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The Reform sehool-xo,e from Judge Barrett

The Reform Scho0l-N0tc from Judge Barrett.
To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times
see in the address Of the Trustees of the
Vermont Reform School, printed in your
paper Of this morning, an expression in re-
lation to myself, which shows that they
suppose, or have the impression, that |
passed a judgment of condemnation upon
the School," Such was not the fact.
did not pass any judgment, nor express any
opinion, nor make any disparagirg com
ment upon the school, but carefully avoided
so doing, upon the occasion named in said
address.
As that address is official. by the Trustees
OF public institution, and contains that
expression as to myselfin my relation to the
public Office hold, the truth of the matter
ought to be known both as matter ofjustice
to myself, and to the institution. For this
reason address you this note for publica-
ton. JAMES BARRETT.
Darlington, Jan 9Th, 1874.
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I:SERAH.

lNAIE into the premises of the late r. Brady.
~ Nov. 18th, iEht-red COW about i've years old
The owner Is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away
Burlington, Jan. TO- iS7i.-2sw3w
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+. q. HILLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF currsDEy pStrs SeqT' for the
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Frederick G. Hill. late OF Essex, in said District
deceased. GREErIxs.
w day OF February, next, for the settlement OF
the administration account OF the administrator
OF said estate and for 4 decree Of tho residue Of
that public notice thereof be given 10 ali persons
interested in said estate, by Publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous 20 the day as
signed, in the Burlington Free Press, printed In
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on the iay
assigned. then and there to contest the allowance
OF said account If you see cause, and to establish
your ri ght heirs, egatees and lawful claimants
Of said residue.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of January
~ ID. lSsi, X. 5. TAFT, Register
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- lSsl-IArh-
Ssv~ JorL Money sud stocL Market
Nav Yos< Jan. ~

AAASt AoNElAhf-
Customs receipts sl60100. treasury Disbursements
i-,etl the gross earnings OF the Erie Railroad In
1873 were SAui go surplus above expenses in
Guiding DIVIDENDS paid s5-..s4 The clearing
house to-day cancelled the remaining s37OOOo loan
certificates ssued during the panic The net re-
serves o. the associated hanks Is sIs0DoO0 greater
than At this time last year, and constantly in
crels.ng.
MONEY 'eTy easy during the afternoon offered
freely att.
STERLING quiet is2i for 6o days, and $50 .or
sight.
GOLD ran -el liii9lli., eli SD at Ilil; carrying
rates ranged szi ciearings fty snd one-halr mil
lions.
STATE BONDS n better .eelin, and prices i'm
proved.
GOVERNMENTS closed stFon. with increased de-
nani.
STOChS weak the leading favorites were Lake
shore, n \. Central, mon Pacific Pacific Mail
Western Union, c. c. and l. C., and Rock Island
Sales between 40 and o'clock were l59On0 shares.
Of which 2S,opO were Lake Shore; n 90 Union Pa
cifc: 27,e0DN y. Y. Central; I4op6 Western Union
lse,O Pacific Mail 1000 G. &. and l. C. 1000 ST.
Paul 3,oep Rock Island. and 5000 Wabash. Closing
quotations
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Judge Smalley repeated Friday evening his
customary yearly entertainment to the
member Of the bar Of this city. 1t was a
game supper Of the most recherche kind,
and the feast Of reason and flow of soul was
.ueh as might be expected. when such genial
.pirits as Phelps and Underwood were
present
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NOTICE.


