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fINH:S IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 3'-h as;
i Of Jaual-y. a. d. l,75. Warrant Eaus-
ruptry Was issued against the estate cf James
Dudley. % Charleston, n the County 0i Or
leans, and State VI Vermont who has bcsa
adiui -ed a Baukrup. on his own petition
that the payment 90 ary debts and delivery o. any
property belonging 0s a bankrupt 10 him, or Tor
ms and the transfer O.. any property by hili,
are forbidden by law thai meeting o. tts
creditors cf said Bankrupt, Co prove their debts
and t. choose one or more A7si-nees Of hs estate.
will he held 80 Court 81. Bankruptcy, o. 10
holden 1t The Office Of ftNarts niele.iDau. IA
Newport, IN the County " ''rrdr- au. state o. er
mont. before john 1. AdEar's. ESQ Register, On
the 26ih day OF February, A. ID. 1858, no 10 O'Clock
4 II THOMAS FiiLtI.
Deputy Ua-.el States Aarskais Is N-sseu-c,.
flygy
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xesal 1otites.
SIDNEY X. WELLS ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT. } To al persons s,,,, con n,
DISTRICT OF cHTTEsDES, IS. sd d k. Well, late
OF Burlington, in said District, deceased
GREETING
and for the District Of Chittenden, the iih day o.
February, A. ID. 1876, an Instrument. purportng
70 he the last VIII and Testament, OF sidney
n Wells, late of Burlington, in said Dist =. do
ceased, was presented to the Court aioresa "a, Tor
Probate and it is Ordered by said Court that the 18th
day OF February, A. ID. 1876, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, he assigned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof be given
10 all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper printed at said Burlins
ton, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid and con-
test the probate Of said viii, il you have cause.
ulven under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
triet, this 18th day Of February, A. ID. ls75
32w5w r $. TAFT, Register.
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wELLs.-In this city, Jan. 81, 1919, Sidney "A.
Wells, aged 81 years.
PArTES.-In Williston, on Sunday, 5sa. 3ist. ~,
John Patton, aged IS years.
AsHLEY.-In Milton, VT, Jan. 2s;h, ISIS, Elisha
Ashley, aged 50 years and N Lths.
ALLEN.-At Philadelphia Pa. on Tuesday alter
noon, 10th inst, Of consumption, Maria Augusta
Hepburn, wife Of George Ailea. Jr, in the Both year
OF her age. The remei.s we're taken 10 GesE-e.own,
ID. C., lur intciment.
HAaRisGTeS.-Il this city, on "Wednesday. FEB.
81, E:die Oldest son OF Fred and Caroline Harrlng-
ton. aged years and months
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\ c:IANcE ZOE ErsINEHs.


TIVE stock, fixtures and good VIII o. a first class
/ Grocery. Provision and Liquor Store situated in
the best business part Of the village, established IN
l16s, now doing trade of so 0UJ per year. Stock
viii be sold Mt 4 .air valuation. The premises viii
be sold required. Consisting Of three story Brick
Block i0x50 iest divided max IN two stores wi:hex
tension 3J12i ieei.) Ten years credit given On the
building. security being satisfactory. For further
pal ticulsrs address enquire o.
GEO. MOORE
FEB. s.h. ~. CLINTON ST., Pl4ttsblr.h. \. Y.
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IN tie District Court q The Unit1d Siatfs iur tt
l District O. VermJut.-in tho offnatter Lew 7.
carleton. Bankrupt. Notice IS HEREBY ven That
petition hiss been fled in sad Ccart hy LeNi 2
Carleton 81 jericho, in said DStfc ct, cuiN der4lfei
A bankrupt under the Act 81 Congress o. NarcA -l,
ISf- for dischur-e and cert iicate thereof, fron
all his debts and other claims ps"vtbie u er fe p
Act and that The I'D day o. February, 3. j. $50.
at Id O'Clock a. M, he the Hon. y. = Staaliey,
Judge Of said Court, at rs Chambers IL the city
Of BUR- nzton. - assigned ils TIE hear ue
Of the SINE, when ami where all CT tifs
who have proved their debts, .nd other persons 20
interest may ATTEND and show cause, i any they
have Why The prayer Of SAID pet;i.i-on should Ho-
be granted.
aiggv =. r. S1lALLEY. CierA.
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Bankrupt 9lOtites.


