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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

The standard remedies Tor all diseases of the
lungs are scHEScE's TuLnoSIc SYRUP, scHEsck' 8
SEA WEED Tone, AND ScHEsCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
and, II taken before the lungs are destroyed, a
speedy IS effected
To these three medicines Dr. j. H. Sehenck Of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The fulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter
IN the lungs nature throws it Of by an easy ex-
pectoration, for when the phlegm or matter is
rpe -ht cough Will throw it OIL the pat ent has
rest and the lungs begin to heal
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this schenck's
Mandrake Pills and schenck's Sea Weed Ton must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver;
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver. remove
all obstract ems, relax the gall bladder the bile
starts freely and the liver is soon relieved
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant
and altsratv.; the alkali Of which it is composed
III xes with the food and prevents souring. Itasss;s
the digestion by tonins up the stomach by toning
up the stomach to healthy condition, SO that the
.1od and the Pulmonic Syrup will make good blood
then the lungs heal, and the patient viii surely let
well Il care is taken to proven, fresh cold
AL who wish to consult Dr. schenck, either per
sonaly or by letter, can do so at his principal
Office, corner OF SIXTH and Arln ST. Philadelphia,
every Moncay.
schenek's medicines aye sold by all druggists
sbout the country.
March deottW2m al
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

GOSPEL MEETINGS will be held at Waits
- on the 18th, 18th and 18th Of March
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RAILROAD AccIpNr.-Ten cars. of NJ. ,,
Burlington freight, were thrown from the
.uull Vermont Railroad track, two miles
d Sc Wos; Hartford, at O'Clock. Monday
.tsruoon. John DadY. brakeman. was
t.ly injured No Others were hurt.
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MAIkltIED.

JoSEs-IlIscKLEY.-I In this city. March md, by
the Rev W. J. Heath, John W. Jones. Of Chicag %,
H., and Matte J. Hinckley, OF Burlington, Vt.
TARBox-BosrwIck.- Shelburn. Vt, March 2
1876, by key. Z. X. Hswlsy. Mr. W. R. Tsrbox, OF
Ver.enues VI, and Miss l.. U. Bostwck. Of smell
burn, VT
SCOTT - liILL-Ia Essex junction, VI, Tednesd ay
evening, Feb. 10th, at the residence OF Wm. Jen-
nings, by the Rev. $. Donaldson. Mr.. q. X. Scott,
Of Montgomery Vt, and Miss Edna l.. Hill OF Essex
Junction VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

At a recent school examination near
Bonn, the question was asked. Nv no was
to blame Tor the division Of the Jewish En-
pre- after the death of solomon" A girl
promptly answered, Bismarck"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

foam Omcer, Elected March ith.

