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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
IBy Telegraph TO the Free Press and Timess1
New York Provision Market.

VIEW 1bkk, OCI. :.
CoTToN-The market is Lice higher and fairly
active Sales Of 1,56I bales. Middling upland,
at IOL,c. "P'"HN
FLOJR-The market is quoted as being loss
active. Receipts of 1906 barrels sales of
10000 barrels. No. . at 50a5 90: superane stale
anu western at O0,a5 so common To good extra
western ami state at SCOT 90 good to choice ex-
ira do At l0'a1 so; common TO choice white wheat
western extra at 5O,dG 90 fancy white wheat
western extra Al 25@5 20 common to good extra
ono at I5a %; common to choice extra ST Iouis
at 0oa % patent Minnesota extra good 10 prime
at 55as IS; choice to double extra at S 7Otsg 90
Closing firm. we
RYE FLoUR,-The market is ouotei "a be,ng
stronger at 1 50r5 %.
CORN MEAL,-Tne market is quoted as being
WHEAT-The market closed about &c. lower.
Receipts of 100000 bushels Sales lj6OOO bushels
No. spring AZ 26@ IS: No. red at 30 ,qi az
al S.. >1
RYE The market is quoted as being firm,
Receipts OF n'"vo No. western at 81 50; state
BARLEY - Market IL quoted .as being dull.
Canada al O0sG95. four-rowed state at sed9O
BARLEf MALT-fhe market quoted as quiet
coR,;-g.-44 lrwcr. Receipts of 100000 bush.
Sales OF 9l.,opo bushels; ungTaded at $50 55].
No. at - Ssh
oArs-Ihc market is without change. closing
sieaier Receipts Of il,0oo bushels; sales of go
western at s,k aiO; white do at 3s,G42: for white
state at 4lG43
HAY = The market is quoted as being firm and
HOPS = The market is quoted as being fairly
active. Iew York State at 2Sta36.
CoFFEE-The market quoted as being firm and
quieti Rio at l3,a l6}.
SUGAR-The market is quoted rs being quiet
Tor refined. Standard \. at s4,asI: granu-
lated at sti@s4; powdered at sEmsE crushed
al %.
M6LAssEs-The marke, is quoted as being
firm and quiet.
RlCE-rhe market is quoted a. being steady
carolina at 6'scih. Louisiana at 6k@.L.
PETRoLEtM-Ihc market Is quoted higher and
nrm; crude IN bulk, Bets. in bbls. 5hs6 :;
refined &C.
TALLoW-The market Ia quoted as being 1rm
Sales of Is. UNO al 66a6i,
POTATOES-The market quoted as being dull
Early Rose al tea % ; peerless l 90.
EGGS - The market IL quoted as being quiet
al 1870 1911
WooL-rhe market Is quoted as being steady
ami turly active. Domestic fleece at J2ta2I
pulled al 2Zs42; unwashed at l5a32; Texas at
l2G3O.
PORK The market Is quoted as being nrmer
Mess Al > Is. Or9 ~.
BEEF The market Is quoted rs being quiet
Cut meats quoted stronger. Midtlles are nrm and
quiet long clear al 70 short at 4 80.
LARD-lhe mirket Is quoted a. being STEADY and
modlrate iIade al 81.
Ri TrER-The market IL quoted - being dull
ann easier AT lOs26c.
CIlEESE-'rhe market IS quoted as being heavy.
state at >a lhi,c.
LlNsEED-rhe market quoted as being nominal
a; co.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Al ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
IN GENERAL.