I'IlIS "a to give not ce. that On the hTst dss 81
L February. 4. y. 1875. a warrant IN EluErgptcy
was issued sSalnst the estate oi Amhert liuc.-.
OF NewtIae, iu the county ~ " oldham. nrl >-s -
Of Vermont. who ms been zdillz ei "a beukrru, on
his own o-iti0n. that the payment 0t aus debit
and ths delivery Of any property bcion-1 g. said
Bankrupt. t. HIN, or Joy his use and the tr1l-fsr
o. any pros eri4 hy him. are .lrh.dicn hy sw
thu, 4 meeting o. t1o creditors o. SAID bankrupt.
20 prove their debts. AID T. choose one o. Icose
ass-uces ~ lis est4se. VII he held - Court OF
Bankruptcy O. be holden A. the ui.cs o: hi;;-sdre
Hasklns, n Er1ttlasar9. Ia the county o.
Hindham. and Stat, %. Vermont, he.l-c A. untec-
wood, Register, ou the q DAY o. March. \. T..
ISIS, at 10 O'Clock a. N.
34s3w THOMAS FALhX.
DAINTY In...d st.t.s tla-sh.L. As Ale..an-.r
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ELECTA HAZARDS EsTATr.

WE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
VI pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cour,
for the District Of Chittendeu. Comm s. oners TO
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
or ali persons, against the estate % Elecj1 Ha-ard
late o. Charlotte. in said district. deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN OFFSET
thereto; and SIX months from the day Of tho date
hereof. being allowed BY said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that IN at
tend to the business o.; or appointment, at tie
late residence of the deceased. Char ot,ee n said
District, On the fourth Tuesdays o. February ami
June next, at 10 O'Clock n, each of said days.
Dated this 18th day OF January, AID. 1875.
&. ". NlChE k. , 4,
glu9x p Y UI6EEE tt-lini-, -n-rs-
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MIrCufIL BEAUCHAmr,s ESTATE.

sIAIE OF NEKHUNT' ! To alI persons con,
DISTRICT OF cHrrSDEy grI ie eiate o.
late o. Burlington, in said District. deceased,
UEEErING.
A, Probate Court holden ct Eurlingtos, within
and for the District Of Chittenten, the ith day
Of January, y II. ISIS, an Instrument, pur-
porting TO be the last VII and Testament. Of Mitch
ell beauchlmp, late 81 Burlington, in aid Dis-
tr:et, deceased, presented o. the Court af0re-
said, for Probate, and is ordered by said Court that
the N day Of February. 4 d. ISIS at the Probate
Court Rooms, in said Euriin -t0n, be ass gned ioT
proving said Instrument. and that notice thereof
be given % all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the Burlias
ton Free Press, a newspaper printed 1T said Bur
.n-ton, previous % the tine appointed.
Therefore, YOU arc hereby notified O. sppesr
before said Court 1t the tine and place Aforesaid,
and contest the Probate 81 said vii !. you have
cause.
Given ui:der NY hand at burlington. ia sad r5
trict. this 6ll day o.. January 4. j. l~-5.
SiyJw K. ;. TAFT. he ister.
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NOTICE sN nAxaRvrrcy.

rtrHIS Is 70 s.re notice. the, the l9t. d=y e.
4 January. \. u. l~75. 4 Warrant iu Bankruptcy
was issued aZlnst the estate of HoTatn y AL .u.
OF Guiidhall. IN the Coulfy Of Essex, an
State % Vermont, who has been acjud-cd Hank
rupt on his own petition. that the payment Of an
debts and delivery Of any properly hel"n. ~ e.
saQ Bankrupt. - him. or .1r his Use. a4l t.i,
transfer ofeny property BY hiui, are ;orbiauen hs
law. that neei g-- o. the creditors O. said B4ri
rupt 10 prove their dents aud t. chooses one or
more As .neCs %. M estate " o 81. held at Ccur'
Of Bankruptcy 60 re hn'tc1 10 l'.e Evie co. William
H. llartshorn in GIi.dhall iu tle County 81 tsssA.
ard State Of vermont. '-u. rec John l.. tdWfs =.
Fs1 Re- Ser. on ths 2ith cst %. February. \ -
I~7s AZ 10 O'Clock Al. TuouAS FAtLkf.
Deputy Jn'.lI >tltes Mlrsall A. Iesscu-ri-
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,ha district Co1rt Of the United states, lqr ihe
| Dlstr,et Q. Ssrsnout.-In he matter 81 ci.-ea
< Glodsett, DarkruPt-in aankra2;cy- u p
ordered that secsnd and thifd general l.es :.
IN in I'D District, on the 9th day e Feb J. -
AZ IA a'eIoek a m. at tho office O: L. L. tavfc.e''
one ef the Registers in bankruptcy, IN sa,S a.,
.,,,s of The Bankrupt act 4 March I'd. is'i
bIsnr'o' '-'' JO.N Il. VAIL, Asst snee.
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THE GATHERING AT NORTHTIEIp

