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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01

Leonard Thorn of Waltham, aged about
20 years, died Wednesday night of diph
iberia. His illness was brief He was
one of the most robust and healthy young
lington, has a large class in painting, in
this place The death of Mrs Ransom
Beers of Ferrisburgh is announced, in her
10Th year.
The Addison county convention meets
at Middlebury June 80. The funeral of
Wednesday night Of diphthera, passed
through our streets Friday 1t was uuac-
companied by his broken hearted mother.
who is down with diphtheria. His only
sister could not attend on account of i'll
ness The death of Mrs. Charles Callen.
wide circle here. Her sister, Mrs.
Henry Booth and her husband, Mrs
NJ X. Fisher, and Mr.. Nelson Rich
ards, father of Mrs Calender, have gone
to Glendale to attend the funeral Mrs.
Nelson Richards was not able to stand
the journey. They have very peculiar
mail arrangements between Bristol and
South SHrksboro, also between Bristol
and New Haven Mills, and friend LamsOn
might find something to amuse him should
he look them up, nearly equal To the som
erset case The mails are semi-occasiOnal
the address by w. II. :. WhitcOmh of
Burlington before the brethren Of the
mystic tie was very fine thing, and was
listened to 10y MasOus of this and adioin-
ing towns. ....T The receipts of the BAPTIST
sOCiabe Friday evening were over S2O....
The friends of Fred Owens and wife gave
them an anniversary party Thursday
evening last, that being the tenth ami
versary of their marriage 1t was at the
house of Mrs. Benedict.
Memorial day passed oil to the entire
satisfaction of ali. The Grafton by Hon.
j. X. Batchelder was very appropriate
and heartily app!auded. The procession
was large, consisting of Ethan Allen Post,
! the iiremen, the State school boys, city
government and citizens, preceded by the
band. After marching through the prin-
! cipal streets they returned to the park
where the Grafton was delivered. The
graves of the soldiers were decorated in
three cemeteries, nearly 26 in number.
| There We're 1900 to 2OOO persons present.
THE most melancholy death that has
ever occurred in this vicinity took place
in Waltham Sunday. Mrs. Leonard
Stone the death of whose only son from
diphtheria occurred, last week, was her
self taken with the terrible disease on the
day OF her sons funeral, died Sunday
afternoon and was buried Monday fore
noon. Her afflicted daughter is all that is
left OF what WAS two week SagO healthy
happy family ... Mrs. J. G Hindes was
Frustrated by an attack of heart diseas,
Memorial day, and at one time wa
thought to be dying. -. Mrs. Jane DAM
of Springfield, VT, daughter of the vene
rable Samuel Wilson, is visiting her faith
er. Mrs. II. L. kiugsland who has beer
sick for some time is no better
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01

