Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-28

!. Representatives Of the Press
D. Pail Bearers-A. B. Carter, r. l. Brown.
Charles 3. Goodrich, james Donelly, Benson :
II. B. Joy, Newark New Jersey Charles S.
Colbun. Henry NJ. Porter, New ork City
Albert H. futile, Rutland.
g. Hearse.
:. Family.
S. Soldiers Of the late war
o. Schoolmates Of the deceased
10 Benson Committee Of Arrangements
II. fairhsven Committee Of Arrangements.
-. Citizens snd strangers.
On reaching the grave, located on an emiuence
il the beautiful cemetery, the following beautiful
lines were read by Rev. Mr.. Holmes and sung
by the choir Stout hearts, unaccustomel to
tears, were deeply affected as the tender and at
fectiouste words were rendered
Oh bury me IN the morning mother
And let me have the light
ui enc bright day on my grave. mother
Ere am alone 40 night.
Alone in the night Of the grave. mother
lis a thought Of terrible fear,
And you viii De here alone, mother,
And the stars will be shilin- clear.
You tell me Of the savi5r'a love IL 1ther,
iecl ft iu mg heart
Hut GA from this beautiful world mother
IT'S hard for the Young 70 pir,,
Forever % part, when here, mother,
The soul 10 fam would stay,
And Heaven seems far away.
Nevc- unclsso my hand. mother
Ill i falls away e, IA thine
i '-9 Ivy w ' 's I''' ''''''i'
Tie love divine. ali lgok. mother.
Above is beams see.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .,
Men t6s s9 mi ~ I'.' -I .s1
For eel'l is re re gate Of iis' mother
Tho ys-sr.fio Rev Dr. Cbnis n,s.,i o., the
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w.,t,- .-5 .,., 80 .-,-,. - ~ .,...
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The nr,es..ion WAS then re-f,-mel and march
81 IN tho C.r-rs,s,ior4l church which was
a'.ei to it's utmost capacity.
Inc exc -i.'s al 'A' o'u.'1 'oiA'lCi''l 'y
'''-''7 VIC III ''''-'' -'-'
bury, Of Brandon
Rev. Willard Child DID, then offered
ioaclius and appropriate prayer
After the singing Of hymn, Rev. t. VI.
E,1-o. ras-or If tb. Coprre-t,i.ral church.
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''- -7
/ psalm 1-x1u. u, II, II, j., o. The wicked
/ plotted against the Just and gusshei upon him
/ with his teeth. The Lord snail laugh az MN Tor
se5th tAst his lay is coming. The wicket have
/ drawn their sword and have bent their Dow
TO cast down the poor and neeIy, and 10
s.ay such as he Of an upright conyefs Ron
Their sword snail enter INTO tnei- own hearts an
their bows shall be broken
Alr. Holmes intro iueei to the audience Rev.
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''-' 90
e.o4len, ana htiinG tr'ou'e 20 'he memory Oh DIS
friend and o1mrsde in arms.
/ Afe- -b- s7n.-r.. a. az. anthem t- the choir.
We c9n4ense or account u iaen from inc
pY.',rl JT-,fs
Chittenden County Court-Aprll Term.
Hon. JQUT PIEEPOINT, Presiding judge.
H. W.. r..-.,-,.
,-.-...,.-'- 80. Asst. judge
4HT HsnAY, Apr- -'
The case of I T. platt. Jr. VS. T. Hunger
ford was given 90 the Jury at noon to-day. soon
after the opening Of the afternoon session they
returned verdict for $3.50 in favor Of the
plaintiff.
inc case o. W Ii- ii-,Aory vs. i'--a-ailA III"
renee ls no" oe-ng ll!e.- -H5 j. an &C."
trespafs Ior personal my ines ie'el'ei from 'H'
lsnas OF me le'enianl on ine ISL Of -,o'eul"s'
le''- .'l maj occasion tne pariles inel near 20,
house or me aeltn Isnt ln south bI s19n' A.
