Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-10-19


Franklin County-Corneilus ID. Euhlee.
| OFFICERS.
| r. b. Campbell, President.
| W Ii. terIin, Vice President.
| W. +. Braman, Secretary and Treasurer
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
DIRECTORS.
Addison County-AsaDh d. Hayward, Weybridge
Bennington County-tlias b. Burton Manches
| ter. Tarrant hibley, Remington Center.
Caledonia Coun,y-George s. Shaw, st. Johns
| bury.
Chittenden County -1orrey l.. Wales. Burlington
Essex COunty-Oramel Crawford, Guidhall.
Franklin COunty-Milliam &. RoDie Franklin.
Grand Isle County Bue LandOn, South Hero.
Lsmollle COunty-C. &. Dodge. Cady's Falls.
orange County-John Z. Stearns, Bradford.
Orleans Countrywide. A. Human, West Charles
ton.
Rutland County-I!radley Fish, Ira.
Washington County-Joseph Poland, Samuel
Wells, Theron o. Bailey 6eo. ". Scott 5. Z. Shurt-
left, 2. P. Pitkin, Montpelier.
Windhsm tounty-T. J. Is. Cudxorth, Bratte
boro.
Windsor County-P IL. Robbins, Chester
OFFICERS.
Perley 7. Pitkin. President
1orrey r. Wales. Vice President
Joseph Poland, Secretary.
Samuel Wells Treasurer.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
DIRECTORS.
Washington County James /. Thurston, Tim
othy 4. Rrd6eld, Charles Dewey. Erastus s. Camp.
Fred +. Smith.
orange County L. e. Hinckley.
Bennington County,. +. HOughton.
Lamoile County-W. Ii. II. Bingham.
Wndham County-C. W. Wymsn.
Chittenden Count &c. J. Alger.
Orleans County,. n. Webster
Windsor County-E. Z. Watson.
Franklin County-A. W. Woodworth.
Essex County-EirHm A. Cutting.
Grand Isle COunty-H. G. Hill.
Caledonia County-Fred'k Fletcher.
Rutland COunty-George Briggs.
Addison tOunty-Thurman BrOokins
OFFICERS
". II. ii. Bin Cham, President.
Fred +. Smith, Vice President.
James 7. Sabin, secretary.
Oscar J. Vail, Treasurer
MoNTPKLIER.-S. j. Dana, constable of
Fayston, who committed Charles &. ingalls,
to Jail at Montpelier, last week. fOr not
paying bis taxes, was sued on Saturday by
Mr.. Ingalls, III an action for false imprisOn-
ment, for five hundred dollars damages.
Mr.. Ingalls, says he WAS living in MoretOwn
the first OF last April and has paid his taxes
there, and has the collectors receipt. lie
says that his lawyer, I. j. Desvtt, informs
upoh nv nus
been committed to Jail is fatally defective.
WATERvILLE-RollinL L. Wells and fam
lily, of Lynne, n. H., are now in town on
a visit to their many friends and acqualnt-
ances.
j. S. Fletcher, Esq. with his wife and
daughter. of Newtown, L. l., have been
stopping here during the past week. Many
years ago, Mr.. Fletcher lived in this town
some five years or more.
During the past four weeks there have
been twelve cases of fever in town and most
of them have been in the village. In Mr.
Marvin : family there is now and has been
five cases. Nearly all the cases show more
or less typhoid symptoms while the fever
lasts, and some are very severe.
A Sabbath-school concert will be held at
the church in our village on Sunday even
ing next, commencing at O'Clock. The
exercises will consist of singing. recita-
tons, repeating passages of scripture. etc.
The singing by the small scholars will be
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Garland.
On Sunday night last, the store OF Z. Ii.
Shattuck. in this village, was entered by
burglars and five hundred dollars worth, or
more, of goods taken. An entrance to the
store was made by boring off the window
panels and taking out the glass. No clue
as yet to the thieves. c. c.