Won,n,,ioi d;;v and NJ nnn time was
ihn,rbt to ha dvin,, Mrs lane Dana
of SnrinoGaid Tt dnngbter Of the vene,
-, lJa CnnnaI Iyilsnn il VISITING her f,th-
90" H.. y tim',tI,rd ,vIo has hnan
einl, fo,, uo,nn tin,a is nn hnttar
Middlebury,
49,,
Inc DECORATION Day exercises IN ma
dlebury village VIII occur Monday fore
noon, May 81, aud in East Mlddlebury IN
the afternoon ol the same day. In the vi,
ldge, me procession 10 lne cemetery Will
include POST fu.seI u. a. IT, ahu camp
Tracy IONS pt NetrranS OF MluulepurN,
Post Needham ol f-asl MluuleD'lrN' the
lire company ana all the other orSaula-
tons ana lodges III town. With the schooi
chlldreh ana the speaker OF the DAY ana
cItlIenS III carriages, etc', hetueu ny the
MludleDury pahd' Al ime tWo GENE,
leiles the uSual services VIII ne heId ana
the graves Will be profuSeIy decorated;
heturHhhS 10 lhe Nl,iaEV lhe iV'ures9 VIII
be gwen by James W. 0liue' f'sq" aI lhe
town hall' ana there VIII De music pE
cholr choSeh LOT lhe OCCASION AIler ulIi-
ner POST hussei ana camp racy, WIN
many OF me village people VIII go oul 10
East Mluulenury 10 ParIiclpi'e III Ihe
exercises there. mere alSo uilere
VIII be procession ana at the cemetery
the graves VIII oe uecoraleu win tHe &C
companylng rltuallsuG services OF the
Grand Army OF the Repubnc The ad-
uress Will 1 De deilNereu DE heN, "A: NC
| GfeEor OF Ilcondero3a, y. - VINO is un.
uerstoou 10 ne an eActllehu speaker Il
the weather permits the college pase pan
nine expect 10 90 TO lorl henry next Mon
day ana give lhe crack team Oh that pace
a trlal.. AS IL looks now IL Will take
three or four whole cars at least TO accom-
modate the Middlebury peopif VINO design
to go TO brandon saturday 70 attend the
uedlcalion ol tne SoluieIs Hl@ollu @ @u'lell'
there. .. i rank J." champagne mas gone
back To Rutland ana expects To make ms
| permanent residence there hereafter.
Inc old ADDISON county Marble company
/ Is about 10 dissolve as Il corporaulQh, ana
al IT'S properly VIII! soon he sold. IL Is be,
lieVed lhat II the A'i!'i9lon t i quarry cou!,l t
/ get INTO tht hal'lS Oh men VINO nave the
necessary capital ana experience the m
Vestment could he made To pay very hand
! solnely.
Assistant Postmaster y, VI; burke Is
suffering with spralned ankle. There
was quite heavy fall of snow Nednes-
day morning ON the mountains IN ana
around RptOn ...CharleS y. Chapman
| started "Wednesday Tor Butler, kentucky,
in charge OF the II ewes and seven lambs
which he recently sold there. These
sheep will make the first registered flock
in the whole state OF kentucky.
Mr.. Hiram Potter OF Monkton,
one of the "old veterans was in
town Thursday and Friday and received
many warm greetings from his former
comrades in arms, Rev, Q. a. Kramer
an evangelist who has done much mis-
sionary work IN Great Britain in recent
years, is in town and will hold meeting,
in the town hall on Sunday, morning and
evening. &C.. The Republican county con
venton will be held in Middlebury on
Wednesday, June %. There promises tC
be decidedly scrub race for the sena
torial nominations as candidates are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01
st. Johnsbury.

Decoration day will be observed here on
Monday next by invitation OF Wood
bury Post No. 63, the st. Johnsbury Post
goes to West Concord to assist ia the OBJ
servance of the day on Saturday, May %
A special meeting of the Post is to he
held on Saturday evening to muster in
new recruits. On Sunday evening the
Post march in II body to attend the ser
vice Sunday evening in Music hall, Rev.
Dr. Lamson is to preach the sermon. On
Monday forenoon committees from the
G.. a. X. 90 to the cemeteries at st, Johns
bury, East St. Johnsbury Centre and Pas
sumpsic The q. \. Il. services will be
held at the new lot in the cemetery in
stead of at the soldiers monument as
heretofore.
Quite a large delegation from Chamber
lin Post No. /, q. A. r., went to West
Concord on Saturday afternoon by invita-
tion of Woodbury. Post No. d3, 10 join in
the observance Of Memorial Day. The pro
cession marched to the cemetery where
services were held at the new lot. II then
returned To Music hall. The hall wa,
well filled and the orntion by Col. George
| W. Hooker was both well written and
well delivered I'm the evening was The
concert and campfire i'm Music hall
/ Major r. II. ilcndershoit the ta
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01
Franklin.

Decoration day was properly observed
Saturday, under the direction of Marsh
Post No 50 G.. \, h. The exercises at the
town hail consisted of music by the Frank
lin cornet band, singing 10y the choir, an
opening prayer by Rev. y. I. Clark, and
an address by Rev. + Snow. Almost the
entire audience went to the cemetery to
noon similar exercises took place at East
Franklin, the same speaker giving the adj
dress Rev. Mr.. Snow went to North
Troy, Monday to deliver the memorial adj
dress at that place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01
NIorrisville.