THE GATHERING AT NoRTHFIELp.
The Grand Encampment of the State OF
Vermont, |. o. o. F., convened at North
field, Tuesday. February2.
The following officers were elected for
the year ensuing
@. W. Pm. C. Hyde, Of Poultney.
q. II. P.-J. N Gale, Of ST. Johnsbury.
q. s. w. +. Rider, Of Middlebury.
a. Sc. II. Bascom, o. Montpelier.
q. TT. W. SimOnds, of Brattlsboro.
q. J. WI. b. Adams, OF Rutland.
i. G.-L g. Retting, Of Rutland.
q. M.-Samuel Bigwood, Of WinooskI.
l.. G. Stiles, of st. Johnsbury, was chosen
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge
Of the United States.
Tho Encampment adjourned for one year,
to meet on the day preceding the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge.
The following were appointed district
deputies: j. NJ. Isham, Burlington; W.
Ii. Beebe, Dorset John W Knight, Brat
tleboro ; D. B. Cilley, st. Johnsbury; j. S.
Graves, Rutland; II. S. Putnam, Middle
bury; Frank II. Bascom, Montpelier.
A public meeting of the order was held
at concert hall, in the evening. which was
addressed by Hon Milton r. Tyler of Bur
lingtol, and Hon. Henry Clark of Rut-
land
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N ST row I Esinu Lave Htock f4t-h e.
Zen. =.
AMOUNT os LIVE STOCK At ssRkar
@ tie. Saesp & !.amt Sw ne
Jas 81 cel---.---- t'r l,il.
Last Ucek---...-- go -4i
tr1u vermont Ilt DIS
Prices OF Market Be a ie's choice. 81 - G
extra, s. % dl0 % trst gu ATTY s. ~ a. % Sc
old quail ty, 3 rl' -. tn ri quality s. pl q Q -
Prices O. store C4tte- EorE. NJ TX ~ per pail.
Sirl so. So, $50. Mich Cows snt Calves.
from i31d3 Farr0w Gov IS s13635. exi "a s65d'5 /,
Yoarlngs :ioalsi Two Years Old, 50. - Three
Years Old, S]O4i1.
Prices o. sheep and Z Iuhs- In lots " 7ol sheep.
3 10, 3 ~ and g 81 each; extra. So > a r',
Or from 81 TO SIC Z II Fancy Sheep, &c elb.
Prices OF Hides Ia low and skins rshton
z des, 3 aec Y 10 ] allow. 81 &c 2 y ountry
HIDES, a Sc ? z 7 allow, 5P5.c ? p p Us 81
al 90 each ca. SKI Is, Is5i5c 2 b.
KERAREs.
Catto-Iae A-n. supply were nearly one ha.i
from the West. Ns .lund the market very ~ rh
the same as p wees a-o-hutchers were hardly g.,
ANXIOUS % buy, -us what good cattle were ya-dt v
were finally cEpu' cd o. a. 10 ~ lo.c 2 70, dres
wei-ht.
Shtcp-Shecn receipts l67 from the North. Two
load % these re eft az Lowell; the balance
ped1.et out ut firm last weeks h-urcs. but not
enough in IA arket 20 make much show. There
plenty OF N alton in market before these fresh arr
walls, so tina advanced rates were impossible.
Poultry -Poultrymen at msrSe; Offering l5c = =,
ipr good Ct ickens. NJ arrivals today. some
pected ue q Tuesday.
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state Convention of the Christian Ten
peranee Women OF Vermont.

