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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

WE. THE 81 BSCRIBERS having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
iOr The District OF CAitt,ndeu. Commissioners ~
receive examine and adjust tn. claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate %. Chauneey Z.
BeemTD, late Of Milton. in said District deceased
and alsO all claims and dcman ds exhibited Viissi
thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by .d Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice, that We wiz
attend 10 the business OF appointment. st
the ,fhce of II. z. Smith. at Milton FANS. IN
said District. On the second Wednesdays vi March
and May next, at 10 Oclocl q. m. on each vi said
days.
Dated this 18th day 81 December A. D. ls7i-
JOHN ". BAONN, ,-,,
B}w3w Z. T. HOLBRO0K, NoI4'n Ss'"nei'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26
ELISHA asHLEY,s ESTATE.

"E, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been Ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor tho District Of Chttenden, Commissioner -
OF all persons against the estate OF Elisha Ashley
late of Milton. in said district. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and sx months from the day of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We win at
tend to the business Of our appointment. at tbs
dwelling house " Harriet Ashley, in said
District, on the fifth days Of June and August
next. at 10 o'clock 4. H., on each Of said days
Dated this 5th day OF February, A D. Isss
L. FAIRCHILD,)
q. b LANDON, commissioner
n T. WnDn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

A family at Wheelock, composed OF Inan
wife and two children. all enjoying good
health, have subsisted the last six week:
entirely on potatoes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26
GOmmgtial.
~ Nte.toN.A snion Live ,t.ek Marked.
Zen. II.
AHouSr - LIVE srOck Al AARkxr


Feb. II.
AHouSr - LIVE STUCK Al AARkET
Cattle Sheep 4 Lambs swine.
TIL 0ses.--.---- rs 1857 ..
lat Neek----.--. al 1896
From Vermont sd
P..ees o: Market Bee!-A Few choice, slJ15 d.
extra, s. So no - first quality, s. 50 ~ 50. sec
-nd quality, :: 5t07 - third quality, s. - a ~.
IL ces %: store Cattle-Worklns oxen per pair,
So. So, So, $40; Mich Cows and Calves,
iI.m sJE55 tarr0w Cows, sZ2d4J. extra, $685. ;
lear.nSs, iHGls; TwJ Years Old, s2Jar95 Three
Years Oh, ssllB45.
Pr ces 1. Sheep AMI Lambs In Its wool sheep,
5 80, s. %. and - - each. extra, 81 W "a ~,
~ .lan 10 e 2 q, Fancy Sheep, &c Pn
Ifccs 20. Hides. Tal.ow and Skins Bri ,htOn
y ics, - a. = Il Tallow, ga &c 2 b; Country
II ics, 1--c z z Tal.ow, 5DJ.c 2 u Pcits. 81
q -i each Calf Sans, liGllc + Y.
REMARKS
Cat.le-Tle stock %, cattle st market were al
rtaeru and River cAttle-i5 head from the River,
fair to good steers and eIen. The supply being
Light. butchers were not detained but a short time
a, market. River cattle sold from 81 q l0.c = H.
dressed weight. No change IN prices.
Slcep-fAe sheep trade q a shade better than
ultccl or number @. weeks, prices fer the past
month or week have very unsatisfactory 10 the
owners, and the advance % !c sis the ight sup
ply VIII not be maintained probably another wees
PUultry-N0 arrivals noticed this week We quote
good marketable chickens and turkeys at i5c y Il
-ow. al ttc 30 ~. and old Aenes al SC ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

Tint mining Interests of Canada. althoog h
yet 10 their infancy. already amount to up
warts Of S5.OO0.0O0 annually. Fourteen
Thousand men are directly employed in min
ing and allied industries. which would re-
present population OFFS, O0o, besides many
indirectly.
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Far County Commissioner,
LUCIUS c. BUTLER,
OF EssEN.
nUnI,NsToy AND yrcINIrY.

