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ryNlIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. trait on the VI day
| OF january. A. ID l~-j. q Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was Issued AGAINST the estate Of Jtnaih Al
G. PAGE. @. Charlcst. D. IN the County OF Or
leans ana state 81 Vermont who has been
adjudsed a Bankrupt On his own petition
that the pa ment OF any debts and delivery % any
property belonging TO- sad Bankrupt 10 him, or for
his use, and the transfer o: any property BY him.
are forbidden by law that Il meeting Of the
creditors " sad Bankrupt, 10 prove their debts.
and 20 choose or more ASS -uees Of his estate,
will he held at Court 81 bankruptcy, To be
holden at the Office e. Edwards 4 Drkerman in
New port in the Cluuty ~ orleans and State ofNer
mont before John l.. Edwards Esq Register. on
the 26th day ol January, \. j.. l-s'. At 10 o'clock
4. III THOMAS FAlLEI.
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger.
=. Ia.
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b Nsa ENGNE CO. No. 3.-Tha annual
election for officers Of tn. company for the
ensuing year, took place Friday evening,
Jan. .-t. aad resulted as follows
5o.eman-John W. Warllow.
tlr-t-A--i~.ant-C has f. Brooks
Second A~>i-tant-E. j. Mccarthy.
Clcrk-Nichac. Cummings.
lreasurer-Alex Crosby.
A4ditor-O. + BJ,tWick.
Committee on ciectilBs-Patrick Ritchie.
ChaS. NcDou1eEl. Ransom Rowe
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HsaHy6au. The dedication services of
n,T Advent Eharoh, at niae-Aarsh,
-a aEa place -n Tuesday, the 18Th, Mt ono
% r u
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Reported for the Free Press and Times.
Ecclesiastical Council at Essex Junction.

ESSEX JUNCTION, Jan. 5.
In compliance with letters missiye from
the two Congregational churches in Essex,
inviting Council to advise them with res
pect TO the proposed ordination of Mr.. c.
l.. Tomblen, as a minister of the Gospel,
without charge, the following churches
were represented: Burlington 80, Char
lotte, Colchester, Jericho LIST. Jericho
I'd. Underhill. Westfori. Williston, ard
Winooski They were organized as Coun-
ell by the choice of Rev C. b. Safford,
Moderator, and Rev. c. c. Torrey. Scribe.
Alter prayer, the committees of the two
churches stated TO the Council their reasons
for wishing the ordination of the candid
ate, in which it appeared that Mr.. Tom
blen intends to close his labors with these
churches within a few weeks. on account
of feeble health.
The question arose as to the propriety
of ordination under these circumstances.
and after discussion, & was decided with
but one dissenting va that the Council
NOulu AuL hLNl=c that inc ciLulI1lc DC
ordained.
Rev. j f. Goodrich and Rev Austin
Hazen, with the scribe, were appointed a
committee to prepare " Result of Coun- !
ell which was reported and accepted as
follows
RESULT OF COUNCIL.
Ukerels. 1t appears that the cand dato expects |
almost immediately to close his abors with the !
churches al Essex and Essex Junction; and
Vhercgs, Ii appear further that he may he Oh /
j sed, by i'll health. % wholly eease, iuT a time,
from the work Of preaching and
Bhfrfas, We deem il Inconsistent with the Con- |
rresatiunal po!ty, and the coed order and we'll |
be NJ % the churches, that ministers should be or
ia ned wholly without charge;
lktrcoTe, 'otsd That We deem it iucxpedient 20
proceed to the examination OF the candidate.
After the adoption of this result Is the
ut,crance Of the Council. and the approval
of the minutes. the Council adjourned
{. c. ToREEY. Scribe.
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TOT '"
rr...a,-r.r -Ts,J-li.,.i,n services of
,.r A5,cr- Cb.,.b AT uios...r-b
~. t2so place M Tuesday the l7'h' nj ono
i.- ID.
ST. A,u,S- brrrse NAsxsr. Jazz. 3D.
market Ws, dull. Quotations. Com
,..atl fair e. .. medium to good 50 20
s.. sA..e. winter made. Boz: lections g..
r.-.. e.,..,.. ,,..-.h .a 81 t,-'.
-.r-,.. received tbe ordnance Of bap.i,m.
81. ha7l. 0f thc pastor. Rev VI. s.
V,...r.
u......,...- ~. AZ g. ....,
u.y .o.wcea Burlington and Post Kent.
Every Day ttat weather viii permit, until
TIC lake is frozen over. Size Will leave Port
Eer-a.a. &c.. Burlington AZ . o. ~.
,-.. ..7-...----..-..
-.....'.-..'. 80. - ,-..,. '.,...
-....,.... t,,r -. -' , w., ,,h1
..-....-.'.i. -, 20 49,.
'.''.-- ' ''.'. '' '-J
'.''.- i'.''1 3D., '''' Ni''' ''' '''.' '
''' '' ''' -''''
-54s 5,i.-niuied person broke into the
.e-Hur-e Of p-ew de- C3aeer. on Aaple
r.-l. .a Sew I,47's bay. obtained en-.
a4-ae into ;hc meat room. burgiariously
-tsu4.t-l tae-e'r.m four turkeys. the same
uaH',- o. geese and suudry chickens, and
ma4,a ea.~ful r.,t. There IS ass vet no
,4r B. the r.hh-r
fl.s.s Ysas>sp. - GEORGE Derby. the
nail .sr.;sr between slbrrch and North
le-5. la,tl., h,-.s and sleigh. on Tuesday.
. attempting 10 -ro.- tie ieeat D'Nel'.
--. r,.- xa4tb IIsr5.
A4l..uf Communists received an no
%. ,.,.- -,rt- ,-...-,,,. IL, FL.
,,.-
-1, Kuieat-tlwn. Indiana. According TO
.srfort rs75r. Dr. it'll is the third convert
.. r.oc-.otc-- have made within a week.
..Ia-tt-- -.te .ae ho.pi,alitv of Mr.. Shin
r.- vii SOON D., taxed to the utmost.
l-a survey in- ga-tY 81 lie Darlington
nd lamll.e railroad mts With some dii-
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WESTERN NEWS.
THE wHIsKEY TROUBLE IN THE CHEROKEE
NATION.