SARAH a, I4A"'@'' STATE OF VERMONT,
NEWTON NJ. LzARNED.} CmrrEypEy COUNTY. :. S.
april Term, 4. D. lS7i.
NNHEREAS, Sarah A. Learned, OF West.ori, in
w said Chittenden County. the jth day OF
January, A. ID. 1874, filed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Chitenden County Court her petition gaiust
her husband, Newton NJ. Learned; Setting forth
that she married 10 said Newton NJ, at Fairfax,
FRANKLIN County, Vermont, October 18th, AID. lS69
That said Newton NJ, commencing on 10 wit. Jan
uary LIST. A. D.is70, treated the petitioner with i'll
tolerable severity, which treatment was continued
to the date of his deseron Of said petitioner That
on the 9th day OF September A. ID. 1870, at said
Westford, Newton NJ. Learned wilfully deserted the
petitioner, and has continued such deserton TO the
present time anaipraying that the bonds Of matri
mony between her and said Newton NJ, may be
dissolved for the Aforesaid. Also praying that
certain esfate which was acquired by said petitioner
solely by means of her sole and separate funds may
be decided absolutely to her and that she be allowed
to resume the name Of her former husband, which
said petition Is made returnabe TO tho term Of
the County Court next to be held at Burlington,
in and for said Chittenden County on the first
Tuesday in April, A. d. 1874.
And il appearing that said Newton NJ, resides
without this State, that common process
OF the Court cannot be served. upon him; therefore
it is ordered that the petitioner publish the sub
stance of her petition with this order. for
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, printed at said Burlington the last pubca-
ton To be at least six weeks previous To said next
April Term of said Court, which publication will be
deemed sufficient notice to said Newton NJ. Learned
TO appear and make answer TO said petition.
A. L. DIXON, Petitioners Attorney.
A. j. HOWARD, Clerk
Burlington. VT, Jan. ), Is75-ssw3w
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legal Hotites.


STATE oF VERMONT, To all persons con
DISTRICT OF aVs Pr ine et s,e Of
EsssE, in said District. deceased.
. GREETING.
and ior the District Chit. enen on sac IOth day OF
January, A. u Isl an Instrument. purportins to
~ inc last VIII and Testament. Of Alyah Prior,
Iate Of Essex, in said Dis. It, deceased was
presented to the Court aforesaid, Tor Probate. and
i Is ordered BY said Court that the 3rd lav OF
feoruary. A. d. 1874, at the Probate Court Rooms in
SAID Burlington, he assigned for proving said In
strumenti and that notice thereof he Even 10 MI
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successively in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, n newspaper printed at sid Burlnsten
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear ler,r,
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid and co,
test the probate Of said will, il you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 10th day .! January, A. b. 1871.
2swsw X. 5. TAFT, Register
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VEIiaEONT NEWS.


-Nf'af.'T' " r. ?
The annual meeting of the village Of Mid
dlebury was holden on the eth inst The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year Moderator. james NJ. Slade
Clerk, IL. l.. sheldon Treasurer, james
NJ. Slade; Collector, o. P. Mead: Trus-
tees, John W. Stewart. IIeman Langwor-
thy, Calvin Hill, VIM. {. langworthy,
Norman Harvey, john L. Barker, Darwin
Rider Auditors, John L. Buttolph, y. 5
Beekwith, james NJ. Slade, Jr. \ tax Of
20 cents on the dollar was laid to pay cur
rent expenses, etc, the ensuing year. The
report of the trustees was presented by Hon.
John W. Stewart, from which it appears
that the finances of the village are in good
condition; the fire department with the en-
CINE are in good order, and the system of
repairs on sidewalks, and lighting the vii
lage, has been successfully carried ont.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The tower Of the new CONGREGATIONAL
church at Bennington is 10 be one hundred
and eighty feet high
The recent flood at Bennington was dam
aging in its results. Bridges were washed
away A, the streams passing beyond their
usual boundaries. The extensive and beau
tiful grounds of Seth b. Hunt. Esq, were
also washed out and families, fearing re-
petition of the flood Of October nth, 1869.
moved their goods to places of security.
At Glastonbury the railroad track was
washed away.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Edward Persons was killed ON the 9th
inst, while chopping in the woods, few
miles from West Barnet. A small tree
against which another vas lodged, broke
of and fell upon him. \ Mr.. Smith who
was with him, could no. extricate him, and
went for help, and the poor man laid there
two hours before he could be released His
skull and his back were broken, but he
lived "a hours. lie leaves a wife.
John Gorham, of Kirby, while drawing
wood last week, was thrown from his load.
striking his head against stone, and is
now having brain fever.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Nine new dwelling houses were built in
Richford during the past year, costing in
the neighborhood of 5000. At least
$50, 900 must have been expended in new
buildings, additions and repairs. As large
sum will probably be invested in like
manner in the year to come.
The Grange of the Patrons of nusbandry
in St. Albans,is fast gaining in membership.
A majority of the towns in this county now
hhNV SiehSS- ~AAN sHSJ 49, NOAhS
The annual meeting of the Franklin
County Agricultural and Mechanical So.
ciety was held at Sheldon on the 9TH inst.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year President, A. \. Moore, +.
Berkshire; Vice-Presidents, Edward A.
Smith, St. Adams, Charles 5. McAllister,
West Enosburgh; Secretary, j. ii. Stuffle-
bean, East Sheldon Treasurer. ID. B. Stet-
son, Enosburgh Falls; Assista ut Treasurer.
John Fish. Sheldon; General Superintend-
emit n. G. Martin, East Sheldon Assist
ant Superintendent, Carni L. Marsh Frank
lin p at.-ls tt
oRASGE COUNTY. ~
! A. Elberti Hyde, of Derby, was SEN
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REAL ESTATE Fob SALE,
OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY y acres
Wayne County, Illinois.
J. NJ SMALLEY.
Burlington. Jan. 9. isy4-dxwss
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grm advertisements.