>.lectmen-lst, Geo II Sheldon 81. f.
TAFT 81, c. Partridge
Li,ters-Ist. J. + Smith ID, c. Steele
3D. H. Hough.
Au1itors-R N. A. Barstow. George
Siocum and II. 5 Landou
Town Clerk and Treasurer John L
Smith.
Constable ana Collector Stafford Chitten-
den
Overseer Of the Poor-H \ Buttolph
With the exception of Auditors all the
Cih,ers elect are Republicans.
wLLIsToN.
Moderator-E Whitney
Clerk a2d Ireasurer-W. y. Murray.
Selectmen-Dan johnson, J. NJ. Fay,
Geo. NJ. Reed.
Constablc-George Landou
Listers-N E. Miller, Geo. a. Chapman,
II. 5. johnson.
Auditors-Hlram Walston. a c Welsh
d. l. Ialcott
Road Commissioners-J NJ. Chapman,
4. c. Fay, William y Burnett
Town Agent-D. \ Murray.
Superintendent Of Schoois-D j. Talcott.
Poor Farm Director and Oversecr OF Poor
L \. Bishop.
All Republican
sHELBURN.
Moderator-H n. Newell
Town Clerk-F. NJ. Weed.
Selectmcn-James Patterson, y. K. Miller.
r. j White
Town Treasurer-James Wells
Constable and Collector-lst. William II
Roberts 81, Geo n. Roberts.
Li,tsr~-Edgar Nash, j V. ;. Mack, b.
F. Van Nliet.
Auditors-E : Rowley, VIM II Harmon,
Vim. Mcneil
Trustee C. S Fond-James F. Wells.
Town Grand Jurors --Reubn \. Mack.
Jas. F. Wells
Fence viewers-Geo E Blair. Homer
Irish, Z. S. Saxton.
Town Agent-Edgar Nash.
superintendent OF Schools. Gregg.
Poor Master and Director of Poor Farm
Assocation-Rufds Rogers.
Central School Committee-R. j. White,
j. b. Bartlett c. A. Holabrd.
Fifteen per cent was voted for supporting
primary schools; $500 for supporting high
school 20 per cent tor town tax
CHARLOTTE
Molerator-John H. Thorp.
Cletk-W. ". Higbee.
Selectnen-A. A. Byington, 7. c Hill,
d. ". Hazard.
Trea>arer-E H. Wheeler
Over -eer Of the Poor-Jo-. Barton.
Constable and CcllectOr-lra b. Wicker.
Listers-J. 5. Shaw, S A. Williams, II
: futile
Auditors NJ Dean. DR.. W. Ii. Ii.
Narney, {. b. Cook.
Trustee Surplus Money-A. Edgerton.
Fence Viowers-Rev l. B. IIibbard, Rev.
C. c Torrey. Rev. Ii. d. Hodge.
Town Grand Jurors-W. Ii. Dan. james
Squier.
Town Agent-H. C Leavenworth
Supeiint sudent OF Schools 49, Rev. c {.
rorrey.
Voted to raise a tax Of 10 per cent.
EssEx.
Moderator C. Butler.
Town Clerk T.W r. Nichols
Treasurer Geo. Ii. Brown.
Seiectmen-Jamcs Nichols, Samuel Keel
er. D. f. Slater.
Town Superintendent b. 4. Stevens.
Listers-H \. Castle, W. j. Beach, ). q.
Butler.
William Folsom.
Oyorseer of Poor and Poor-tsrm Director
&c. W Warner.
Town TAX 50 cts on the dollar OF list
MILTON.
Modcrator-B Fairchild
Town Clerk-H. Ii Rankin.
Sslectm.n-H G. BOsrdmsn, Ii. S.
Wood, VI f. Doyon.
Trea>urer-D. F. Quinn.
Cors;abe-J. H. boothe.
Li-,,r--Geo. W. Crown. Emory Rey-
nolc. L, B Mears
Au .,a.r~-E T. Holbrook, 0. B. Landon.
c. o Blake.
Tow AGENT. 7. Iiolbrook.
TaN. 10 cts.
BOLTON.
Selectmen-W. II. White. Noah Preston,
7. S McGennis.
Town Clerk Samuel Dewitt
Town Treasurer-T. I. Church
Constable Smith Pease.
Superint sndent Of Schools-Fred Hall.
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The last words Of notable people are
usually recorded Why not record Tweed's L?
Edward Hogan who was with Deputy
Sheriff Durham at the time Of the "e>-
cape, testities that the last words he
heard Tweed utter were, IL guess I'll 60
up and see the old LADY"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

IsRRIalE CASUALTY Thomas Corners.
. .4hlrer employed by the Fall Mountain
Paper Company Of Bellows Falls, was seri-
.. 81 aud probably fatally injured, Tuesday
ID tuIng, by large bale of jute, weighing
.5.at 400 pounds. falling upon him and
l;cllng his head beneath. His features
,.re impressed into en- almost shapeless
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

ECONOMICAL NEW foop. Twenty five cents will
buy package OF sea Moss Farine made from pure
Irish moss, which will make - kinds OF Dishes such
tards lellies creams Charlotte kusse, blanc
mango, &C. Sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
April 31-deod&wiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

uRiug - circumstances over which he
aii no coatrol. Alderman Sutton didn'
use iAat grand reception a his residence.
A-t evening Next time, probably, he wont
m Sc hi- piano out Of his parlor, put down
aayung to save his carpet. lay in a stock of
4at.e- and make all the preparations iJr
7,ccft n. until the full returns are in.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