THE wHlsKEY TROUBLE IN THE CHEROKEE
NATION.
ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. 2.-The Democrat
has letter from Tahalequah. Indian Terri
tory. giving the following version of the
affair reported several days ago near Chau-
teaux Cherokee nation Jack Deubletooth,
who was one of the leaders in the late riot
at Tahalequah, and Thomas Cox, a white
man, brought load of whiskey into the
Territory from Kansas, and had proceeded
as far IS Prior's Creek. when they were met
by deputy sherifs Kousine and Colston,
with posse who had gone out to spill"
the whiskey under the laws OF the Cherokee
nation. Doubletooth and Cox resisted, a
fight ensued and they were both killed and
kousine and Colston were wounded. The
latter after being wounded fled to the brush,
but k0usine was taken home by the posse.
Wash Ways, another Indian who had a
grudge against Colston, gathered body of
friends, pursued and overlook him and rid
died his body with bullets. WAYS and his
party then fled to Chauteaux, intrenched
themselves in log house. and declared they
would not be taken alive. The sheriff of
the district at last accounts was organizing
a posse to capture them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

\ letter from San Francisco has this
tantalizinE paragraph The beautiful
roses are >howing their noses, and this 2ist
day of necember is more ike June day
with Yea. and 50 it has been for month
past We are luxuriating in Strawberries,
green peas and vegetables Of all sorts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

