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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
JOHNSON.

Mrs. L. II. Wheeler, wife of Deacon
Wheeler, died suddenly Thursday while ne
and daughter were at the village. She was
in her usual health when they left Ser
vices at the house Saturday Linda,
daughter OF NJ. c. Foote, died Monday of
consumption.-L ". Fletcher has moved
into Mrs Hll's house ON Depot street --
Prof. A. II. Campbell supplied the Congre-
gational church at Jacksonville Sunday. -
Frank Parker has returned to town. Mrs.
b. f. Ober and mother are in Clinton,
Mass. Thomas Margetts is visiting in
Montreal. -Persis Landon is spending her
vacation at home. William. son of Daniel
Scott, while playing Saturday fell out of
the barn and broke his collar bone; he is
doing well. Col. F. c. Whiting and wife
are in Montreal. Members of Waterman
lodge went to Wolcott last week. and con-
ferred the "Knights of Birmingham upon
II Of their lodge The Methodist society
furnished free dinners to their Sunday
school scholars on Wednesday. The Con
gregational society had instead of "A tree a
fire place with "Old Santa Claus - There
will be public installation OF officers of
Waterman lodge on January 8th-A. ID,
Robbins Of Eden takes possession of Hotel
de SaXby.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
WESTElELD.

Alice Ha2,lton goes to Boston for q few
days. bout 30 attended the social at Mr.
Wallace ID. Niller's, Thursday Con
gregational ladies social meet with Mrs.
Hiram Miller Friday, afternoon and evening
A. ~. Aseltirc has received l;3 10 back pay
and his pens on is increased to Sl4 per month.
ii. o. Miller and wife had a gathering Of
the Miller families Christmas, Charles
Gardyne and Mary, eldest daughter of Hon.
William G. Eikin- Of North Troy, are mar
red Mr.. and Mrs. Gardyne comc az once
to West;ield TO their home. Friends decor
atcd the ria2las with chinese lanterns making
the homecoming bright and cheerful --
Wallace Kendall Of Newport has been APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF tire
late philander barnes Stella Gilman In,
gone to Montreal. Alfred Miller recently
killed a Hoistein calf OF May, 1859, which
dressed over 400 pounds. the hide alone
weilhe over 60 pounds. Mrs. Carl Bean
is hettcr.-JoLn Martin COOS to Jay this
winter. teauing William Trumpa7, has
rent d his farm to George Goddard Of
Lowell and moves to Barre in the SPRING
Julian Benware has completed two 10
foot SNOW rollers, rs feet in diameter for
the town use 10 cost about Tl3l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
EAST MlDDLEBuRY.

William Forth is home for the holidays
-Needham post, G. A. r., elected these
officers: j. p. Kirby, p, c.; Almon Enos,
S. V c.; O. II. Clark, }. Y. c.; II. II,
Ellis, Q. M; G., W. Hewitt, Surg; j. j.
Manney, Chap; W. IL. Olmsted .. D.; N.
Decker o. &. Public installation January
2, after which the post will hold a campfire.
Interesting speakers are expected Mrs. n.
Speare, who received a despatch announc-
ing her daughter dangerous illness in
Massachusetts, has later Intelligence that
she is out of danger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
NORTH FAYSTON.

School has begun in district A. II. C..
Sanders from New Hampshire teacher. -
Lillian A. Porter finishes the school out in
district 2.-Mrs. c. b. Porter has returned
from Mortified Fred Boyce has returned
from Michigan, and is at work for j..
Grandfeld. Rev. q. Howe preached a
Christmas sermon from st. Luke q II,
Sunday. Mrs. NJ. S. Strong is improving
slowly. Mrs, George Nelson is poorly
Mrs William Bennett is sick,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
AlPuRGH.

DR.. +. L. Ladue has been appointed
health officer for this town.--Tho Christmas
tree at the Congregational church has been
postponed one year Oh account of the pre-
valence OF measles. Mrs, p. NJ. Saber has
recovered from her serious attack of
measles Fremont Hazen died Thursday
night of consumption The selectmen have
purchased the materials for the construction
of a snow roller-A large delegation of
Masons went to Swan ton Friday night to
witness the work of 1G lodge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
WAIE RRuRX.

