Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-30
PERSONAL.

good habits. His examination was con
eluded on Friday last, after four days oil
hard fighting between the leading counsel
OF both sides. The defence was previous
threatening, long forbearance and seli-de-
fence The State claimed 20 show proyoea-
ton for the attack and physical weakness,
and the harmless character Of StillweI.
The defence made a clear case. and the de
fendant was duly discharged from the three
counts of the IniOrmation-murdeT, murder
in the second degree and manslaughter-
The result was received with great cheering
in the crowded court room
Chiei-Justicc Waite will assume the
duties of his new position about the first of
March lie l. an Episcopalian in religion.
Chang's last words just a Siam.
Chief-Justiee Pierpoint, Judge Peek and
Col Neazey are the last mentioned candi-
dates for the Republican nomination Tor
Governor.
Speaking Of the funeral of the late Major
Morgan. Of Palmer, a veteran MasSaehn-
sets stage driver. the Springfield Republican
says Every one had a story to tell OF per
sona experience of his kindliness, his
thoughtfulness Of Others. But nothing con-
centrates more completely the essence Of his
life than one Of his own thinkings-aloud
when he was dying. Well, he slowly
muttered, ''who will let the boys into the
circus, now am gone
Charles n Davenport has resigned his
dictatorship in the Vermont National Bank
al BrattlebOrO, preparatory, II Is rumored,
% removal from the town.
Ephraim Butterick, prominent member
of the Massachusetts bar, for many years,
died NJ Cambridge. Mas. recently. at the
age of 80 years Tie studied law with the
late Ex-Governor Williams. Of this state.
Ex-Mavor Hall has five daughters aud one
son. The latter busieS himself with
printing pres. preparatory to learning the
art otprinting practically, and then journal
ism one Of his daughters j. a designer am
etcher; the second. writer of children
books and pianist the third. a student
of lyric art the fourth, an accomplished
amateur actress. and the fifth is learning o.
be q m0diste and milliner.
C. f. predmore. Superintendent Of the
Vermont Horse stock Company has sold hi-
five years old FLY, &c erm0nt Belle. o. o
Boston party for Sl.2O0 She is Ethan
Allen stock. from c. \ llellabiri Ethan
Allen.
Hon. Levi [ Underwood returned day OF
two since from Washington. where be has
been 10 represent the interests of the
Caueanawaga Canal, before the senate
nmmittec ou transportation. W e -nA-l
publish IN day or two. the interesting and
able report of the Canal and review Of some
oi Mr.. McA-pine recent opinions on the
O~weg1 snip Canal. submitted hy him o.
the committee
Dr. Har-ba Will deliver his iuu-tr- tel
Iec-rre with GiN dssrrintive drawinr. 5f
the battle Of Gettysbura. 40 GIFTS Hal ou
tuesday 1r " cdneS,iav evening.
Mr. d ~ >r,--i IN. f,r.-,r.. p..--.-
-lnran, ha- been Invited h. .in0 I'm a
..f.~lb rf,,-~ .- Ial-ir,..rs o,,f viii r~,f
ab.v ,. +bitb.~
-'I- a. ' "ii-lip- mas JUST ''-iinfii
t'l-lln- ''it ili-H anu 'F'lHlil il S'A''-- ol
,,'- 'it5 I'D 'oct- MUSIC Inc Ner-snhe-
Ai----"i h''i'' "i "Hl,i ne is uY" liIe't'l'
''u Cd nFin- "ul I.1Moers Oah'A-A'
4Ar iuWfr 'l song
The friends ol Mr. " > Post. ol Lynn
Mas. who .- o. be- city editor oi the new
Democratic daily. gave him q compliment
tary testimonial on saturday evening last.
lon-i-lin- % musii ly the Lynn bras
h'-Al ;ie i1ln-> anu reeltAliohS ny some anna
seli ll nll-'- tnii-iin= lrl~A drama
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ls52. and at the breaking out Of the rebel
lion be- tenlerel his services 10 Governor
Fairbanks iu anv capacity in which be
might be useful. but his advancing years
ana his nhrmiiy-deaine--c the
Governor reluctantly 10 decline them.
At the late meeting Of the American
Dairvmer-~ Association NJ I--l.-l ID -
Bis. E-I.. Secretary Treasurer Ut the Yer
mont Dairymen s Association. wa elected
one Of the lee Presidents.
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thc.- call Ms eonnecrio1 wi+i -b. --f,s.-s
render. II ne-,sssa-,- fo~ bim r. ro-,.ir -
Miidlebury till about the l~t of April. at
which time be Wi. assume his PASTORAL
dutic-. His departure will take from Md
dlehury College the abie-t member of It's
Board OF instruction. and viii be @ serious
loss O. the state.
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