Union Memorial services We're held at
town hall on Saturday afternoon, Post
Warner NO. 1, q. y. h. attending in Il
body Rev. Mr.. Bushee of the COngre-
gational church read a portion of Scrip.
ture and offered prayer. Rev W. H.
Hyde, pastor of Methodist church, then
presented an interesting and appropriate
sermon. On Monday afternoon the eX-
ercises of Decoration day were very sue
cessfully carried out The procession of
veterans headed by the Morrisvllle band
proceeded to the cemetery, when the
graves We're decorated, -. after which the
procession marched t5~ the town hall
where the Hon. H. II. Powers delivered
an Grafton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01

nous drummer boy of the Kappa
hammock, drummed upon the drum
which was presented him by Horace Gree
ly for gallantry at Fredericksburg. For
the camp fire. Major II. V. King of phila-
delphia gave an excellent address. The
proceeds of this concert go toward form
ing fund for erecting u suitable monu-
ment upon the &. a. h. lot in the ceme-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01

Memorial Day was not observed here at
all The band went To Bakerstield....
Rev. Mr.. Guild of Enosburgh Centre Off
ciated at the Methodist church sunday in
exchange with the pastor. There will
be a strawberry and ice cream festival at
the Methodist parlors on "Wednesday
evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14


The eleventh annual pessins Of VIZ
Western yermoni Masonic unioa uill b
held II Fsirbsvsn Wednesday. January
20. This union consists Of msnbsn Of
lodges In the counties Of Addison. Chit
tendsn. Rutland and Berninssca. and The
yearly proceedings include banquet and
ball.
Receiver Writers Of The Flint National
bank Of 81 Albans has received from the
com ,rolIer an order 10 nahs II i-2 per
cent divided amounting 10 sbout SIS. 800
The checks vent 10 Washington Saturday
for signing aud will be ready for delivery
some time this week. Alter this dividend
is paid there will be good surplus GU
hand With which 10 meet any contingency.
This program has been announced BY
Department Commander W. L. Green
leaf for the q. A. X. ssssnpmsnt a.
Burlington;
Thursdsy, January 2l.-Forsnooe--
Headquarters will be sstAblisAsd IN the
American house parlors. where the eoua-
Gil Of administration viii meet u .
o'clock. 70 prepare The roll Of delegates
and audit tho accounts Of The assistant
qusrtermsster general. Committee on
credent ias ComIsds J. u. Scully. j..
q. Morse, aud q. II. Bond. Auditing
committee Comrsds II. J. Coffee ].
II. Walbridge and W. II. fillmore.
Afternoon -msssing Of We encamp-
ment in city hall Il . ocloak. opening Of
the encsmpmsnt in due form. calling o.
the roll Of department officers. report Of
committee on credentials, calling the roll
Of delegates and members. reports Of do
partment officers, appointment Of con.
mittees. reception and reference Of com
munications from posts. reception and
reference OF communications from indi.
vidusls.
Evening Unfinished business Of the
previous sessions. introduction Of new
business.
Friday. January 22.-Forsnoon-
Opening Of the encampment according 70
reading the minutes Of
previous sessions. reports Of committees.
slection OF officers for year ensuing.
Afternoon Installation Of officers, in /
reduction Of resolutions reading the
minutes OF the encampment for corrsc-
ion. closing Of the encampment 10 duo
0rm.
The commander ain -chief and senior
ice -commander-in. chief have both sig ;.
Iifed their intention Of being present at
he encsmpment, which promises 10 be
he largest and most interesting in the 0
istory Of this department a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

Miss Edna Marsh Of West Fairlee Gen.
ter, aged about 10 years. recently eloped
with David Hackett Of Bradford, aged ~
years, widower with two children, whose
wife died less than year ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

From almost every section Of the state
come reports Of general improvement Of
the health Of our people due no doubt to
the influence Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

ANY physician who has used It will
certify to the excellence Of Hunts Rene
dy. Hunts Remedy 10 . standard rene
dy for dropsy and kidney diseases" GIL
BERT CLARK, NJ. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

Some say ..Consnmp tion cant b cured.
Ayers Cherry Pictorial proves by forsy
Year, experience. . curs for this diseases
when not already beyond the reach Of
medical aid. Even then its uss affords
great relief, and insurss refreshing sleep.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

Col. Mead Of Randolph has received
from Gov. Pingres the appointment n
commissioner TO the American exhibition
which opens next May In London,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

Salvation Oil, is what you want. II
XII lis pain and cures the worst Of rheuma.
tism. neuralgia. sore throat. hoarsencss,
and headache. Take no lust y good. "
Price 25c. . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

Adolph Lalloz, carriage manufacturer.
ll9 Carroll Street, Buffalo, N. Y. states:
II was troubled with nausea Of the
stor ach, sick headache and general de-
bility. Burdock Blood Bitters Cured
me-"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

