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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

No. t3-Au Al Loo llii.ian O. An DO; r.lo~er'ns
Incorporated Villages and towns to have and
raiuta.n .Dci SUBS gals. approved November
-. I-df.
u g hereby erfc ed etc
S.ct.ou g. The trustees or haiiit- q any village
fur.rporat.8 under tire laws ui this State, VII en-
has af.d ma iutaln- locs UP or n'i. shall have
mower 10 app. nt a ti er Who shall hold his Office
dur.n. the pleasure of sid trustees or haas. The
sppointneut ol said iaier shan Doe IN within, and
s. snod ry majority az SAID trustees or oa. hs.and
shall Dee recorded n ID, rec lrts TO: sac village a
minority OF saI trustees or hails may revoke such
appointmeuf and their rryocttlon shall be ia
wrtinz and sha. bc recorded IN the records % -id
village. -,,.,
See p Every ia ler s1 appointed shall he sworn
to the faithful schar.c oi the duties OF his Office
and shah perform all the duties ana he ainenable
to all the penalties Wh.ch are imposed hy law on
county itlers within tais state, and shall he en-
titled to thc same les.
cec.3 ~htuary process issued under the au-
thoritv OF t.is State shall be delivered TO any
officer or other person Authorized To serve the same
IN any county ~ tAis state. ny which it shtil ue-
come the duiy OF such otlccr or other person 10
commit any prisoner TO the county jail IN sa-d couh
~ and the person required % tie committed shaIl
have been cOEv ctgd 10y % just &c oi the peace OF
any crime or olcuce AGAINST The laws q! TINS state
" thin the iurisd elton OF justice %! the peace 10
try auddetermiuc O. shall De committed 10 ava N
examination CT trial before Justice 81 the peace OF
snail be comm tted oT ne elect or refusal a. comply
with the requirements % section thrty-thre' oi
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CHAPTER ninety four OF the general statutes, such
Conviction. commitment neglect or refusal, BENZ
had within the limits Of any village incorporates
under the laws of this State, such otheer otner
person may commit the person named IN sueh pro
cess TO the lookup or jail maintained by such VI,
lase and any person so committed shall DC subject
to ali the restraints, and entitled to All the Priv
leses which provided BY law in the case ol per
sons confined in county jails.
See l. This act shall take effect from It's passage
Approved November 81, l-74.
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1890. vs.,..s IIA~ Sss~ulissanVc,,
subjects Us to the charge Of attempting to
secure special exemption from taxation, we
are willing 10 nlend gniltY and nbide the
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uovr,prrs CAN ECoNonIzE

Many Of cur Lady friends arc usnS The e'.-'.-
ted LEAsoN's ASILISE ms at Their Le.i--' o.
color and restore al ends % it' -c7 anu a.
- Tl,ey can he used WITH the greatest. ci-e -'
any one and we advise all % -iso thrm o. %
Very alll directions are : ven - IN eAcl IN -.
slks woollens vclvets. feathers, ana iA p!
art.cles all Of which can lie colofed W to" ,-
success. The ru.zists will give q b'YS o. .l'.-
t,,1s rec, LEASoS's ANlLISs lYEs- ff'ce -','-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

Eight hundred and thirty young girls ap-
piled at the Grand Opera House, New York.
in answer to an advertisement for 100 young
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

r,ent Of such moneys or property as upon such ac-
counting shall be fJpnd in his hands.
Sec. 6 This act shah take effect rom us pass
age. ~
APPROVED November q, 1874.
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gsu advertisements.
OFFICE or
GRlSWOLD 4 FRISSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE IGENCY,
BURLINGTON. VT,
Successors to =. n Il. =. Wires.
Established 1910.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED
S 5 O, @ O O, O O o