tOUND--At Geo. Z. Barrows, ca Church Street,
Il fine Jap Tea at Is; best Java Coffee, 10. a
line syrup AZ nc. and white Sugar, l0c-Jan :,
dIW&w2t -
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Mr.. Metcalf. driver for Frank Sawyer,
proprietor of the stage line between Hyde
park and johnson, took, on 4 recent trip,
an express package containing $7G3, for
party in Eden. The money never reached
its destination. and Metcalf, who claims to
have lost it. has been arrested and is now in
IIydepark Jail.
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NOTICE.
EMILY A. MCCAIN, , STATE OF VERMONT,
T.oxAs MCCAIN. cHrrrESDES COUNTY, ;. $.

april Term, A. ID. 1874.
VXyHEREAS, Emily A. McCann, of Underhiii in
w said Chittenden County, on the 5th day Of
January A. ID. 1874, filed in the Office OF the Clerk
OF Chittenden County Court, her petition against
her husband, Thomas McCann Setting forth that
she was married TO said Thomas at Milton, in said
County, on the 10th day Of May. A. ID. 1859: Thai,
said Thomas, commencing on the 10th day OF August
AID. 1863 treated tho petitioner with intolerable
severity, which treatment continued to the date of
his deserton Of said petitioner That on the st day
ofAugust. A. d. 1870, Mt said Underhill, the said
Thomas wilfully deserted the petitioner and has
continued such dessrtion to the present time; and
praying that the bonds Of matrimopy between her
and said Thomas McCann may be dissolved for the
causes aforesaid; and that she may have the custo
dy Of her minor child and further, that she have
leave to resume her maiden name.-vhch said
petition Is made returnable to the Germ OF the
County Court next, TO DO holden At Burlington, in
and for said Chittenden County, on the first Tues-
day in April, A. d. 1874
And ii appearing that said Thomas Mccain
resides without the State, SO that the common pro-
cesses of the Court cannot he served upon hiIn
Therefore 1t Is ordered that the petitioner publish
The substance OF her petition with the order, for
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press printed at said Burlington. the last publ
cston 10 b ut least sig weeks previous to said next
deemed sufficient notice 10 said Thomas McCEnn 10
a C., DIXON, Petitioners Attorney.
A. J. HOWARD, Clerk.
Burlington. w., Jan. 9Th, A. d. is74.-2sw3w
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ATTEMPTED SuICIDE.-A. ". Godfrey. of
Waterbury Centre, in fit Of insanity. at
tempted suicide by hanging, last week
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A likely looking paper is the Newport
Express in its new dress. 1t newsy, in
dependent-speaking sheet
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''iilS Is to certify that have.g given my son, Ran
L som II. Kellogg, his time during the remain
der of his minority. shall claim none OF his
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this daie
RANSOM KELLOGG
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SUDDEN DEATu.-A. j. DeFontenoi, OF
>Iidllebury, who had been to a dance at
Cornwall on New Years night, died m
hour after he reached home.
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Bennington is booking after the liquor
fires, having already found some $500 not
yet paid where it belongs. 50 it is all over
the State
POSTOFucE CHANGEs.-John C. Black
mer has been appointed postmaster at
Manchester Depot; and Edward Galusha
at East Franklin. The postofiice at South
IIine9burgh has been discontinued.
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WNo5ski.-At tie regular meeting q
Washington Division No. 50. sons Of rem
peranee. held on the evening of the 5tI
inst. the following officer were elected 70
the present quarter
W. P.-Geo. NJ. Dnncan
". A Carrie X Greenlrai
K. S.-Albert g. Olmsted
Assist. X. S-Mina T. Han
F. 81. l.; Forest.
Treasurer-Sarah \ Henry.
Chaplain-Rey. Tho~ e Potter
M.-Chas. \. Nash.
D. M.-Mrs. c. W. Carpenter
I.S.-Ella +. Stone.
o. S.-R. ). Gilbert.
p W. pc. W. Carpenter.
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The Grand Isle Grange.

