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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

EOaNSON'S BOOK STOKE, DO. so Main ST.
81 full and complete assortment of EchoOl
Books, also Standard and miscellaneous Eooks,
Writing and all Paper, Sheet Music and various
articles. of the trade. s, @. JOHNSON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

lE EAT MARKET, Main St, Kenosha, Wis.,
iva The choicest Of all Kinds of Meats salt Pork,
@ornec Beef, smoked Hams, Sausage, &C, &C.,
constantly on hand. Prices always reasonable.
WM. ENGLE & Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

Ell ANDRE, Manufacturer, Wholesale and
MA . Retail dealer in Cigars, Plug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, &C. HIS O.
Bars are all made from best qualities OF domestic
lowest cash rates. Also, constantly on hand some
fine Meerschaum Pipes Orders promptly filled
Basement Lvman's building, corner of Main and
Market Streets, KenOsha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

aEARNESS SHOP, Main Street, Kenosha, Wis.
n n TIE subscriber would respectful ly inform
che public that lie Reeps constantly on hand full
assortment of goods in his line. Harnesses, Sad
dies. &C., made to order. Also, all kinds Of re-
pairing done on short notice and at reasonable
raIes THos. ENGLISH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

WU YRON A. BAKER, Attorney and Counselor
I'VE at Law, Real Estate Agent and Justice of the
Peace. Conyeyancing and Collection of Claims
promptly attended to on liberal terms. Office In
Kimball'e Block, cor. of Main and Park Streets,
Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

mw AhRLE WOKKS.
Iva HUGGINS 81 WASHBURN
Kcnosha and Racine, Wis. Monumental and
(,ravestOne work executed In the highest style of
ne ART r. z. ROBERTS, Agent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

RWR RS E. BOOTH. Milliner, Dress and Cloak
I'VE Maker, earnestly sollcits The patronage of
The Inhabitants Ofkennsha and its environs having
bad a long experience in the above business,
is competent to give generalsetisfaction to her
atrons. Cor. South u Ann Streets.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

81 CROSIT, Blacksmith. Carriage Maker.
~ job ork ne to order. New Bugge and
Wagons always ready for salet Kenosha wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

EN s NEARING has fitted up new Hotel East
H. of the Bank on Park Stree, where lie VIII be
pleased to see all his old friends and custom ers
Also dealer in ForeigD and Domestic Wines and
Liquors Good Stabhng lnsconnection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
A young farmer of Raymond, N. H., has been

young farmer Of Raymond, N. H.. has beer
making hot for woodchucks in this vicinity, hav
ing caught fifty during the season, some Of them
old settlers and of enormous Dimensions"
''si + is quoted and carted at Grafton, n. II O.
ten cents per bairel. One man asked $500 for til.
privilege OF dtaWiis water from \ nevcr-fai.irg
wtl. The land on which it Is situated has prev
ously been offered for 5000,
This time the royal visitor, no less q personagt
that the Emperor Of Brazil. to visit the Uuitct
States. His visit will occur sometime during the
next summer.
Many Now York merchants are carving from
5000 to 100000 worth of merchandise which in
the autumn they fondly expected to sell before
spring You can buy goods there anywhere for cast
at importing prices.
Sir Charles Lyc, the eminent English geologlst
is dead. His age was IS.
y Michigan man with q large family has been ar
cnigrant III times and has just sent to Texas for
pamphlet about IN, resources ofthat State.
The Waterown, y. Y. Zines tells of snowdrift.
Oh the ROME and atertown Railroad twenty fee
deep but denies the story that the people of tina
locality are roosting on the pine tree in order tt
keep out of the snow
Bowen 10 getting extensively advertised. II.
has m mia for Advertising 1t is reported tha
once on 4 time when Mr.. Bowles asked Mr.. Tiltor
If he thought Mr.. Bowel would - t. Heav en-,
L. promptly replied that he thought he would i
there were any advertisements to be got there.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
II A r X | A G. E 5 .