It is useless t. attempt To- cleanse stream Vile
the fountain j. impure. Dyspepsia. complaints o.
the lFef or kiiLe}s eruptuus % tI- scrttlla
headaches, and all diseases ar'sin- from impure
blood. are at once removed by DH MALsEr's CAL
iFOIsNA IiNEsAH EurE->, purifier of the blood.
ami renevat0r TO-. the system. ]. has never been
known u fail. Jan 1-+tsw'w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Ata meeting of the stockholders Of the
Champain Transp 3rtati1n Company, held
in this city, Wednesday. the following
Board Of Director were elected for the en-
saing year:
Le G.. b. Cannon, New York
]. y. Baker, Com,t1ak's leutia-
George II. Cramer. Troy.
\. =. Moves, Burlington
John Is. Page. RUTLAND
George Z. Chase, Boston
Il \. X. Wilson, Rui.aui
Ata~aisclleut meeting IS The Directors
the following appointments wo.a made:
President G. 4 Cannon.
Nicc-pre-ilcut-J1hn Is Page
Irea-urcr-N. =. Noye-
General Superntendan j.. iuuau.
Chief Enginecr-E Root
Ticket Clcrk-p. " Barney
Steamer Nermlnt-CApt 60 B1-hiow.
Steamer Aliron1ack-C api. Wn An
lcr-1n
Steamer \. Williams Capt, b. j. Holt.
Steamer Minnehaha-Capt c. 2. Russell.
C.erks-lienry Mayo, Abiah North, Ed
j. Baldwin.
Several appointments yc, r.msiu 20 he
made.
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WEDNESDAY. Sam -. l.---
FLOUR-F.1ur no. been -lt,er ra.tct week.
sales NJ 81 to a 40 ~ Wcs..sn sr!f ecH-" .
{ iu a CO fo- common cNtr-ss sl-' 10 - .Dr
scunsn extras; : -lc6 -'4ur "a lar-. .l bakers
brands -tIf I'D .ur W .tl wheat. Ol.O. Ere. 4ia
and Si.ch -1u. - -td- Of .ur Iilln an1 = n
: 90 for ST Louis; Fancy VI nue-.tt brands Tlu--
from At : sd a 9 lN t-1hl. Com meal has i.ceE %
GOOD demand. Sales ~ e r. u SD = h'i- ia
Rye Flour sales 10 siulll lnt- a. HtHn N' p taA
Oat meal At = cili- 5o p hhl as O. Irti--. Hu,L-
wheat at s. 25d 80 80 per iui 'hs.
GRAlN-lhe market -ur tr-l 81 au.- .-.l
prices have oised od Sales u- Western l .cd
and yellow az e' Z e1c r bush. oars aye e,..er-
white. Rye att al 1i PEI 0usl. Sl.-ts 40 - 3d.
ant Fiue Feed ana AiIddlll-s 20 % as .er ;Dn-
PROylSlONS-Thc Pork mirhc. Is ratIs- 4u e.
ami prices are easier. Sr.cs 40 81 Dob a Is "'
Or prime 81 u1 al 20 iar mes. and So COB n q
q Dbl fuT clear aud extra clear. Beef % tllutud-
S1lt's o. mess auI extra mess 5000 re- 4+''
amy extra AZ 50 leo a H. el sshh.. I1rI tu--
sales { CITY sud western. no Is a go = %. >u se-
Hams % l-6l1, eb.
PROOF -CE-The demand .or Batter i-f bceL
fair the / at week. Very Cd, ce -sctlc,. -. there
: an ahui dlnt supply ~ al other s.-cf- ssle-
OF chaice N. York and Ncru eu- Gl.r.-s have been
at ) 44c 80 'ected lots az Ai es cures ana com
mon to good AZ % a Sc 2 %; Western butter ~
ranged from IL % Ice 2 n. as 60 qut..ty, and IS q
moderate DENIAL j White Beans ats .uG4 Pad extra
pea at = - % = 90. and yellow cAe- ar : LODI 4
bush. Eggs At if z i1c .pr Northern ana risferu-
Potatoes at IS Il sc = bush, Joy Jackson Whites
and Early Rose. Onions at : - ~ sN q "'-.
Apples at ~ 50U 80 Rhol.
NOOL-Iherc has been god demand iNr ~ 'ol-
The sales iucUCc lfiHtN RS ono ans feun
:, van'a heeces at 50 a 6oc = u Cog med um y.
ant xxx: Z5u)l ias u CD -lu tc1ees at - q BE
2i.Osl rs Weston and oihe. leeres at sic,
lp,opl bs unwa ned and ur,narel1nfta.r lecees
II 80 q ~, { 70.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
GEN. Sheridan on TIE SITUATION N THE
SOUTH.

