Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-19

day. 4 small portion Of the goods in tile
first d,or were saved Insured for about
$500
CLrrEs io>r CourAvY.-At the recent
annual uesua. OF the Clipper Hose Com
peny, the f-.lowi2g officers we're elected for
che eu.uin, year Foreman, J. L. Mur-
dock first assistant, } McGowan second
assistant, Z Jerry treasurer, q. \. Rum
-cy cie.s. j 3. Mor-e. It was unanimous
~ voted to hold their annual ball at the
ste,en- House. ga she night OF the 3lst Of
December
William N. Eyar;s spent Sunday at
ais Summer home in Windsor. He has
been purchasing more land there.
Adelaide Phi.lipps's lister Matilda made
her Debut ia ,Ai- country, Wednesday
night. in Washington
judge A-a o. Aids has returned to
Washington. for the winter. His daugh-
ter, Mrs Taylor. is now residing in Chica-
90. where Der husband auj bis father
own a large amount of real estate.
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E,ri,n-+,n .i,,,,v nj s+rdiet law IN tie
of;cs of ,,rerDor IA, Ne Subsequently,
o,..-;,.. -. p,o,f.. ministry he va- s,r-
trs3 a, II;oe.r,rrb WiJi-ton and Fairfield
oh. l,,rs- town heinz I'm, bir-bpla,e Of
hi. s,n Gen Chester Arthur Collector
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lus even d rlt 90 sa--cet 81. * aoou, 1t. nor
shirt t-.u- .r .-tyut She ve>tise of q
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winch q KID glove was hali hid, nattlly
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i'r-f'u'' j. PIsi'''7''7''-'s' '1- IL eiIu'' Nc
-t.1 Sd as striking, either in aa arIst0crat,c
or .ls.-r.' -el.e
torley General under President Lincoln s
admin. -trat..n. - soon % De crested in
F,-e-r PR 81 I,ui- Tine .ta,re eos.
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L1aI~ ard tls Bl'e- Monument ASSOCIATION
Of tb.t aI,c.
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th..,...........,. s.,s .r.r.,o-ors o,e cv-
merits and not more than TWO changes have
occurred IN ts.. u-,, for the last SIX
months Nnreot them ever marry. or die.
or resign. In fact. the Dead Letter division
lisa .5rt Of msu-oleum OF buried affections
"A place NOT governed by natural laws-.or
/ those who enter its charmed portals seem 10
lose all tb, motives and hopes and a,plra-
tons which sway and povern the denizens
of the outside world regret that it is Sc.
but so it S."
4 Washington CORRESPONDENT says As a
gossip who record al the strange reyolu-
tio,s IF the wheel of crtn,a mus+ tell
yoa how the granddaughter and great
granddaughter Of Thomas Jefferson have
been il this city for Two years seeking en-
ploymen; They have been IN the most
destitute circumstances, actually wanting
food. Mrs. Michelanc was Miss Septemnia
Randolph. sister of Thomas jefferson Ran
!
pinia = Gsg weeks go, Mr., AUcbelaue
has hsop o. yi5oy. f.,. ,os,,, ,oors She has
81 s,r and daughter sbe witb bsr two
sisters, now Mrs Trst and Mrs Coolidge
OF b3,ton' resided at AontlceiIo with their
- N-l Si;c5olana I'D ~
tennis 70 see the President and state her
case. bct be. not knowing OF her lllustrious
lln M a,o, '.ie H.Ie'Ii a. Ne Is IN
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through frivolous pretexts. A kind-hoarted
lady retentIY undertook negotiations, No
80. 10 ,,'o - NV Cla9 " 'ii ~ NJ;
N;chelana vbo wa vaitinr in the arte-
room, to come in. He spoke to her kindly
and sympathctIc8lly. and. taking pen and