In Evanston. near Chichaen. Ill February l3th; Or
q: \ BRlTiAM II Mnnti eiler. and AGNES X WALK
lR formerly Prer'ltrr>s OF the Vermont Methodist
seminary and Female Cule-e Of this place.
In Calais. February 10TH at the residence of the
brides father. by Rev orrIu Davis. Rev. II, G HOW
ARD OF Eo1hury and NJ VIOLA AINSWORTH OF
Calais
In thar lain. y. Y. Eel, 18th. by Rev y Elkins
HODGES AID Miss KATIE + ROBINSON. both OF
fatt>turrh y. Y
In Champlain. y. !rch oath. by I.ev :. D Elkins
AT; In0NAS SCOTT and Miss AMELIA LAyALLY
both Of ChamIlan.
lii Worcester. February 6.h. hy Roy Jane. = Spin
AIRY & DON I. If Nidi,seI.
Ia tIontuclicr. February - 10y R-yJ Edward Wright
Mr.ED,' Ar e NAtIpDN and Miss FRANCES { HAS
hINS. b 9TH II MuutI'eiI.r-
Il Z rk-hrc February ~ by H-v. Church Tshar
Mr AiBIlr /; RILEY. of Franklin. and Mrs OLIVE
\ WEIGH, ot Berkshire
In Stowe. February Is, nv Rev VIM II DeanR. Mr.
MORllLc 7. RI NSEl.l.. IF Stowe. and Miss HENRI
ETA f. BArCHELDtR. Of Worcester-
In Stowe. February y. by Rev VIM II p-ane. Mr.
CHAIR. Is SAlGEAsr and Miss JENNIE L IL ARRI>
, th of stowe
In Nlntp"lier. F-',-n.ry = .iy Rev II A si~ncr
NJ. Fl! /. DE\SkoItE Of Hanover. n. Il. and Mi-
| ELLA + LIN L. n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
Probate { curt.

HARVEY TILDEN. JUpGE. y A CHASE EE''IeFfR
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court for tie District OF
Washington, during III" week ending
March |
February o3-Lyman Powers estate
inventory returned Sarah Stones estate
petition for license 10 sell real estate re-
ferr.d to March Ii. Fred G. McCrilll>
observation-disclosures report returned
administration account allowed, assign
ment and decree made.
February 26-I~aac Lawrence estate
commissioners report returned
February 2..-,Joseph :. Bosworth's e.
northumberland account referred to
March ~ Hoxtnt Pixies estate NJ.
Snow. admin orator. A. +. Putnam and
L. O. Parker, commissioners. William
Lcet'S e>tltc-invcntorv returned.
March 1.-Laurt Wheel"ck'S estate
Abiiah Whcelork. administrator; j. H.
Cole and g. 5. Carver. commis>lo ner>.
Polly kimball'> c>t:ttc-wlli referred for
probate to March 90. Minors Cameron
Euardianship-guardian account allowed
Joseph Hascltine'> administration
account allowed and decree made. james
Bovlen'S est;le-inventOrv returned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
On Saturday, the Goth of Feb. it being

On Saturday, the Goth Of Feb, it being
the close of many of the district schools,
there WIS public school held n the 81 |
Congregational church in Brookticll, n
the schools in town uniting in one. 1t con-
consisted of rccitations in the various
studies pursued, followed by rhetorical cx-
erciSes. All passed off very pleasantly
the scholars doing much credit to them
selves and Teachers
Esbon Lyon, Of Broohtield, after long
and painful illness, died the 2lst inst at
the advanced age Of 50 years. His funeral
was attended on the 24th at the lst church,
he being buried with Masonic orders.
On Sunday the 2lst.widow Thomas Sar-
gents, of Brooklield fell from her chair and
broke the ligaments to her collar bone
She is over seventy years of age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03

The financial condition of the town is rs
follows: the Indebtedness last year (Sl0t1-
99) less amount of tax collected (S3662 63}
amounts to S3S5.36. Adding to this sum
the "ver>eers expenses and amount Of s.
lectmem's orders for the present year gives
us the present Indebtedness of the town
the sum of S339S.75.
TUNBRIDGE-The amount of orders
drawn bv selec:men is Sl6S9.07. Not in
Guided in this, the auditor reports claims
for town officers services to be $294 80, of
which SlO5 is for the sclectmen. and 1853
for the listers. The overseer's account of
the running of the poor farm. shows the
cost of keeping the poor to have been-in-
Guiding interest on town FURNISHES. The
liabilities of Tunbridge are Sl0,2G4.5 %
The assets, including about $500 due on
tax receipts, 1870 to 1874. and personal
property on town farm amounting to
$l7O1. 81, are S7143. S9-thrs leaving Il bal
ance against the town of S5120.G4.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03