state Convention of the ChrEstian Tenn
perance Women OF Vermont.
In compliance with the plan adopted By the
"Women's National Temperance Convention" held
IL Cleveland, N0Tember last, the Vice President
elected for Vermont by that body, would now issue
call for a Convention Of Delegates. from each Wo-
mems Temperance Organization in the State. In
towns where there are no organizations it is de
sired that churches should manifest their interest
and willing cooperation in sending their delegates
to the Convention to be held IN Montpelier, Feb
raary eth, 1875, at O'Clock 4. IN.
The reasons for this Convention are The Masters
call; the churcA's and homes need. Christians
Indifference; satsn's persistence; in addition to
our aIieg anco 10 the "Women's National Christian
Temperance union," to supplement III cir purpose
by the work We may do in this State.
The object Of this Convention is to adopt pat
form and thoro lghly organize cur State for ten
perluce work.
Each Tampa rance orglniZlt IS mos. earnestly
requested % hs represented by five delegates, also
towns whore churches are represented, throe dele
gates each.
AL the Christian temperance women OF the State
are urgently selected 20 attend this Convention
thout furJh er notice
There is the strong concurrence OF many Of our
prominent Christian temperance women in cur
three congressional districts, who'e names might
be added. Mrs J. n. Haven.
Wee Pres. Women's National Christi TEN. Union.
Rutland. VI. Jan. 80, ls-J.
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KNOWN as the Nar4;a0re Farm. contains 30
N acres =. land Z5f acres in pasture AID meadow
and sac balance heavily timbercf. There is or tie
flrm two dive. iur houses. both IN l-st class cond.
ton; four barns, ,rauary ana lay pen. ice hozse
anu hen house, al "A first class condition. There
Is a good N "a privilege an ordinary saw LII. The
.iyer Lao 1t;c runs through the :trIl. furnishing
an abundant supply OF water st all seasons 81 the
year water j. carried O. the bu.d !. iron. q gsusr-
fatqq spring. There are 300 fruit trees on the place
10 ia ,ArL- and the balance four years so. There
are nov CA tAe farm - head u cattle. horses ami
=, sheep and the farm Will carry tbs amount
stock tie vear around. The farm, B.. not sod by
March lst ,7ll DO rented 70 good first class i-1u.
Noo:hef nee apply. Payments maize easy.
References. = ). Rlwley, Sleiturn, ~ d. e
Smith. wa1 re- tes on the farm, or lpsy 20 tie
WN Il. ROBERTS
Sl..luro II. -. 9. I--5.-d3tawSwtf
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IN .ASKRUPrcf-

,sTRrcT OF VERMONT, Sat- benHin- ton,
| Cth, i5th cav Of January, A. d. le's
The undersigned hereby yves noue' an =, h.s 81
go :, IN. county Of Bennington. ant state "i
V.%mont. within said District, who hai Do =
,s;rd red a Barkrupt upon his own peIuoa' ~
fbs Distric. Ccu.t Of said D strict .,,,.,,,
'ne ABRAHAM Z. GARDNER
90. Assignee
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foa COUGHS, Colds AND CONSUMPTION, tbs ries.
approved and reliable remedy is the well-known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM. BY care
iul 70 get tho genuine. Price. large bottles, 81
small (cld Style so cents. CUTLER BROS Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Propretors, Boston.
Nov 9)-d2tawAyI7E an
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PoaT HEvRY.-An organization called
the Lake Champlain Manufacturing Com
pany has been formed at Port Henry The
principal stockholders are c. II. DeLano,
Waldo 4 Tobey, Simpson Il Bakers, NJ B.
LAmos, W. Merrill. L. r. Wolcott 4 Son.
c. W. Richards, Gookin IL Flynn. Seward
4. roo;c. The directors are c. Il. DeLano,
A. B. Waldo, Walter Merrill, l.. B. Stimp-
son, William Flynn, II. b. Lamos and
Seward A Fo0te The amount of capita,
Is SIS, 600. The company has bought real
estate ard water front. has commenced
building Il wharf and will have its build
ings and machinery ready for business early
IN Ihe sprlng.
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BARGAINS

an New and Second hand iniOws, O. which We
~ have good assortment Some large, FOR store
fronts as good as rev, which We viii sell On the
hal: loaf principle. a. q Lucas ( son.
81 Cluseh St. Burlington It.
Feb 4-rF,-tf
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81. AiaANs Butter MARKET. February
The market was inactive and oGering
uaitci W.a.ef 20 to 35,.. medium. zoe;
election 3fs Shipments 2l2 Jahs
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
smallpox.