WATERvILLE. - We have had excellent
sleighing here for the past three weeks.
until since Sunday last. On Monday and
Tt siay the weather was very warm and the
snow disappeared very rapidly.
Robert Wiley will soon leave the farm
of Charles L. Atwell, and James j. Thomas,
of Belyiderewill take his place. Mr. At
well will remain another year in our village,
and continue in his present business, the
sale of sewing machines.
The lecture of Rev B. F. Rattray, of
johnson, which was given here on Thurs
day evening. of last week. gave very general
satisfaction. The public were invited to
hear the lecture, although in connection
with the County Good Iemplars Union.
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DIED..

WHfTIsG.-In this city, March SRI, suddenly, OF
heart disease, Mary l.. vie OF L b. Whiting, aged
50 years.
BARRKrT.-In WinOoski. March 5th, 9: con-
sumption, Minerva b. Sinclair, wife Of II. W.
Barrett, aged Sc years.
IRIsH.-In Williston, on Monday, March 9Th,
Mrs. Hannah Irish wife Of Ezekiel Irish, aged =
years.
BALLARD-In Detroit Mich, March t. l51e. Mrs.
Maria seymour Ballard, wise OF U. L. Ballard,
aged fifty years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

by Telegraph
New York Money and stock Markets.
NEW YoRK. d arch s.
MONEY easy at 2lo2s per cent.
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 4taf5I.
STERLING quiet and firm at 4S5345s.
GOLD opened at l4a and closed at Il4;
CUSTOM Rsc f1i'Yss sos Ooo
TREASURY disbursements, Se9 OO
GOVERNMENT BONDS are drmer
STATE BONDS are quiet
RAILROADS are in good demand
STOCKS market was strong and higher In early
dealings and the advance ranging from to "a.
Transactions aggregated li5 100 SHARES with prin-
cp2l dealings as follows Lake Shore, 80, 700 !;
Pacific Mail, 40 l0oi Western Union, 81, 800 nchi
gan Central, &c.,
GOLD closed at ll4t.
MONEY at 2lp2, per cent.
GOVERNMENT . dull.
STATE BONDS quiet and nominal
STOCKS are active and weak.
The following were the closing quotations.
U. $. 6s, 81 Reg..-.l22i Do. rs, Reg. July.
Y. Q. Is, 81 COUP U. s. new IS. Ilsf
$40 coup, '65. old...-lls l0-40s Reg .......-ll6
30 %. new Issue ll9s l04Os Coupon .-..--lI9
DO. 81, Reg. July--.l2l. Currency 6s..........lx64
Delaware q Hudson.ll9i Cleve., Col. 4 Cin... SET
Canton AZ. New Jersey Central. iO6i
Con. Coal Company. AT Chicago Rock Isl'd IIOt
Cumberland .-....-.. IS Milwaukee st. Paul %!
w. U. Telegraph Co.. 6si Do. preferred ....... 80
Quicksilver. Toledo Wabash. 3
Do. preierred.--...-. e Do. preferred. ....... ct
Pacific Mail .---. z. Fort Wayne, lei. div l03!
Adams Express Co. LOOT Alton Torre Hsuts S
Wells, Fargo Co.. 81 Do. preferred. 10
Am. NH. Express Co g.! Chicago 4 Alton. 1929
U. S. Express Co... "a. Do. preferred lO9
New York Celtral.-.ll9 Ohio Mississippi. lIi
Erie..-......-...... III Delaware & Lack. ...ll7s
Do. preierred.--.-.-. 81 A. p Tel. Co... 10
Harlem ..-.-..-..-.lI3 A. p pref....... Il
Do. preferred. .......I33 NO. Pacific ......... ~
Michigan Central. 62i Indiana Central..... 4t
Panama. Chic. Bur. 4 Quincy .li0i
Union Pacific Stock. 6si hannibal 81. Joseph lsi
L s. Michigan So. cat Central Pacific Bond. lOsi
Illinois Central. l02 Union Pacific. .....lO;i
Cleveland& Pittsburg got Land Grants. Loo.
Chicago & Northwest 49, U. P. Sinking Funds 81.
Do preferred. g.!
Tenn. s. ex-cOup.... Az Louisiana 6s ex-coup a
Tennessee Is, new. Al Georgia 6s........... %
Virginia 6s-.-....... 32t North Carolina 6s.... II
Do. new..-..-.... 80 South Carolina 6s.... "a
Missouri 5s..........lB Exchange-Long. ..4s6
ST. Joseph 6s........I02t Exchange-Short. 400
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

