Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-31
NOR N IN CT
PEIesOHAL.

land to engage a hall for lecture Ivy ic-
toria Woodruff The mayor promptly
sent back word, 1--WE don't want that
kind"
The rumor is denied that DR.. Fitch OF
New York, has sned the Rensselaer, anu
Saratoga Railroad, claiming 10000 dam
ages, for injuries received at the accident
at Shushan.
Hon. Asher p. Nichols OF Bailalo. the
Democratic nominee for Comptroller OF New
York, Is native of Whiting. Addison
county.
Col. Asa p. Blunt of the QuartermaSiers
Department, L. ). A., has been ordered to
Boston on temporary duty
il. c. Lockwood Of Troy, has been ap-
pointed Treasurer Of the Central Vermont
Railroad, and Geo. T. Chi,ds Of Boston,
secretary to President Smith
Thomas Pierce, the first white male child
born in the town of Georgia, died suddenly
at his residence in West Georgia, Tuesday
evening, Oct. alst, in his Seth year.
The Comte dc Paris, who will be heir
presumpti7e TO the throne Of France If the
Monarchi-ts win. was on McClellan's staff
during the war. and was a great fayori;e
with the ladies'
Anna Dickinson had an appointment 10
lecture at Keeseyille, on the evening OF the
a3d, but instead Of leaving New York the
night before arrived here on the express train
at 20 p. m, too late for the line boat. But
Mr.. Edmund X. Baber Of Keeseville, was
equal to the emergency and had chartered
the Cakes Ames, at an expense Of 500,
to transport the fair lectarer across
| the lake. Arriving at Port Kent, last
horse soon compas~e1 the distance be-
tween the lake and Kee-eyilc, and Mis-
Dickinson came ON the stand little baio-c
. o'clock, and delivered her lecture to a
large,appreciatiye ndapplauding audience,
who lost none Of their enjoyment bywaiting
an hour.
DR.. BcS-cls Of the Pi.ari~,is to be attach
ed temporarily to the Smithsonian insii-
tate. lie will be employed on tae ucw
chart of the Arctic Ocean.
Tie Boston Traveller says Yice-Pre-i-
ueh. q" i,-,' -, ,- ga c-naint,ncc With
Him. and that dates from 1911. He is a
little paler than when he was young man,
and that Is al me caa1se 'ha, we f',a ~S o
the course Of time, aided by what Is called
"a low diet. lie has twenty years ser
vice in him yet. b'tl as statesman ana Us
historian
Marcus ~ ',''''. We ''-'''' '-'' "
was ih' acting D'>.'''' y ''''''.' '' " 4'
ins'on county ID ''o 9''''" i'.~',''''7 ,.,
and was opposed 'l '"' '' lac '', 49,,
lawyers III Northern New loIN' us
mastery argument 'a ''e 'I.A' j. Warmly
commented MI '.9',i " ''7 ''. '''.' '.'''
representative ir'" "''.- i'll '''' '''' ''-'''.'
of this State
Fred Douglas anu son were ie'''''s '--
dered by conductor IN AeniucAy To -'"''
the car they were IN and 60 to the one re-
served for c'.''cd people. lAey fe.dS'l
and were not aiieT"aTi troubled ii''l
been gentleman s. dog said ''u-'a'S'
would not have been ordered o1' 81 al
but being man ana an Ainefi-" 'l''-''
my presence was H'' 0. 'g .v''-"'.'' H.
common railway ear il''l' '''-'''o'"
Charles A. "r'"' formerly o. '''9 cay
Is now Auditor Oh the MOTIVE rowe, |nD
Machinery departments oil inc ~ C''i''l' d
enc i'''lf''I' anu .-S, H. 80 d,
burlington o9! '""S VIZ Va -'''-.
81 A''an- N''s''3'' i.' 49, ~,
one req l,F.As eA'.'''' '''',''! ''.'' ,,'.,
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mer nome u'l'-7 '''' 49, -, -,
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there u@'-'..''' 49, 50 80 g,
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Tor the Assembly, i,'-N '-' ~,
Heights district 'Nc '
is me largest anu "'''''-'
city we are s'-1 a. Ai'o' "
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NATION - - -, p,
anu also I,.AA7 "a r'- ,','
S..sI.-, ,;..b,1, te--if.- die in
. p.,.-.,-,l -. i,1 E-,,kivn
! .r:.h ,.;ar.;r- .l-iets and cries The keen
i...I-....i..3 80, l.. 1,..e,,, n
US -. ~.
ne -. ~, ;,..,,.,.,. II.
putting Z" %" ID u'''''F ''''
t fence.
Gen. ". ID. Lergett. father OF the Corncl
,:u.il.. c,u.-.. FROM,
D preciplce iaSi Wees N9i''7 I'd '"o " 1''''i'7
ton Star that lac Is convinced that hiS son
a..,tb vas entirely accidental and IN u
- .' -, ,r..,. -. II. .,.- I'M
4 way conue'',' WIN '',.''-
| young man had asked and -eeei''i I'D
consent Of his parents 10 join the score
s,c;.-v and continues. Mortimer Wa
, there Of his own free viii, and was with hi
own chosen friends. In the ceremonies o
that awful night, those students had il
p view Mortimer pleasure and profit and Ia
no more expectation Of danger or acciden
= than he had. cannot. therefore. fnl
in NV heart to specially blame these youn
men nor Cornell University"
i ,.t.e--.,-I...L ,..or,l p, ill.,. r.
Ainons 'lo MS VIM
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