'ug OF tho old nation
The banking buila. ,ssrchauts' row op-
81 bank Of Rutland. on A. cold 70 p. w.
posite the depot, has been ',sk will be
Clement for $4,000. The b. xishius
fitted up and occupied = pu.
house for the Rutlnad Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

A Weston temperance man emptied
upon the ground Wednesday morning ID
barrels OF cider which be had taken from
his own cellar. Bow il got into the cellar
is not known.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

The annual meeting OF tie State Teach
ers' association is to be held at Burling-
ton, beginning January 28. and continu-
ing three days
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

II you use porous plasters the best and
strongest one made is the Hop Plaster.
They kill pain and strengthen the parts.
A great many people say so. 25c. drug
gists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

G. H. Dudley Of West Concord has 80
men and 10 teams in the woods. intending
to get in 2. 900, 900, feet Of logs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

EARAcHE. Toothache. Sore Throat,
70 Neck. and the results oil cold and
welled use DR.. Thomas Eclectric
hamation, oAin destroyer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estste OF ELIAS BENTLEY
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners. TO receive, examine and
adjust Oh cl'ims and demands Of all persons
sSainst the estate OF
Elias Bsntlsr, late Of Manchester
10 eaid District, deceased, and oil claims sxhib-
lied In OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that
" will meet for the purposes aforesaid, ~ the
late DWELLING house OF the said deceased,
on the 23rd day Of June neat. from o'clock,
4 \. until 4 O'Clock p n, Of said day. and ihat
six months from the 23rd day OF December, A d.
1885. 10 The time limited BY said Court for said
creditors TO present their claims to NJ for exam
nation and allowance.
Dated 1t Manchester this 2srd day Of Do.
oember, A. d. 1885.
sssw MIRIAM HARD, CONT"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

wAsa lssy ~ ~. ~ ssvs ~ castsiA.
Wa shs ~ CA1A, - aisd IL csse~iA
wAsu shs bsoans Nj. - d.ns = Castwis.
w - ~ CAaAssa, ~ osvs ~ cestatA'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

Wells. ..nsugh % cevss'.
AK for Wells .'Roogh % Corns." l5c.
Compless, psrmsnspt cara Cons, warts
Cs,nions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Inpo-
teaos, Sexual Debility, cured ~ "Hsirs
Heal til .Rcnewer" u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

A decision was rendered by the supreme
court in session At Burlington, in the case
Of the Rutland railroad against Clement 4
Sons. Joel NJ Hoven and J. A. Mead.
The decision revises tho decree Of the
chancery court and remands the suit with
decree that the bill be dismissed With
costs 10 the descendants, . nd that tho W
lidity OF certificates Of %. z 90 shares OF pre-
fsrrsd stock held BY the de Pendants and a.
legged 10 be void be ssts' ,Iishsd - valid
The Bennington Coun y Savisgs bank
has declared = semsaur.ssl dividend o.
2 pr rent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

The cstis~ns Of sdioiniss tovna and The
comrades o. other posts u The G.A h
viii pssrcniss this On sesiaiunent and not
only have q good tune bat get tsics OF
thres times their moneys worth. and help
the depleted treasury Of Post Drdlsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14
ARLINGTON.

feopis arc beginning 10 harvest their
ice, which ia now about ton inches thick
and Of very good quality.
Tho murcury vent away down from
10 70 10 degrees hsfhs zsrn Tuesday morn.
ing. There is soms, snow but the sleigh
ing is poor.
MIR. A. +. B1 tlelt aud W. G. Bartlett,
bis sou have beer, quite sick for few days
bat are nov b.iter and able TO be out
again. Mr.. II. G. Bronson had charge Of
The hotel during their illnsss.
Post Dudley. G. A. r., have received
from tho state Armory Is ssbers aud belts.
which arc 10 be usel when the Post ap.
pears ont for parade. or on any other oc-
cssion when they may be needed.
The children ere having gay times
having surpnas parties. About IS Of them
appeared II =. Vests the other evening
and bad grand time. Mondsy evening
they called on Martha aud May Warner At
NE Arliugtoa House and had another
lively sins. Who're they will appear ns..
u uncertain.
-Dudiey Post. No. %. q. Ar. will
have "A sntsrtainmsnt tAs last Of shi.
soath OF the nrss Of February Consisting
} 10 lecture. campfire and dance. Tickets
; III Be- out soon. and every comrsde is ex.
= etsd 10 sell large number OF I'd EN-.
4 sdnission 10 the whole will be smsll
'. II. Parker. Of Cambridge. VT. mem
y Of the last Legislature. will deliver the
'es are The lecture Is entitled .srhs
III sn Soldier" add viii be very irtsr-
,sie {. The Post viii spare no pains 70
aha this cne Of the bcss. IL not the bsss
,tsr tsinmsnt they ever gave, Tickets
Ill also BE- sent 10 ether posts ia tbs
,unt, for sale: aid The oonnsnder hopes
III. = Of osly The citizens OF cur town bot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-01-14