We desire 10 call the attention OF the public to
the list o! Companies represented BY Us as shown
below. Ii will he observed that represent the
OLDEST. STRONGEST and MOST POPULAR Fire lnsur-
ance Com paaies, both American auc European, ar
the Importance and necess ~ OF oDtainiDs roll
cies in this class OF { mpauies has been clearly
shown during the past few years. trust that
business men Will avail themselves o. the superior
facilities We oaes, and place their bus in our
IL
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~ An Act .u AMEND uent n. lu act cit tied
.4n net fr the rel Of % the 'lm'le- oi Insane per
sons" approved y vemner lH. i,-t-
10 !. hereby enacted, etc.
See j. Section one 10. uumncr tI.It' .tAtoe Ni t't
public acts ~ the general assembly o. the Staie
Vermont lor the year $780, entitled an act ior the
rrI.e. nt the fan. lies az insane per-e , hereby
amended 60 as 60 read as follows
All insane persons having Legal settlement u
any tom q ms state. the anuua. inc me 70 whose
estate together Win the earn NJ % the VIE aud
20 nor CHI .drcu 90. such Insane peIs ~ sla4 nj 'e
sufficient .vr the support ana ma nttuincf r' the
Vie. and N nor ch .l5en u. slcl Insane person, ana
tie support and ma uteusnee ut suca insane person
stal &c sup ortcl and ma Intliucd by suoh ins Al
the insane asy I'm ST Brattleauru- AID such town
.nA. be EMIT vd L. the use and cOutru. 81. 50 Maeh
e.! the income oi said insane person. csttle anu
property aud the caTll = H. sad zee ana IA h't
eh dreu ui sucn insane per o, a. slall be 10 eA
" the expense OF suploi,u. aud M a,a ing -aii
wife ana minor children.
Sec . The county court N the county whore
such Insane person shall have lis leal settlement
ma tu COMPLIANT made hy the wife Cd! such insane
ne r.on may. On due b .-r n. ethe- upen The az
nr.rtu,e or dei4uiI % such town, order such I wn
I. ma uta 10 AMI support such insane pelsun AZ Inc
il-aue asylum and upon such complaint. sail
court may Inquire into the matters aud thing per
tanng t. the income ot said estate 90 sad Insane
pcr~oa a. well a. . the earnings o. sad VIE ana
m nor children, ami their support and mainten-
alce. and may make such orders a may he ncces-
sary g. carry uto effect the prov ons %. tlis asi
and ,a.d court may award costs 20 either party, a.
Justice may seem @ rcqu re-. Ia the discretion Of
sad curt.
Sec. B. IN ac. shall take effect from g, passa- e '
App1rstt Nv mrcg -. l-'A
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Il j. hereby enacted etc
See t. l. The friends nr guard ans "i any Iet-el
-.,,r,ei IN ,r', .f,.aue ASYLUM To- tbs tate shall
de.rp remove such person -Dr tie purpose u set
TN. him or her at llbcrt, while the super-nt -ndcn
Of such asy .um shall deem such person not sum
rieutlv re-tsrtd 10 render e safe FOR Themselves
their friends or for the cummul ~. ior such person
e. be at liberty tnen tSo ply clans not connected
tn he said asy lum. bat selected ~ tue u ems o.
-u,r. an, OF said per- on. and the coumlss. 9aer Of
insane shall together examine sEch person, aud d
by them such person shall be found not suiloieuty
re- IT. red o. re allowed their liberty then, on Inc
e,rt dcltcs OF such eXlm uers such person -hi. DC
rrttu.,! m - ii asylum until some pfuv'siu n are
tuade by friends or suari.an g. remove such per
son g. come other asy Jun lur the insane ~ tthei
~ table phase Of confinement.
Sc , Tn Is act shall take effect from g passa- e
Approved Nugcn' e- -, l-.i
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No. Gs An Act in addition T. chapter tFcnty %,
the general statutes, entitled % the -uPpoit all
removal o. psuper- and the re .ei "i the insane
poor.
il is hereby enacted. etc. -
See T. The trustees 90 the Vermont as5 lhin ."f
~. i,s me are herc.v author Let 60 charge three
dollars Der week FOR support the insane poor Oh
the state at said asy lums ana sald uus,,'s ~!
81 the aui tor of accounts annually ia the 10 inih o!
Au.su.t .or the benefit % each town having insane
moor persons confined IN sad usy Jun, thr
mn o.. seveutN-fVe cents per week Tor each vi 'au
inslne Door persons for tie tine they shall have
been e. uintd there during the year next preceding
he m,nth Of August annually and ten cents per
IN &c bt the nearest practicable route rom TIER re-
spectye re- dtn sad asy luin, a the expense
81 trans urtatiOn. -
See . ) ci.urs thirty scyen. tlrty-ei-ht Ahl
FORTY two OF chapter twenty &C the general statutes
Ianiaua.teut.t.ed- An act toamend sect, thift!
e.ht OF CHAPTER twenty oi the general statutes re
lat.ue 90 the relic, ~ the Insane poor, approved
October a. l-fl, are hereby repealed.
Sc g. This act shall take effect 'r'ni Us pA'-i- e.
Apprlyed November ~, t. 3.
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the general statutes Is hereby amended by adding
[, same section the following words - 4.
Provided, however, that in actions where tne ne
PENDANT shall plead In excuse or Justification taht
he was acting as public officer, an appeal sha'i I'D
all cases be allowed the said defendant
Sec ?. This act shall take efsctirom Us fassise-
Approved November n, 1874.
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AM, we'd Noveub Der u. lo7l
No. c5.-An Act to protect camp mee'in-s.


