Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
PIIE>ONAL.

Hon. Dudley {. Denison is at his home
in Rgyal,on, slowly regaining his health.
He barely escaped the typhoid. or ms-arial
fever. as il is called in Washington, and
came bone as soon o. he was able 10 INA
vel
The Hon. n. Y Gooiseil. Of Isle La Mott.
who died there. recently, in the Goth year
ofhis age, was a resident Of Isle La Mott
f1r more than iity years. lie was q sue
ces,gul business man. acquired large prop
erty. and had faithfully and repeatedly filed
the most responsible Offices Of the town. lie
hal al-1 represented his town in the Lesi--
lature and served tie county on the Judge =
bench
William Fuller, widely known among
railroad men and the travelling public gen
orally. died IT -. Johnsbury. on Weine--
day evening. aged 50 years Nj Fuller was
Tor many years agent and messenger On the
United S,ate- AMI Canada Express. More
recently be was passenger agent for the
PA-,umpsIc and Boston, Concord and Non
trcal White Mountain travel.
Ez-Govern5r Walter Hartman. Of New
Hampshire. is expected to take the stump
fir Hayes and Wheeler, in this state. for
ten day. commencing the last week in
Angus, lie is good talker and has the
reputation of being the best stump speaker
in New England
Mr.. EJIb. ot Corpus Christi is fairly
entitled to her name Of the e Cattle Queen
OF Texas" She owns 5000 acres of land.
incloSed by twenty-throe miles OF fence. On
Nhlch 5000 heeveS per annum are fatten-
ei for market Her husband, who died
some years since. refused an offer Of Sll0,-
600 for one brand Of bis stock which has
been largely increased since.
Tie head Of the English poet Crab5e Va,
stolen from h.- coffin thirty years ago, after
Doe had been buried fifteen years. The thief
could not be ouni, and the deed, which re-
NAMED my~,ory, wa- in due time forgot
ter. 4 ~h5r, time ago, however. box
containing skull wa sent By some anon
ymou~ Individual u the war1ens Of the
church in which the poet had been inferred;
and the sender of the skull accompanied it
With the information that 1t was the miss
ing relic Of Crabhe. which he had discovered.
It, theft ana .t- return were thus equally
mysterious. The church authorities were
convinced Of the commences Of the skull
sent them. and have lately put it back into
the C fin from which It had been taken
thirty years ago.
DR.. Elisha 4. Rust. Of ChateaugaY, who
was graduated from the Medical Depart
ment Of the L. Y NJ, last June. mas located
at MORA Corners. Franklin county. y. Y.
In Landgroye. in this State, is located
the 0rI1ina. Leland Hotel. once under the
management oi the progenit9r Of what Is
now universally known a. the largest fam
iiY OF hotel prupretors in the world. This
hotel has been purchased by Lewis Leland.
of the Sturtevant House. of New York. who !
l. determined JHat tue patriarchal structure.
around which C ulster 50 many happy as-o-
citations, shall be retained by one Of the |
Leland clan. \ full halt century has re-
solved itself into the dun shadows Of the !
past since his grandfather as host received
guests at IT. doar, and kindly cared for
them beneath IT, hospitable roof. Grand |
father Leland and the travellers of those
day. have long since Joined the ranks Of the |
majority, but the rudimentary training re-
celved IN that Cd Vermont tavern has de-
veloped race OF managers who now keep
some OF the best and most popular hotels in
the United States. Grandfather Leland had |
also the honor Of running the first stage and
mail route across the Green Mountains. an
enterprise OF a. much magnitude in those
primitive days a. the management of rail-
road at the present tlme.-Er.