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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

There is no medicine prescribed By ply sic.ans or
sold by druggists that carries suca evidence of its
success and superior virtue as JsCHEt'S GER
MAN SYRUP Tor severe Cou-ts. Colds settled Oh
the br asst, Consumption, or any disease OF the
Threat snd Lunss. Alr1 cDf that fsct is that any
person sG.ct-d can get sample bottle Tor 10
cenis and try iis superior ,G c le.ore luyin. the
regular slze al % cents j has I.t-.y been intro
du,ed IA this country #, IL Germany. AMI lis won
derul -ur are astonishing eyeryoue That use il.
Three d's1s villa relieve any case. Thy it Sod by
druggists Get De- dcoitwepwtf
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GOmmtrflal.
nnitrso,.u linton t,,e st",L NrrL.,.
Oct. -.
.soU>f ~ LIVE sruoS ~ nARsEf
Cattle. hEocp Lamb. S~

ssoU>f ~ LIVE sTttk ~ NAKSff.
Cattle. hnoep Lanr-. S~
This week ........ I-ul sO3 lu-ai
Last week..-...-- isis Hht lu>-i
lr,lu V.7mont $40 al.
Prices OF Market Bcel-A lew choice. s - n - ;
extra 3 tGa7 - first quality, 81 % a. & 20; sec
ond quality s. 60 a 50; tnrd quality s. o. al 80.
Prices OF Store Ca:tie-Workins oxen per uair.
fltu fl25. $50. SIS. Mich Cows and Calves.
rom sna.0 extra, sjia -. farrnw Cows. s2uG.l,
Yearlinss, SluG22 Two Years Ola, ssa,... Three
Years Old, i9-6BiU
Prices Of sheep and Lamhs-ln lots. 81 20, s. o..
s. 80 ana g. 80 each; 81 tni 20, 81 rom 20
sc q v. Spring Lambs, 3d5c v ID
Prices oi n.dcs Tdilow ana Skins Brighton
Hides.-Gcl: y h. rallow, &c E II country
Hides, g atc Pt fahow, C y h felis, sc sch
Cali skins, iuI =: q Il.
REsARAs.
Cattle This week we also fad large supply of
Of Northern cltt cover 1904 head Ire IN TIE west,
add lalar ce o. receipts on tle Hoftn.
eep a ID Lamhs-PIic.s al c ON "a C T. 10.
Market 0u.l
Poultry tie graie' ~ toul = Sei.in- at - is
and N xed lots at lac U 70.
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News in General.

A DEMOCRAT informs the Rutland Herald
that there were not over five hundred men
in the procession of the Democratic soldiers
fzzle at Albany. last week Vermont was
represented ty Msj (?) A. T. Childs. of
Bennington. md Capt. t?) A. N. Merchant,
who repeated tie speech each vas aecus-
toned TO deliver during our recent State
campaign
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

NtEul>r DAY At the CNIENSAL.-Ihe
sp-cia. c-r forwarded by the Pennsylvania
railroad TO carry the Governor and suite to
Philadelphia for Vermont Day, left Mont
pcA,r Wednesday morning, neither the
Governor, Northumberland nor Speaker
Of tae House, doeming 1t proper iJr them TO
leave ,hoir posts q. duty during a session Of
,bo Legislature. Hon. Henry Clark, the
speaker ON Vermont Day. me: the tram al
Bellows Falls.
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sAMrEL :. ,MIrII.s E.r,II.