Its hereby enacted, etc .
Soc / The president vice president ana trustees
Of any camp meeting association, chartered Dy inc
legislature Of this state, or that may hereafter NC
FORMED under the existing laws Of this state are au-
thnrized To act as a special police at any camp
meet! n. held By such association. and Nlthlh No
miles o. the camp meeting grounds Huf'h5 tne
@,n,i nn,nce Of aid camp meeting, with he same
unwer as is giveu to constahles by the laws Oh ths
tate 10 seize spIituous liquors, TO demand a. 81
auce and to arrest disorderiy persons ana uetali
item In Gust dy until proper trial can be had ALu
men uers0n - auti orIed shall, he &c the exercise
81 am OF the powers specified in tbs act he sworn
L. a faithful performance Of the dates OK sAlu
m, ril police tfcer aud while N dLty shall wear
badge Of their Office. ...
sec. , This act Aiall take ,feci from IS r"ssA.e
Approved November 81 l-ii.
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HE ROAD NORTH OF rozi HENRY.
|nnrfh of pnr
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No. 73.-An Ac. amending section tw
chapter one hundred and twenty

No. 74.-An Act to repeal act in amendment {,
section twenty -one chapter twenty -e:h IT. genera
statutes approved November 10Th. ls7-
Ii is hereby enacted, etc
Sec 4 The act to amend an act in amendment
Of section twenty one, h,pter tweniy-e' sht gen
eral statutes, approved November 2sth, ~ Is
ali not IN apy way affect any proceed nss which
have been commenced under this said amendment
Sec T. This act shall take effect from us passage
Approved November u. l5Ii.
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No -9-Au Act -u add ton &c. got ui ut'r seventy
sN of th, att- passed la i--1 entitled A. act
! Z. protect butter ali cheese max u.ic' urcfs.
| 10 T. hereby enacted, etc.
See j. whoever shall know ~ sell n furnish
" fer To- sell any mis- .utrd VITA water, or 10
an, wat aduItcfated shall firet 10 the person to
VII u such Do b Is solid ~ turn shed tie same sum
that s FORTE t 20 the manu- acture- a. provide in
The ac. O. .ll th is 1870 adat. o. ana 20 DC el.-
| lcctcd b., him ia The almc manner.
sec q Tn.s aD' -ls.itake, l. 90 from o pas-a e
Appr. YrG NoylIl' r. l7, Isl
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No. 5i.-An Act in relation to the duties q higt
way surveyors.