The Troy papers announce the sudden
death in that city on the 9th ult. of Mr.,
Oliver lloulc, who was one of the friends
if not the friend to whom the musical
world owes the prima donn", Alban.
When Emma La Jenne>>e was but 4 child.
Mr.. IIotile, ut that time connected with
St. .Joseph's Church, Albany. becoming
acquainted with her. took such an interest
in her rs promising to be a singer. that he
helped pay for her musical education, and
provided her with 4 piano. 1t is also
stated that at one time when the soprano
of the church choir became i'll he succeed
ed in obtaining for his protege the vacancy.
He was untiring in his efforts to bring her
before the public When -Alhani was in
the city of her own home recently She in
vitcd Mr. IIoule and his wife to come and
see her, sending them tickets, and the
meeting is said to have been Il happy one
for all parties.
Mr.. 5. l.. Morrison offers to give to the
city of Boston. if it will provide Il place for
them, a pair of tlamingoe>. male and fe
male Just imported from Iucatan.
A female lawyer in Wyoming was re-
Gently obliged to suspend her argument
before i Justice in order to administer TO
the wants of her baby who was bawling
for its dinner in an adjoining room.
The lot on which the Drexel uilding in
| New York stands, at the corner OF Wall
and Broad streets, WAS sold at the rate OF
| l4.00O,OOO per acre. being the largest
price ever known in the history of Ameri
| can real estate.
TIE DISEASE or TIE Cold SrELL.-
This excessive cold is showing itself in the
prevalence of various dangerous diseases
which partake of the nature Of inilamma-
ton or congestion. Pneumonia has AS
sumed Il form almost like that of an
epidemic. Physicians say that the prev;u-
lencr Of this and kindred complaints i
probably due to the extraordinarily cold
weather Of thc past few weeks. Sudden
or long exposure, severe chlll>, and cold
feet are specially to be guarded against.
People are too apt to consider hat there
is no danger from cold SO long as one is
warmly dressed but even this prccaution
is sometime Intellectual. and the large
number of deaths from pneumonia and
kindred diseases Is by no means confined
, TO people whose :tvocltion:, call them into
severe exposure February and March
are usually irving months with u, and il
will be necessary to excrci>. much pre-
caution during the remainder of this Sc
/ we're wintcr.-Ntr York Times.
The Wisconsin legislature is not going
to repeal the Potter Railroad law.
1 The largest heifer known is estimated
to weigh 500 lbs, and is owned by Hills
: Brothers. Windsor, Ct. and was raise,
: bv w. &. Smith, Amherst, Mass She
was in a tent at the Connecticut STATE
Fair for a few day, and earned nearl,
5000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
JOSEPII UAZLETINE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT District "f Wasli';.-t, Z: :
Ia r'1lt 'urt; nd a VI "a I'll = IL sal DIT
ON H.. I2-t February. \ l. 10
4 4 Eaton. administrator II the r>-atr '1 los ~
Uazl,-lr. Iat, Il VI Iii-SeN. said distinct deceased
rSiltS i- administrator account fr "N4lildiI'i
and .liuvgI,, and makes alI .l,at"n i'r d. f
il>rlIdItlull and artltl i the state II sai de
ceased
,.iirlt ana >ai AEi'lIatl.lI h' Referred 10 I
thereof To-, held at tn IT late ono" III i " PHI
,,,r ir ti, 9Th iaN # Mar IA. A II -. Tor hear
irL- and ,i,cl~lnu there and Il ! further ri r"t
NAT notice. ilrr,. l" T. all lcr- lut'rt' Il
IN rllIlratl II tn. three weeks
tn. ir,.n Mountain Freeman. newspaper al i!~l'
n VI rti,lrr t. SAID tim" al lrt.t ~ hear
NIX that they NAY appear AT SAID TIM and C!a' il.'
show raHso II ANY ti'H may idEr. why -,li a'''i
~ +I.,-C d, Att
I.Dt\. j tx.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
nATRICK MARR'S ESTATE.

