davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

oS'lL-z eRsNr lzi1EE TJ- COMMITTEE 70,
LAFLNIirl .Es IS -uE wAE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. March g-OrviI,
/ Grant testified to-day bs.ore the c0mmitte.
/ Oh expenditures in the war department II.
sad taai be never at any ZINE. orally or in
writing. lad any authority from Be.Eua1
/ 10 relation - post tra9e-ships. and that he
never directly OF indirectly exercised through
Others, control over such leadership. He o.
ialned tie post s1ttlersdiD for man ap-
pointed ct Fort Stevens. lie was not H.
terested with any parties vino 0ttiiued 40.
pon.men Of post tr41er-hiys from the =
creiary oi war. lie said be vas Interested
IN contracts under the Indian department A.
that be obtained post on his own &C
count from commissioner Smith He made
application Tor the trading post at Fort
Peck. and received a letter from the Presi-
dent II reply. which was favorable The
President notified him that there would be
vacancies at Fort PECK. Fort Belknap
and Standing Rock. and he ap-
Piled ior these places IN pursuance Of
knowledge given him by the President
These were the only trading stations in
which witness had any interest At Fort
Peek witness put IN two thousand dollars
with Casselberry and Bonnafon. Witness,
though putting II One-siZth Of the capital
stock. divided profit. all the money invest
cd beng borrowed. Cne-half Of which he
was responsible ior. 10 drew out Of the
concern eleven hundred dollars Witness
was hall partner with Joseph Leighton at
the Standing Rock leadership. though be
never put in anything. lie was not only
required not to furnish capital but not re-
CURED TO 20 cut 10 attend 70 any business
tie always felt gratiied to his brother 1.-THE
Presldent) Tor his influence in procuring
the othces. lie had influence with the
President TO manage such matters 10 some
extent, although he did not always ind the
matters to be profitable lie had no; press
ed the appointment Of traders On the aiten-
tion OF the President lie procured the
cthces from the commissioner OF Indian al
affairs after seeing the secretary OF
the interior. Neither the President nor
the secretary Of the interior had the slightest
knowledge Of MS receiving money. Wit
LESS testified that be was now 10 the en-
ploy CT Basher Il CO.. Baltimore. a. solie-
tor, at a salary OF $500 per month His |
solieitorship was connected not only with
with the government but With private par
ties He obtained contract from Gen
Myers. OF the quartermas.er' bureau, but /
Dnly to the extent Of ioar or five hundred /
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17
WESTERN NEWS.


CINCINNATI, Ohio, March lO-The second
span of the Scioto, Valley railroad bridge
now being constructed across the river at
Chillicothe. fell this afternoon, precipitsting
ten or fifteen workmen q distance of thirty
feet into the river. Byron Leach was killed
and several mora or less seriously injured
none fatally.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17
Town efaeers Elected March It'll.