20. An hct In amendment Of section one OF an
act approved November 70, 1865, entitled An act
relat ~ 20 warn NJ town mettil-s.
Ii il hereby enacted etc.
sec l. Section ,ne q an act approved Novem-
her co. 1865. entitled AN act relating to warning
town meetings is hereby amended - ss to read
as follows d.
L the officers e any town or ty, whose duty I
shall be To warn, Dr cause 70 he warned. town ni
C y meetings shall refuse TO warn or cause 10 he
warned a town or city meeting tor any purpose, o.
the pet lion in writ NJ thirty or more legal vol
crs, setting forth the purposes o. SAID meeting ioi
more than ten DAY after receiving siid ptt+ton
SAID Ulcers SO reus n negectins shall each be
liable 20 a penalty OF iorty dollars. and Ike pen
atty # forty dollars for every twenty day ; ne
iect or refusal 10 warn, ~ cause l. Zee warned
such meeting thereafter.
Approved october -. i-si
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aforesaid, all and singular, the powers heretofore
conferred upon the bank commissioner by virtue u
chapter eighty six of private corporations.
See. g. Al. sets and parts Of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec !. This act shall take effect :o,.i ts pas-is
Approved November -. ISL.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22
A New York physician advised

A New York physician advised !,
wealthy Madison avenue father to
send his three sickly daughters toa
certain locality in New Jersey for
the Summer. It turns ont that the
girls were suffering f ON wnrt OF
exercise, and where they have gone
the mosquetors will keep them at
work in Il very lively manner both
day and night.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

BREAKING 4 COLT. An Ohio
editor ,errntly saw Nlr. Bob Sira.
der, Ot kentucky. break u two. year
Old colt to harness in half an hour,
~" thus tells til" story Of the way
in wl,icl, it was hoEc: The colt l,u,l
never been M,hIrd. He was attach,
rd I" Il cnrrn.e called u "hrcak
dr.y," aud pnt through. a>t"ai,l,i ~
Iy quick The break dray is moth
in. more than 81 strong broah-trca.l
hrav. with long s!.nit:, the tail
omitted, aud II spring seat bet wcc,,
the wheels The harness was
strong, and so arranged over the
h'pS as to prevent the J">s'h'lity
Ut h'g'' k"kiny, and the colt WAS
h'tc'"'l \" tar from III" dray that
his heels could not possible reach
the driver. The eI,Oc..ss nt t,itci,iny
was, "f course, very driirate, "a Il
colt is excessively tn.kIi~h and Is
apt to let his heels tiy awk w,,.ll;.
All being ready, one man held
he colt, and auOtIlcr took the xaat
and rrlus The col. WAS then let
9" topInn.e :M DE pleased. The
h,eakd'aN. whir., was 80 broad that
n,,Srtt'ng seemed ont ut the q,,rs
'i"n, was pushed npnn the colt, aud
the colt pushed sIdcwisr until he
starred. y iew Elnn.tS settled
l''m. lie went rs hr p'tasr'l-up
ni'' and down h'll, aud SO and was
thor roughly broke. The conlns-.l
aud on until he finally struck !,
steady, soher tr"t, I"w,l.irrco look
"' tha' colt WIS pItiInll, amusing.
Mr.. Bob S ,at!rr was giving .ii,cc-
fi""s, and upnn one nf he breakers
raising his hand TO slal, The colt 20
urge him, Mr.. Stra,l"r sand: "Do"'t
DO Il, t. Never strike Il colt whe,,
."n are breaking hun. Pu>n il.m
>Idrwlsr or anyway. Let him just
:" where he wilt and how hr viii.
Lrt him fall down it he will, but
don't strike him" When the colt
was taken out OF the sl,aits he was
a> wet as it he had been in wafer,
and child could have handled him.
He had not been struck . blow.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

The heroic tirmnesS with which q
woman will persist in carrying a
roll OF dry goods as large as she
can hold in her arms, is onl, equal.
ed by the politeness with which She
request her grocer TO deliver a
pound OF butter at the house,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

Take care of your health and
wife-they are the two better halves
that make 4 man of YOU.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22
How He Docs It.