.r,rt, NJ vrRyoNT District Of WASHINGTON s.
In rrnhate curt held nj NontIclcr in said DIS
+-i..t 81, the 10th iaN IF February. \ u 10
Nar-arat Narr adr.lini-tratrIN IF th- -ats of Pat
~ Narr late If RnNbury. said District deceased
rea,,ts h,r a,imlris account fT cNa uinatlnI
All allowance and makes apIllratl r a i'-'ret- 81
distribution and partition # the stat 81 .i
count and said application be referred t. session
thereof ~ lc held at the Probate ono III sand Mont
nelier on the 9th DAY March. 4 j. l-1, for hfarliG
And decision thereon: And Is further ordered fha
T+re hereof l,- given t. all persons lnt'r'rte hA
riubratinn If the three weeks su"rtssIN.lX III
~ roc, Mountain Freeman. newspaper published
~ linn+n.lIer preyious said time appointed fol
hearing that they may PEAR at SAID time and J. lace
~ shnw cause if anv they may have. why SAID a.
Inn. shn,lld no. BE- allowed and sG" decree made
| ''' Hy the Court Attest
- l.. l.ra
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
S,ARAU III. UAYDEN'S ESTATE.

81 ATE OF VERMONT District # Washington.
In rr hate C,urt. held at NntYtr Ia S4l' I1i~trl.'
~ ~, ,ilN * February. 4 u 10
William " caldwell. adinlnl>tratr + J. M Ion
81 lit. stAt. ut sarah II Han IN lat. If t'l;er- III
-ai District deceased, Ir-, MS lIl- admlnl> ration
,unt cNaIuatI'n and ilI"" Al' '.il! IL. Il
.tI. Tor a deere, II ,ilStrlhu IL and PARTITION Il fAt
estate. i sad deceased.
WL,r,I-,,i II l. or ired ly SAID Court. that sd:
.null- and Sald alllIc2tI be- referred - >>-l-'i
thereof T. W. held II the Probate phcc Ia SAID Mont
,.al,.r ON the 9Th day If March. 4 j. Ia. f'r hear
i1l and decision thereon: And II l. further cred
tiIa o-l,. hereof ,. t. all persons interested t'A
li.l,,l If the three weeks S'Ic~~INrlK Il
thr Green VI ,lliltam Freeman newspaper IilI>ls
~ NJ u.I,cr IRE. said appointed III
I'LL. thai t.A may appear at said tl and place aii'
~ If they have. why ~4Ii atrnlii
! ,i,,,lll MOI b, all ,wti. and Ich decree made
/ lSN the { .uTt Attest.
| t-u3 HARVEY TIIDf-N. J1lEc-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
/,UAHLES REEDS ESTATE.

STATE OF NERMoNT. District II Wash'iFt"n. -
Iil.rit .,1l tl. 18th day Of February 4 u ID
Tlizl Reed and Marcus u Gilman. adimlni<frat r
+ estate of Chas Reed late # Rnntp"ler III sad
istri.t diseased, present their ailmlni-r atl"n account
Tor ,NaIninati"n and all ,waiIf'' and max a! .l !
r Distribution AMI partition 81 tft estate
Of said deceased ~ i, -.
..olt AMI SAID aIll alton I've r-t-rr'.i - s-S.l'
Lra,t l, held at the Probate plic sad N"Ilti'
~ an th. 6th dan March. 4 u l--5. TT hear
m ana, decision thereon: Aud IL l. further ord rcd
-. ,t, hereof le given - all PERSONS Interested Toy
i,tnr Of the three weeks >'l'' Wy ia I'M
t:-.s Mountain Freeman. news published al
Unnt.ii,r ir.yius T. SAID tim" appointed for hear
if that they may appear at sad time and place ail
sLnw caus., If any they may have Why -4ld account
>bnul1 NOT lie allowed. and such decree Elai--
- ~ Ey the Cnurt.-Attr>t.
,-us HARVEY TIIDFN. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
CE\TAUR LINIMENTS.