The Committee Oh the Depression Of
Canadian Trade met at Ottawa. March %.
Ns--r Perley and Baldwin were exam
ali be former said all that was wanted
g. relieve the lumber trade was the free ad-
MISSION It lumber into the American mar
4s,- Nr Baldwin explained that it could
20 through the Champlain Canal to New
lais 10 bond. but not if it were intended
nr ezporution. The Americans were will
u- t. allow Canadians to use their canals
100 paving tle sane rate a7 they did them
solves
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

LYONS KATHAIRoS prevents the hair from falling
out OF turning gray, renews It's growth, and gives
strer gtl and vigor. Il Is del ghtiully periumed,
and makes 4 splendid dressing. 1t is the cheapest
and most desirable Hair Tonic ever produced. Used
by the elite. Price only 81 cents.
April 30 deodswiy
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lHE NoTE % BURLINGTON. - In March.
-3 .2c9 votes we're cast for Mayor, and
ta Dodge had IL majority. In 1874,
l1s votes were east, and Mr.. Blodgctt had
-- majority for Mayor 10 1875, there was
DID contest, the Republicans having no can
ila-e Only l5s Republican votes we're
..-ttlr Mayor, and Mr. Biodgett was re-
elected by SGT majority.
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&eaal Aotitss.
uEM.N CARPENTERS ESTATE

HEMAN CARPENTERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT or cHITrEsDFs, S. pstrct Of h.t EN-
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
OF Hemsn Carpenter, late Of Charlotte. in said Dis
triet, deceased. GREETING
NvHhKEAs, application hath been made to this
w Court in writing, by the ADMINISTRATIVE OF
said estate prayn. for licease and authority To sell
the real Of said decea>ed. iuclu1ing the re-
version OF the widows dover therein, setting forth
therein that il would be beneficial t. the heirs and
all persons interested therein. To sell the whole Of
the real estate of said deceased and convert the
same into money; and having filed in said court
tue written consent said ssle OF al the heirs
siding in this state
Nnereupon the said court appointed and asst gned
the y = day or march, u IS g. at the Probate
Court rooms in said District, t. hear and decide
upon said appucition, ana petition. and orderet
public notice thereof to be given TO ali persons N
Ieres.ed therein by puhlishn. said order to gether
with the time and place o, hearing, three weeks
,uccesslvey in the burlington Free Frtss, a news
paper which creulates in tire neighborhOod Of those
persons interested IN sad estate. all which publ
cations shall be previous to the Day assigned for
hearing
Therefore. you are hereby notified to sppesr be-
for said Court, the time and place assigned, then
and there in said Court. to make your objections 10
the granting such license, If you see cause.
Given under my hand, at { Probate court rooms.
this lst day Of March A. u. 1876.
3fw3w K. 5. TAFT, Register.
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IHe W esterh stttIer's CHOSEN SPECIFIC.
with every ad vance OF EN-. grafton into the iar
West. new demand is created ,or Hostetter's stom-
aeh Bitters Newly peopled regions are freq uently
less ssubrious than older settled lceilties, on &C
G. INT G.. the nlasna which rises from recently
cleared lands, particularly along the banks o.
rvers that are subject to freshets The agricultural
or mining en- gran; soon learns, when he does net
already know. that the Btters af1rd the only ure
protection against malaria and those disorders OF
the stomach, liver and bowels. to which climatic
changes exposure and unaccustomed or unhealthy
water or Diet subject him Consequently, he places
an estimate upon this great household specific and
preventive commensurate with is intrinsic merits,
and IS careful 10 keep on hand a restorative
and promoter o. health So implicitly to be relied
upon q time O need
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