DO You feel sorry for the chicken
every time YOU take bite?" asked the
sensible young woman when the NEEDLE
some man inquired if she did not pity the
poor little bird every time that she wore
the hat on which several of them were
perched.
lis the sweetest thing in life to see the
childlike simplicity and Difference to ma
ternal authority which Il maiden of 30 or
AZ Will exhibit before roomful of peo-
| pie as she sklps across the floor to ask her
dear mamma If she may walk up and
down the piazza for a little while. -
-Andrew's Ba=ar.
is there n letter here in scented en-
velope for my wife ?" he asked the post
master, while the green fire from his eyes
made the Office look like leafy forest
Yes, sir, answered the p. m, as he
handed 1t ont. The Jealous man tore it
the milliner's bill for $50. No succeeding
chapters. RhneJack Gazette.
The opel IA WAS Faust" and as he and
his adored gazed upon the apotheosis as
the angels carried Marquette into heaven,
he muttered, Beautiful beautiful
Here the soul clothed in all its purity is
waited to eternity to sweet strains of an
gelic music. " Yes, Gus" she replied,
dreamily, but think if that graphing
was to give way and dump her on the
stage, it would kind of churn her up
some. ST LOuis Spirit
The other day a park ranger came
across stranger fishing in one of the
ponds with cotton string to which was
attached a hook made of the wire off
soda-water bottle and baited with an APP
pie core. 'Do You expect to catch fish
with such n line rs that ?" asked the ran
ger. mo, sir, was the prompt reply.
Are You fishing for bites?" "No, sir
Fishing for fun?" "No, sir" The
nettled ranger was about to tell the calm
minded stranger to fish away and be
hanged to him, when he carefully lifted
his hook out of the water, spit on the mp
pie core, and said: Two been in this
city two days and over, sleeping in boxes
and living ON air, and l was Just expert
menting to see if there was darned rep
tile in the neiShborhood as hungry as
me" This man was once worth thou
sands. Work this up for your Sunday
school class London ImC,icdH Irdrci
Ter
A Hebrew in Salt Lake City WAS sen
fenced to three months in the chain gang
After a month was served he got very tired |
of 1t and thought he would try to get him |
self out. Learning that a span of mules |
had been stolen he inquired about the |
time of the theft and IL description of the |
mules, determined that he would make .
use of this information i'll order to regain
his liberty. So he sent for one of the
no Ifit 10 u-ln hn hot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
Child Desertion.
A CURIOUS AFFAIR AND AN ARREST IN CoNSEC
TON THFEEwITH.

TON THFEEWITH.
The Montreal Post says With the ar
rival of Monday evenings Central Vermont
train, II woman carrying that which seemed
10 he n bundle OF clothing. was noticed To
enter II carriage and after giving the driver
his instructions in an undcrtonc, drove hast
lily from the depot The vehicle proceeded
to st Louis street, and ON reaching "A Ger
lam residence the woman got ont Of the car
rage, deposited her bundle ON the dior step.
raped nj the door, re- entered the vehicle
ami was rapidly driven from the spot Some
persons IN the vicinity having Witnessed the
strange dcmeanor of the woman, proceeded
tn investigate the bundle The wraps he
my hastily cast aside, disclosed To view II
line, healthy child apparently about five
weeks old, which was taken into an adj
joining house and the police notified of the
occurrence. Detective Infon, acting un
information received discovered the carter
and put the woman under arrest for child
dcscrtion. When taken To the Central
station she gave her name as Elizabeth
Courtcmanrhc, affirming that she came from
Burlington, that the infant was not her own,
and that she was merely executing com
mission which directed her to bring the child
to Montreal and deposit the samc on the
doorstep of ns grandparents She had
evidently made AN error in the house
indicated by the principals, with the result
known.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

EAST CHARLoTTE.-There have just been
added to the IIosford Library of the Baptist
Sunday school some one hundred and fifty
volumes of new books, at an expense of over
one hundred dollars They were selected by
Rev. VIM. \. Reese of Salem, Mass, and
Rev L. b. Hubbard. The Library now con-
sists of seve hundred volumes of choice
reading matter. A new catalogue has been
issued, which does credit to the compiler.
Rev. Mr.. Votey
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
Autumn Leaves.

= cross ami crown ct Autumn leaves,
wan yeafnlns heart, father weayes,
49, anu places on that blessed mound
Mhere tired heads of angel babes,
were lad In peace meath quiet shades,
And freed glad spirits entrance found.
anu now 10 span of time and space
He leaves this calm and sacred place,
And goes TO meet that other heart
Nhlch all his higher moments shares,
Ana In that heart their image wears
nth new circle find the part
Mhlch naught of earth can make complete,
Bdt paiterng heard, of little feet
go 10 pearly portals fastening,
10 welcome US, redeemed from sin,
By their blrsi presence freely in.
And this the work of Christening.
All! saddesi, sweetest Christening,
For us thou -preahes; hopes bright wing,
To us thou callest ''sOul look up"
Savior, loving, kind,
Nunld lead 10 higher wandering mind,
And I'LL with sweet the bitter cup.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

lIEs. ANTOINE RoBEAP desires information
OF the whereabouts Of her sons, Antoine.
Frank and Francois Robear. She came from
the West where she has been living with a
brother TO this city several months since,
expecting to find her sons here or hereabouts;
but cannot find or get any word of them.
VIII Vermont, New York and Massachu-
sets papers kindly mention the matter, and
oblige poor and respectable old woman.
who is in distress TO find her children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

BIGAMIsT ARREsTED.-Henry Arthur of
Springfield, Mass. was arrested at St. AL
bans, on Sunday, at the request of Spring
field authorities and sent back to that city.
He was arrested there for adultery some time
ago and held in the sum of $500. His
brother stood bail for him, but he ran away
from his bondsman. He has couple of
wives and two or three children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
CAPT. CoRBN expects to get the steamer
he has SO long been building at South Hero
ready for launching next Spring.