RICHMOND.
MODERATOR. L. Mason.
Clerk-SalDon Green.
Selectmen-Irs W. Ssyles, A. B. Edwards,
A. c. Flagg.
Town Grand Juror-Albert Tow.
0verseer Of Poor-E. B. Andrews.
Treasurer-A K. Jacobs
Constabie-C. NJ IL. Ferguson.
Listers-W. ). Freeman, F. b. Gillett, r
! F. Gleason.
AudItors-Uenry Gillett, :. 1. Mason.
". D. Hall
IOWA Agent-Henry Gllle;t.
Trustee |. s. Fund-Giles Howe.
Superintendent of Schools-E. A. Green
Cemetery Trustsss-J. L. Mason. Henry
c3illett, L. B. Green.
Tax voted-50 cents on the dollar Of the
| Grand List Of 1876.
CAMBRIDGE CEyTRE.-Clerk, W. II. Grls-
void Selectmen, s. Y Brewster, Z. +.
| Collector Of Taxes, \. c. Rsvmore Second
| Constable. G. H. Cady; Listers, W. H..
| Griswold, 6. II. Cady,- Walker; Treas
urer, Farewell Wetherby Town Agent,
/ Henry Smile Town Grand Jurors, +. n.
/ Bennett. II C. Martin Superintendent OF
! Schools. E. WheelocR; Overseer of the Poor,
! the Seieetmen Voted TO have 10 liquor
agent in town. Fifty cents on the dollar
was voted 10 pay current expenses and in
teresi OIL railroad bonds.
Ru4L2ND-Clsrk, o. L Robbins; Select
men. Horace H. Dyer, Samuel Boardman,
/ n 1. Davis; Treasurer. Henry F. Field I;
/ Oversee Of Poor. Thomas Ii. Cochran ;
/ Constable, George Willis.
NV HAvEN.-Town Clerk. j NJ. Hoy; ,
] 11owH tn~z. trnrSFn HE
H. P. Palmer u, G. " Flint Seiectmen,
! c. T. Wright. C " Ward, j. Powers
Listers. A. NJ Roscoe, d. II. Squires,
/ F. P Nash Auditors. j. NJ HOyt ,
f. 5. Bottum. c. Il. Wicker, Town Agent,
j. NJ. uoyi Superintendent Of Schools, ;.
/ B. NJ. C0wles Overseer of Poor, +. ;.
/ Thompson Town Grand Jurors. \. {.
Eastman. T.. ;. Bottom. 4 Clark. Tax
voted. So. ~ Is, u 1915. iown ccbt, 81,
$500.
Srowr Moderator. VII. Il. Big nam
/ Clerk, l. : Thompson selectmen, j. W
Smith. C. ;. Hodge, a. C. Slayton; Con
stable, &. Loveioy Overseer. y. II.
/ Thoma, Treasurer. K. 4 SAVAGE Listers,
/ p McMahon, 0. /. Judson, c. Watts, Il
Town Agent, ". II IL. Bingham Super
iutsndent Of Schools. W. Il Waibridge
Tax 20 cents on tie dollar.
MoRRIsvI11r.-Cleik and Treasurer, A
n Burke Sslectmen. P. K. Gleed ;. y
I Palmer. Geo. " Hyde Listers, |. y. Le-
Boron, Alden Darling, II. Il. Elmore
Auditors. {. r. Page, ". :. Cheney, V
. v. Waterman Town Agent, f. E Brig
ham Ove-seer Of Poor. L. l. Brigham
Superintendent Of Poor farm. : j Hitch
Z cock Superintendent Of Schools Y. NJ
Hardy. No.ed u raise 10 cents on tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17
Fire at Cambridge Center

CAMBRIDGE CESTER, VI, March y - \
BE broke OuI here about 80 THE evening.
IN one Of the hote. barns owned by Z.
Chadwick, burning the hotel and three
barns 1t wa thought at one time that it
~os!d take the whole street. but the wind
changed and If wa got under control.
Loss SIX Thousand dollars. insured for
three thousand. 1t Is not known how tae
IRE originated. but i; i supposed to be The
work Of an incendiary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

81. GE0RGL.-The -leighing, which ha.
been Of such great benefit to farmers il
this section ior the pas; week or more. has
totally disappeared. and now we are hob
bling about on wheels. We are living in
hopes Of another brief season Of snow.
Farmers are having quite a demand for
hsy Of late, but low prices and the bad
roads hardly warrant taking il to market.
The excitement Of last Saturday was a
runaway. 4 handsome span Of horses at
tsched to cutter started IN Hinesbureh
and ran Tor several miles before they were
captured. Considerable damage was done.
Mr.. Warner Baldwin. an old and we'll
known merchant Of Hinesburgh, has been
III fJr some time. with faint hopes. we are
informed, Of his recovery.
Mr.. Ira lockwood. Town Clerk and
Treasurer, Of Il. George. has held those
Offices Tor the past twenty years. and the
Offices have been faithfully and efficiently
held ~ different members Of his family for
the last fly years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