fYLgs DErRriC MISUNDERSTANDING &C
knowled -ced the hest in Each pound bears the
name " JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
June g, dsatSwly
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Una RAILWAY LITIGATION. 81 AlbauS
Trespondent says il IL stated upon good
--tl5r4t5 that when application is made to
--e court Of chancery to ratiiy the agree
mauJ entered into between the >t)ckhold-
cps Of the Rutland Railroad and the Cen
ra. Vermont managers, as agreed upon at
bs.i0ws Falls last week, Mr. Willard, of
N.ntpelier counsel TOR the Vermont and
canada road, Will object to the court rati-
tn- that action. l. is reported that Mr.
Willard Will make application to Chancel-
ar Royce los 4 stay order to delay the con
-.mmAll.n % TIE settlement
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The result Of the election in the Fifth
ward was So doubtful that il required Two
counts TO decide the matter, and it was not
uttl two hours after the polls were closed
that the correct figures were known. At
one time it appeared that Mr. Sutton was
elected and that gentleman 50 announced to
the waiting multitude. His friends prompt
ly elevated him en- their shoulders and car
RED him to City Hall. where he made a con-
-ratua,o.y speech which was received with
Immense applause. But their rcjoicing-
we're shortened, Cor the true figures were
-5on announced and the Suttonians folded
their tents like the Arabs and a. silently
-t.la aRaN -
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L. E. Smith; Overseer Of the poor, RYland
Doton Constables, lst, Il R Baldwin I'd.
f S Collins; Listers, Amos Barnum. Hen
ry Stilson, Charles Thomas; Auditors. D
5 Ladd. q s Dean. Edgar Meader; Tfus-
tee Surplus, I N Dean; Fence Viewers,
G R Toby, c II Dean. D Collins !;
Grand Jurors. II B Williams. Ii Still
son; Town Agent, E Smith; Superin-
tendent of Schools, l P Kellogg. Tax IS
cents.
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WOMAN IS FRiESD Rev. J. NJ. Wheeler, Stras
hug, Pa, declares MlsHARls PINE TgEE TAR
CORDIAL has been a great blessing to his wife"
10 Is lnAi.t-s in compla nt- OF the female Pu
rifles the blood, clears the complexion, and makes
rosy chseks. Improves the appetite, and strength
en-. the system. Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

NY Cough Shakes me to Pieces" sasps the vic
tim OF that distressing visitation Shake or then,
with HALEs HONEY oF IoREaousD AND TAR. Any
cough can be put to fight with this wonderful
rectora fIxir. solt hy all Druggists.
PEe's Toothaehe Drops cure in one minute.
Febl7, tdSwig
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

HUNTS REMEDY IS not new compound. it has
been before the public Tor more than twenty years
and extensively used by all classes both with and
without the advise O: physc.ln. HUNTS REM
EDi has been the means o. saving from linger ng
and :dsauul diseas, and death hundreds Of our
We known citizens. HUNTS REMEDY never
fails to cure Dropsy and al diseases Of the kidneys
bladder AID urinary organs.
Msr-h do dardkxft
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sKrING Is BELIEVING


/. .ad. es WHO do not use the FRA grant sozoDOSr
viii compare teeth with those who do, they will see
in an instant, more reasons for adopting it, thar
can to composed into newspaper paragraph
Mlrch 10, deodkwt
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FAuURz. Nm Breck. y, tailor, Clare
mont. n II and Springfield, Vt, Is re
ported failed with liabilities Of S23 600,
and assets Of 5000
George " Scribner, stoves, etc Mont
p3lier, is reported failed
surteg4ut i Shaw, If Bethel, have
failed
4 Hill & Son, general merchants, Of
Ealliogforj. have suspended
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10