GEN. SHERIDAN oS The SITUATION N THE
SOUTH.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Ibc following lie
patch has been received
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIvIsIox)
OF MISSOURI,
NV ORLEANS. La, Jan. J.
Hon. W. W. Belknap, Secretary of War.
Washington, ID. {.
think the terrorism now existing in
Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas. could
be entirely removed, and confidence and lair
dealing established by the arrest and trial
of the ring leaders of armed white leagues.
If Congress would pass bill declaring them
banditti, they could be tried by military
commission. This bandirti who murdered
men here on tho fourteenth OF last Septem-
Der. also moro recently a: Vicksburg Miss,
should in justice to law and order, and the
peace and prosperity of this southern par:
Of county be punished. 1t is possible that
if the President would issue proclamation
declaring them bandtti, that no further
action need be taken. except that which
would deyOlye upon me.
(SIgnod.l p. H. SHERIDAN,
Lent Ten l. = ARM
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Ten gentlemen and eighteen ladies rcceiv-
ed State certificates for five years, aud four
gentlemen and two ladies received eertih-
Gates for fifteen years. at the recent examin-
alton Of he State Normal School at Ran
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

CINciNNATI, Jan. "a despatch from
Sandusky says the residence of Milo Ruggles
at Put in Bay was burned, Yesterday, and
his mother, sister and sisters child burned
to death. Ruggles jumped from window
and was fatally injured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

The New Years bali Al Elg,e Hall con
c.uiei with lsh.. which resulted in
, ~e'e,o No4nl.ns t. thc proprietor
b Nsa ENGNE Go. No. 3.-Tha annual
election for officers Of tn. company for the
ensuing year, took place Friday evening,
Jan. at. aad resulted as follows
iuseman-John W. Wsrd.0w
tlr-t-A Assistant has +. Brooks
Second A~si~tant-E j. Mccarthy.
Clcrk-Nchac. Cummings
rrea-urer-Alex Crosby.
A4ditor-O. T. BJ>tWick
Committee on ciectilR,-patrick Ritchie.
ChaS. NcDgu1gEl. Ransom Rowe
So aiD ASSOCIATIONS
Immediately after the adjournment Of
Boxer Engine Company. the Aid Associa-
lion vas called 10 order by the President.
and the election of officers thereof for the
curren; year took place, which resulted as
follows.
Prc-ilea.-John ". Wa7dlow.
-prcs.icnt-Ransom Rowe.
5ecro..ry-Alciael Cunning
Ir5a~urcr-Alex. Crosby.
Visiting Camnittee.-Chas f. Brooks.
Patrick Richie, J.. =. Mccarthy.
la the fire company all the old officers were
r1 elected with but one exception. Mr.. Ward
low has served the company longand faithful
ly--owell indeed, that it seemed impossible
TO dispense with his occupancy of the chair
fls another term What Is said Of the fore
man can be safely repeated regarding all the
other officers
The treasurer rep5r. showed handsome
balance in his hands, in favor Of the con-
pany. The aid Association" although
but enc year in existence, was report
oi in AJari-hiag condition; nearly
every member of the Boxers is
member thereof and respectable
-.m accumulate! .a tae treasury for the
pvf.oaea 81. forth in the constitution and
by laws. Al she old officers We're reelected,
with bat one exception. Although it
was Nv Years night. the members turn
ell out an pretty fall force. and the elections
Woro claia2tol IN a quiet and orderly man
H,s. tAc best of good feeling and friend
a4.p prevailing throughout
u- Observation-Disclosures.
, -. - - p ~
following officer, were elected for the year
ensuing:
Commauter-A. J.. Nesf
: \. C--H. ). H9-.
81. j. =, J. : O'7ir'I-'
;5int.r+NI n l'c,r,,l
Cdaplain-J. II Allen
>arse3'-,J h. Nile,
~ Il I',' Nti3,-4 y ', 1T.
0!F..r 9fIbe nv-Ailarf i,J.,o
officer % thc ,,uard-B. Jer3ugh.
mn
- ''
w. ''
GENEROSITY Oh LSoiisH HALFWAY plAsd-
I'h7--lhe Manchester tr,f h2N'f says B:
Complaints having Deem made oil tEe IN
'--ll'aI- -l-"' I'D me carriasos On the bouT-
zen me me directors with their usual en-
ieFpfiSe' have decided to allow passengers
% carry 'her own lanterns " hat VIII
tae As~- "rundy oil America say TO tins
r,pv Az ~ are,,.s r. ,bo,. l5i
o'cl.ct Friday ,,,-nir, Sra vas lise,vc,sd
r., .b, .r..i. .bs5 the U,yr,-3 I,r-c the
55..lsr ~ ,1h,D. p.y and ,Ic l,,,oy,.r;.,,-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08
JOHN HANDS ESTATE.
Bankrupt AOtires.