There pam which the nta'r liiilItI;s VIII
not relieve no swelling they VIII not sublue. and no
laueness which they Will This strong Ian
Of rheuna,isIn neuralgia lock jaw. palsy, slralIs.
swellInss caked breasts, scalds. burns satyheln,
car-acie & M, n TIE human frame. AMI Of
strains SPAWN. gals, &c upon animals iii one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world
hogan They are counter IrrItaI:. all healing pain
believers Crip,rs throw away their crl!tch the lame
walk. poisonous bites rendered harmless, and
the wounded healed without q scar The recipe
IS published around each bottle They sell arti
, ever before sold and they sell because they do Just
what they pretend t. do Those who now suffer from
rbeu.uatisn pain swelling deserve to suffer they
will not use Ce.taur Lnrhent. white wrapper. More
than one thpusin1 certificates of remarkable cures
Including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism. govt
running tumors &c have been received. We VII
send circular containing cerlirat-s the recile &c
gratis to any requesting II One bottle of Tho
yellow wrapper Cgntaur Linimeut is worth one hun
bred liars spawned swerried horses and mules
or for screw-x"rIn in sheer strck-owners tines,
mi ,:lts arc worth your attention W family soul,
be without them. Whit wrapper for family use:
Yellow wrapper for animals sid by all Druggists
Fifty cents per bottle; large bottle. sa b Eosf
! CO.. SO Broadway. New York
CastOra il ore than substitute. for Castor on I
the only article existence which certain t.
assnilate the food regulate The bowels. cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. II nrithe
minerals prThine ale rho and is pleasant to TAX
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03

Co>SUMPTIytS. TAKE \UIlCE-Evcrv moment
of DELAY makes your cure inoIe hopeless, ana
much depends on the ju'ilcIoU- choice Of a rene
DIV The amount OF testimony IN favor OF Or
>chenck'- Pu inonIc syrup, a. a cure for con>amp-
ion lar eNrceS all that can be brought to support
the urttcnsiun> of any other medicine. see Dr.
>Chenck's Almanac containing the CeruHCates OF
many persons OF the h.he-t Responsibility, who
nave been restored to hcllth, after beng pro
nounccd lEcurable 10y physicians OF acknow l.
edged ability. >chcnck's Puim"nW syrup alone
has cured many, As the evidences VIII show: hut
the cure often promoted 10y NE employ inent OF
two other remedies which nr- >chcnck provides
for the purpose. The additional remedies are
>chcnck', sea Weed Tome and Mandrake PMS.
Bv the timely use oi these medicines. according |"
directions, Or. >Chcnck ccrlhes that most ANY
case of Cons umptlon may be cured.
pr. Schcnck l. professionally at his principal
Office Corner sixth AMI Arch SIS Phl!.t'tcl pima
every Monday, where AL letters Ior advr'e must
be aiIac>scd. fd1iii
To The AFFLICTED No matter unier VIVA
form of sickness Labor, there l. one great tlut
YOU shuuli keep In mind: I'll disease originates
IN an impure condition OF the blood. Pnl ny thai
and the disease must depart; but You cannot purify
The blood 10y the use OF POISONOUS ttls@, ana "a
nau,ilye s;ltnulant>. The best blood purifier ever
discovered Or. W alker's IIn1u, !ntsaf Biiter>
compounded OF simple herbs /"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
WINDSOR COUNTY.

At Plymouth on the 10Th, the dwelling house
outbudngs, two barns, in one of which were TWEEN
~ tons of hay, the property of Daniel Mct.wl N.
~ de troyei Ivy Il @.
a sal accidcl: r:.'ur..i ii .iitfDrl'S !in.cl, in
south Woodstock GA Saturday m pruins, tac Ztth l..
Mr.. II. ID. Raymond an wife OF Cornish y. III -
were in their room alone. lie lying the
bed and his wife was near the window, carelessly
playing with pistol which she held in her hand
when by accident the pistol discharged, tht
ball entering her side and passing into the cavity
of the chest. She lin yerei until about CLOCK on
Sunday, when she expired
A few weeks ago, Mr.. Wilbur and his wife OF
Woodstock died of pneumonia within a few hours
OF each other, and within the last two weeks Mr.
and Mrs. Ebenezer Paine and Mr.. and Mrs. san
ford Marcy have all died of the same disease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
\ @ L | { E.

