Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-03

and does not seem to be getting any bet
ter Miss Ellen Fuller, formerly a
teacher in the Middlebury public schools,
died on Saturday, and the funeral took
Fisher, president of the Green Mountain
Pulp Company, and wife returned Friday
night from their trip south and west. Mr..
Fishers partner, Robinson CHrtwell,
started Monday morning for visit to the
New Orleans Exposition, intending to be
absent until about the first of May.
windsor.
The seventh annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Vermont X, of II. will be held
1885, at 10 o'clock n, m, On Tuesday eve
ming March ith, O. b. Royce, Esq, Grand
Dictator of the Grand Lodge of Vermont,
will give an address in town hall, to be
followed by "Frazar's Burlesque Initia-
ton by the members of Windsor Lodge
No. 1886 * of H.
Bristol.
Rev. Mr. Hayward will preach at the
Advent church next Sunday morning on
Ancient and Modern Spiritualsm from
Il Bible Standpoint About .
o'clock, Wednesday morning, while Benz
Cousin and John Belman were at work
in the Little Notch, Cousins discovered
black bear. They at once procured a gun
and went to the hole where bruin had Sc
creled hlhlSeli anu alter some lap0r sue
ceeued III Se'tlhE ShoI at MN ana klillng
Nun lhey Drought ms carcass 10 the
village where it was viewed by a large
crowd. 1t weighed IA pounds. Clark
Huntington is selling it ont by the pound
AT ms lharket ~ Eugene iiallock OF Fan,
.Qn, Herpero Nort0h ol iiunIlhEtoh ana
MIS-. ". Noouruii ol MldulepurN nave
friends IA large party of younr and
oid folks took Col. Eaton by surprise.
W eqnesuay evening, ana mad most en-
1oyaDle ll'he' 1 ne ltle hours comedy
company presented !he drama East
Lynne TUESDAY evening; 10 Il iair-slZeu
aiulelce, ana was wen plaIed lor home
talent. .lhere Is some talk OF IA new
ne nc connected WIN Lincoln ny telephone.
MOSES boNe ana 'reorSc mayer Oh Lincoln
are canNaSNlng the town Tor thHt purpose.
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conte ,a,. onnud o,rl,s ir"nts ,o,, J,,',, = =,
nototdos "a cn,,t ~. bsIoi "UI.tt,
p,.isin,r 5ifi1nn nr o"r'ro ~ u Lnr,,
b,n, ~ ntTa,.i -, +L f ,,.I ., u
nJ school thrae valnnhlp p,ii1ui for thn ti,
Tnst y s,oolnrs ,o,Ti iot |ie
from each denartmnnt irv for thnp nri2a
tnve an IN oI and ns U tne
can trv the cnrnnetitnrr ava to %ond ~
DR. Farnbarn in their own honI ,wrtino .,titi , q
thnir nnne ,l,n nomna nf n;ona niii
hf, l,N- A t,ui1 ,,F
thn and ch,rnntnr Of tL ",
snol,ar nre tn ha tatan INTO cnnSiTarpption piI
v tha im,,oC T%n ,ri,aS ,,,So - W
rf.,.'s Hoi,.id,rad i!7.' o',I y"
NTii+or,s nnctirni ,vnrl,. thiI Gn1oTiJ'rn
means rha ona,,inrr !. 10 occ,,r n,' ,bo
n,ya,,in,r of Vy.innSIa7. H,,;l Sn.T oi I ~ ~
t ha fraa o,, ''"' anu -
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White River junction.
w \IcIrtira &. 10 b,va ros.,,I, ,,,,,,-
cbasnd , I3IG inch chma vhi.tIa fr pII 'ri',
imtr Tho tyrtba, ,r,Iirntiou, .,,no,,,ii,', H.
nine tomU Tbnv oye nv .',1 iIo , w
hmsness card rmnt.inin,, he rn,iSoI " cnGo l,I
with signal blasts represented by a sim
PIE urI"'Tg,ient III o, IsiraS ol ai'leTent
Sn,,il e INV ''o 0''' ''''' i'''' ''i'0'
AP''i We p,rt,
Mr.. sumner Spauldlhg aled suddenly, OF
heut disease Monday afternoon ut his
nome. ne leaves Il WlIe ana seven chill
ureh ana was aSeu ABOUT 2o years ne
American hotel III inns place was sold AT
auction Monday to Hon. j. VI. Dyer of
west SaliSDury.
James iehbrWKe, son OF VI m: II. Zen
nniia>,o n,, "m, - th al
Baptist society at Newport, y. y. during
the college vacation H. f. Gaines sold
Bruno for 5000. Capt. ii. y. White lost
a COW by drowning last week, through the
inordnate stupidity of his man of ali work,
who cut hole in the lake large enough
for all the cattle to drink from at once
Workers continue to explore our territory
in search of hay and straw. The crossing
on the ice is the best and until it becomes
unsafe there will probably be no abatement
in our export trade Hay is worth $40 per
ton, at the barn. There will be Fast Day
services at the Baptist church on Friday :.
Charles Tull, Esq. traded his 400 pound
Pilot bred horse Cucumber" for a pair of
heavy oxen and cart, somewhere in the
vicinity of Mineville y. y.
ST. AIbans
1,,, rts.
Vermont Supreme Court. sustaininp the
demurrer of Judge ROyce's counsel TO the
pleas filed bv the defendant i'm the civil
libel suit brought bv Judge Rovce against
Editor Malonev of the Richford G1zcttr
The defendant refused to amend the nleos
at the Supreme term of Franklin County
Court. and the case was CARRIED nm TO the
Supreme Court, The decision of The Sn.
preme Court is considered to settle the
case in Judge Royce's favor.