RICHMOND AT the annual eommunica.
iion of North Star Lodge, Richmond. the
9Th inst, the following officers were elected
'lr the ensuing year
W. Msster-l. W. SAvles.
Warden -Salmon Greer.
j. Wsrdsn-S Ii. CLARK.
Irtasurer-E. L. Andrews.
Secretary-W X Christian.
:. Deaeon-H. L. Gleason.
j. DeacOn-A. ID. White.
). steward-G. II. Flsgg.
J. Stewards. {. How land
Aarshall-W. ID. Hall.
Chap!ain-Rev ID. 5. Frost.
Tyler K. Jones.
Financial Com-w. NJ. Murray, L. Slim
son. :. +. Cutler
There is II be public installation of
esicers by Deputy 0rmond Cole, of Winocs-
H, and lecture by tie Rev. sir. Wbse-
lock. Grand Chaplain Of the Grand Lodge
Of Vermont. at Masonic Hall, THURSDAY
evening the 10th inst, to commence At
seven O'Clock. A cordial invitation is eI-
tended to the citizens to be present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

swAsToS--At the late March meeting the
town By a large majority vote, not only re-
fssed TO share the expense to which George
snd Lester Barney bad been to establish The
viii OF Ruins L. Barney, by which Tbs
town has besn the recipient of $40 900. but
siso refused to aid in the erection Of mon.
sDsnt commemorative OF him, Who, in life
- vi - in death, has been . great town
hsns(sctor.
WAseleek s. 1ssssr bss satsssa Oh his
seirty-third year 81 town clark
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

NERs HiRE-SAu CA-E-Last November o
man calling himself Charles Clark. weuttl
NershIre and secured employment. Ia q
few weeks be had wooci and won q young
widow. with some property and Two chill
trec. and month ago they were married
Arrangements were soon made 70 purchase
the srist-m!.. and the house of Charles
Fletcher. and week Or two ago Clark went
70 est taiTlee, and as hi w.fe's agent drew
iour hundred dollars. which she bsd there
n the bank. which. with what she called in
rom other souTres. made between seven and
eight hundred dollars il cash. The writings
were 20 be made IN Mrs. Clark : name a.
be lad 10 money, it was all hers. lie
started early uesday morning t. 20 10 the
town CLERK Office = conclude iae business.
a. he pretended. but instead be took the
stage AID ltit for parts unknown. With the
mono n his pocket TIE deserted hri5e i
a very respectable woman. and is respect
ably connected. and has the sympathy Of
the VI IL immunity. Her children have
d g." hen-rci dollars in safe keeping.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

The people OF this place are to have
Centennial exhibition ON the evening O.
the l7th inst. Ii is to be got up through
the eundey-school and the svails to be
used to replsnish the Sunday school H.
bsarf Ancisnt costumes. sneient singing
sd az sncisDt supper will be ths order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

MN LrNEEs CoSCrRS.-We learn that J
Booth, ~ extensive manufacturer 0i
.-liber i, uuaEa. Canada. ha- established
'fahci' % a,- business IL Burlington.
20 !ul.h-- via. be brought from Ott,~a.
aul dIts-e! 1ere. Mr.. Booth. sgent 81
l-.- gsiat IS Gay. O.. A. Woodbury.. VINO
Ia lad .145 rzpvriencs IL the bush Is
~al Shepard 4 DAVIS al Ogdeu-burg. and
-i,l Tie E.1igzj;- IN this city, and VIII, j.
gentleman 0i the AiEhes, character i,r
'saab..fy AMI integrity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

The body Of victim Of smallpox recent
" iound concealed IL car OF bran at White
>satiou. Michigan, On it. way u Vermont
ffOm Battle Creek, Michigan. proves to
b-,s been that Of George Edison, formerly Of
AurtLGe1 whose friends were very anxious
= get it 70 his old home 1t arrived al
Mortified the other day. the coffin being
sl,elopei ID tarGe3 cloth IT. advent caused
Ma iittl= excitem emf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

"E>TfoaD--At the late March meeting.
lie town Instructed the Selec,men TO fur
a'-a no liquor for the liquor agency the
coming year. Truman :. Beach was &c
elected town treasurer for the 3lst con-
-statiss tiinc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17
SaniOrd'S Radical Cure.