STATE OF VERIoNr. } 70 all persons con
90 eaauGui ~ S4ni,h.
tic Of Burlington. il said y Strict dcc.a .r,!
, bRrfTiNG.
At Probate Court holden at HurIn-t.n. uirhip
ild Tor the District OF Chttcudcu tie sth dav Of
V'toher, A. d. l>'6. an lnstritue-; purpe-t 10 hs,
the last Will and Testament. ~nn4uel - smith
late OF Darlington, ia sald District i,cels,.i "A.
pfestnte, t. the Court Aforesaid Cor Probate. and
3, = ordered by sad Court that the .zti, das Of
Hco5er, A. - i-6. al the rIu,ts' Court is,,.fs in
sid Burlington. he ASS ned Tor proviu- aid
u sTuinent' AMI that notice thereof Dee given 20 all
persons concerned. by publishing this osicr three
weeks sucets>lvcly IA the Eurliu-t,n free Press a
p "spaper printed II sad fUri.u-t "a, previous t.
tie tine appointed
therefore ca ave hereby not fed O. appear hciure
sald Court at the time and place aforesaid. and
contest the pr,iare co. sJ " 100. IL sou have cause
"lFen under ny hand. at Euri.u- ton. IN siiI D.
net. tins sth dl1 20. Oo Ger. \ y. 1876.
in"3~ Ia =. TAFT, Hc.'ste
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WA1EevrLLE - Ga Mlndly. the Ii n
inst. an some places IN Bslyiders, the snow
was driitod ia ibe road from two to three
feet deep.
We are now expecting that Rev. II. Pres
cntt. of Newton Centre, Mass. al rreach
here. next Sunday, and have charge oi the
Congregational church, this Fall and the
coming Winter
The new road recently laid out from C.
Bragg to Ilayes mill rs now being worked.
and 1t i expected that It will be used by the
public the coming Winter
The Methodist quarterly meeting was
held here on Saturday and Sunday last
The DAY being unusually fine. d large con
rregation were present on Sunday and list
ened 10 an excellent sermon IRON Rev. H.
Donaldson, of Bakersfield
Geo. W. Hulburd, who was injured, last
week. Is slowly improving. and Is able to
walk some, with help No bones were
broken. but he was injured internally.
Emerson Miller and wife have recently
left their home in johnson and intend to
live until next Spring with Alfred l. Iobin,
near our village.
J d Langdeil Is digging large ditch on
his farm. It is four feet wide and % ieet
deer and Is now finished some twenty ieet
or M. r. About five feet from the surface
the " rkmen found substance very much
/ like hair This layer is about an inch thick
! and h,- been found the whole length dog.
Ne.ry all that have examined this sub
stare call it hair. The question is bow
came IT there if it is hair? II not hair, what
! Is it
o.. Saturday last Cyrus James and his
/ bow went to johnson and the boy bad a
| large tooth extracted By the deLtl-t At
night the cavity began To bleed and with
/ medical assistance the hemorIhage was not
checked for several hours C. C.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

IHalE j. go doubt. probably t4at the
7e-..uu introduced in The nou-e, tie
other day hurio-quing the Legislative visit
t. tie Reform School. was the funniest
thing devised since joe Miller shLflsd eff
tai- mortal coil. Outsiders, however, look
alta li,tlo differently. probably being IN
able 10 appreciate legislative humor, and
the i1..owirs paragraph is a sample Of the
manner in which .cenuous press (outside
the safe hlasr homously rcicr toour assem-
bed wisdom and virtue:
Tue Vermont legislature refused to enter
tain a motion by one Ci ITS members that
She entire body visit yho Centennial at the
States expense, ard yirtuously visited the
safe r-iJrm -.ho0. instead.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

TnE general public viii be Iaincd to
learn that at the last great aucti,u sale of
coal (that of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany, when 100 600 tons were sold) the
prices realized were about - per cent high
or than at the sales last month.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Insurance BY the last official report Of
the Hartford (Ct Insurance companies it
appears that 2l2 49, people have their lives
insured in Hartford. II each Of these rep
re,ents Il family OF FIVE then more than a
million people are looking t. the city as
their refuge IN the time which the lnsur-
anco agent. himself Hartford product.
can 80 pathetically describe As certain to
be, Tor the uninsured, Of acnte financial as
well as domestic distress. Taess lives are
insured for $50 600 600 altogether, and the
property Insured in the fire companies i
S6l5, 6i6 coo more. 50 that the total risk
which Hartford carries is in round numbers
81 100. 600 COO
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New LoTi Ir",isto. Market

