Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-24
PERSONAL.

$500 year and rectory, and will probably
accept.
Ex-Gov. Horace Fairbanks and family
were in Rome when last heard from and
were IN excellent health. They go thence
10 Naples
HON. Loren b. Sessions, the New YORK
otate senator, accused oil attempted bribery
Vi hieinoers Oh the assembly 10 vote ior
0hauncey M- Depe" ior nited States Sena-
tor, Is native oil Brandon, this Stale
Prof. Hiram Orcutt, for sixteen years past
principal OF the seminary ut West Lebanon,
N H., has resigned that position TO become
manager oil The New hngland bureau oi
Euucalion anu new Eh9iahu Iuoiish'ns
company Oh Doston-
!" "iisn'' i'''N' pA'
~
no" vi Anuo'e'' MASS na' Dev" -
professor Vi We" Testament n'eiA'uie anu
BIBLICAL 'neoiosy III ooeri'' eoi'ese LID
acceptance Is pfopaoie'
AieAahuer o"i'' oio'i'ei -in-iA" Vi NV
the old Gary homestead IN 0incinha'l known
as Clovernook, and intends 10 repair the
buildings and TO make oil the grounds me-
mortal park, in honor OF the departed anu
vcnerated early occupants OF the place.
Col. Levi B. Child of Derby died June IL,
aged sc years. An older brother, David Lee
Child, the husband Of Lydia Maria Child the
authoress, was distinguished as Il scholar. A
younger brother graduated at West Point
and became a celebrated engineer. \ third,
Marcus Child, figured in Canadian politics.
Col Child entered on manufacturing as his
business in life. He built factory at Der
by in 1870, but subsequently engaged in
farming.
Hall and one of tho most resnected citizens
g po; H., =, po,,;,u,o, f,an,ra
Ua,,uo.,,a,. a. it., ,ooo,d roor of b;s
aaa -, IS ,,,a la, Ills ot hio Tfo h.
' ms VI ,.> -.
has been soreiy affiicted Win rheuinalisin'
""'In nr..en '-,-''''' -
u 'ii' a''ie'ion n' was an '''''. ~
ND" Vi
i'e "i'e "nN
''' -i' nos nv,
u ms
ni' ''''' ~" en'f
'"',
n'' 80. y,
~ IS NJ Moe,,,-
''o" i'''e ~, S'"' u wv '1
ne"i' "n,ie d. @' -
-, :, Gu.
-. uh
-, c.. V :. II, 90 h,,nd-od
~, - - a,;m hoaI,h
IT., - p-.,,,,, 80, s,,,0,, Wow,
:; a., p.;,;a,, -, s,,,',;, :, Soo;n and
po,,,;un, - Wa,;nr,on ars af,orv.ra
,.,-;s- -, :; .,,h,,,,; ,h, ,,;s;n in In
AZ, r1,,,,, ,,..,, s.,-,,ro,,. ,,.orndad a,
| Rodoios ord Ua,.r,oo He romoved IN this
,,- 100, p;.,, os h;s ,h;r,o,n oh;l
dren survive, the Oldest being nearly so years
of age.
There is now being erected over the grave
of Mrs Cross (Georre Eliot. In Highrate
Cemetery, a handsome memorial stone. 1t
:, :, Tho form, of n, oh.,;sl, ,velve feet in
" rr
heiSht, oi DUO Ut Auerueeh s'ahi'e' no
pedestal bears the following inscription In
pold letters. s.Of those immortal dead who
H., a;,, :, ,;nds rod. ho,,.r bv ,bo;r
'''e - ~ ''' -
presence. here lies the pouy oi ueorge
Elliot, Mary Ann Cross. Born 22nd No
vember, 1919. Died 22nd December, 1880
1t may not be generally known that George
Eliot's mother is still living. She is ninety
years old and is a resident of Hobart, Tas-
mania
;,, e a., E.,,,., c.r,,,a nor,
III" 'N0 ". 'i
troversy mas arisen In Engiahu- Mr. rrouue
recently sent to Carlyle's niece Mrs. Aitken
CARLYLE n check for $500 representine the
-, -. H., ,,..,u ,bo ,,,.
Pioii's WHICH iiai '"''' i"i a'i'en u" 'ne 'Aie
oil the "Reminiscences In acknowledging
the receipt of the draft, the recipient used
eynressions which showed that she u rsr,led
=, -, G..
tne SUM Us he' just i's"'' anu n'' A' iie'
gift of the donor The latter, acting under
lepal advice nj once stoppcd payment OF the
chect hahn, vsr,e1 that If i, wer. recaived