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WEDNESDAY. Mac. .-. i--5.
ELUJ E-fAe market .r T.1ur has been quite
inn, 81 ia steAay demand. Low grades aye .-e
scarce and wanted, ana tie stock a. ala kf41- sue
moderate. sale. a. sal 1N Hr Western suVe-4ua
ol q % .or common extras 57-l 4tti 0r
Wisconsin extras. 3 - a - Joy M Minnesota eN-
tra- 20 a SD Cor ha.te wheat, ono, Inc lll
and 81 ch gan. 5 s5df % .l- il.uo.s. and s .l
from AZ g % a $ 90 z Dbl. Corn meal is gc- urt
prices are firm. sales 50 8 go Il ~ 3 rn.- DO
rye Flour sales 10 SINAI. lots, az s. Ullu uH N|.-
Cat meal at : oG7 20 2 Dol. As O. quality. Auet-
wheat 40 3 ~ per 900 Is.
GRAlN-rhe market 0r Corn has been goo Co l7n
and prices are sustained. Sales %. Western l'Nef
and yellow at -SG9lc Z bush. oats T-e qu..e j rl.
Sales at 10 a nc Vcr bush ,ar d. Ee1 ana
Wh.te. Rye At s5cds! ID per bush. shorts a- s'
and Fine Feed and Midi n-s cts y .iil peg t0i.
PROyISlONS-The market 'ur Pork is iruer.
aud prices are shade b. cher. ci4cs At sltti Do n
for pr me So 50 al 40 for mess, and D. CD a. %
Poh. .J- clear and extra clear. abe Bee, market s
quiet. Sa.cs OF mess and extra mess JOS ~ .H
family extra al SO 90 % a. u1 #phl. Lard 81 hrn.
sales q city ana Western, az a ic Ait. al- u-
Hams 81 l4Gl lic fih.
PR0UUCE-The Butter market has been very
dull the past week au1 prices are steadily sctt.ln
doEn. sales %! choice New lorA and Nsrmun-
da.res at - a Sc; as t. 4utllty, and CONE
mon 70 good at H. ii sc q il. Western butter 40
- &c H., as 70 quality. IN Cheese sales hayc
-ed from 10 a lsc T. II, as 90 quatt, al4 s .u
demand. White Beans at 81 -uGl 80. extra pea a-
s. ~ a go, and yellow eyes 90 70 l--cF bush.
Eggs al - a 2dc ior Northern and Eastern.
Potatoes at g. a Sc 2 bush, iof jackson White
and karlv Rose. Onions At s-R biol.
WQOL-There is a more active demand ior WOO.
The sales iuclu1e 2-5uul rs ONO ami Pom
- lvanIa Hecces At - "a Jic L q. .or AM M
lz5,o1l Tbs Michigan neeces az 80 ~ si', 1899"
lbs Western and other Reec-s at a. "a 5-c
5000 rs comh.ng and dela!ne selections 10 l-l --
/ 4uUlU rs unwashei aud Understandable uv.col
at 81 a -; Y To.
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AUCTION SALE.