FkW UNI NCT-
C0Tr0N-steady I6advrce. good demand sales
~ Ia IS at 100 ior middlins uplands
FLOUR Receipts ~ so barrels, moderate lie
maLd Sa'es ROO bhs; No. ? at 3 90 a : Is !:
superdne state and western at eva 90. common
10 -oof extra western AID state . . a 50; good 10
choice extra co at - a -. common TO
choice white wheat western extra at = sOd6 -
iAncN white wheat western extra at oUd- co 4:
caIatnon 20 soof extra Ono AZ ied7 90. common 10
choice extra st. Louis al . -1G-.25. patent NJ d
nesoA extra good 10 prime 60 Al S -, choice 10
1"uh4e extra $40 a. 50; market about quiet
Rye d. Ut steady At : 30 a 90 Tor superhne.
Com meal quiet; Nestern, Jersey and Penn
syivaniA at .-ej n . Brandy wine at "a
3 &c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Ills Ezcoiionoy Governor Fairbanks re
caiyei, Friday, the following telegram
CNrNNhL GROUNDS. PuuA- }
u2LrHlA, Pa. Oct 10 70.
70 G.r. Nroae fartonts. Montpelier. u.
The Centennial Commission cordially in
vite you 10 name a Vermont day and re-
ceIye your friends within the Exhibition
Grounds. The Green Mountain State Will
be welcomed j r. HAwrEr.
Pres ( Centennial Commission
j. thi~ cordial invitation Governor Fair
banks replied happily. as follows
STATE or VERMONT. EXECUTIVE CuAu-}
GaR, Montpelier. Oct. 20, -.
g.. !. y. Hardy. PreQd1t Centennial
touaHsSioH. CtEtcullli GTouuas.
PtA0f Ipll1. Pa
regret that NY public duties render it
impossible for me to comply with your most
cordial imitation. a. our Legislature Is
now lu session. But rest assured that Yer
mont is neither uumlntill of the events
communicated, nor % the vast utility If
the Exhibition IN educating the people and
stimulating JLc Industrial activities Of the
country. HoKACE FAIRBANKS.
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We Guarantee
A saving OF 20 per cen; on all
Ready made Clothing

for Men, Youth and Boys,
bought at Il. TURK Il BROS,
with the advantage of having
the largest stock OF goods in
the state to select from.
Mems, IOuth>' and Boys
OvercOais and listers, Mems,
IOuihs'and Boys Dress Suits,
Mems Business Suits. BOya'
School suits. Full stock of
all at lower prices than ever
before.
vac have as good an a>>Ort-
snent Of fa>l.io"a bic Hats as can
he found anywhere.
Elegant Gents Furnishing
Goods. Mems and Boys Under
wear. Trunks. Travelling Bags
and Umbrellas. all Of which we
offer very low for cash.
Oar Custom Department is
stocked aCifh the choicest goods
Of the sen,On. We cat and
make mp Gentfemen's Fine
Cloth ing to order Ia the mont
approved style.
Is. TURK Il BRO.
Nos. = and Bunk lsi0ck.
Burlington. Oct "a. Is7s.-dAwr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

From the Glastonbury. N,ro.k, and New nrrnswlek
and ether celebrated mills. and Everything else
necessary to make up an o,e-ant stock 90 Mems
Fine Furnishing Goods. Cone to the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