SUICIDE AT WEST ENosBUEGH. - Early
Monday morning, seyenteen-years-old Edith
B. Maynard, daughter of $. B. Maynard of
West Enosburgh. committed suicide by
hanging. She had been teaching school all
Summer, and was not in good health. She
told her mother that she did not feel well,
and would go and lie down. Not returning,
search was made for her and she was found
hanging in the shed, having been dead about
three hours. She had taken the precaution
to tie her hands behind her, and had stood on
a chair, which she kicked from under her.
No cause is assigned for the act, save
perhaps i'll health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

RUTIAND. The New York excursion train
Tuesday had eight cars packed full About
half Of them went from Rutland and vicinity;
the remainder from towns along the lines of
the several railroads conveying them. One
car was filed with people from Middicbury
and its vicinity, and there were quite mum
Der who went from Bristol and Stark shoro
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

hoN- II. II ioM EEs. Presiding Judge.
Hos EDGAR ii. L,Sf' Assistant Judges.
a. a. How How, aRn S ,IraA-
II. 5. PEcS stLe- AitoGncy
- - '''''-'' '"'' ''''''''E' "i'"e'
MONDAY OCT u.
Atthc opening OF thcaficrnoon session five
criminals were arfd'shed ana plead rs i"i-
lows i'ahie' hro"hs' assault win intent 10
KILL mol guiny the court assigned H. H.
start as counsel thomas Nelly larceny,
nv gum. r'i""rd o'"hc a'as Eu"aru
"feeii' 'o''n Jackson anu Alexander Lecoy,
'a''elS' s'h's' me 'iiai OIL inc criminal
eases was SIT 1t" wednesday morning at
"cioch'
iuEspAf' oct. Z"
Inc jury III 0aiioeI''ii vs. ossoou LOON inc
case at O'Clock, alter an able and impartial
charge. Not having come to an agreement
At the adjournment OF court the judge di-
ree'ed II sealed verdict
Inc next case taken up was that OF H. ).
neheuic' vs. Matthew COX Inns was suit
vi JOINT anu several note Tor Sloo against
one Vi iss h'akeis' Inc defence was re-
lease Inc Judge ruled defendant testi-
hiony iha'iihlSsipie ana directed the Jury 10
return verdict Tor plalntlfi.
seneca iiaseitoh Tor phlhtif t. >. Pal
mer Tor defendant
EDNEsDAY, Oct g.
In the case OF Sandcrson vs.. Osgood the
scaled pt ittrx
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
PROGRAMME .

s.s1 O'Clock a. m.-BurlingtOn COmmandery will
proceed To the wharf and receive the visiting Sir
knights and escort them to their quarters al the
hotel.
O'Clock p. m.-PaTade and Review. Line of
march as follows: From the Square, up College
street 10 Willard TO Pearl TO Church, TO College, 10
the Park where the Communicates will he review
ed hy VI. +. Sir +. :. Dana, Grand Commander Of
h. 7. of Vermont. with his stan.
After the parade reception Will he held At the
Asylum of Burlington Commandery.
1:JO O'Clock p. m.-BurlingtOn Comman1rry will
proceed TO the quarters of Apollo Commandery and
escort the visiting Sir Knights to the Howard Opera
House, where a complimentary concert will he
given at O'Clock By Ausiin's Tenth Regiment
Band. To prevent a crowd. admission to the con-
cert will be had by tickets only, which have been
placed in the hands of the committee for distribu
ton. Those desiring admission tickets for them
selves and friends should apply for them 10 one of
the committee-sir Knights T. +. Edgar, 4. c. futile
and l.. II. Turk.
sir knight T. s. Peck will act as Marshal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Cross, who
was committed to Jail, in this city, in June
commit rape and who was indicted by the
grand jury at the present term of the County
Court, attempted TO commit suicide at about
2 O'Clock, Tuesday morning, by cutting his
throat with razor Another of the prison
ers, Daniel Brooks, happened to be awake
and succeeded in getting the razor away
from him, not, however, until Cross had
made three or four gashes in his own throat
and one on hi. left arm in the attempt to
sever an artery. His wounds though severe
are not considered dangerous.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