GRAND Isle, VI, Jan. 9th, ISL
Editor Free Press and Times
Please allow me to make correction of
an item which appeared in the DAILr FREE
PRrsss AND TINES of Jan. 9TH, in regard to
the grange in this town.
The grange was organized the evening of
Dec. 3lst, instead OF New Years Day. 1t
had just twenty-nine members, instead of
forty-four; only ten of them were farmers,
and all Of these were not Of the hest farmers,
As reported.
The secretary is j. I. Macomber, there
being no such person as 81 NJ. Macomber'
in town. TRUTH TELLER.
ST. ALBANs BuTrER MARKET, JAN. b
The market was firm, but the offerings quite
limited owing to the bad condition of the
roads. Common to fair, 30 to 32c medium
to good, 80 to 35c; choice 81 and 3Sc; Sc
lections, 4Oe. Shipment very light. No
cheese offered
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The Poultney Bulletin is dead and is sue.
eeeded by the Poultney Journal, with Hon.
Barnes Frisbie a. editor.
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BURNED To DEATH.-Arvilla johnson, OF
Vernon, lady some "a years Of age was
burned to death under shocking circustan-
ce~, on the 3rd inst. 1t seems that she ha,
been somewhat deranged for year past,
and made unsuccessful attempts upon her
life. This time she succeeded in sa.urating
her clothing with kerosene, and notwith-
standing the efforts Of her brother TO save
her life, she was SO severely burned that
death ensued the same night.
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NaRGENNEs. The WIDOW Of Elisha Turner
who twice attempted in Midllebury, year
ago, to take opium in quantity sufficient to
kill herself, accomplished the act IN this
place last Sabbath. She claimed to be a
member Of the Episcopal Church, by which
the ladies Of that society aided her in her
domestic life. No one seems to attribute
this deed to insanity.
Jonathan Spencer was arraigned before =
justice and jury on Monday, for selling in
toxicating liquor contrary to law This
suit was brought by States Attorney J. IL.
Lucia. The Jury found him guilty of
twenty-five offences.
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\ yoLng lady os eighteen in Eipton, has
prepared nearly all the wood used oy her
fathers family the past few months, part of
it beip chopped from the log.
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DIVORCES IN LAA0ILLE COUNTY AT the
recent session of the Lamoiile County Court
were two divorce cases. Samuel A. Adams
petitiOned for divorce on account of the
intolerable severity" of Sarah, his wife
II was in evidence that Samuel had several
times been kicked out of doors by the irate
Sarah, and other Indignitics had been prac-
used up3n him until forbearance had ceased
20 be virtue. Sarah Heath also got bill
from heman Heath, of johnson, for q in
tolerable severity. =
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FIgE Ar MoRRIsyIILE.-1h house and
barn of Reuben Lewis, Of Morrisville, near
the fair grouhds, were burned on Monday
night ct last week The fire was first dis
covered in the barn. and as there had been
no light carried there this winter, it APP
pears that the fire was not accidental. The
loss IS about s 900 insured for S575.
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lloRsE STEALING John Stone, Of Corn
wall. took lodgings in the county Jail, last
Friday, because Of appropriating horse
belonging to Nj Searlc Of that place, 10
his own use.
benjamin Stevens, Of East Fairfield, was
arraigned last seek, before Justice +. c.
Soule, npon complaint for stealing horse
BELONGING to carney McEnarny. and after
hearing was held ia the sum of $500 for
trial at he County Court
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An ILLEGAL 6usTLE. - Custom house Off
GERS at Island Pond, the other day, relieved
Il Vermont woman. homeward bound from
Canada, of her hustle consisting of thirty
tbr,e yards of silk, three yards of velvet
and .,!her articles amounting to $40.
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Will 'am Luby, for many years Il patient
at the Y ermont Insane Asylum was instant
ly killed, last Friday, by the falling of a
tree. Will. at work with a gang of patients
on one of the Asylum wood lots in Dunn
merston. / .uby was about so years of
age, and ha. formerly been an inmate Of
the Pennsyly snia and Vernon; State Pri
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The Vermont Farmer says thai the times
are 50 hard in St. Johnsbury, that poor
printer had to give his overcoat a. security
for the payment of taxes, the other day.
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CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS
At HEDuCED PRICES.
" b f. f H | Y E."
COLLEEN STREET.
Barlin. ton Jan s. 1854 -d&wt
COTrONs. COTTONs.