So speaks .iien' mes iha sufferer .fom d. spepsa
Al Ter eating 20 seems ASH there wasa yerftAh.e ball
of ire rut u.u- up aud down thrvu IN hls stotulcl
/ he eat much Dee lees q + he don't eat much he
feels 10. 10 de-t:oys Ms ell men. OF LIE. II the
ct ctur De really cesi'uus e curn- his paticui he
slou not experiment with The sufferer. he should
recommend him 10 use PEtI WAN S1EUP. whose
merits have been Tested So lous. and always salts
factory Balls OF IRE % the stomach and iERUViA
SYRUP can't f~ell to- ether. send 90 cur dru--is
he k'ers 10 al way ready. and Ivy i. It viii will
wu-k like a charm. Is ltSdc,d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Ar the recent annual meeting OF the Yer
mont and Canada Railroad Company not
more than fifteen ur twenty stockholders
were present. j. K. Nichols. OF Hayerhill,
Mas. the president, read a bFief statement
oCthe doings Of tic board during the past
wear. and the present situation o. the road,
giving the reasons Tor the rejection OF the
new propositions By the Central Vermont
Company. \ series OF resolutions wss pre-
scented by Mr.. F. A. Brooks, among which
af.or rehearsing the s1-ealled mismanage-
ment Of the road in the past, were the i'll
lowing
ResoIrei That a stockholders OF the vermont
ana canada hailrOa d Company, We have feau win
,rreat satisfaction this announcement by the re
eeivers through the press, OF their concluslo 10
hiring said recelvership TO an immediate term ma
non believing as do that our property "lll DC
thereby relieved OF a system of spoliaton hereto
are practced upon 1t under the pretended autuoi
Nv Of the courts Of Vermont.
pesolrei That the directors o. thls cohpahy ne
- are hereby Instructed 10 endeayOr 10 procure
a. once such legislation in hebalf OF TINS company
I a. hall in their Judgment be calculated 10 AFFORD
- 80 conpany come manner OF restoring lt'
crdt and ufihering its rights ana interest," III the
Dresent emergency.
Tae resolutions were adopted anu the
meeting then adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

The author Of one Of the papers in the
newly-issued report of the State Board Of
Agriculture, taking the census returns of
Vermont, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas, makes some
interesting comparisons. 1t seems that the
value of the real and personal property of
each individual averages S7.i3 in this State,
or considerably larger than IN any of the
States named. The value of all the products
of the farm averaged to each Vermonter SlOl
while in the six western States the high
est average is S95 lin Iowa) and the lowest
SGS Tin Michigan). The average value Of
all the products to each person engaged in
agriculture is in Vermont S597 in Indiana,
Si6O; Wisconsin, $iSS; Iowa, ssh;
Michigan, S135; Illinois, $3.50; Minnesota
Sli5: Kansas, S377. So that Vermont
largely exceeds all those States in the value
OF her farm producis to each inhabitant en-
gagged in farming.
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- eials and Diplomas havs been go numerousy
awarded 10 IN ladri iha that ihey are 60 hut little
value IN determining comparative excellence oi ex-
hihits II is Gully Ia the Judges Reports, Just pub
Ii>hed. that this Is determined aud rank asst med
con petiu- articles
The Mason & Hsmlin Cabinet Organs are not only
awarded the Aedtl ana Diploma. tut ere uutquv v
octlly ass gned b} the Jud scs fne frst RANK in
the several requisites e sLcl instruments, which
is equivalent 10 pTunouuc us them best IN al the
important qualities 81 reed or zans- So this com
pany may sod philadelphia l-,G To The record
OF 1ts Ieaee al ctores IN the great worlds eXhi-
hitiuns at PARIS I-h-. emma. 1888. and Santiago,
l-f5. - vic
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EmREALE CASA lady recently died
at Grafton. 10 this Stats. at the age cf .
years. whose case is the mos. remarkable
that ha- recently come to our kn1 wledgc.
The disease Of which she dicl WAS an oga J.
Ran tumor On the 27th Of NJ 1rch.
I,7I. the contents d the els. were
evacuated by tapping it. In cases
where this treatment is adopted the patient
seldom survives tie fourth or fifth opera
ton. there being hut few recorded case,
of over - or 30 operation. and the largest
number reported i a ease by DR.. Thorn
a. one hundred and thirty-ipur. 10 the
present ease the patient had ~ operations
the intervals between the operations being
at first several months During the last
months of her If, the operation has been
per formed every second day. until during
the last week the intervals were shortened
to twenty four hours The whole amount
If fluid drawn Of is 500 pounds ounces
The weight Of the tumor vas 20 pounds
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ry IcIegrAph.i