Rev c. ". Rowley has resigned the
7l=toFate Of the Congregational Church at
helaon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

LINCOLN. - The Addison County Good
Iemplars' Union As to be held at Lincoln,
"Wednesday, March 10Th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26
Y MORNING. FEBRUARY 60. 1878

between Gassetts and Chester and arrived at
the Falls only about an hour before the
time for them to return. '4a
They started back with two engines, the
shelburn and the Dunmore. but at Caven-
dish the former broke q tire and was left.
Alter telling his story Mr.. Stewart said be
must 60 home and figure matters up 80 rs to
report to headquarters. He didn't think it
was very profitable trip. He had smashed
three engines and several cars, and bad left
Rutland with one passenger and arrived at
Bellows Falls with two. As he went whirl-
ing down the grades on the other side of
the mountain, which he was obliged to
traverse at great speed to get momentum
to pass the drifts, be congratulated himself
that he hadn't many people aboard to smash
ii he went-of the track.-Rutiand Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

MIDDLEEURY.- A Thanksgiving prayer
meeting was held in the Congregational
Church vesuy, last Sabbath evening, for
the glorious revival Of religion that has
been given TO this people, and still the
work Is g',ing On. Several hopeful CONVEX
sions ha'e been made, and il is expected
there will bequite an addition to the church
at the ext communion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

AIno az the contents OF Il box of articles.
lately sen. to the starving OF Kansas, was a
tIaes entitled. " The Wicxedness of Glut-
tony - This may be called one Of the hamors
og starvation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

meeting Of the directors OF the lras-
burgA Nations Bank has been called tor
March n. to consider the question of put
ting the bank into liquidation ard closing
It up, ia ori'.r that the stockholj els, who
wish 90 remove it 40 Barton. may be able to
carry cat their project.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

The religious revival at Swanton still
continues am has been fruitful in both the
Congregational aai Methodist churches
Rev. . d. Beem4n has received into the
latter, On probation and ny letter, some
thing ike - persons during biz ministra-
,i.a there, ana 80 to 30 OF them as the II
sui, ID tho present revival
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

BE Visa ~ TME.-COusuLApt.ln Z q .sease that
the Wet ms seldom believe IN until too late. l. is
one % the surest symptoms o. tho malady. for ~
patient 10 insist that the cough amounts to moth
ing that there IS no danger. Beware OF this atA
lncreduality. stop the cough before Il reaches 4
fatal point, with tue mos: wonderful OF all pull
monies, HALE's HONEY or HoREBoUSD AND TAR.
Even when half the lungs Is gone il may save the
ether hall and prolOn. lie. wit
PISE's rooTsAcHE DRoPs-Cu-e n one minute.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26


dag W .wo -.aee 4H oar columns, have ap
peared ID print We may mention that the
resided IS. AibaEs" who has heen sued
Tor e,ani,s, IS " Il. Blaistsl!. Of the firm
Of " Il a. Is. o. Blaisdell. Gle thing me1
ehanl- The object Of his ers.tuitous and
grouuiiess ISLANDERS was Mis- Annie D
Keith of Sheldon. WHO = Known to many
Of 0or IeS leIs a. an estima5io Young lady
of hz5 ~o5.a' and personal standing. For
tLr.e moHti past, letters containing the
iou.C-t attacks uuon Ler have been mailed
from various quarters, not only TO the lady
herself but 10 Ter father and other rela-
tl7cs, a1d t. q number vi her friends in
this city though Mss ke.th's character is
entirely above p1ssibility OF injury from
such source, the ease became one clearly
calling Tor The !nterpo,iti1n Of the law
though at the expense Of some unpleasant
publicity Hiss heith's father, Alfred
Keith. - Of Sheldon, and her brother
CaPta.a s Il Keith. took the matter
"a hand circumstances directed sus
2ie'1a :. b2i-l,A AMI Capt Keith OBJ
tanned IN ta.s c.,Y me evidence -tr ongly
e,zrob orer...,. nj .,,, -
m. lsr..- -. w ~, - ''-' -
.b,osl ..,-...-.-,. ..-'-.-.,' - - -,
Nj -. '-''' '--'-- '4 10 ~ ~ ''' WIN
49,. -. - - oi --i1' IL men
s.r,i - -..,. -, - ms Guy II Wa
Ne. 4,rac -pr,s.c-o3 ~ o. 80. NC 1U \,
Bafcr-f,yl. WI had r..~, .,at ,,, ,n;n,tc
inquire. "a g. bow y, tbc hotel Liant 1lis.
hei,D. BE- ,,gs fo,rl ,r., - e.-t--. ros
no sueh Fir. s.,nr IN Rak ersssld tbat
B,ai-'sg wa- ~. ,t,,j.y ia tho, NJ
answered the ...v.s Je.erir+- ~, Chi. i,ter.
lcscr. T5se 1-, vas ppt irt5 the hands
Off. ). P,alps. 70. and II II Tolcott
Esq icr prosecution. III. Taleott took
the t,'. to s. 1lbsa- and IN Blaisdsll's
st1g~'. where b. a. once rec, -nissd Blaisdell
a tie man ,4,1 Lad !,s'I MIN for inforna.
tioa about Miss Eci;h. s5r ne Of Blaisden'.
friends have since und, rtaken TO have
the matter e5maromise J. The letters
were written IN disr .i,el hand and
sen; uuier cover TO 3 .-toD and else
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