BRArrLEBoRo's LIQUoR Wharf.-The furry
Of excitement in Bratlleboro created by the
recent liquor prosecutions, and the conse-
quent heavy filming of indicted hotel and
saloon keepers has eliminated in vigorous
protest of business men and others. The de-
cision has been reached to close all the hotels
and bars on the 10th instant, and prevent
absolutely the receipt, sale or drinking of
spirituous liquors within Windham county
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

ST. ALBASs BITTER MARKET, Oct. THE
Attendance was good, receipts fair, and
market quiet at a decline of . cents from last
weeks quotations Good to choice butter
sold at 20 to % cents per pound selection,
% cents per pound fancy lots at shade
higher general price 20 to 2l cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

SERIOUs ACcIDENT.-Alfred Jordan, aged
Is, while chopping in Duxbury, was crushed
TO the ground by large tree which his father
was Telling, the weight of the tree being
partially sustained by pile of wood There
is some hope OF his recovery, although he is
in critical condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
BY telegraph to The Free I'ress and Tim,sl
New York Stock AMI Money Market.

PRIME Mercantile Paper at 5a6.
RAILROADS very lcfiye
STOCKS very active and strong. with reaction at
the close.
Transactions 4,6 sh, iirlu,ng Northwest 3d. Ua !;
delaware and IdckiNahI ~ 600; Enc III tsu Lake
Shore 10000; -. Paul - $50; Pacific Mail 0JuOO :
lrbn Mountain O1.uuci Kansas & r.Na. ~ OJO /;
ONO aud Mississippi - u,g.
MONEY nj per cent
GOVERNMENTS quiet
SIU,' - weak
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
PERSONAL.

The friends of John G. SAKE, the poet.
will regret 10 hear that his eldest daughter.
Miss Sarah Z. SAKE, died at his residence in
BROOKLYN on Friday last.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

JUVENILE OFFENDER. - In City Court,
Tuesday, Frank Boyea, between 9 and 10
Destitute Children, was found guilty of steal
ing at that institution and was sent to the
State Reform School for the remainder of
his minority
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

The general term of the Supreme Court
will open in Montpelier, on Tuesday, Oct %
During the term the 1rst annual meeting or
the State Bar Association will;be held. The
programme will include an address by Hon.
Z. J. Phelps, the president of the association,
the reading of paper on the life and char
acter Of the late Lucius B. Peck, by Hon B.
F. Fifeld on the life and character of the
late Samuel 5. Phelps, by Hon, j. W Stew
art and last, but least, dinner, which will
be given at the Pavilion Hotel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

L ''-Nh'' at H. -
The following arr, tho ,In-,,,, ,,n,,,,,,.,rs.
Set Rack Forty-TNo Years.

II was troubled for many years with Eidu, '
complaint, Gravel, etc; my blood became thin ;
| was dull and inactive; could hardly crawl about
was an OH, worn Out man all over could get moth
ing To help me, until got Hop Bit.crs and now |
am boy again. My blood and kidneys are all right
hnd am II. active as a man Of thirty although am
seNehty-tWo, and have no doubt II Will du aS well
Tor Others OF my age. II Is worth a trial FathurD
Oct l,mo, wed fuSW2w
lhE SECRET kEN To IlEhITH.-1hc Science OF
Lie, or Seli-Prrscrvation, 30o pages. Price only
IL contains INV valuable prescriptions, either one
OF which Is worth more Than ten times the price Of
the book illustrated sample receipt OF six
cents Tor postage. Address. Dr. W H. Parker
/ Bultlnch Street. Bnstnn. Mass
Aug lJ-wed 1914 1wl3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
N usNHR, prey.

In the District COu.' Di United states, for the
District Of Vermont. lie. Harley II. Streerer,
Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy. No. e43. District OF Yer
mont. ~.
SIh Notice Is hereby given that a petition has
been filed in said Count by Harley II. Streeter, of
Lyndon, IN sand District, duly declared a bank
rupt under the Act OF Congress Of March I'd, 1885,.
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims pr0yablc under said Act
and that the 18th day OF November, 1879 a. O'Clock
d. H., before the Hon Huyt II. Wheeler Judge VI
said Court at the L. : Court Rooms Ia Builne tOn
Is assigned for the hearing OF the satuS when ami
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons IN Interest, NAV attend and
show cause II any they have why the PRAYER Of
said petition should not be granted
Dated nj Burlington on the .th day of October,
1879. l. Il. SMALLEY, CLERK
15w3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
Visit Of Knights Templars.