'ffltE Subscriber, az Assignee in Bankruptcy VI
4 the estate %. Moore a Lake. will sell at Publ 10
Auction. On the dh DAY OF April. 1875 at 10 O'ciOck
a. m. the following property belonging to said
estate
The Mill Property, 50 called, situated at shell
burn Fali-, consisting "i a Water privilege. Grist-
mill SAW mil aud Pis.ster mill and about 1874 acres
OF land
The valuable Farm known the II. Lake Farm,
located about one mile from shelburn Falls, con-
si-ttn- OF about l40 acres.
Also, the following personal property, viz .-OEe
set Fairbanks Scales Trucks. Baskets heasurere res,
aill Picks, Bags. stove ami Pipe, Corn shelter,
train. ProvoadeT and other articles usually found
Connected with urist-mil Also, a lot U. saw mill
Tools, including about lOJ feet vi chain. Also, a
lot Of heessrizht's Machinery. Tools, and stocx
together with other articles OF personal property
too numerous 10 mcLtiOn.
y. WH.Tk. As.igass.
shelsuro, March 10, 1873.
Mar Il, d3tawkw;o APPS
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Mr.. Baker, Of the firm Of Segur Il Baker,
arrived here Tuesday, and is now engaged
in getting everything ready for their new
carpet and wall paper store. Nelson block
Church street. The firm intend to open on
Monday. April 5th
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TuE CONCORD CELEBRATIoN.-ihe cOm-
pleted programme Of the exercises at Con
cord. Mass, in celebration OF the oenten-
NAL of the fight. April 10, includes pro-
cession under the general escort OF the 9Th
regiment. in which the New England gov
errors Will march, with veteran military
rgan.LAtions from their respective states.
also the president of the United States with
an C. coit provided for the occasion, the col
umn - pass through the principal streets
to tho north bridge. The literary exercises
will be as follows:
Address at dedication OF the statue BY
Ralph Waldo Emerson poem by James
Russell Lowell; original hymn by Henry
W ongfellow. will be sung By the audi
ence Grafton by George " iillam Curtis /;
dinner for 5000 persons in mammoth tent,
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Observation-Disclosures YLES sALERATUs and
not one successful rial. Everybody acknow led ses its
superiority N ali respects. 1t IS always put up ia
pound packages under my name, and sold by FIRST
class Grocers. Beware that you are not deceived
by the Misrepresentation Of crafty dealers.
JAMES FIVE, Manu-.
MIreh 4 Il "a
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ST. Adams Butter MARKET. March 10
Market inactive and prices ruling low,
With indications Of q still further decline.
Quotations. common to fair. 20 to - good
selections. 2s Shipments 2ll tubs.
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beer seem to be remarkably plenty in
.4e paris of Vermont this winter. George
Nlthewsoa. Of Lyndon. recently shot
a ara- East Haven, and reports a deer
. I'D i've miles long in that town, where
snow is completely trampied DOWN like
5H1r-yarf
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TgE New YORK AND CANADA RAILROAD.
The Plattsburgh Republican, in an interest
ing article On the New York and Canada
road, says. " The heavy rock work on
section seven is now more than three-quar-
tors done. and the prospect is good for
through train between New York and Non
treal VA Whitehall, Will-boro tunnel and
Plattsburgh, by the list Of October. 1873.
The contract Oh section eight, between Au-
sable river and PlattsbIrgh, has been let to
Mr.. Doty, who, it is understood, will push
the work through with the greatest possible
vigor hen spring opens, the stone for many
of the calverts being already on the ground.
But the work on this section Is COMPARE
lively light, the whole amount OF earth
work 10 be done being far less than that
contained in g single fill at Port Douglass.
We understand that locomotive is TO he
nut upon the track at Port Kent about the
middle of May for construction tram, and
that from this point the track Will be iaid
both north and south The rock work
around Trembleau mountain l. all done. and
il Is expected that Mr.. Mcdonnell will have
his contract finished, from the southern ex-
tremity of the Trembleau mountain rock
cutting to the Wickham Marsh north OF
Port Kent. by the 1T of June.
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Commercial.
S.a,ertoNll Gallon Live stock MarI.rt.
March 10.
ANocST % LIVE sTueA At NAHLzs.