The Eureka 10 yds. twist for Button Hole and ths
~ AID loO yds. spools OF hand " machine se.ing
Ire the best. Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

To Tag AFFLlcrED.-No matter under what form
Of sickness you lahur, there truth you should
keep IN mind AL disease mates N impure
condition Of the blood. Purify that, and the disease
must depart, but you cannot purify the blood by
the use % poisonous drugs, ADD exhaustive stmu-
ants. The best Blood Purifier ever discovered IS
Dr. Walkers famous NIsEGAE BirTERs. compJ undet
OF simple herbs. Feb /, fdkvfg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

Tie most unhappy person IA the world
Is the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark
ard gloomy he feels % out oi sorts - with himself
and everybody else. Life j. burden to him. Thi.
all Re changed BY taking Peruvian Syrup a
protoxide Of Iron. Case Of = years standing
have been cured BY i. i1wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26
ELEaZEK III. GLASS, ESTATE.

,,s-r,- an ,- 90 }eerned u the Estate
''9'''''' Ut >of Eleazer II Glsss
late o. Hinesbur-h, in said District deceased,
GREETING
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington within
and for the District Of httenden, the 9TH day ..
February. y j. 20, Instrument. purpOrtlns 10
he the last VII ana Testament, OF Eleazer H. Glass
late OF Hineshurgh, in said District. deceased, was
presented 10 the Court Aforesaid for Probate. and S
is ordered by said Court that the 18th day o. Febru
airy, 4. D. ls15 At the Probate Court Rooms IN sad
Burlington. be ass -rcd Tor proving sad lnstru
ment and that notice thereof he given TO all pea
concerned, by publishing this order thrOe weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous " the
time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 AZ pear be-
fore - Court. the time and place Aforesaid, aud
contest the probate Of said VII, II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this 18th day %. February. A. j. I5.5.
S}w3w K. s. TAFT, Re gister.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

t,sfs Ai-9 Myra Proctor. missionary
cd the 4 Il c. +. NJ at Aintab, Turkey,
Nil address the people Of Essex at the Con
-rt-ati5nal Church. Essex Center. on sun
lsy. March g.. prox.. On the subject % Nj
~.ou-. wi,h special reference to the work u.
la Woman Board Of Mi.-ions She wall
4iz1 peak ct Jericho On the Saturday pre-
g.aas, and at Essex junction IN the evening.
Everybody j, invited
au>rSar5s -Georgs ". S4ylcs has
-.-n appointed Postmaster IN place OF K.
q Bromley resigned
The dwelling house of Mr.. jonathan
Pierce, Of Huntington, caugh: fire, one day
last week. by a defective stove pipe or chin
4.4 The fret knowledge If the IRE was
..s-al by tho chimney falling and crashing
through INTO the room balow. the fire hay
.u- burned away the support Of tine Chin
u-T BY usnozertion the house saved.
Damage about 500 insured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