NIh.IIsVUA
CARD FROM THE HEALTH OFFICER
BURLINGTON, Vt, Jan. %.
To allay the excitement 50 prevalent re
garding the epidemic of smallpox affecting
the city, l desire the following statement
published
There arc at present within the CITY
imits two cases of smallpox. One dan
,7ous, situated on Champlain street, one
nyalescing On Battery street. The pest
5lso. situated three miles away, contains
me cases, all doing well.
4. p. GRINNELL.
Health Officer.
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A vl.l be seen hy ;he netica published IN
another column, q convention Of delegate
.rla each women's temperance organiza-
din To ttc STATE is called 70 meet at Mont
ue.i.r aa the l7Jn list.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

PHoE-AIEEE.-In Hardwiek. jan 25th. by Rev.
J. Torrey, IL. 5. Peck, OF Burlington W. and
sellna A, daughter Of Hon. b. W. AIKEN
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v>ISTR.CT OF VERMONT. SS.-At s. @"h'
bury, Vt. TIE i3sh dsyof Ja.u.ry, q" -. ~,
The uniersisn.a hsresy - ss,,ts a., eg,cis o.
a Jerrsuid, IT,, Of st. Jehnsbury, "a - s1e
,,.tv 81 CaIesetsa ard State OF Vermont, M
sAu ne.ition by the District Court OF
sad district. fhAnh ~ INV sssionee.
aDw3W
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M ysuprs Rs, PRICES, or getting up CLUBS 70
Avn And country for the old.s; Tea eomPany N
s|sriss. drestsst inducements senu ut vrsh
cxNfOE TEA CO.. las Chambers 3d. ~ iN'''
), fdkw4w
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Correction. "A short time since We
copied Tn item from what We deemed re-
liable source, in which it was stated that
the Fairbanks Scale Works at St. Johns
bury were very considerably reducing the
numbers Of their employees, and that some
OF their best hands were out Of employment.
We have since learned that the statement
was entirely incorrect and did gross injus-
tee to the Mcssrs. Fairbanks. So far from
discharging employees. thus lar this rear
the proiuct Of their scale wcrss has
been nearly double wh1; it Wa. ms. Year.
The CgieGonian says;
The Fairbanks Scale Company is exe,ut-
iug large order for scales Just receive
direct FROM Russia These scales are ma, IL
10 weigh in Foods. each pood besrg "a
Russian pounds, which is equal to al .onl
3G pounds ayoirdnpois. We ua.ssrs rand
their orders for scales 30 far this yesJ have
been largely in excess Of last year.
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Nr. Charles CoOtware, recently died IN
riattsba9zd. lie was one Of the veterans
Of 1872, and formerly a soldier under Napo-
.saa thc Great. lie lacked hu! about two
r.er- .f being coutena-ian.
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We fnd the following in the Ogdens-
burg Journal Mon interested in the but
ter trade have been looking aseaaa - md
out the evy..cc,,,. a ,Le stock on hand, aad
shey report that there never was so much
N the hands Of producers. and country
middle men as now. The butter prospsc:
Is not considered good BIZ the best judges.
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Al this season OF tie year when 90 many O. GAY
uc pie are suffering from colds, we call tteni On %
blEKS CHERRY pictorial 3s sure cure not Only
lsr -us ami c1its but all affections % the lungs
aud throst. Having used It in our family Cor mzny
years, we can ~ sak from personal know edge "
us efficiency. Tn ere may be other remedies that
a-e good, but ln AL experience this has proved
O. be by far the hest. It. qualities are Uniform ami
wholly reliable. II = pleasant 10 take and should
he kept at command by every family as 4 pro-
lection = saiust a class % complaints which seem
harmless IN TIE he-un.u-, hut secome atiic1ns
and dar serous e neglected. y. Il. Register
t&wi
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The grangers a; Brandon have Just re-
ceiyed car load VI hopr-winter wheat
which has been distributed AT org the
members Of the Grange, at cod of sc IS
Fer barrel.
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Iha city authorities have purchased the
N.7kery place. on North Avenae, isr hos
ri:al. Consideration, 50 500.
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,Aem advertisements.