lie only thinks of it the day h,
starts. lie guesscs he'll run down
to the Branch u day or TWO. jus,
for u change. Jones aud tho rest ol
them are down there.
lie gets into II clean shirt, whicl,
is - 'nan'> id'-, Of dressing up; in.
dn|gcs in u fresh paper collar, parts
his hair anew, and coml,s u few
more locks over that lmDh place o,,
top. Wonders if anybody notices
that his hair j. growing thin on his
crown? Med,tates on the proprie
ty Of getting some restorative, and
whistles :. hnr from Where's KO.
samn Gone ~
Brushes the knees Of his pants
and tightcns the strap of his vest.
Smokes one more cigar than com
mon.
Throws n shirt and q box Of col.
lars, and some hnn,lkrrl,iets, and
Il 'nlt'lozen pairs Of stockings ---nll
odd O,r>--a bottle of wl'i>k"r dye,
" blacking brush. some slippers,
and u revolver, into u vnlisr, and
finds that it doesn't half hold them.
lie crowds them down, stamps on
the Na',sc to lock it, aud his pack
ing is accomplished.
He reaches the depot, gets Ills
ticket, selects the best place IN the
ear, turns over seat to put lis
feet on Tor he has y, i'll his money,
and has ~ right to make himself
comfortable.
Then he jams his hat over his
eyes aud plunges into the ncwsG
per. Old woman comes in witt, u
basket. looking for ~ seat. lie
doesn't see her. Woman with a Im-
hy-ditto as to her. A man and
brother "f the colored l,crsnasion-
ditto.
Pretty girl with q curl u yard
long, aud some" bean catchcrs OF,
her {, rrl'rad His feet come do u
where they belong, he throws his
vaI'sc up into the rack, and insist =
on hcr t'klnS the seat ny the win
dow.
When he reaches his journeys
end, he is so long saying ;d,.u to
tle s. bean ralchers" that the ON |
in""s bell rings before he steps out.
He seizrs the tiist valise whicl,
and does not discover that
he has changed language with
some female traveller until he opens
The bag ut The hotel for u fresl, pa
per collar, aud pulls out II rpi1le'I
night cap!
Y's. it is trnc that nature has
made the sexes wonderfully differ.
pnt, ANA we suppose she will Z" on
making them s"right along. Well.
who wants it changed ..a.i
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

Whoever carries the money lao
~ the peoples master.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-08-22

The Alpine hat is becoming fash.
i0nable for ladies.
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-14
- IS

90 fuar Elm Stein .s iom Elm &isnnins iinnsr,
5or fit oar ben, es Taus firing Tom Gut.
Com bar BET &ismpOr. ippr ea, tpsn Tom Dinner
No Den % csnne andre baase Nnt.
Alt minncr meg; bet miuner % bet minnsr,
SiI Coli burt Snion lofnar ut.
% imn lleits Speun meg einsons bussar
Sst eamls Winns % Del samIe Sfuasar.
%asmunb @inie.
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-14
Al.
Rel. Z. o. 9pnraei.

Nt'. ~ W. SpNtaCl.
= Srnner al Sisbet. at Scsn ben blnl,
: Sennsr al Sfopeu Den bnnfIel
, tiGr, mi. Norae. Oh &ienps, ifirnl eran!
%aasn OF ps lao SJsrns iuniIs!
%aaau opl thl Re fpmms, DC tOmme ira St
Sltullnoe ne! sllsr SSlsrs.
Wen bag Dem sr Sssr mep beurenas 8pir,
S9 NoremGnb Der ioran Dem erc.
Sta! Norge opbpre at uars BET iri'?
ppsrt 8Iit mob Gu 0isnbs brancs!
Spsr Hps mob ct SrG! par Der &ulluos ii.
Seres Osesitsn ital Naisn %sisnisnes,
20 69orsns mett.o Nnfstsns SueA,
% ole ri bisb' en- 8uinbe:
&rln9 hsnbs, firing 8ubbsn paa Matti ba grsh!
Ss flernt fra bans stus bpsr Gisnos!
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-14
20.
Werif SclfemelcSi.