ANolSr % LIVE sTucK At NAHLzs
Cattle. sAeep { Lamb. sD.ac
THIS Wcez---.-.-- 1873
Last week.. i1- f.i-.
From Vermont. %
Prices o. Market Bcef-A Few clo ce slI I'D c.
extra, s. - Gl1 50 hrst quality, 8 90 a. Y. se'
Ond quality, 5 ut4o - tn.rl quAl. ~, $ -l IL 1
Prices OF store Cattle-Warhiu- u1cn per plir
500, $50. So. $40; Mich Cows and Calves
from $500, Farrow Cows, s--G4J, extra. I'd
Yearlinss si0aAJ; Two Years Old, S.-Gl'. TA-s,
Years Old, s1-4i5.
Prices q Sheep and Lambs- Il lots. WOO, shocp
s., %, g - and 8 u0 each extra, - n .,
or from e. to &c Y y Fancy sheep. q -, l. g.
Veal Calves. ul a S W.
Prices ~ Hides. Ts.l0w ami 81 u.s. rr t0n
Hides, ass q 70, Tauow. "a n cc a. 2 Country
Hides, arc Y II. Tail7w. SOS g. q. Ie.--.
al 30 each Cal. SKINS, ltGla,T e.
REMARKS.
Catt.c-TAs cattle trade ls almost e1e.u, .se'y q
tie hands uf Western dealer. 90 head from The
West and lJ3 head from the north. More than OBJ.
third 10. tho Northern were 10 .ch COWS. Ne-t .-a
cattle wers selling decidedly SLOW. Price. sl-i
trfe, but could not be Afforded al les Than .-si
week. The change !u prices is equal g. 90 1it.
Shecp-lt was thought 40 tie pen ~ tl-- q 81
sheep trade was somewhat better t.ll last wees.
NUMBER " dealers were uot Anxious 90 sci. ct-.f
but the early u.Tts were n0t Improved ly $751; f.r-
Pr -es unchanged.
P51.try-A lot @. c,..~.-us. turkey aa
"a eek a. lEs & d.
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barnard, Vt, intends to celebrate the one
i7ai.h anniversary Of the settlement of
Own the present year.
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'-ltAcr story is 10 be added to the liem
.41,Aagog House at Newport, this spring
sing the number of rooms go.
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The Vermont annual conference oil the
.,,hodist church will meet at Bellows tails'
lmeneiBg April 2Sth.
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Il.r;y-two inches Of snow fell at Brattle-
20 during the first eight days of the pres
NJ month.
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Fon COUGHS Colds AND CoSsUSPTIoS, the most
approved and reliable remedy Is the we.i-knOxn
vE6ErABLE PULMONARY BNLSAM BY care
.ul TO get the genuine. Price, large bottles 81 1
small (old style) % cents GU rLEh BRU'S r Co.
Wholesale Drugsists, Proprietors, Boston.
Nov 20-d2taWkwl.w 81
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! - d n 4 4 T.TI 4
-,-t-,,r... . 49,, p..,--,
"a .s-l''-.'' '..a '''" t.41.a. NA.IYlu
~ veg" ."..'f ~ 70 '-.,t % ..''' Au" iiott 80
.t' " ttr I'. li.-ie-- NAN Oh" 'AAH y. ~ 1870
e. 4l- d. Aui.ie"ei.. h,relt l. no per,
aNi 10 d. 'ie- r-Hi '--ol . -t'n' trustees ana 70
tHt 'A'N VOC 'i survivors '- iheM anu @. ther sue
''-' i' ne app A''4 10 t4e manner tAeteih44ter
ii"t --- ID e-sf -e--. IS -t9uld occur the fail-
li .ni 20 - .e ~ sara company cailed 'Ae
eDa trusted. '-i '-p'oFe'-. ana a. the same may
..i'i, 'v -'.if -o.t.el' ''5- l..eu N, nuu lul
I proved lH -'.a r. Ail any. 'NVinl.ni rom lndsor
=. 'i- 0't'r '- 'ti."ni' - D1Iiln7'oh IN s44u
T STATE t-- 81. i. stations, ei- ne houses SHOPS
I "Nni uses '- s.-' PEI = anu o'net dypcuua-e>
" a. al iHe amos t-ere'' nei"n -'hs anu h'enuei
iH- The Use an- el 'ii- li'-"A % -'dr'ti a. theN
/ n'" ere ana as iAtt NAV - y repaired anu m
+ lfutri i-eiaer Win 1i- tAe Doom 'tlFes' engines
pi-scn--F- gre -At- Nii. manu- ann ether cAi AAG
/ at ila ui-e- prIs '-t- property ue4oI-.h- u sau
/ company 81, 'Ae same nov .' ~ uae oy s--u com
/ lAry-Dr 3- tae same may De hereafter chAhseu or
renewed ly s4.a c3inp-ny' SUBJECT however 10 an
t'' 81 -h.s ana pl .iie-'' W"oH 'lo NelllYue an
N4pti i'ttIN ID OouPAaY HaNe III anu 70 tnc aovee
-ii.te- i,iH ''f Is 'iltA.uc' III wv 5000 10
Venture '-"tcd s-tt N'9iL'ht Neh'a- ~ II uA''
] company ana the sAld vernon anu OanauA iNAl -
] rNli tumnlnt, sr'ef4l-y' ditet august @tth. A.
r. r. Jauu. " iitl' a ~ i0''' anI JaS sth'
Al. 50, and recorded 90 me town O. ~ ADAMS
/ az franhl'h '"Gn'y, W 'le state Q. vermont,
reference 90 VIII is na1e ana suulsct 10 PRO !
! mortgage us set forth m an ludeniure made ana
,Necq'ed on tnc twentieth Gayy q. october, u;
,a S,@oaay o; ne first F15t and ". %il Lam
smith. er s. Adams as Trustees, Of the Second
d+1,,t-ef -ff,renrs F.. made and which mort
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with speeches by distinguished men; chief
marshal, General Francis c. Barlow of New
York president, f. lockwood Hoar.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