| BY Telegraph
New York Money and stock Market,
New YORK. Oct. %.
MONEY active, closes easy at3y.
fkIME Mercantile PaDer at 4a6
STERLING steady at 4S3DiS5.
6OLp opened at 1884 and closed at 1921
CLEARlNGo, s.! 59s 100
CUSTOM RECEIPTS Si63 900.
TREASURY disbursements Sl3aOO
GOVERNMENT BONDS steadyt
STATE BONDS quiet and nominal
RAILROADS irregular.
COLI closed at lOgI.
MONEY closed at 8.
GOVERNMENT is active, steady
STATE BONDS quiet.
Stocks active, weaE.
STOCLS In early dealings were strong and
higher with improvement, ranging fI0m 10 II at
nrst call reaction ensues under sales to real re
prohts but after second call market became inn
with upware tendency. Ma' ket lower at close
prices showing decline OF of and y IRON uorning
gu tations, which werr highest, yet made since re-
cent upward movement set in, Efiair Of cOniir entail
Lilo ln.ui ance Go was chief cause OF depresson al
though sales TO seaiize irOlts as causing from ad
vance Of morning had something dy with the Ia
Some stocks have advanced rapidly Of late and re-
action was natural without disturbing element
Lrsns actlo atrs gated n 100 shares with princl-
pal dealings as follows Lake Shore 5 100 No
west9.5JO Mail 1922 5: Paul l6 90 " L AZ 80
Del Lack a Western 1888, Central $50 Mich
Central 10. 10.
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INN EURCu. The remains Of Frank
Leavenworth. who died at Nliidiebury on
SlnIiy, were brought to llinesburgh for
burial Wednesday. The friends Of the de-
ceased were accompanied by president HUI
bars. AMI a delegation from the junior
ca-s Of Mildlebury college. Of which
Mr.. Lcaycnworih was a member Young
Lcayenworth was the eldest son of Mr. A..
F.. L-aycnworth, Of the State Normal
scloa. at Rand llph. and was young man
OF much promise. The many friends ofthe
family throughout the STATE viii sympa-
tbize with them in their deep affection.
The reform club gave q public entertain
mcnt at Town Hall, Wednesday evening.
The exercises consisted of music, vocal and
instrumental, and a temperance drama en-
titled a Drop Too Much"
The Welcome boy, vino was accidentally
shot two weeks ago. has nearly recovered
from the Effects of the wound he received.
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Agents Wanted for the story of
CHARLEY ROSS,

Written by his fatitr. e. mpltte fec1urt If tn
mp.t NJ, stericus sbdHct.vn sfsi fXc-t n "tict
With F-c->ialiie Lci'Vrs ann lius,fa' ~ it,.
all otLsr b.~'ls. lie Acct u Oh 80 ga T. d. one
dav Terms liberal add IONS = % = ~
4 CO., Publishers, III ladeip ha.-t'e- ,, -fs-l~
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$4,000 lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania Heeces ut IS "a
4Oc b; l250D lbs Michigan, and Wisconsin,
and other hecces at IS % 40c y b 22jOU tbs
combins and delaine feeces at ~ % SIC q ID.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