! Hoientuno, unrer Sasas Sal.
Der eiemmss bsIlise Minosr,
Meb laste rislsnbs 8eIgsfaIb
Gen flare Seffpab9i rineer.
Der sr Ell 8alf iaa foo % ipal
Nf bette Selo at TONNE,
% Norosns Wenh fra 6islb % SaI
8aa bib | uaasne Orsmms.
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-14
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mann, / SusruerelIe al Gu Wan9oe
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uto ct ubt opfunbst Gins 8eonin9s.
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al;;ie Ssriemunn ON paa ct BAL
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sen TRANCE &ilinprlng untngss at
prrc Gnlconisen til zen bratts 9rr.
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5stansnre Of tunitirroia fornrbsi.
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nrsruueoe Si9urer. 1ois 8sfDNniue
8~tntonicos VGrSs nj ipocr al no.
1nNs.
Hong SnIlel Rolatanl. Bghtr'
fer ootr Sunppid,.S rrnc. n9tcr al
l1r9ss ct @eie9 / DC Sorsnsne eta.
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lam at unHnoe Ell Femilf Sompoii.
ton rtr oil iOrbinors, at Sirup
3aar / 6lrrIng % bIiutr iurt.
Gr. Sollano. niger at ell Ban.
irotns % WutcrlnIismsns Storm.
9ino mart oil nnbrppt >bpis ben
he nllereoc Ct uobrnot) Tor at bl9ie
.uer Sorosn.
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mater / Wasluhuietls sr 81 Iar
lammsl % ll9ss al uGre aeu rIoite
luleUenoe Gr'8onBresmanb.
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.aoslpbio. % oerpso rpftcr @eitrart
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Yoreroen, i Sal 10000, CT
5ragt pr. Grprts ira California til
Rarplano for ar iGttss / llofl0t.
1lu9sapparater unbsr &ilipn al en-
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Sarllftcrue bar facet Tnobsntilirrlel
ia Sranfrisc, % Den ipauifc 8e.
3lerins bar betlaeet iis osropcr for
Sen ~iranits, men rurc bar bcpiit,
Al TaabsntiIierieleu ifcr ira SolIano
. England. Gen ipanlfe @sianbt
SrnpOn bar rtrior benusnot Iis III
Serbp, Den snsslite llosnrlssminiiter,
mso llne SsluUringsr bcropsr. Men
Ssrbp bar siutt Ct Suar, iom niger
lmtrsnt iaa msest, al SpaRisn iaar
',lu paste line Sauns % iorbinors
&aabsuillirrlsl iii SIcno,g.
&apt. 9rslGs, Den bsflsnots
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-27
The Portland Montreal Line.

The capitalists Interested in the
Portland and Montreal Railroad say
that |. aD men are at work along the
line of the new Portland and Mon
trcal Railroad. which il j. expected
Will he completed and open toi bust
ness i'll September. $50. This force
Is larger than Is engaged in ANY similar
enterprise i'll the country. and will Ice
fully sustained possibly Increased -
duIimg the winter. On the White
Mountain division of eleven miles.
nearly 900 men are employed. On
the Vermont Vision the grading is al
most completed. and the rails will he
laid and the road open to Johnson >iN
miles further down the l.amuillc Val
ley than llNdcpark. the present tclmi-
nus. On the Canada end of the line
between 300 and 100 men have been ut
work. and in IL months time can finish
the grading. The funds tol proSccut-
lng the work on the Northern Division
have been secured in Canada and Eng
land. 1t is expected that the force now
1T work i'll the White Mountains will
81 far complete that section of the line
that II Will he open for business in time
for the Summer travel of next wear
Passengers will then reach the princI-
pal White Mountain Hotels without
staging. and to accomplish the round
trip from Saratoga and through the
mountains all by rail. The new line is
said to he 81 miles shorter than any
other possible between Portland and
Montreal