uylepark viii celebrate Fourth OF July
Grand style, this year, with horse 'ro'
md balloon ascension.
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lie Albany Republicans fired 2 hundred
as over the Republican victory IN New
il-0-hire, Friday.
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That enemy Of mankind, Consumption, can 10
cured; but il is far better 10 prevent the cruel
case from iastenin. itself on the system, by the
timely use Of a remedy Ike Dr WiSTAR's BaLsAa
or WILD GERRY. 80 cts. and s. % bottle. large
bottles much the cheaper dsgylt
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Inquire before You determine. ASS your drlE-
gi.t what HALEs HOSEY OF HOREH0USD AND TAE
Is doing in cases Of severe cou III and cJid within
MS own personal knowledge, before you try 10
your ell Inquire Of him II he has ever known a
medicine OF its class "a popular as that pure and
agreeable preparation. Be governed by the facts
he Will state 10 you. We venture 10 say that there
IS not an apotheoary IN the country who will not
endorse il as specific for diseases VI the lungs and
throat.
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S,a AocuExr.-W. ". Siason, Of Keene,
5 q was killed at Middlebury, Friday,
.s.ae mizrl train No. IA. due there at 81
lie was walking near the woodshed,
aai a- She TRAIN passed, his foot slipped.
,h1ai1g him under the cars. lie lived
a..l. five minutes. bat was unconscious.
1.- bead was badly mangled- and one leg
broken Ia rV5 places. NJ Slason was the
s.i -.u OF Francis Sia-on, Of West Rat
.aa. aida brother of Charles II. SlasOn.
She ssm OF shollons & Slasoa, and Rev.
..ae L.al-an. Of Shoreham He was
-t..e married aaJ leaves 4 widow and
,a.l children. lie Wa. about fftY-f.e
,,s,- si arc. Some seven or eight years
since bee moved 90 New Hampshire and
aa-.y settled "a. Kesne, where be has since
resided he had. recently, in connection
with Nr J. L. Cunningham opened marble
works at s, Adams.
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To THE AFFLI1TED.-No matter under v hat .orm
OF sickness You labor there one truth You should
keep in mind All disease originates in au impure
condition Of the blood Purity that and the disease
must depart; but you cannot purity the h.oad by
the use Of poisonous drugs. and exhaustive stimu-
lants The best Blood Purifier ever discovered is
DIR. walkers famous VINEGAR BITTRRs compounded
Of simple herbs. Feb 3! +dAw4w
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MARRIED.


MANHAv -PEaGY.-In Keenc y. Il. March Iuth
1873, by Rex. ". o. White, Henry c Maxuam. co.
Fl. Adams. VT and Lila \. Perry. daughter 90 7
Perry, o. that CIV.
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NEW YORK

Major J. Barker Crown Point Col. ". ". Price
B. II. Baldwin, Whitehall Gen. W W Mofat
Major James Dolan, Plattshurgh; Col. II. c. Egolf
Troy Capt. A. L. Edgerly, Morlahi Gen. David
Barrett, Dresden, R Hand. Eliza oethtown 7.
I. Nitherbee, Port Henry; 7. williamson, Putnam
J. ". Rising, hague Col. W. Seaver, Malone
DR.. S. +. Haynes, SaTanac, Wells Dickinson, Ban
EOr; Capt. f. Barris Caldwell. NJ. A. Sheldon,
Glens Falls S. II. bevns, Bolton.
Post Alfred Weed was instructed to ex-
tend invitations to sister posts of the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS


Col Theodore S. Peck Edward ]. Phelps, ID. c.
Barber, Burlington; Hon. John ". Stewart, Col. A.
S. Tracy, Col. L. Z. Knapp, Middlehury; Gen. II.
Z. J. Olmsbee, Brandon; Gen. g. ". Grandey Yer
gennes; Capt. J. Ward, ShOrehsm Hon. joshua
W. BOynton orwell; Col. Edwin 8. Stowell. Corn
wall X ". Pitts, sudbury A. l.. Hill, Hubbard
ton Hon. Jed p Ladd, Albursh Major John II.
HaZelt0n. West Rutland
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fs'ilIS 90 give notice. that on the 18th day Of
| March. \. ID. 1875, a warrant In Bankruptcy
was ssuei against the estate OF Henry j. Aiming
ton. o. bakersfield in the county o. Franklin. and
state Of Vermont. who has been adiudned a Bank
Turt Oh his cre0 tors petition. that the payment
90 any debts ard delivery o. any property belong
in- g. said BANKRUPT TO him, FOR his use. and the
transfer 90 ans property by him are forbidden by
Jaw that Nee M O. the creditors OF said Bank
rupt. 20 prove the'r debts. and 20 choose
more Al ruees oi Z estate. will be held at u
Count 20, bankruptcy, 10 be holden at the ofl,e Of
L. j. Llwfencc. E:q. in Darlington. in the county
of Cllttandeu. and State of Vermont, before L. l.
Lawrence. ESQ. Register. on the 81 Gay o. April.
g. -. l--7. o.. il o'clock a. IN.
THOMAS FAILEY.
Deputy Uu.t,d sta:,s Marshal, as Messenger.
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&saal 0otitss.
THOMAS n. nRaDEEY,s ESTATE.
JAs g Dl chhlikk. Commissioner.


