Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-12-20
PERSONAL.

ling to our whole community, but sent a
pang Of grief to many hearts. Her ready
wit, bright intellect and kind heart. togeth-
er with her universal cheerfulness, notwith-
standing the affection Of serious deformi-
ty, had endeared her TO Il large circle of
friends who viii cherish her memory for
years. \ bright spirit has passed from
earth, bat we are eomiorted with the
thought that she has gone to meet a sainted
father and loving brother in the bright
realms Of Him who dOeth all things well.
The deceased was sister Of Henry &.
Tenant Of Bethel, Cashier Of the Nation
al Bank Of White River.
Col Mason ;. Colburn of Manchester,
the genial and sensible Senator from Ben
nington county Is reported by the Journal
ofhis bailiwick As having gone on business
trip to the W est, bat will be likely 10 in
dulge in his iavorite pastime Of deer hunt
ing, before his return lou bet.
Dr. J. Henry Guild, who represented Ru-
pert was one Of the most hard working
members Of the legislature lie was gene
/ rally found on the right side. though he
/ did - slop over when he voted against the
quinquennial. The Dr. was chairman
Of the committee on manufactures. being
the only member from Bennington county
| who was hOn0red with "a craftsmanship.
The Dr. is a physician Of high reputation
| and l. in possession of q large annual in
come.
Among the thirteen veterans OF the war
ofl6l2 on the pension list, in New York
city, are Governor cleo, Dix and Ihuriow
W eei, the latter tter
John Cadman, formerly an engineer on
the Vermont Central railroad, died suddenly
| of heart disease at Hillsboro. y. H., on
| Tuesday. He had accumulated consiiera-
| bic property.
/ Col Rice, notorious rs the leader Of the
| Black Horse Cayllry,' in the rebellion
I having for several years led o dismal hermit
| life on an old barge anchored near Fortress
| Monroe. recently committed suicide
The Ogden-burg journal SAYS
Hon VIM A. " heller has been pr.m.n-
entity named in connection Will the speak
er-hip Of the next House Representative.
but declines TO be q candidate. rreierrin-
the reelection of Mr.. Blaine Mr. Wheeler
is justly popular at home and abroad h.
has all the elements 70 make successful
Speaker. His respect and great friendship
for NJ. Blaine would naturally make him
desire the retention of thar gentleman .u the
Speaker chair
Judge Adds j. mentioned .u .ana-.,..a
with the office Of tommi-- lH.- OF Indian
Affair."
Ephraim Hltchiu-. prominent citizen el
Concord \ n 8ia4 Walra-l,.- rig1- liz
was postmaster f.r f,s- YEAR .rl.- Tsyi0-
and Fillmore
The people Oh Nal,aam. Mas. aye down
0u Nasty, who declined % lecture the 0.he-
evening. when be found THAT the announce.
meut Of bis lecture did Iot oil the house,
lest be should "hurt his reputation abroad
s New Haven roul-ter hl- -s-t.-l it bv
obtaining tins Ain-aFt tr14 Dir tr1ute
pFlu'dce ine on Do my -.rt Ihe 900
90 tool ,>isuedl q. A.i.
The report that Ila Greeley ul g..--l-I .
o. the pur-er of the il-ia-ai n. --lurl prove .
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was taken for the ra-r6~s ID fni-hia.
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