NERMoNT SHEEP At TIE CENTENNIaL.-lh
exhibit Of Vermont sheep atthe Centennial,
which was gotten up by the State " DOL
Growers Association - "a ID to be far ahead
ii any other section on the live stock
grounds. The lock Is composed Of some of
the best Morino sheep in the safe. and j.
under the charge Of A. l. Bingham of
Cornwall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Dir,-'ors- Addison County. Asaph y Harvard,
Bennington county, T. b. burton. and Tarrant Sib-
ley taIe0onia uurty. George ;. shaw. tnittenden
county, rorrey +. Wales. Essex county, Oramei
Crawford. FrIukl-n count, william &. Eoby.
Grand Isle county, Buei LandOn; Lamoille county.
&. G. Dodge Orange county. !. C. Stearns; Orleans
county. Geur-e A. Hiuman Rutland county.
Brad cy Fish " indham county. r J. Is. Cudwortn;
Wiudssr county, 4. II. Robbins. Washington
county, Joseph roland. Samuel Wells, Carlos Ban
croft n -. ba ley. a. Z. Brown. and y. Pitkin.
Ofcss President. 2. 2. Pitkin Vice President,
T. g. Males; Secretary, Joseph Poland, Treasurer
kamusl Wells.
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PATENTs.-During the last year there
were - los applications for patents re
eeivod At the United States Patent Office
and 1871 patents issued during the wear.
besides 36l2 patents allowed. bat not
Issued. iir want OF the final fee also.
l ,037 trade marks and 499 labels register
ed, and > 9i3 caveats were filed during the
same period. Only two patents were ox-
tended.
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iEHIEMnigl EiSLDp,,

;tsslls ;sster than any oth-r b. q. Oas ct
sod Il copies IN one d. }. send - ,ur extrs terms
T. Assuts ADDRESS Naflunal tnbl.sh'u- a., biia
q e phia rs--Oet -, -'issis
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las Y.li.w F,vFE-Irs AE,rtuE>r st
SAVANNAH Mayor Anderson. OF savannah.
Cain "a letter addressed TO our henelac-
tors throughout the Union" announcing
that no further aha ON account Of the ycI-
lN fsgc~ i-rc,9.f. SAYS III l. impo--l-
Die To exarcss adequately tie sens, of graf
rude tell by the people Of savannah for the
generous bcncycIcnce which has been cx-
fxrrrd.J IN Id fr.,ru all tarfs of the rifed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Dir,-fars-W Washington county, James 7. Thurs
ton, Timothy J.. Reddeld. Charles Dewey, krastus
Camp. ana Fred f. Smith. Orange county, l. q
H.uckley bennington County, &. r. Houzhton 3
LamoIlle county, ". II. II. Bingham; wincham
county, c. ". Myman, Chittencen county C. j.
Al.er; Orleans county, J. \. Webster Windsor
county, {. Watson. Franklin county. II. IL
Haws0u Essex county. II. A Cutting; Grand Isle
county. Ii. T. III Caledonia COUNT. Frederick
Fletcher Rutland county, George bri--s. Addison
county, Thurman BruokiLs.
OFcer, President James 7 Thurston. Nics
President ". II. II. Bingham. Secretary. James f.
Slh u. J r.lsurer. Oscar j Aa-l.
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..rI;ucton and Vicinity.

r.-.s,>ss MEETING at city Hall.
jig ,r was attended by an au-
,'a-'' .'-g..,.y filing the floor of the
n, -p-aker was Capt R H.
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The annual meetings Of the fire Insurance
companies. in Montpelicr. were held We'd
nesday, Oct. 18Th The l5liowing are the
boards Of officers elected
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Birtcfors-W ludham county, +. i. Campbell 3;
Washington county. NJ. u. Gilman. Samuel Wells,
". r. Brlman. =. G. Brown, james ". Brock and
Z W Ba ley. Orange county, soiea h. Berry
Windsor county. Hugh Henry. Caledonia county,
Gates Is. Hu4lard Chittcnden county, James a
shedd Addison county. James SlaCe Brnn
ton county. {. r. HouEhton; franklin county,
Henry Baxter Lamoiile county, Richard r. Waite
Orleans county, Geo. :. Bra.ey Rutland county,
John a. eheidon.
OFcos-r1esident. E. +. Campbell Vce-Pres-
ident. NJ i. Gilman; Secretary and lrelsurer, ",
T. Braman.
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