$5o$20 Per Day s s1 hss TS G ro9 1 A
Maine.-feb 8, 7ly
...2i.s,'{ = aiH;g;'Asi. s. ~ '.i.r
etSrnps, Steac.ls, Gus aud Umbrella repairing.
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LssEX Jr'. c1loS-Ile following j. the
7c~eit oft4s census of the town taken by
MIR D. z. Slater, D.-tict Clerk Whole
numbf of inhabitants. 73j, whole number
OF is miles, 100 families having children
u Ter 20 years OF age, 100. children undc-
I've years Of age, 81, children between FIVE
az! ten, - children between ten and fl-
teen, -. children between fifteen and
twenty, Co. whole number under -, 32a
number OF voters, l26 French population,
3ll. Irish popu ntion. A. During the year
1871 there were % births and - deaths
By request os many of the citizens Of
Essex Janet. n. tie Eev. Edwin Wheelock,
g Winoo-si, occupied the desk of the
church hero N Sunday last, in the alter
noon and evening. Oar correspondent in
forms Us Z nt the house was crowded. the
ai,les being filed with extra seats to ac-
cammcla.e those 9resent-which speaks in
mos. com mcnlablo terms Of the esteem the
people %, that village have cor their former
pastor.
NoETHr.X -p.-Four young men Of Goulds-
vile were .rres.cd, last saturday. for dis
tlrbins religious meetings. Their trial
took pisI Tuesday.
The 3 lxbgTy Dramatic Club are to play
" Cod Toms Cabin" at Concert Hall, in
this = .ua-c, next Friday evening
I2'.u7y Clark, E-q., ofRuthnd, addressed
~ people On ODD Fellowship. Tuesday
~: ming, d; Concert Hall.
Our c'a,rshop closes for the present this
Y eek.
SIX persons we-e baptized last Sunday at
/ the II. E. church.
. The elective officers of Nor,hfeld Lodge
Of Good Templars. No. IL. for the ensuing
| quarter sre:
". C.T.--Dr P u. Bradford
". y. T-hlla NJ. Dutton.
". S.-Geor-e II. Richmond.
". F. S-Cora Bacon
". T.-John Wiley.
W.C.-KeV. \. Hitchcock.
". M.-Oscar d. Beard.
W. G-tusebia Emerson,
| W Sent nell. Knapp.
! ur.cnist.-Iilttie Clifford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05
On January 3Oth, Deputy Boyden organ
lied Bristol Valley Grange at Bristol. with

the following officers
Master-Alfred Ferguson.
Oyerseer-Geor-e B. Cox
Lecturer-L. W. Parmelee.
SteNard-A. L. Wright
istaut-Steward-A. T. M4n-Ls
tLap44 n-Rey. y. c. Parkcr.
rreAsurer-K. u. Stewart
secretAry-J. ". lockwood
Gatekoeper-Jonn Ridley
teres-Mrs e. b. Cox.
Pomona-Airs. J. v. Rockwood
Flora Mrs. Il. NJ. Bates.
Lady Assistant Stcward-Mrs. :. { Eu.s.n
Deputy 7. c. Naramcre writes Us contra
dieting the assertion Of our correspondent
that two unsuccessful attempts were made
70 organize a grange at UnieThill. and thar
the farmers there took ba, little interest in
tie movement. Mr.. Naramore says a
good, sound grange was organized q, the
second meeting. embracing some Of the best
farmers in the town, and at their next
regular meeting it was found that the il
terest ~ the good cause had met the ap-
proral Of the farmers to such an extent that
sufficient number ioined to double the
number Of members IN the grange, making
it 30 strong. and one Of the most promising
oranges in the county Besides. the ladies
are host in themselves, and make one Of
the best singing choirs in any grange in
this county Of which have any knowledge.
The name they have adopted is Mt. Mlus-
field Grange, and as that mountain towers
its head above all others Of its range 50 may
they, although less in numbers az present.
by their zeal and enterprise hold an enyi-
yiable eminence among their lister oranges
in the State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05

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