1tNrLENES-hy case /. br t1y Is t--lEs have
Lad C1tsrrA ivy Ten ssars, each yesf u ucrea-
IL sever y. f4f u lie years lat IL tfesths-
through one nQstr J. had lr.yl = % the tAr.st
and very bad cough, astLIna bad % he DBL Ee-
e AXE remedy f1r q a. L sht before being 81 e
70 lie down ana sleep. and constant dGll pan 10
ny head My head Was II mes - 4ui. o. estz-rhA
matter a. q iulufe ny sense u bearing and GO
uel NE 70 get W several times q s ght ~ clear
lt ARD ny throat before ! could sleep Every ne
O. these distressing symptoms Lave dlssppearsd
undeT tie use % not quite three bottles " san
FokD.s kAulcAL CrEE. Ny hearing e IL. ) Re
stored. ] have 10 astaustc symptoms = cough
10 1Eopp a. % the throat, 10 headache. and al
every Nat better than have been .or year, /
could re. the Elects o. the CURE u ny appetite
n IL A1ueys, -uc p i-ct every part W NJ system
~Alt las .eeu done Z ny case +, wholly tie eject
ct tle RADICAL CURE
N--y respectfully,
&. %. LANktNOh
j .c-tu--. tic- e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17
CaStOria.

Cross sea.y babies an children nay ENJOY
health. and MOTHERS H4VE KEsI. iAey ~.l use
CAstora Worms. lever shusss. teeth ~. wIsg
coLc. sour stomach aud unLigesis- iooi iazIe
children cross. AID produce sickness,
Cas,o-is W. asa IL .lsts TIE ,oOd LzFEL WORMS.
and correct a. these hIugs FoI twenty ears Or.
Pitcher eIpeS msut 10 hs private prAet &C 10 pro
dues a. effective C4;lartie su1 stomach regulator
Which would be as effective as CASTOR o.. iASpi
is uupleassn; taste OF -ee3l.
The reputation o. lis e1per ;aeut EXTENDED Ply
scans sld nurses rapidly A1Cp-ec La remedy, 10
S--c- lie gave TIE name " CAs4-EIA.
Csstor-s .s as PLEASANT 80 T4AL - H5stI. rsgu-
lAtes the stomach and bowels, anu coss III = Ye
i Is ADAPTED l. AL ages, contains Dc AconOl zrc
is ABSOLUTELY HAHNLEss a. The most tender -ntsut
Try Castor ace. 4ne yuu " ID stsrH H. WIN
1UT IT.
Prepared al the La.era..-, W. =. Z. hose 1 q.
81 Deg Street Ner --L-
Er. win
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

ho>Iritue.-tn interesting item IL The
kep.r. .l Tie Se.ectmen OF Montpelier
presented = The March meeting. wa the
,nuouuc=me,i! U! a reduction Of the debt
~ ale town 90 the amount Of So .246 !
,ssr 90 The debt Of the town was Sos =
Wv II j. now SlsO.74O. Considering the
lez,y barien> and expenses brought upon
lie town ~ .he destructive fires II March
shd MAY. ia-. year, thi- j. certainly good
r-s.yI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

LlcuCs-E. - OrTEAC-lJs As-Agir. - A
Mr.. saith. native Of Hghgats. who ls-
lived several yeaI- IN Kansas. came hast
about year ago f.-a visit. ID company
with Aer stree children. 81; having the
funds with which 20 return, sac has been
c9mpe.le cd y remain in HiglEate and has
supported her-eii ana family by washing
taxing II sewing. etc. BY some means she
has incurred the lI-wlu Ct Mrs stock
wei, neighbor Of hers. and q lew DAYS
ago, 70 her ab-tcco. M Stockwell and
daughter attacked her Oldest daughter. who
is about dozen wears Ga. sud after giving
her severe pounding, three hsr over
isnce and - % q stamp, With such force a.
30 break one o. her LEGS. The Stockwoll We
men were arrested and brought before q
magistrate bat the latter found the stories
q the twu families 80 conflicting that he
only !e.i warranted z fling them !ui sim
pie assault States Attorney Newton j.
now ir4u.riHE into tle matter. and. If cir
cumstanceS shall warrant VIII institute il--
the- : r-ceedings n the case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

taurTT CosHIssIoSER.-Dr l. c Butter
= Of course Reelected County Commission
4. 'eing IL elect. the only candidate voted
i.r iLo1sd yeIy lev scattering vote,
wee ea.l ~ ~. D. smu towns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