FUNERAL or nut LATE DR. b2owx.-
The funeral services, in New YoT4, Of the
.st1 Kay. Stephen q. Brown, d. D., took
place Monday afternoon at the seventh
Avenue ~ T.. Church. Bishop Jaaes
presided and lie principal address was de-
Asercl ~ the Rev. N. d. Z. Crawford.
- q, who vas followed By othc, clergy
men. 4 large 0oucour-e Of people Assem-
h.ei film one e. The most spaciaus
-hlrthe b. Els city. Hundreds Of people
were c@i-ai TO 90 away, being unable to
OBTAIN admission One hagsire4 and fifty
e.erEymea We're r7esels, including the
more prominent Of all the leading dsnomi-
nations. The -en-ins left the Grand Cen
trai derl. at ! . clock, in charge Of Rev.
= Crawford, Rev Mr. Osborne and other- g..
4tco1aanied ty tie family. Tor This city.
for blrid lie obselaies. n this sit-y. took
place AZ iae Methodist Episcopal Church at
w. ,.cck. tuesday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

JoA2srILLE.-Ihe donation visit OF the
Rev. D. ) Frost, at Jones'ille. on the 18th,
was q very pleasant and enjoyable affiir.
The supper furnished by Mr. Cooper was
all tha. could be desired The Elder was
placed on the SAMMY side by the receipt
uf aboat 500
Last Thursday night the dry house con
ncetci with Mr.. Frary's spool and bobbin
factory, at Jonesyiile, was burned II was
nearly filed With sawed timber Loss
about $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

" lYBgI DGs Deacon lielan stew art eee
bratel hi, Golden wedding on Wednesday
evening. Feb lzti \ large namtsr were
u attei,dancs, -nJ very pleasant time
~A- eDioyed.
The scarlet FOYER that has prevailed here
to considerable extent is subsiding.
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ACAn1HH.

GIMME Team hesins Wsanssdsv' 7oefsa ~
~ and continues eleven vseha .
y - y. N ana rooms can b obestnsa - Dooef-
...s For further Informakion apply 70
AS,.S~ O. r. TukklLk. HfneipaL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26
SSFL- FISHING ExrRAoRDISARY.-Awo r-

SMELL FISHING ExTRAoRDINARY.-Aw or-
thy citizen OF Milton on visit to Burling-
ton, few days since, being DESTROYS of en-
Joying all the attractions of the season, de-
termined to have little smelt fishing. and
while in one Of our business houses made
known his intention, and also made lnquir-
les a. to the best method Of procedure. He
was grayely informed that there was moth
ing Tor smelt like grasshoppers. "But
where doyon get grasshoppers ?" quoth he.
Nothing 50 easy" was the reply sin
tue summer time large quantities are
caught in Bolto. and other rural districts,
and carefully bottled for future use. They
thus lie dormant till the season arrives.
when smell can be taken with them in much
larger quantities than with any other bait"
Upon inquiry he learned that the "hoppers"
could he procured in convenient quantities
OF our t5wn'man, q. s. Appleton, at the
Central depot. Rustieus made haste to the
depot and appearing at the ticket window
called fer = bottle Of "Appleton's best
sras-honpers. ~ Being greeted with an ex-
preston Of surprise be explained, and being
tLersla1n mildly asked if be was a-fool,
it began to dawn upon him that he had
been hesai.ed By ways that are dark and
trick that are vain
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