'Ae WORDS "A.eA i's-el n-l"eeu 'ne'n 'e' ~ ''l'
ssisu.- conf isiuei OF. Ane c1se was
quen,.y tlel before Justice hoAen'ecA' VIC
awarded me I-'in'.4 @'' daiAa5ss am o's's
Messrs, d. &. and Henry ballard i3' me p''in-
I'M IL. d. 9-Ari ana j.. + bIo"AeIi I'r 'ne "e
ieI 4sll-
me case "as gwen 10 una Jury iA.ne'i''eil
before the aHlllinment Tor me day- lhey Ner'
instructed % nriug 10 p sealei verdict j tnel
agreed before The opening oi The court to-nnoi
row mo mig
Inc case OF W. W. Dltion t'. L. = NM
is ihe l'si marked i9s 1ii'- 4a the morning
FRIDAY. April Il
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ina. tl,s ir,v ~, rb. case nj II.to-v rs T,vrene
,c.,rnsl J. .e,'.l verdict. i'm favor ~ the plain
.-,- 80 = 1,r,,..,s ,ri c,s+s
Tbs c.se " " D.Itton v. j. U,ns va
o,Ii-5 b.,- f.,. .,,s.r. If council Nfs-.rs
a. srjIf R,I..,j m, tbs rlsintiT and L b
f.,.-l,st-. 81 3,s.,lo,, I, VAS red.rrsl T.
90. I, .,ss--i o. - s-I 3s.;le se.oriir
horace Ausllh '' 4iS w. 'te 1.''iS"' i'''
o. JoA4 D. i4Ee' Li"in H. DliouaI1 N''-l
tees) ana Deo W bscA"llh was then oo'-'iii'n
Ell. ms is sn acton Oh eJecIAent 10 ISoo'e
portions OK the t"o "t'er Iois' NO, y anu w. "
li'1 Gown oh i"e Original plan o. 'Le to"A .
Du,''e on DO" IN "'' Guy v'e'A olH ~
sengs WIN -H tAe wharf, p.cA' ''o'''l y1.,
&c, ing "'. % .a'i ig's "l'cn are '.S'i I-'
~ ',,,'"S- ,,u' "a, tle W. ~, -
Oh water anu N'lle N'Ney 'ou,( $3.50.
p tAence westerly ID 'Ae south iue OF isples
anu 'ls I-'-1u '1e-eI 'u.o I-Ae .i'.-
4 P'al. W 'h' 'i'' %" 's' coi,ei Vi 'Ne we ~
70 Gently c'Ht'Taetel by o.; W DecH%i'h men
r so1tnerly 10 inc "es' Nne W snt "I'I' I91
Iols mem e.s'eI'y ~ POM III 'ne
nhe oI A,st $3.50 N'i'.i j lour I'S s'a''.
ilo punt -. us-i'Nin5 '''''"07 H'' nc 10 ~
Y VIZ. i'.-e '' ''.'' 49, W. ''7 ~ ''' -
oeSlnu'ls com l'i'1s ,le u ''' 9' iAn,
Inc hu'ianu !A'llVat Hei'o. anu mp - ~
Inc ioio|-ng D,'eI statement VI 'n' l"e
@ Is gwen ny 'uuse 5 IA ~ - ,
% ileh' 10 '-o July tH 80 .,,l", ~, 80
'he s'euu lN'He, "a ''9 Pialn''.s Nie' ~ ID!
a'none o'n,- INC Pl'Pe'9 " ,o
question NO ne oceu llsu' ~ Az ne ne ne
ana perpe.uN- leise l,o'n 1le o"H OF n NJ
Rr the nrovisions of his will he gave one-tbir
70 of his nIonertv 10 his wife in leg of dover. Il
ren,aining rvo-tb;rds being charqeable wit
10 hen maintenance. if her share was insult cient
~. that purpose.as long rs she remained his widoJ
1t This remainder he divided into equal shar,
" between his two daughters. afterwards Mr.
g. Raxford and Mrs. Austin. for life. with r
IT mainder to their heirs forever. The former
have the east half and the latter the west ha
y Of the two lois. In 1927 Mrs. Austin convey,
* her life interest to Jireh Durkee. from whom /
p succession Of deeds 1t came into possession
the defendants. llrs. Raxford and her chill
& ZEN subsequently, conveyed her share to tt
d Re- ilroad Co. Mrs. Austn's life estate te
d min sted by her death January ., 1870, and
-bo .vebruary following her heirs Ten childr,