As previously announced, Apollo Com
mandery, X. T, of Troy, and their guests,
accompanied by Austin's Tenth Regiment
Band, are to visit this city on Thursday
October 10th, when they will be suitably re-
ceived and entertained by our Knights Tenn
par. The following will be the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

The MISSING BALLoONlsTs are Prof Wise
who was perhaps the most experienced and
famous aeronaut in America, and George
Burr, teller Of the st. Louis Bank-a young
man who had a craze for balloon asccnsions
and who paid Professor Wise for his seat in
the balloon. The ascension was made from
St. Louis, Mo, on Sunday week, at +. m.
The balloon was last seen at Bunker Hill, ILL.,.
Sunday evening. 1t was then apparently
endeavoring to land but suddenly took Il
shoot upward and moved in the direction of
a dense forest to the north.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

THERE is a current report that the Messrs.
Fairbanks have bought of the New York
Trust Company all their bonds and interest
in the Portland and Ogdensburg railroad,
Vermont division. If so, this gives the
Fairbankses a controlling interest in the
,.,J
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
Non ICE

me annual donation WISH To the Ha5ae t... Dr,fj
htt th,d'ea, Will take place on THURSDAY The igth
OF p'inhrt carriages VIII carry visitors free of
,h"tr" from the f"Stoincr corner, cVriv half hour
''"ilhH me afternoon. commencing at o'clock
Hy order NJ the Gulrd
Oct Q. wlwNdI31Ila -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.

FOR the week ending Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1879.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs swine.
rms week Cot 5293 Il65S
Last week - ST. --25 ssIo
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice Il o. al 90
extra 81 '5a 90 first quality sc 90 "a 80 second
quallty . 90 "a 50 third quality - "a ! IS
Prices of Store Cattle-NorIlng Oxen = nair
from sluO, $50 q. 100. Mich Cows and Calves from
$50, 30, "a 80 Farrow Cows $40 a ~ Yearlinps a.
e. Is; two years old I'll "a % three years old RS a
SIS. ~ s- "
swine-Western fat, live, q. "a 4t.c 5sb. North
ern dressed Hogs G q n.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 2 So and
, % each; extra s. "a 8, or from 3 q Axe y ~;
Spring Lambs q Sc 4 H.
Veal Calves ~ a 5I.c q h.
Prices OF Hides, Iallow and SkinS-BrIchton
Hides q &c d II Brighton Tallow ~. C n n, /;
country Hides 81 a &c = ID; Country Tallow ia
lkc q ID. Sheep Pelts, SOC .5c each Lamb skins
''c each Calf Skins l0s12c = u.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP
y. B.. Choice grade includes nothing but Stalled
llvO 10 400 ID BulloCks. Extra and first quality in
Guides the best large fat Oxen. Second and third
qualify includes Oxen, and TWO and three year old
sheep Extra includes Cossets AMI when those of
inferior quality are thrown out
REMARKS.
Catlte-The supply is less from the North. this
week, which das had tendency TO sustain prices
as noticed last week fair demand for good dress
ing stun; poor grades slow of sale.
Sheep and LAinbs-We find the market a little
quicker al last weeks prices bu not really any i'm
provement In prices
Poutry-Good supply this week. The prices are
nhchaisei-lO "a l2hc Fowl, Turkeys and chickens
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

A BIG 'LUNGE.-Mr. Drew, of the Ameri
can, received Wednesday morning from Hon.
Jed P. Clark of Milton a muskelunge which
weighed, dressed and without the head,
twenty-three pounds. The entire fish could
not have weighed less than thirty-pounds.
This monarch of the waters was allowed
to tell its own story but it was doubtless
caught in the lake. 1t was very fine eating
AS number, wholly Mr. Drew's courtesy
had an opportunity TO try its quality on the
table, can testify.
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nIEn.

H""E AT lcuchn. October .th. I-iy Uf typhod
fnrnin"nlL llli McileHiN. wifc ri Frank H. Howe
aged - Ncurs
lltSEnS. Ia Milton, sept. 9Th, OF hemnrrbape
oi ia" stomach. MARY A. IlrTsnn aged ~ wears
pNERnw.-n Omro, Wisconsin. Sept 18Th. 1.7a
nt consumption, Mrs. Inr-c Grtiin Wifi. OF Dudley
barrow, formerly "f jericho. VI, aged ~ wears
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-10

We are pleased to learn that the recent
Chittenden County Fair was financial sue
cess. 500 having been left in the Societys
treasury over and above all expenses.