~. Adams BUTTER MAREEr, FEBRUARY
Very little offered, and prices mostly
v.tAou: change from last week Common
10 lair, i to 22c. medium to good, y to
.6c selections > to 29c. gilt edge, 30 to
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4 WILL sell at Public AuctiOs. a. my Office, N ST.
| Adams. at 10 O'Clock 4. m, March Sd. 1875, the
following property Of the estate of George j. stan
nard Bankrupt letter press, | cutter, book
case | table also, dwelling house and two lots Of
land in ST. Adams. l0O acres Of land in Fairfield,
400 acres Of land IN Jay, Vt, tO acres OF land IN
Chisags County, Minnesota. together with AL!
interest of the Bankrupt IN lands N the vicinity OF
TAYLOR Falls, Minnesota, and ST. Croix Falls, Wis
consin, claimed by L. h. Stannard also. the
interest OF the Bankrupt in the Custom House Build
ing at Canaan, Vt, and also the chooses in certain
accounts OF said Bankrupt. to he then emu
merated And will also sell at the Van Ness
House. in Burlin gton. at Public Auction, at
O'Clock D. m. March 18th, ISIS, the following prop
erty OF said estate: 81 shares Burlington silver
Mining Company. 20 shares Vermont Horse Stock
Co. service tickets Of Vt. Horse stock Co., water
tank / water pail, wash bowl, fox robe. double
harness; also the interest Of the Bankrupt N the
estate Of Stannard L Niele, consisting OF $50
IN Mortgage notes. and lot Of cedar posts lot
o. wood. cash ss26 - subject to payment Oi debts
OF said stannard Vele; also at same time. lot.
sOx9S feet situated on Pearl street, In the city Of
Burlington $50 acres OF land in Milton, called the
Cobble Hill lot. and quantity of WOO cut there
from during the past winter.
A. d Stafford, Asst gnee.
Burlington, Fob. 9Th, lS7j.-dswtMari
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

ia4 flaE REc)Kp.-On Friday night the
lsh pole factory Of Chubb Bros, at Post
Mills (rhetford), together with an ex tension
table mill, a house and a covered bridge
were destroyed bY fire. The loss of the
Nessr-. Chubb i. estimated at so 600; in
surance s coo
The tannery Of I. \. Styles, at Pittsiori
wa do.royel by fre Saturday morning,
together With large amount OF wood and
bark The dwelling house jus. north caugh;
fire three times but was 50 we'd. Loss, s.
SEQ. Insurance, 81 800
On Friday afternoon, tho 18Th inst. the
-welling house, out-buldings. eSo barns,
IN one sol which was twenty tons of hay,
the property of Daniel McEwan. situated
II taat part OF the town called Saltash were
totally consumed by FIRE. Being in thin
ly settled neighaOrhcod, help could not be
obtained m numbers sufficient to STAY the
progress oi ,he flames until it had DESTROYED
the entire hli.iinr-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

Hon. 10. d. Hatch received Friday a
t.z Of delicious oranges. presented by Hon.
Il e Root, who is spending the winter At
Jacksonville, Florida The box came
through IN six days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

N,--., The ladies Of Milton AA,s ~o4.c-
..ei clothing o. the probA.-s salAe VI
seventy hge doilar-, ard >Aippei 1t to the
Nebraska sufferers Isey also eontrikD1ed
eleven dollars in r.--u,y aud scal .. sA4 -ame
destination
The -..aIsi School District u Milton
l-.1 voted to laild d new school hoase. Cd
3 new -ile. situated od from the principe
thor1ush lares, "a ~hat seems to have re
-e5ed the eppeliation Of Galf street.
lhe street i = new creation VI or
'.aa iGtbcrs, to give hotter chance
= egress for the inhabitants (both real and
5rospeativei OF what p known u Elm
-,reet The eroaa2s selected ior the site
{ tie school Aoe>2. are high and dry, ia n
pleasant sita&sioR within few rods Of the
TWO priaeipsl streets Of the village. iabont
squi-3utant). AL Of which should b more
desirable, both to scholar AnG citizen. thar
the location Of the buildings used for sehoo
purposes since the equalization Of thC
district
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26
1.aal aatitss.


WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chittenden, Commissioners 10
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Knox late OF fssex in said district, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in o1kss
thereto; and SIX months from the day OF the date
we do therefore hereby give notice. that We viii
attend to the business of our appointment 1T the
late residence OF said deceased. in Essex. in said
District on the last Fridays o. April and July
next at 10 o'clock A. NJ each Of said days.
Dated this SDth day OF January, a. d. 1875.
J. G. BOSTWlCk. {
W. j. BRUSH. {Commissionsrs
3SW2w p GHIVNELI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