d. people know that all Kind. Of Domestic Cotton
Goods very cheap just now, In fact are cheaper
than at any time since the war. Do they know that
all such goods advancing in price an, are likely
to advance good deal more We have bought very
largely Of both
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The remarkable cures effected Is NEsEriSE have
induced many physicians and apathccaries, whom
We know. 70 prescribe ami as % IN their own
Am lies VII
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VERMONT REPoRrs.-The lorty-6fth vol
ume Vermont Reports has just been pub
lished by Messrs. j. Il j. NJ. Poland, Of
Montpelier. The new volume Is by John
W Rowell, Of West Randolph. and is rarh-
er smaller than the forty fourth.
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The Great American Consumption Kenedy, Ds
NN. HALLS BALsAN FOR THE LUNGs. cures the
worst cases Of coughs cold, and all diseases Of the
-lunzs. throat and chest For vhoaplns cough and
croup!it Is a certain specific. Tue most obstinate
cases surely yield 70 Hall. Balsam when used per
sever.ngiy. Stands az he head Of all III prep
aratons Sold everywhere John + Henry. Cur
ran Co, propr.ctors 4 College Place n Y
Wit
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STILL THEY COME.
BLACK CASHMERES

Our Black Csshmsres having beea 50 very pop
ular with customers, and having had such re-
markable success In the sale Of them, have been
obi sed to duplicate orders several times during
the season. We received new pieces to-day, and
will continue 10 sell them At the same low prices.
namely 500, Sl.a5, siaO, ss.OO,
sa.s5 4 $3.50.
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HrNrIScroN. A correspondent writes
lbs Your account Of the suicide Of Ben
amin J Little Of Huntington, last week
was err0aeous The miilrace near the vii
lage is too shallow for suicides, then there
never was known a man in Huntington by
that name Besides, the first knowledge Of
the sad vent, by the citizens here. was the
account pahli-hei in the Arg'~ aa2
PatuOf."
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The world does not contain a medicine thar Will
-Gre a d-t.ess M AID u-er1us cou- h or cold
rapidly and certainly rs litLr'> Honey eF H1Rg-
HOUND AND TAR.
P.ke,. Toolhache nr.n. VIZ. IN ne N mt Wit
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CAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pmpies. ring
worms. salt rhoum and other cutaneOus affections
cured, and the skin made solt and smooth, by using
the JUMPER TAR soar. made by Caswell. Hazard &
Co., Now York, BE certain to get the jumper Tar
Toap, rs there are many limitations made with cont
mon tar which are worthless.
Dee 2t-fdGwiw
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RICHMOND donation visit OF the
Rev. d. 5 Frost OF Jone-yile, which was to
have been held the sth alt, was postponed
On account Of the -aiden exit of the sleigh
ing.
\ dramatic entertainment is to be given
by the Good Templars, assisted by the Rich
mOni Carnet Banda Barnum'S Hall. Jan
10Th and 2l-t instants.
Henry Clark Of Rutland, Is to deliver 4
lecture before the Lecture Association,
Friday evening, the 23i inst Subject
BE- The Man for our Times"
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AcGpENTs.-A. Il. Cady. stage driver
from Fairfax to Georgia, lately met with a
seriou- accident While driving on the
road, the horses became frightened at the
breaking OF the pole and ran some forty
rods, when Mr. Cady was thrown out and
dragged 20 or 30 rods, and then was
obliged to let them 20 He had one of his
ankles dislocated, and one of the bones was
fractured.
George Perry, a boy about four years Of
age, living at East Berkshire, was shot a
few days ago by the accidental discharge of
a gun in the hands of Seymour Miller. He
/. recoverinp
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PRIMERS UNION The printers employed
IN the different Offices of this city held a
meeting saturday evening and unanimously
resolved to organizea Typographical Union.
The organization was accordingly effected
ana the following permanent officers duly
.I,.t.l
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THE BURLINGTON WI, FREE PRESS. ]

fenced to four years in State Prison, at the
Orange County court, for raising check
on the st. Johnsbury bank from $40 to
$500, and attempting to pass it at the Wells
River bank about year ago.