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

DIS o rat during one night.
81. AluA>s BITTER MARAEr. Jan. %
Market firm. offerings small Common t,
i.ir. 3o to 33c; medium to good % to Boo
choice. 3sr, elections, 40
A,cml>rAr WiNooskl.-A young woman
iy tle name Of IIefron, employed at the
Wooden Mil at Winoo~ki, was caught in a
boom Monday, and received, it Is feared,
-,r.aa- internal injuries.
The Sisters of Charity have taken charge
ol the seven children made orphans by the
Iltaoi Mrs. Cunningham. who was a vie
tim Of the terrible calamity at Bennington.
The eldest Is -.
ColuEsTER.- The Baptist Society of COZ
chester Centre offer a musical entertain.
meut and oyster supper in their church.
next tuesday evening, Feb 81 Music by
Muu-on' Orchestra. aud a good choir See
hanabils
\ LuEY OIu LADY. An old lady aho
is Us years age. living on the town iarm at
Pswlet.on last Christmas Eve. called l,rtte
-fddle and the how" and renewed lsr
youth 10y dancing around The room with
great animation
The Sixteenth Legislature of the STATE of
Minnesota contains sixteen uati,ee ol Yer.
mont nine Senators aud seven representa-
ti,e- onc-ninth the entire Legislature are
o,recn Mountain Boys.
',.'' ''N- vi '.'N' wa '''
,n the New York and Canada Railroad were
returning from Whitehall, in ,ro--ipr fine
bay ON ,be iee all walked ip,, am mir b...
oos.,r flo ,r,r,. MI ..r-,,,,ol
tssN JtNcTIoN- Eddy, son of David
Leondau, while sliding down bank near
tie school hou-c, broke one leg above The
knee.
The paper mill OF Hunter "a >hianI De-
again 40 operation.
Inc ot1ie temperance COMMITTEE met Al
""' ,.'" '".' "''N' anu
''s,''1 i'e' MI Granger a~ ''''e agent
VII" expressions Oh n'su approval '' h'-
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''' past
Nfw p,rr<r- Patents La,. ~s...r.',.
been issued to the following Nermspter-
Hool,-Lock Cutter. Janias C. Lo,rin. and
Parkbur~t p wilkins. Wilii-tan Process
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Posr,L Arr,I>ruE~r~.-l The Postmaster
General has appointed John j McDlni--
To be postmaster at Lower Cabot. Vice Cor
ueiu~ smith. resigned Leonard 4 Leland
10 Dee postmaster NJ Grotun Pond. 49,. and
John " Rau-t,lI 90 De- p,-tma. ,er 90
Thetiurd
I''' HN'N' MN"ASI' Jan 80 i"'I' "'0
been hHt Little butter offered To-day NAie~
III %" 10 Do no I"'' ln''e 'ueI'u' some
lhlns over 900 boxes oil ''ee~e were shipped
'4'' lA9' week mostly consigned To h.'~''h
little controversy arose the other day.
between the telegraph office in this city and
the head4uarter, of the line, as To whether
United States, in telegram, -hould he
counted as nro words or 0e.. This waS set
tied by Manager Drury. who declared that
the nation fought the rebels five year TO
make the Juited States one word. and one
it ~hould be from his office
SrsrR,sr p,Rry-A loro4 number d.. o.,r
citizen. an the 18th inst went ont and
,,ve thar q. ,,rinr. ,f .,,o8 f.'l,yr. '' !.
Merrill of Colchester an asreca b'c ..iruri-e.
After a >umptuou. sumner. dancing and
other ft~ti,itie, were INDUCED until am
carly bopr in the morning k.,l en-
Enthusiastically, hear t.-tim,pv tb.. -rr,,ri.er.
on This orcasi,p were most ba-pitsbly on
tert,ined bv d" Jack " and hi excellent
.
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P,TRoys ,r Ursn,xpRy. =Erawningtau
o-,.-....... .-......--.3t.,
orange orleans county Wa "is'ii'-'' -'
assisted bv L +. Jameson. peputv. ON
January Eth. with - members Master,
Hon. \. {. JoSlyn Over~eer, Homer Brad
lev. Lecturer. 4 O. JoSlyn. Steward.
Lorenzo Grow Chaplain. William Bruce
Treasurer. j NJ. Wu~low. Secretary,
Charles Wheeler
The thermometer Monday at slnri-e
st,,d otI4- hri,,y -er, the c,lle.t t.m-