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-29
SACRAMENTO.
TheRepublicans Will Elect
a Senator.
NEXT TUESDAY THE FATAL DAY
Nobody Seems Anxious to Occupy
Hearst's Seat, but a Figure
head will be Procured.

Special TO the Herald bv the Assoe,aied Press
SACRAMENTO, July 2o.-A hepuoii'
can joint caucus Of Senators and Assem-
blymen to consider the advisability Of
a,s.,,., pa...,,a.. ), suocsed Hears,
e'e0'nk "ePuo''o.n -
was held to-day Mcclure presided a'o
+. d. Ryan, Clerk of the Assembly, was
Secretarv. Seventy Republican Sena.
.s. .-.h,,, answsred the roll
'ors ana A''o'n''s "'e- .,s., ..,h..a,,a,
call. There was no questioh "n7'ese'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-29

A large number OF people in the East
ern States contemplate removal tc
California during the summer and
autumn months, before the icy fetters oi
Jack Frost again encircle them in their
cold embrace, and his snowy mantle ia
thrown over the land. Many Of these
intending immigrants have read the
Resources. which has large Eastern
circulation. and the pictures of a
California winter. therein set forth,
contracted with the rigors and discom.
forts Of that season in the East,
have determined many to abandon a
country where the inclemsncy of the
climate, for six months in the year, rem
ders agricultural pursuits impossible, and
seek their future home in the land OF
sunshine and flowers. The unprece.
dentsd immigration Of the present year
thus far. and the anticipated increase
during the remaining summer and au.
tumn months, has produced an unusual
activity In the real estate market and in
many portions Of the State there has
been marked increase in prices couse.
quent upon the unusual demand. The
profits arising from real estate in.
vestments are certain to give
permsnency to the present active
demand for land, and after the infinx Of
visltors in August, we may look for .
considerable advance in values, ssPe-
cially in agricultural and fruit lands.
The principal demand is for this class Of
Ia uda a1khnuul, m ann .o1oo ~ ctfx. s,r<Sxa-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-29
THE BRITIsH mINIsTnx.
The GentIemen who will Gs
Themselves Hated.

The GentIemen who Will Get
Themselves Hated.
LONDON. July 28.-The following ap-
pointmeuta have been made and accept.
r.. u- osa.... -. c...nu
Gu iiolne oeoie'sry' Aoiu uose
Hamilton; Chief Secretary for ireland,
Sir Michael Hicks Beach; Secretary for
y.r v;..onnt CranbrooL. lord Prssi.
' .,r'.,- -, Tss..,.:rs /.
uon' " sAo S"'uS'''s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-29


Notice IL hereby given that II is the inten
tion Of the Council Of the City Of Los Ange
les TO change and establish the grade ol
Centennial Ave. from Temple street Il
Bellevue Ave. a. follows:
At the fntersectioR OF Temple street the
grade shall be ns now established 500
feet sboye the datum plane; at the
south line OF B6ston street the
grade shall b. $40 feet above the
datum piene; q the north line Of Bos'
ton street the grade shall be 81 90 feet above
the datum plane; At the south line ofiBelle
vue avenue tho grade shall be a. now -
tablished. s2.oo feet above the datum plane
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections. II any they have.
with the Clerk Of the Council within ten
days Of the date Of the first publication Of
this notice.
Angeles 1t It's meeting Of July 10Th. A. d.
W. w. ROBINSON,
clsrk of the Council Of The CITY Of Los An.
Lss Angeles. July s7th. 1855. ,y2sl~