Harvey Lease has returned from Bridge
port, Conn, where he has been for several
months in a jewelers. store The climate
there is unfavorable to his health. Minnie
Arms of Durbury has returned to Montpel-
ier where she works for Gross 81 Sons
Mrs. Frank Carpenter writes from Clark 3
Retreat at Burlington in n manner that in
dicates complete and speedy recovery
Abby Downing and Carroll s. Wright were
married at the brides residence by the Rev.
Il. b. Fuller. There was union Christ
mas praise service at the Congregational
church sunday evening. -Henry kneeland
and wife have returned to Waitsisld after
spending several weeks Keeping house Tor
Or. Hooker While Mrs. Hooker was on a
| visit to Lowell, Aass.-Mrs Silas Town
and Mrs. Griswold arc failing, aud appar-
emily very near the end. Mrs. Rodimand
and Mrs. Harry smith are quite ILL.,
Sheriff Anterior and wife have returned
from Holyoke where their son Bert is in
business. Daniel Hopkins and wife have
gone to Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to spend
the winter.-Thc Sunday school at Colby
vile had Christmas tree at the school house
tuesday evening Prof. Davis brought in
10 foxes which he had caught this fall
The Winoosh Valley Agricultural associa-
ton had their annual meeting and elected
officers rs follows; Directors, Dr. Il, u.
| Hooker, Charles I. Warren, Davis A. Grey,
John {. Griggs, William X. Elliott, Eber
W, Huntley, Charles keene, Merrill o.
Evans, and ). L. Shepleo. E. =. Hooker
was elected president; Merrill y. Evans
secretary; Curtis y. Arms, treasurer; Eber
W. huntley, general superintendent; John
Z. 6riSgs, superintendent Of floral hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
LOWELL,

Rev. p. NJ Granger and Elder Donald
son have been holding revival meetings for
two weeks in the Baptist church. The
week Of prayer will not he observed at the
usual time this year. Hugh Brown recent
ly made a business trip TO Athabasca, Can
ada, where Whitney of Johnson is putting
in mandatory for the Waters patent
churn. Brown says the Waters churn beats
anything Canada can produce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27

Mrs. George w. Aiken and daughter re
turn this week from Lowell, Mass -Rev.
j. c. Cattauach is advertised FOR course
Of lectures in wn.-Ilammond q Buck
have made large addition to their store. -
Mrs. j. I. Bullard is very i'll: also Mrs
Fred Hammond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
WEST RANDOLPH.

Mr.. Coleman is here Mr.. Durham, who
for many years lived ON Granville noun
tain. Is deed Last fall he went to West
Fairles to visit his daughters there and
was taken sick while there and died. Mrs.
Bert Gay Is sick. MFR. Goodwin of Con-
cord, n. H., has purchased the dwelling
house of T.. T. Sault and will move here in
the spring. The Moulton Bros have cut
down the price of their help.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
BoHns, Too.
lFrOm tho Brattleboro Reformorl

From the Rrattleboro Reformcr
The Brattleboro dealers say that the farm
ers around here do not supply fonrth part
of the beans needed for the local trade, al
though Vermont beans are everywhere re-
gardod rs the best there are and will bring
Is to 40 cents bushe above the market
prices If farmers in other States can raise
the beans profitaby why cant they hero
There are several farmers in the county who
have demonstrated that thew eau. There
is practically no native buckwhoat raised
here while rye and barley, including the
straw for bedding purposes, scores of car
loads hFye been brought in here for the past
few years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
STARkSBORO.

The Baptist Church was well filled Tues
day evening, at tho Christmas exercises.
Concert exercises lasted for about one hour,
after which the presents were distributed.
The singing by the male quartette, A. l.
White, f.. II. Wymen. F. M. Hill, and f.
T. Miller, was especially fine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
NORTH EERRlSRuRGh.

Rev. Mr.. Woodall who was quite sick
Sunday, is improving The w. G. T. u.
meeting ut Mrs Percval's was interesting,
and a poem written by Mrs. A. X. Ames of
south Wallingford came too late for that
Meeting. Wood lots have been sold on the
Ball estate to j. W. and L. Dakin and =
Ploof. 10 acres each. Carroll w Doten of
Panton and student of Poultney acad
envy are spending the holidays here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
WARREN.

Messrs, Hanks, Shottuck and Wakefield
are working for 4. l.. Naudeuson at Koch
ester. Mary Gleason is at Hartford for
this winter MIR. Hill of Morotown is
working for Judge Lyford. - oriarty is on
the police fore, in Providence, K. l.
+. II. lldgorton formerly from this place
las opened law office at Barre in company
with Judge Stanton Of RoxhurN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27

Fremont Ha2en is dead. - Rev. Mr..
Marshall was thrown from his carriage re
Gently and sustained injuries John Best is
HON" from the West William, his broth
or. is here for the Winter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
NORTHERN NEW YORK.
Nonhns Point.

