Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-15
NATIONAL ENGAGEMENT, G. A. II.
Schedule of Rates Adopted by the Central
Vermont Road.


The rates adopted by the Central Yer
mont railroad from the principal points
in Vermont to the National encampment,
G. A. r., at Portland, and return, are as
follows. From Bennington and the
line of the Bennington and Rutland
road, 81 from Bellows Falls and points
south of Rutland, 5000; from Rutland
and points to Nergennes, inclusive, $500 ;
from Alburgh. Swanton, Highgate Springs
and intermediate stations to Georgia, in
elusive. $500; from Milton, s.. j. Col
chester, So %; from Burlington to Essex
Junction. inclusive. So 90; Richmond to
North DuXbury, inclusive, 81 IS; Water
bury to Mddlesex, 1850; Sharon to RoX-
bury, inclusive, $500, Northfield 1880 ;
Barre $3.50; Brattleboro, via Bellows
Falls, White River Junction and Wells
River direct, 81 so from Bellows Falls to
Springfield, VT, inclusive, via White
River Junction and Wells River S60
Windsor. 81 so A.; Island Pond, via Grand
Trunk railway, 1915.
1t is proposed to have special train, the
Messenger states, leaving Bellows Falls
about a. m, on Thursday, June 23d. to
| accommodate those on the southern end
of the Rutland division. to reach Rutland
in time to start from that place on the spec
ial train, June 23d, about 6;30 H. M, at which
time the Bennington county delegation
can join the special train. This train will
stop mt the principal points between Rut-
land and Burlington leave burlington
about a. IN. stop at principal points be-
tween Burlington and Montpelier leave
| Montpelier about 1920 a. m, and reach
Portland between and 8 p. m. From
Sharon to Montpelier junction train
will be arranged to connect with the spec
ial for Portland. For points north of Els
sex Junction, the morning mail train will
take passengers, changing at Essex June
ton. Returning a special will leave Port
land about a. IN. Friday, June 26. From
Brattleboro special train will leave or
Monday, June 22d, about s a. m, going via
Bellows Falls, White River Junction and
Wells River.
United States Circuit and District Courts.
The following cases have been noted foI
trial at the May term of the United States
Circuit and District Courts for the Dis
trict of Vermont, which opens at Wind
sor, May 10, at two p. IN.
| Law Docket-Andre b. Lewis, Jr., VS..
the New England Fire Insurance compa
ny ; Adler, Goldman & Co., VS.. New Eng
/ band Fire Insurance company Bradley
/ Fertilizer company VS.. Hiram a. Cutting
Celluloid Brush company VS.. New Eng
land Fire Insurance company Daniel
Roberts, receiver, VS. Oscar A. Burton and
!
ceiver VS. Edward A. SOwles DAME
Roberts. receiver, vs. Oscar A. Burton
The First National Bank of PlattsburGh
n. Y, VS.. f.. q. Deming ; Daniel Roberts,
receiver, VS.. Albert Sowles.
OF the Chancery Docket cases, in Robert
FiIton and wife, vs. the Phoenix Assur
ance company of London ct ais, it has
been ordered that the issues in the case
be sent to the jury, and the case will pro
badly be tried at this term. In the case OF
Daniel Roberts, receiver, VS., Henry II
HILL administrator which was recently
decided in favor of the defendant 10y
Judge Wheeler, the petition for rehear
ing was granted and the case will un
doubtedly be heard by Judge Wallace
who visits this district for the irst time.
The law and chancery dockets contain
90 cases. The first suit marked for trial
that of the Bradley Fertilizer Company o
Boston against DR.. Hiram A. Cutting
secretary of the State Board of Agricul
ture an ection to recover $4,000 damages
in alleged libelous statements mad,
against the plaintiff by the defendant il
one of the courses of ectures in the white
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