Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22
Personal.

Prof Charles Davies, author l..
dsrd algebras, arithnetics. e,c S.
merry connected with Mesl plla- l-
Trinity College. Columbia COLLEGE g.
University Of New York. tlcI a-
Sunday night. aged 20.
Capt. Lahrhush, the New i-r
claims to be Ito years Old. ha~ d. yl.
suspected OF exaggerstIuE q ....- j
Is now said that Inves-iEaf O.
records at the British war Da .-
Conclusive proof that Pc il- l-.
the year Of MS birth exl,riy 81 81,
THE most the late pr. Wins
ton. ever lifted FROM his -1l-..-
?. 700 pounds HIS Other teas wee ---
up q lS0-pound dumb hsll VITA sl
exercising with two lG0-9lIli bee
ing 1900 pounds with his hlai- Is
himself by bis little fa-sr I'll 81
day. last week, OF paraly-i>.
Bishop Edmund ; Jane. ..-
Church, who died at h.s Ic,.l.l,. -'
York city. on Monday. va tI-- 81
field. Mass. April -. Isl. o. III
early life was mostly spe1, 'l a.
Conn. At l. he took t. ts4e--l
taught for SIX years, meanwhile Il
law. which profession be- hlt .a
tended 10 follow bur he cha'-sl b. 4
and entered the Methods u
Philadelphia. in $50. Ten gar, 81
was appointed financial --ea7
American Bible Society. when p,
held till 1914. when he w4~ r.-t'..
50 that he has fllei this otea w
years. He was a man 0f g-ll; ,-
talent and geaia. personal hss-a- y
loss will be kuenly felt ty tie w-ls
dist denomination.
Mr.. Griswold. of the ~. Lll- s.
Terre haute Railroad, hash ada
Mr.. Tlldsn made false iuclns ra-
charged. IL said TO a reporter w.
viewed him on the subject %.
written a letter 10 the New ia'k
naming a certain party DO TIA,
will testify TO an ZEN 90 S
income of Mr.. TIien. which be ~
omitted for the purpose ot -rllf-
payment of his tax. -uuV0-a o.
Will Interview the gentleman l.---'
as his statement will be care.l'"
den guilt. Oh. the h.Ink- y-i --'-'
rob his grandmother /. td- con'.
was sufficient, ard he would
jury as quick a. burglar ~.l.i '.''
a house. am Democrat ni-a
will be continenta d. rama
damned before ! vote i95 s.. .i
tax swiGdler.
Col Ingersol, in hi- -rsseld' BE-
phla, the other night. speaking D
lllden as railroad uitImN;
=" lie : made IA fortune. As' J--
Bible. By watering >,ocS.
The late II. r. Dyer, oi Elsaa-. !.
native Of Springfield. AMI va- pc
the employ Of the Boston aai A'',
road a. locomotive cugiaefr
quarter OF a century ay1 be asa' !
land, and for two years wa- '1fe-,-
machine shop there. AMI aitfr"aI-'
locomotive engineer for ei-hl i'
1868 he established himself 10
gas titt,r. general machini-i Ai-
OF railroad snpoIe-. 10 w.
until his death. Nor
years ago he jIined TIC frat 5t.t -
fellows. On the revival Q t-'
Vermont, IN ls6i, be he'im' o.
member. AMI atr1n -
or its spread and prosperity ilil
my other member AZ dlltita'
bad held all the cfi'e- tom 90,
he hightS. in the e'ir ot tAc ~ '.'.r Il
Vermont. lie had he'd ihe -l-. ..- s
Master for two terms. sni repi''' -. a
he grand lodge OF ghe Ja,iei -
attended its sessions az Baltimore
Ga
The printers GreelsY l''n 2 a.. -,
,rec;ei in Greenwool cemetery
s tribute by his leliow cr1'-'~
memory of Horace Greeley a.
ompletion. Charles CAVereF' 80
or, has lust finished IN phase. 80 I
ust of the subject, whiah wal n
rome and Sc. ap on gram. L
nth bronze tablets One % -,
epreseurs Mr.. Greeley g. rriil''.
I the lease :" the other -'mp5 -
anne and the dates of his 'i1'l n lf b
he memorial, it Is oxqee'e4'