Ernest Ryan, son Of William Ryan, ia
dangerously sick with typhoid FOYER ---qhe
erection Of the water works stand pipe was
begun FRIDAY. -On Friday the pupils Of the
school presented Mr. Gregory, the m'tnoi-
pal, with set of Shakespeare in seven hand
some volumes.
A convention of the ministers and class
leaders of St. Lawrence district convened in
the Methodist church here last week
Wednesday evening Rev. W. D.
Marsh % Malone smoke in the Methodist
church ON what he saw and heard at the
national W. C.. T. u. convention at Chi
cago.-Thursday evening Rev. Robertstono
of Waddington lectured in tho Metho-
dist church under the auspices of the Y. P
S. G. E.-Melvln Clark and wife are re-
joicing over a SON. Wilbur Austin has
been sick.
Chatcaugay.
Fannie Finn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
w. II. Finn Of this village, has dphtheria
Mr. Firms house has been qunrautined by
tho board of healtb. james Newton of
Burke has gone into insolvency. Bessie
Chisholm Of Hylyoke, Mass is visiting
friends here --Froptier lodge, F. and 4.
NJ, elected these officers: W. NJ, Don l..
beabury; S. W, Leonard Bush; j. w, II.
L. Goodspeed; treasurer, j. NJ. Warren,
secretary, II, y. Bennett, s. D., y. Nj.
Kennedy; j. D, George Rennie.
Malone.
The directors OF the Third National bank
have recommended the appointment Of
Clifford Fay, bookkeeper of the bank, a. re-
cever. Mr.. Fay is only 81 years old but is
so familiar with the banks affairs that lie
is undoubtedly the best qualified person to
close up the business. He will be required
to give bonds for over $500, 600. There
will be Christmas entertainment at the
Congregational church Friday evening
Louis NJ. King and William c. Breed of
Amherst college, c. Il. French, teacher at
Saranac Lake, Anna Mcdonald, teacher at
st. Regis Falls, and Ola a. Lalime of the
Potsdan Normal school are spending THAR
vacations at home The village schools
closed on Friday for a weeks vacation. 49,
President john 3, Primrose 90 this village
will return to New York. Isaiah Gibson
has been engaged to superntend the hop
farm after Mr.. Primrose's departure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
FRANKLIN.

The Christmas exercises at the town hall
Tuesday evening were successfully. G..
Robe had a sermon in the Methodist Church
Sunday, in tue absence OF the pastor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27

The rush on the druggists still continues
and daily, scores of people call for II bottle of
kemp's Ba sam for The Throat and Lungs,
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, BrUnc hits,
Asthma and CONSUMPTION. Kemp's Balsam,
The standard family remedy, il sold On n guar
antee and never fails TO give eptire satisfac-
ton, Price 50c and Sl.OJ, Trial size free,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
STEVENS MILLS.

William Brown Of SherDrooke, p. O., was
in town Sunday. An unoccupied house be
longing TO lsalc Ryan has had the windows
demolished by vandals.
The worst feature about catarrh is il, dan
gcruts tendency 10 consumption. Hoods Sar-
sapariIIa cures catarrn By purifying the blood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27

A. j Markham, Vermonts campaign
singer, has becn appointed a reading clerk
of the House
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12

8. Philip raledoai, fratrieide, bridgeport
Conn.
u. Pnulina Mccoy, colord. murder OF Al.
ME Jorand, Cniqn Springs, Ala.
20. benjamin \. Carter, murder John JEFFREY.
Rnwlns. Wyo.
%. Hugh Bls .kman. colorei. murder OF
negro. Little Rock. Ark.
q. Ephraim Mays. eolored. murder Of Jacob
Burt, Springfield, :. L.
NOVEMBER.
4. Levi Drummer, colored, murder Of EA'-
ford Washington. Abbcyilic. Ala.
IA. William showers. murder, OF two grand
children. Lebanon. Pa.
ID. Charles johnson, murder OF John Waters.
Waterloo, n. n
81. Jacob TobIer. coIored, murder, Wichita.
kns.
81. Joseph Tobler. colored, murder, wichi-
%. George w. MiIliken, wife murder, Shaw
nect0wn, Ill.
-. John Holiness, colored. murder OF Celia
Johnston, Montgomery, Ala.
10. james Wood, colored, murder, Aiken,
80. John II. Myers. murder OF John Lowell.
PlaceryiIIe, Cal.
DECEMBER.
IL. Francis A. Hawkins, matrIcide, River
Head, n. Y.
10. Lyman Puslee, fratrIclde. Tushkahomme.
T. a.
10. John NJ. Doremus, murder OF his son,
Hackensack. Nj
81. Moses Flanders. colorcd. murder Of Cor
nelius Brown, Plaquemine. La.
"a. John A. johnson, colored, rape, Crock
EFT, Tex.
%. Pet Overton. murder OF Frank Hearsey.
Bastian, La.
%. Leon Sing, Chianaman, murder, San
Francisco, Cal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12

