,op are in
Fr,rii, Hon II G. Root. his sister Miss Elm
b.,b R..,. bis.s,- TJsr-r. Fool Gr,vs. ,,,-,e-
Han r.o Ms Han and VIM : ,l,,t,rpe.
D.. n wa,i;,, r,. bic ,;e. .r.l l.;. ,.-.-l.,-
ll.-,-l yr,,,s.. ,,.,., Sc y Waltz. .-i Nr-s
r. w.u;r-. FIR u Scranton, q
cr,-. viz. sni i,,,b.sr NJ ,l.r,ha.,sr AZ ais,
tlsro ,l,r,. H,iir, F., formerly If Ron
nineton. who is one Of the largest property owu-
ers in Jacksonville. Fla and is also enc Of its
most influential citizens.
Its reported that Col. Geo. A. Merrill has sent
in. TO the Trustees Of the It Central Railroad.
his resignation as Superintendent of the Rutland
division. AMI that be is TO accept the S1perin-
tendency Of the New LONDON and Northern
RR We shall be exceedingly sorry 10 lose Col.
Merrill, from the State and firms. tb.. bs ga. be
'N-u-'' ~ ieH'--
Gov Chamberlain, OF Name las declined an
oHer Of the Presidency Of the Maiae state c-i-
,rl,,,-.l c,ll..,, .ri sail p, bsye ,r.l.r com
sderatoH proposition TO take charge Of ht-
erary institution at the West for a salary o.
sd ono Gov Chamberlain was A.. Dr,sess,r in
0'"1''A ''''5se '''''e He WI S''4's vi
Governor Is man OF tine scholarly tastes and
training. and the institution is 20 be congratu-
l.,sl ,-h;,r ,s.r-es his .e-v;.ss
Inc CITIZENS Oh o. Alo'n' n''s 'euie'el To
Hon Jno. Gregory smith a com fiment.ry re
csn.i1n A. the Weldon House The letter
allressel 10 MIA Suu ssu9i - ''ou' Que
hundred and fifty citizens Of all parties
s,5 denominations. alludes in terms Of HIGH
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0'u ''-'N' - ~ -'--
up the interests OF his town AMI state, and OF