@ar.J n Tie winter, enc Barnes. iron
oh.tiuZh2m VI, brought an old lady and
aer grlndchild to tie poor farm in Heath.
Mass, and lett them u the door ward much
70 the surprise yf tue keeper who knew
nothing about them 4 tex days alter
IN came and toct tao ola LADY away. lea1-
ns the girl 'Sko Is illegtimate. and who
Will hereafter oe dependent On The .awn
H.EKIBLE AFFAIR A horrible case OF
brutality has Just come - light IA " rst
Buxton, where q woman partly insane ha-
been confined all winter in 4 cold room 10
her Husbands house q part OF the time be
.ng chained Wheu discovered -. bad
hardly any eiothe- ou ler to-s and hrr
leg ana iret ,.sre badly ..yI bitten the
maine a. Eo, g,ys4. IL. "a, -elecjnsn ri tbs
1t1Uu rouch for .-.s story
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

"a H :
Is Clm-Joez eEl.btei IL New York, On
Friday, the largest hog. probably, ever
brought g. th4- ci,y Ia weight whoa
lrs-7si wl- LIE pounds. 1t wG7 raised
uolr E'mirl. was % years old and wa q
-.o.s between The Suffolk White ami L..ee.-
sbrc5ls Its,ll ior sos.
s., AL-,> An adjourned nsetlng Of
%. village corporation Of s.. Adams was
a-.l on Saturday evening. at which c1in-
aittee previously appointed to investigate
.Ae lego. rignt Of the village To i>-ae
..nl- reported IN favor IF the hight to
--n' and BE Iepyr. vs. adopted p,
i--5.e vote -hers was considerable dis
session de- ls the alarming increase ID. the
..-l4ec debt Finally proposition 10
is-ae bonds wa= voted down. - to -, only
4 -lunli proportion Of those present voting
eAsu the meeting adjourned without ac-
t,en 1t WAS stated by the village traa,
Iref, and D. others in tue discussion. that
iA- floating l-bt Of the village is $50 600.
.-4 -AAt . h-l Increased $50 600 10 three
,.ll-. .oaul5 By accumuiations of unpaid
.4tese-r- lie bontal debt Of the ,!.lage is
-I,o.oyJ
N,s.H4i2lu--llon. Alvin Braley died ID.
-- 1l-ii.n-o. corner OF Wall and Water
t-ecl-, IN this village. at : p. IL On ghu.s-
lay, t.l- 18Th. after en ulnc-s Of two
aeeh ~ tho anne Of las l,.aass. and lo.
-s,er-. years PIE, i5us thereto. Alr. Braley
l-.t ,as position u President 81 The First
A-t.yu4i B4a- %! AortAasld. and was a,-5
President u the Vermont Manufacturing
C.mp2-v sr NlrthGclI, which latter
po-ii.an hs A1j hel3 since the organ
--ttion cd, the company. some Eve
>a11~ since lie represented the town
.i Hozbury DC. 1870 years in the Stale Leg
.-ia,-re vas for three year Assistant
J-lee la ,te Washington county Court.
-ul had been called 4pon 1t didereu.
-.me- 10 oil a.arly ali Offices Of trust and
.-a0La.hiAty la town anu village. Judge
sr..oy Wa an esteemed enizeu, kind
friend aal q prominent and successful
financial and bg,.ness man His death Is
great la-- IL tho community Funeral
~ -ae D. LII. On Sunday, at Toe church OF
thr Frs Re-tlratiopist S1eiery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26

Adjoining the machine shop i, the cot
tage furniture factory OF Doubleday. Hall
a Co. The building is of wood, 10 10
feet Its two stories are supplied with the
necessary machinery-saws, planers, dove
failing machines, lathes, sand-Daperlng
machines. scroll saws, &c.s, for making the
cottage furniture. everywhere 50 popular
This is for the most part boxed and shipped
in separate pieces ID the furniture dealers
in the cities, to be put together and painted
by them. This concern, however, finish
considerable furniture for their home and
retail! trade. For this they own and oc-
cupy il separate building. SO X 40 feet. IN
which they put together and paint chamber
sets, chairs, &C. They employ about 40
hands. aud did business of $4,000 last
wear. they make number OF pretty styles
Of cottage furniture; and dealers will do
well to get their prices before purchasing
elsewhere.