"o'- Tnden has appointed b. 5. W.
GisTf, Esq, Of Malone. Inspector of State
PRISONS. 70 fill the vacancy caused by the
-ssih Of Hog. Moss K. Platt, Of Plattsburg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

E4sT CRAkIoTTK.-The last lecture in tho
course will BE delivered on the evening of
March l7th, by K. p B. Hewitt, Of Bur
itDgtoD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

A l>4oKTUN4TS BASE.-Ihe -tockh0.5-
ks VI lhe West River National Bank at
Jamaica Will soon have 8 meeting 70 de-
,lde the question Of reducing the capita.
rFoB 500, coo to So. 900 or So, 900, hay
lag lot some 81, 900 by paper that de-
preeiated in consequence Of the Chicago
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

FArLEp.-Wllism Wright. 8 prominen;
merchant at fast Concord, has been forced
.uto BANKRUPTCY By his creditors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17
Him Sduntisements.
Centaur
Lini1nents.

So nearly perfect the recipes Q. these wonderful
pain-sOothins and healing CeItaur Liniments, that
we can confidently say they will ALLEVIATE ANY
PAIN arising irOm flesh, bone, or muscle dsrsnge-
ments. We do not prsisnt that they will mend
broken leg OF ExrERHISarE BoILs, but even in such
asses they will reduce tbs Inflammation and stop
the pain. Nc. can guarantee the proper results
where the body is POISONED BY wHlsKEY. Temper
ance il as necessary 10 proper physical IS mental
condition.
THE WHITE CENTAuR LINlMENT is partieu-
larry adapted to all cases Of RHEuNATIsH, Lumba-
60 Neuralgia Erysipelas. Itch, sprains, Chilblains
Cuts Bruises Stinss, posons Scads, Scis tics Weak
Back, Pain in the SIDE, Wounds, Weeping Sinews,
BURNS, Frosted Feet, PALSY, Ear-ache, TOOth-ache.
Head ache, Ulcers, Old Sores, Broken Breasts,
Sore Nipples Sore Throat, Group, Diphtheria, etc.
The most u these complaints the Centaar Liniment
will cure; all o. them il will benefit. Il will Ky
TRACT THE POISON from bites and stinss, and will
cure TURSs AND scALDs without scar. The
following is but sample q thousand similar
test; monials
ANTIOCH H., Dee. /. 1874.
my wife has, Tor long time, been terrible
sufferer from rheumatism. She has tired many
physicians and many remedies The only thing
which has gwen her relief Is Centsur LII ment. |
an rei0iceG % say this has cured her.
". Il. RING, Postmaster"
1t is Al IND suitable i4et thst the Cenisur Llni-
meuts are performing CURES sEYER BEFoBE
Infected by any preparation IN existenee,-life
Chronic Rheumatism Of thirty WARS s1AsDISe.
straishteu NJ myers and oints which had teon sti
for SIX years,-taking the soreness from burns, &c.
one dollar, OF even aty cents invested N Centaul
Linimeni VII be within reach wHES An ACCIDENT
OCCURS, and will do more good than any amount Of
money pad ior medical attendance. When phys
clans are called they frequently use this Lnmsut,
and O: course charge several prices iJr i.
The Yellow Centaur LiDim emf
s adapted to the tough skin. muscles and assh Of
the anmsl creation. lite effects upon severe cases OF
Spawn Sweeney. Wind-esll, Bg-lsac and Poll
Xvii, little less than marvellous
Messrs !. Mcclure 4 Co.. Druggists cor. Elm and
Front Sts., Cincinnati. o., say
In our ne ghborhood a number o. iesmsisrs are
using the Centaur Liniment. They pronounce I
superior TO anything they have ever used We Sc
Es hi-h as four or Eve dozen bottles per month -
owners o. horses aud mules.
We have voames % testimoui ale describing cures
q sprzins. icks, calls. PollKvl. b g-Head, and
even Founders, which are lily less than mArvels.
No owner o. 81 animal can atJrd Il be without =
bottle q Centsur Liniment, which any day may
prove worth twenty times is cost.
sod everywhere, but prepared only A. the
laboratory %. :. I. Rose L Co.
ST. Day ST. NEE YoRk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