WEsTFoRD.-The school district No. 4,
gave their teacher, Charles o. Brigham, q
pleasant surprise at the close Of school,
March 4. in token of their appreciation OF
his faithfulness as teacher and of his
efforts in organizing and sustaining sing
ing class in the District once week dur
ing the term. Alvah Holmes. one of the
Oldest pupils, with few well chosen words
presented, in the name of the scholars, the
sum of $500, asking an acceptance, with
the explanation that they should have pur-
chased present, if they had lot preferred
to leave the selection to their teacher. The
gift and the motive prompting it, was fully
appreciated and warmly responded to. The
records of this term shows five names bear
ing no absence marks. viz: Martha Rog-
ers, Emma Holmes, Willie Rogers, Eddie
sih'ey and Guy Holmes. Four names bear
in, me absence-Lucia Farnsworth. Jen-
mic Farnsworth, Jed Fuller and Bennie
Rogers. Four having only few absences
Amelia Holmes, Hattie Rogers. Edward
Holmes, Fred Holmes VISITOR.
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The climate O. New England q extremely try
ing" @ weak lungs, and often people are compelled
by rs rlgors 10 seek a warmer climate or ~ down
u the grave with consumption. Adsmson's Botanic
Cough Balsam strengthens and heals weak lungs
ami tempcrs the climate 10 all.
March no. deodAwIw
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JERICHO Corners H. NJ. Field has been
appointed postmaster at Jericho Corners,
vice c. 5. Palmer, resigned
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Town Agent-R. j. Morse.

Town Agent-R. j. Morse.
Auditor-R. j. Morse.
Listers-D. Hall, L. j. Morse, L Hall
Tax voted SO cents to pay liabilities. anc
so cents highway tax.
COLCHESTER.
Town Gle, k-0rman P. Ray.
Selectmen-A j. Stevens, ) L Reynolds,
". W. W. Thompson.
Treasurer. b. Small
Constable and Collector Wa. L. Allen.
Town Superiniendeut-S,mu B.s wood.
Town Agent-A. J, Stevens.
Listers-John Ii. Lyon. Ormend CD,
David B. Thompson.
Trustee of U. S. Fund-J. Z Platt
Auditors-T j. Coon, Chrisry G~rdon,
Vim. Kidder.
Town Grand Juror-A. Austin.
Sealer of Weights and Measures La
fountain.
Inspector of Leather Antoine Chausse.
Fence Viewers-Homer Porter, VIM. b.
Macrae, Lewis Barraby.
Pound Keepers-Franklin Cary, John R.
Forest, John Craven.
Voted 25 cents on the dollar on the Grand
List to detray expenses.
ST. GEORGE.
MOderat1r-Henry .wrence.
Clerk and Treasure = Ira o. Lockwood.
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor -
Henry Lawrence. Tiras Isham, Norman
lsham.
Constable and Collector Russell Tilloy.
Listers-Edward Isham. Tiras lshan,
Henry Lawrence
Town Auditors-liarrv Sutton.
Town Gran ,Iurnr-Norman lSham.
Highway urveyors-Mitchel NJ. Hins
dali. Edward Isham, Harry lsham.
Town Agent-Russell Tilley.
Superintendent of S;hools-HenIy Law
renee.
Seven cents on the dollar voted to pay
town expenses
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The above sale Is adjourned 10 the Both day Of
May, 1876 at the same place and time OF day.
Mimi Ne lier Eeh oh Isl
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The above sale is further adjourned TO Tuesday.
the 29th day Of February, 1876, at the same place
and time OF day.
Montpelier, Decen Der 18th, 1875.
NORTHAMPTON {. SMITH
JOSEPH H. CONVERSE, Trustees.
ESTES HOWE.
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The above sale IS adjourned TO the 2sth day Of De
cember. 1875. at the same place and time Of day.
NORrHiNGTON q. SMITH, Trustees 81
ESTES HOWE, Mortgage Bonds,
J. u. COrV EhSE, VIC. Il. Il
Montpelier, Oct. Goth. I.7J.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-03-10
STATE OF VERMONT.

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