AO ~ hs.'s~ - -
STATE OF VERMONT, ; The Honorable tho
DISTRICT cHTrrN1ES TI nc
=, To all persons interested in the estate o. Anna
How1Ti late G.: Milton, IN said District. deceased.
GREETING
VA HEREAS said Court has asst zned the 18th
W day OF March next. l~75. Tor the sett cement
OF administration account " the administrator OF
said estate. and for decree OF the rssldGe Of said
estate 60 the heirs of said deceased and ordered
that public notice thereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous - the day
signed, in the Burlington Free Press, printed "a
burlington in said District.
Therefore, ycu are hereby notified 10 appear At
the Probate Court Rooms n Burlington, On toe day
ass sned, then and there t. contest the allowance
Of sad account il yCu see cause. ard 20 establish
your sh- as heirs iogatees ana lawful iG.mAnt,
Of said residue.
Gwen under ny band, ia ith day Of Mar,h
4. D.. ls.7. I. T.. WALES. Jadss
3-w3w
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lBy Telegraph
New Work SzvaeY sud ssoe. Hs+Ast.
New YORK, MAr-l .

MONEY quoted at50tl
Prime mercantile paper. 5lD, per cent
STEALING EXCHANGE quiet. but sci. .l a..a
\ their demand at 4ssGis5-
q I'D firm. carry Ing rate l-di per c-ul
CLEARlNGS. 49,, Sc i,on.
CUSTOMS kECEIPrS, s2f5 on.
TREASU RY Disbursements Si4iUrN.
GOV ERNMENTS strOu-.
RAILROAD BONDS arm. particularly led .a.e
dealings.
STATE BONDS quiet.
The stock market was strIn. early iu .he 30 .
but during the afternoon became duh and TeaA 20
consequence OF the Port Jervs disaster sud reports
OF failures in the city and London. The market
closed firm, however, at "a con=derse recovery.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, wi,h the
principal dealings as follows Eue, ln.ll1. Lake
shore, 5000 Northwestern. - 1Oi Pacific Ma :,
25OO, Ohio. G'5oo, ". l., 3l,up tn.'u Pacific
1852.
TN .IInM-n- arn thu o-ns-u-- .-.. = ---...-
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TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY,
PoULTNEY, VT.
SprinU Term begins April 2, 1879.

Tsrm, moderate. destruction thorough Dssnd-
Mine parental. For Ciroulars o. :nI9rnasen, sa-
1rsss the Principal. AAkTiN .. VApss
March i2--dkw TO atrts fffG
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TIlloTny BURDrCK,. ESTATE.

ME THE SUBSCRIBERS. having b-sn ap-
" pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
FOR the District % Chittendeu. COMMISSIONERS 10 &c
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, tie estate % Timothy EuI-ick
late OF buterAlll. in said District. deceased anu
also all claims AMI oe-Gguds eXuih.tld in oiset
thereto and * months iron the dly az ne date
hereof, benz allowed % the said Court Tor that
purpose, VIC d1 therefore hereby give uo..-y. that
We vii attend G. The business e.: our apao uJmtut
at the dwelling h.Ese O.. Folly EGrclua, ~ Iuder
hl! IN said District, ou the third TUESDAYS o.. Apri
amt August neat, at lI O'Clock j. ln.. uu each 70,
days. WIS
Date. this q day OF J. arch. =. u. l5-7
VI. r.. n AFSOgu. }C---.-
EDNAhN HANAEONU. N''i''4 sa-''i-ts-
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Episcopal YIsIIATIoN.-The following is
the order in which Bishop Bi-.'lj will visit
the parishes in this Diocese