IN the District Court OF the United States for the
l District Of Neumont.-ln the matter OF Dosner
= Allen. ElnkIup.-.-ln Bankruptcy To the
creditors Of said Bankrupt aud all others whom it
may concern. The uucer-i -nei Assignee OF tho
estate Co! sad Bankrupt. HEREBY Eve snot'ce thar IL
has tccu ordered by TIE District Court o: sad -
tIIct that the second and third general meetings oi
the cred Tors SAID baukrupts be held at the uce
% l.. L. Lwarcuce, ia Bur- -n-ton IN said District.
the 1dth day o. January. \ u l>5, At 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, before Hon. L. L. Lawrence. Register in
Bankruptcy, iur the purposes named IN the 9TH
and 18th sections ~ the Bankrupt Act. Of March
2i. i~-. ard this : also & give tee that have
SLED my FINAL account as ASSIGNEE cf said Bankrupts
ami that 40 SAID time and place | shall apply u
sad clIT. ior settlement 90. sad accounts AMI iUr
dischIr-c from all liability Us Assignee Of said 80
tate IN accuriaace with TIE p-ry suus % said 18th
section.
Dated at Middlehury IN sad pist-ici this I'd
day 81 January, \. J.. l-s5-
:-v3v L. u. TNIrCuELL. Assignee.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable The
DISTRICT os cHsNpEy t@ eri o sT@I i;ts gn sno
To all persons Interested IN the estate Of Human
Beers, late o. Charlotte. ia sad District, 20
ceased, GREEriSGt
WHEREAS. said Court hath ass -ned the 18th
" day OF January, l,95, Cor the settlement Of
administration Sccount Of the executor OF said de-
ceased ami Tor decree OF the residue Of said estate
10 the leEaiees and dyisees u siii deceased. and
ordered that public notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested in said estate, by publishing thi.
order three weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned. in the burlington Free Press, printed
B. burlington. IN SAID District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear at the
Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, On the day
assigned then and there to contest the allowance OF
said account. IL You see cause, aud 10 establish
your right as heirs and lawful claimants Of said
residue. 36w3v
Given under ny hand, tbs l7th day Of December.
\. b. l--i 7. L. WALES, Judge
JOHN HANDS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, } To all person. con
DISTRICT oFcrypES g'n John m land lag h' ta.s
o. Colchester. IN said District deceased.
GREETING.
A;a Probate Court holden At Burlington. within
and for the District % Chttcndcu. the 18th day .;
December. \. D. 9-i. IN Instrument, purportlnS To
be the Last Will and Testament OF John Hand,
late Of Colchester. said District, deceased, wss
presented {. the Court aforesaid. for Probate and is
: ordered 10y sad Court that the 18th day ~ Janu
airy. \. y. l~s7 al the Probate Court Rooms n said
Darlington. he AS. -ued Tor proving SAID lnsru-
mcut and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons concerned by publ shing this order three weeks
ively In tie Bur- in-tln Free Piess, news
paper printed gt said Burlington prev Gus to the
time appointed.
Th,r.torc. you are hereby notified to APPEAR be
fore said Court AZ the tne and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate uf said WILL II You have cause.
Given uuier my hand at Burlington in SAID
District. this 18th day Of i''ceinber \. ID. 1874.
2GwIx K. ;. TAFT Reg ster.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

FARrAN.-Hon. J. " notehkiss has
brought sui; for $1,000 against Abraham
Toss. driver Of a stage line from Fairfax 10
Georgia. for being thrown from the stage
and injured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Tie Springfield Republican says Mrs.
Boomer, At the good soul Is still alive. mus,
be profoundly Disguised, ia these day. not
50 much a; the disregard of her teachings
on the par: Of women, As by tao tendency Of
men overc1ats to Assume the sembance Of
those garments which have kept one-AaIf Of
the race in a condition of dcsga4a:ioa and
sahiea.ion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