UyES 1uA LAKE.-In the recent election
Clinton county lost three Republican Super
visor. 4hd The Board j. tie. Dsnnemcrs
Altoona snd Black Brook having gyn-
Democratic. rom causes purely local. an.
~h'ch have No political significance. except
iu DaunenJra 4; Plsttsburgh the i.>u,
vs. distinctly male between license and nC
l4-en=.. eno SAs fought out On that line
Party politics were almos, discarded. and
-b-ly "a the license question. The
ieuptrAhce people made gallant fight
lbe iedie- canyao-ea the entire town in ad-
'E-,e OF tue election. going IRON house u
bou-e corruption fund Of from $500 10
Gov Ma rai-ed by the liquor dea er- the
Lag III p:sFluu,. and tree ride. Tree drink
znG TIRE dinners. was all the argument
needed To- procure AL Of this class Of voter
TIE iaiter WIN the victory by ms iority of
= IA j vote % l+3l-tne vote Standing ~
10 a" "a The general ticket there were
li1s vote pOl!ed. the average Democratie
majority beng about rs
The Moriah correspondent of the Platts-
ooFEh N>'.tiasi tells the following story
IN Inc isth ut, Nh. Benjamin Sage, 3
~ei-known resident OF Morish, went to nis
rarin adjoining the one on which be lives 10
iced his cattle. about T. O'Clock .. n. and
% turning the corner Of MS barn be was
eBeonnIered by q big buck, which with his
Lead struck dr. Sage n the side with such
sOree a. 70 send him some distance into the
snow, rendering him helpless Then the
deer Sprang upon him and continued strik-
!ng I'm with hi> lore ieet. injuring him
still more. and would have killed MIN had
II mol been Tor his rusty dog accompanying
TAN. who. or seeing the sad plight of his
master. grabbed the deer by the nose thus,
-aving the life 0i Mr. Sage The dog and
dssr continued fighting Mr.. sage with
siesi Jihcu.iy (besides faintirg several
iIue>l managed 10 crawl home. distance
u bali mile, and on approaching the door
,Isp- iainied s2siu. HIS son went to the
barn. sud - ai> surprise the battle still
went On. though an hour and a half had
s!absed. lie dogs throat Was badly
las singled, bus Notwithstanding al he care
N coma aerur. bot II Wa a dear bought
victory, g. be Wa unable 10 leave the hou-e
i0r several dAss. The deer had shed his
5Srns. though one slightly hung to nis /
head. or the trst dash he made ST Mr. >ase
" Oa.s have proved fatal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

CAXuR.DCE CENTRE - The voter, 1f the
town were somewhat surprised at town
meeting bt the statement OF the treasurer.
Ny J. Netherby, ,la- tie town had re-
celvet gift Of nearly u:ne hundred dollars
L seems that the donors were lady and
gentleman O.. this town whose relatives had
formerly received al from the town. This
lady and gentleman are how n off lent
circumstances and choose to iiquidais al
appearances 0f obligation That they may
he ur-c- 70 the town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-17

HlNssEukcH.--Ihe people OF Hine-buigh
we're favored With i concert by the Bur
.ngson Male Quartette Club. on Tharsiay
evening. Owing to ,the difficulty Of the
travelling the audience which greeted It
49, uos 10 .-rge g. 1t should have been.
k'e'y0us Va delighted with the entertain
ntnt and several - the pieces were heartily
sneorei The singers best received were
Ar uopkin, ami Miss Ls1l. who assisted
lie ,iuh.