This if I certify thai haze GEORGE Fl
HUNTER, his tine durln- tn 'maIuder of his minor
ity. and snail claim 90 his ror pay any
debts of his con racing from :!il~ .!st.
JOHN II HUNTER
J. L HERRINAN, witness
DUxBURY, VI + b. % $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
ID F. AT ii :.

In Nortif-li February 81 RIIoDA YORK we Of.
l. man iteys. a-ei eighty three years
In cAmhriire.' february Eth tiI~SiF b. little
daughter of and Mary {. lfebh a. i years :
months and - days
In Worcester Mass February 9th SAMV FL. V
STONE, native of Elem. Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
DVJLDING LOTS FOR SALE.

several desirable building lot. Berlin stree can
now purchased far price iy persons ~lehlfg I"
huild on the Berlin side Of the long pay dA
will Toe given desired TO those ho contract I" hhi
God dwelling houses any Of said lots the einlIi
season The location proximity :" NoIiTe-
er village in healthy and desirable dald
.e terms are exec. dinghy low for the privileges al
rorled No not wishing e. build 10y himself r NJ
friend need apply for prices OF friiier n
Montpelier. January =, 1875
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-03
MARCH MEErING.-ihc meeting yes

..r,1av w.S a very quiet one. The only /
,,,+..r. that caused any excitement we !
,,,.,1.. :, note Of There was 4 vote passed
,,,,u;mou-lv instructing the Seicctmcn
and town aren't to oppose the petition for
,L. extension Of State Street through the
.,..h aul adjoining buildings. This mo-
....r W., favored by III. w. IIcaton, j. \.
p,t.. and Lv others. There WAS some
.,-i.tlurnt over the choice of listers,
Tr..,.u, Hubbard being put in nomination
f,, reelection and being defeated by II
L,r,, maioritv There quite warm
T-rus~ion about the amount of town tan
f. It.. voted. e nol spileful but anX Gus >.
C,i. Randall Advocated a tax of $40 cents.
J. \. Ptgc advocated Il tax Of 41J cents
and thi- was urged bv Hiram Atkins and
,,brr~ Mr. Page accepted an ;uncnd-
uruI of J. O. Livingston to make the tax
.1.5. and this amount WAS finally voted.
Az EXrLA>ATIoN.-A very just and az
Ir,riatiyc obituary notice Of the late Hon.
Alvin Bralcy of Northtleld failed, by some
owe. -iyht, to come into our hands in time
for the present issue of the FIiEEMAN. 1t
will apucar next week.
NARROW AI'E.-Mr. John G. Far
well. brother Of Arthur FUwcl, who
work, on the Wells River Railroad, was
running the mixed train from Montpelier
to Wells River Monday. When at Groton
lie attempted to shackle som" btrk c,r>.
1 1 at tho n,,,l-
that hr WAS caught by the shoulders be
tween the ears, but fortunately succeeded
in twisting hi. body out, with only broken
collar bone a. the result of fearful
"p1nch.
A,clpENr.-Ihe work of preparing I
fluu iation for the new Pavilion is pro
.ere-,in. and a derrick has been put up
INST east Of the old building for the ptr-
pose of moving materials. The earth is
quit. >oliIIy frozen and blasting has been
r,.-1r.ri to for removing it. Owing to
thu severe accident happened to Post
ma-.cr John w Clark lr>t Friday after
no.n He WAS driving along the street
lu-t before 4 blast took place and for some
reason failed to receive notice of the in
;enIcd explosion. lie was nearly opposite
in ,hc street when it took place. ANA his
horse was frightened and started to run.
The Sleigh WAS overturned and Mr.. Clark
thrown ont He hung to the reins and was
drl9ycd some distance but succeeded in
-.o!,tinr the horse. Mr.. Cltrk's injuries
..r. quite severe and Ia. has not been able
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH ;. ISL
MONTPELIER, VT

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