Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-02-07
Personal.

In the death OF young Charles NJ. Ward,
another gap is made in the ranks of our
young people, 50 sadly broken into Of late
by death. His pleasant wit and many
genial qualities, made Charlie" a general
favorite with all who knew him, and he
will long be held in kindly remembrance by
a wide circle of his young associates and
elder aequaintances and friends, while the
sad household from which this blow has
taken the eldest son, have the sincere
sympathy of our community
At a special meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees of the Burlington Savings Bank
held Feb 3, 1873, the following resolution,
were unanimously adopted.
Rescued, That We have heard with grle. OF the
death of Charles VI Ward who has Tor the past
ght years Teller Of this Bank, faithfully and
satisfactorily performed his official duties
RESOLVED, That we shall sadly miss him from his
accustomed place in the Bank, but shall ever re-
member with emotions Of pleasure his connection
with this Institution marked a. il has always been
/ by his kindly spirit, his accommodating ways. his
genial humor and his thorough fidelity 20 all the
| requirements o. his responsible position.
| Rescued, That In respect TO hi- memory We viii
attend his funeral in body. that these resolutions
he inscribed upon the records Of the Bank and pub
| lished in the newspapers Of the city, and that 4
copy Of them be transmitted to his afflicted father,
TO whom with his family We tender our sincere
sympathy.
Charlotte Cu,hman is about to return to
Europe
Ez-Mayor Kalbaesch Of Brooklyn, i.
pronounced out of danger
\ Kentucky elder, who wrote religious
book, twenty years ago, and sent copy to
Mr.. Greeley, asking comment and criticism
has just given to the world til, character
istic reply to his letter
NEW YORK, October |, 1852.
Dear Sir Yours Of the 10Th ult. ac
companied by your book, received Toe
busy to review it. My doxy is to do all tn,
good can, and as little harm how muci
better is your doxy than my doxy? Yours
HoRACE GREELEY.
The World, which is politically opposed
to the New York Senator, says "No mar
mixes the name of Senator Roscoe Conkling
of New York, with jobs, with furtiye pur
chases Of Credit Mobilier stock, with cor
ruption of high or low degree"
When Charles Sumner was first elected t
the Senate, he refused to make any persona
solicitations whatever, and even did no
visit the State-house while the canvass wa
going on.
Walt Whitman still remains at hi
lodgings in Washington quite low wit
paralysis, from the seeds of an old an
severe case ofmalarial poison contracted b
him in the army hospitals during the war
but his physicians think his strong physiqu
will bring him through.
Frederick Billings of Woodstock is til
Vermont member ofthe Greeley Monumen
Committee.
Stanley is visiting the schools Of Wash
ington and making addresses to the chi
dren.
Inspector Woodbury. of Canaan, hs
! caused the arrest of a man named Gordon
!; on the charge of smuggling horse frol
: Canada, which he sold to parties in Lar
caster. n. H. The horse has been seized an
held pending the examination.
We are requested to announce that
: meeting of the State Board of Agricultul
' will be held at Waitsfeld, February lit
1 and 18th