ST. Atua>- BUTTER NAENsr, JAS. b.
i... l4atAet at- dull Quotations Com
u.a 20 f..r - g. ., medium To good 50 20
a.. aA..e. winter made, 35-; selections g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

A CURIosITY.-At N. Allen hat. fur and
clothing house may be seen what, for this
part OF the country, is great curiosity. 1t
Is the stuffed head of an immense buffalo, or,
properly, North American bison. This
was New Years present to Mr.. Allen,
from Mr.. d. A. Van Nance, formerly of
this city. but now residing in Omaha, Neb.,
where the head was prepared by taxider-
mist, and from where it was shipped by
express to this city, arriving New Years
day. The head is preserved so artistically
as to look very life-like, and must have be-
longed to some old veteran Of herd, iudg-
ing from its size and appearance. The hair
on the top is plump twelve inches long, and
on the under jaw six to eight inches. 1t
measures thirteen inches between the ewes.
and Is deep in proportion The horns are
not comparatively large, but very firmly
set 1t is mounted in very natural man
ner, and will make an excellent sign for
Mr.. Allen in connection with his fur de-
partment, and probably on fine days we
shall see it looking out upon the street.
When the question of License or no
License was before the people of Vermont,
IN 1850, the vote stood as follows License.
1906; no license, 10 $40 Burlington gave
l3l votes for license, and 300 for no license.
As illustrating the newspaper enterprise of
that day. we may add, that the DAILY FREE
Press, did not print the vote Of Burlington
on the question. Its editor. Gen D. W.
I. Clarke, was considered wide-awake
editor; but We can find in the files Of his
paper at that time, no mention whatever
by him that such a question was to be voted |
on, before the vote was taken. On the day 1
OF the March meeting when the vote was
taken, he announced that lie would print |
an abstract Of the selecmen's report and |
the vote OF the town, # they roud firaish |
f.ena 10 han. Bat they d. not appear to
have taken that trouble; and he printed
neither IN his daily. The WEEKLY FREE
Pass four days later, gave the votes Of
but four towns. three of them being IN
Grand lie county
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

The seyera, councils Of the S5yereigus Of
Industry viii NEE. at Rutland, Friday Jag-
uary S.h, 90 organizes Ststo council OF the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

GENEROSITY Oh EScMsH RAILWAY pIgso-
Toss--The Manchester Fro Aanrs says
" Complaints having been made Of the in
sslhciea. li-A; in the earnings on the B0ur-
zen line, the directors. with their usual en-
terprise, have decided to allow passengers
ID carry their own lanterns" What Will
Tie W. Grundv of Ameriea say 70 this2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Ink STATE REroRs ScnooL.-The -. 4
bans Adrerhsr says The vergennos
people make l4ttcring bid for the State
heiorm School They propose to 'anto up
$1,000 ana furnish the old Champllin Ar
-enai building and the splendid grounds
herewith connected. From all We can
learn there is likely to be quite contest
before the legislature for the location
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Immediately after the adjournment Of
Boxer Engine Company, the Aid Associa-
lion was called 70 order by the President,
and the election of officers thereof for the
currcn; year took place, which resulted as
follows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

i Atle'uf Communists received an a--
-n to tac.r ranks yesterday, in the
person. uf DIR. j. Il. Hin. who came here
100 Nul4At-t1wn. Indiana. According 20
.trr.rs rep,-. Dr. it'll is the third convert
, f.cc-.oFcr- have made within a week,
.l - tt.- -atc Zoe hospitality of M Ship
r4- Ull SOON bs taxed to the utmost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

HiNEsHrReu--At the last regular meeting
Of Cummug- Post, No. 3, q. A. R., the
following officer, were elected for the year
cr.uirr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We wish to call attention to few New Goods
that We have opened TO day,-not particularly
Hsliiay Goods but seas enable and desirabe-First,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-08

Considerable comment Is abroad concern
ing the fifteen cents extra charged by the
Central Vermont Railroad where tickets are
not purchased at the stations. The Rutland
GI-.s says: About oEe-half the trains over
that road leave Rutland when the ticket
clhee Is closed, and in such eases, Of course,
the little fifteen cents extra" must be
paid. One Rutland gentleman was obliged
to pay forty-fye cents extra the other eve
ming Just on that account. lie asks re-
endorsement.