the parishes in this Diocese
March 81. Sunday. =. Luke. 81. Adams.
%. Good Friday, st. Paui's, Burlington.
2S, Easter Day, s. Thomas Brandon, %,
Easter Monday, 81 stephen :. Mlddlttury ,
30, Easter Tuesday, 81. PaHls, Nersennes.
April 4. First Sunday after Easter, Christ
Church, Montpelier; 5. Monday, ST. Mary :,
Mortified; &. tuesday, 81 John :. Ran
iolph, :, W ednesday, Grace, Randolph, ;,
Thursday, Christ Church, Bethel, 9, Fri
day, St. Paul's. Royalton; II, Sandal, Mis-
sion, White River Junction, S. Pauis,
Windsor; -, Monday, s.. James, Wood
stock; Is, Sunday, Trinity Rutland. 10,
Monday, ST. James. Arlington, u. We'd
nesdav, St. Peters, Bennington; -. Thurs
day, Zion Church, Manchester; -, Sunday,
Emmanuel Church, Bellows Falls %. Mon
day, St. Michae's, Brattleboro, y, Tues
day, Christ Church, Gulllord; Is. W ccces-
day. Mission, South Vernon; %, Thursday.
st. Luke's, Chester, so, Friday, Mission,
Castleton.
May l. Saturday, St James, Hyieyiile
>. Sunday. s.. Johns. P0ultney p. III
St. Paul's, Wells; 9. Sunday, Holy lrini-
", Swanton D. m, st. John :, Highgate;
10. Monday, Grace church. Sheldon IL,
Tuesday, ST. Matthews. Enosburgh l.,
" ednesiaY. Christ church, Enosburgh, -,
Thursday. Calvary churcs, Berkshire II,
/ Friday. Union church, Montgomery 10,
Sunday. Trinity church, Fairfield; p. m,
Christ church, Fairfax %, Sunday, Irlh-
ity church, Milton P m, Emmanuel
church. Georgia 30. Sunday, Mission,
Shelburn A.; p. IN Mission, Winooski-
June 6. Sunday, Christ church, Island
Pond Is. Sunday, St. Barnabas', Nor
wich 10, Wednesday, Episcopal institute
When these services occur on Sundays OF
other holidays, the Bishop wishes to have
the celebration of the Holy Communion
lie hopes also to meet the children in every
parish for catechising
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

.a I'd ...... i--4c Nc stated thai j. K.
-.sa7t, %: Toronto. Cau.1l bad brought
--.- no baha'i oi the s.. Regis lad,sns
-4iu-t George F-rtFiAge. of Shelbarp. TO
.h;ain possession D.! the farm now owned by
the latter II uow tran-pire> that the
statement was partially Incorrect Mr.
. kara. wac, ir may L5 mentioned, is Sec
.-...y es iao Province OF Ontario, seeks to
.ee,yar she oae'bara property Commonly
knlwu, We believe, a- the old Smith home
-,ead) On the following grounds; The land
At is claimed. wa- formerly occupied by
Eekart's grandfather Jonathan Eckart, and
be held it under lifuct grant from the
crown. At The announcement of hostilitiez
IN I-7S, however, he was iorJibly elected
"a account of has l5yalist tendencies. BY
certain leading spirits in the early history
OF the struggle between New hampshire and
New York. and the property went into
other hand The preseriptive titles under
which the present occupant. hold against
E-kart are, it Is claimed. in violation Of the
treaty Of the peace Of I7s3 \ curious in
,ideut connected with the case i the fact
that when Mr E,ksrt bad the land suryey
Cd, some time since. the uususpec.,hg oc-
clpants labored under the Authorization that
the Surveyors were mem bers OF the United
states Coast Survey. little dreaming that
the operation was step towards ejectng
them from property tina. they and their
predecessors had occupied. unohallen ged
!cr over hundred years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

The citizens Of Ticonderoga, n. y, on
Wednesday last, completed their arrange
ments for the celebration of the centennial
of the capture fort Ticonderoga by Ethan
Allen, which occurs on Monday. May 10,
1875. The following officers and committees
have been designated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

6IILAND.-TBE FREEsE MURDER REWARD.
inc decision Of ". II Smith, the referee to
whom the distribution of the 81 500 reward
offered for the arrest and conviction Of the
murderer Of Mr. Freese, on June sth, 1874.
was committed, wa submitted Monday
The claimants were nine in number, and
to avoid the expense and delay Of chancery
suit, they signed an agreement on February
18th. 70 entrrs; ;5s matter 10 the arbi;ra-
''on of Mr. smith Tue referee awards $3.50
each TO George " Crawford and c. IL.
Matthew'S, and 81 900 each to II. Thornton
and n s. Stearns.