"a merry Christmas. my pretty maIdr,
"fbe same 10 you, kind sir, she said.
"Did they oil your stocking, my pretty
mails"
sob, no filled II myself,' she said.
"well, that was shabby. my pretty mailr'
II think not 80, Kind Sir" she said.
And what did you OIL II with, my pretty
ma.dy"
,sly foot, a. you see, kind SIR she said.
~ present most 'aniiful. my pretty maIdyv
"l0u faltsr, and must 80 home" she said.
Old Clutch Where's Old Soak. now.
Corrigan.
Corrigan--At the Thousand Islands.
Old Clutch-Whatl In winter
Corfigan Yes. You see be took an
oath 10 never drink except on an island.
He's gone there TO live.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12
MURDERs.

The total number Of murders committed
In the country during 1888 is 2,isi, ~ COM
pared with LBS In 1887, APO In 1886, aud
sos in 1885. The causes OF these murders
may be classified rs follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12
The Author Of the Quick or The De

Amelie Rives is essentially pocIss&'
Venus. She is dimnutive infstataro
and sylph-like IN form, with brigh4x
straw colored hair, which she Ties I'm ~
Psyche knot; soft, violet eyes under
sweeping coal-black lnshes, and n veri-l:
table Cupid's bow for mouth. She
speaks with a slight Southern lisp, and
is most charming listener. Her paint
ing is rs full OF color as Asmodeus, and
her rendering OF Chopin something 10
remember. She rides 10 hounds, and
has thrty-one pet dogs, and she has
taught her Scotch terrier TO sing. She
writes IA copper-plate hand. and Is
prouder Of having invented her Mono
gram in blood-red letters on deep gray
background than OF having created
The Quick or the Dead" Her husband.
John Armstrong Chanler. is tall, lnnky
and boyish-looking. He has mud-coi-
ored, pimply complexion, and a retiring
mustache, which he IN always urging 20
come on. He is al out twenty-cirht
and was educated at Rugby, where he
picked up the word really" which he
uses with singular rapidity when spoken
TO on the subject OF The Quick or the
Dead" He never attempts 10 speak
while his wife has the floor.
He Is not dull, and he has been round
the world. He is on good terms with
his tailor. and he places implicit conf
donce ia the husband OF Amelie RiyeS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12

HITNNT
The following list OF marine disasters Is
approximately correct, though IL ~ difficult
10 keep an exact list, as many vessels are ne
ported lost al ,ea with no record Of the num-
Der OF crew and passengers;
IANIrApN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12
SUICIDES AND MURDERS.
Roll or Those who Were Tired Of
Life and Dropped ont.

The number Of persons who have commit
ted suicide In the United States, during the
year is ! ,iS7, as compared with 1851 in 1887.
9i4 In 1886, aud gIS I'm 1885. or the total
number ,i45 were males and 3i2 females
The causes were rs follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12

The loss Of lie by rI1lroads has fallen on
as compared with that o1.ia>f year. The
total number OF killed as n4lorf.d nv teie-
graph T. .55l, as compared With Lo;3 Ia 1857.
s5s in 1885. and es7 Ia 1879. The to1al mum
her OF those seriously injured also -!i5~s
decrease, being ,Sli, A. compared with .oW
In 1887. $50 IN 1855. and 800 In 1884. The
most serious disasters OF the year We're as fol-
lows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12
FIRES OF THE YEAR 1888.
The work OF the Flames I'm the Conn
try-A Decrease In Losses over
Last car

The losses by fire In the United States for
the year have not been rs large as they were
last year. The following II a list by months
OF fires whose loss was si00,O00 or over and
also comparison with former years:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12

The entire fire losses In the United states.
adding those under 100000 in each case.
will reach less than sl00.000.0)0 as compared
with about si5O,O0O,0O IN 1887 aud ellis, 0o0,-
O00 In 1886.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12

or the above cases SIS shot themselves, $40
took poison, 22s hanged themselves. i3l
drowned themselves, Ill cut their threats, ~
threw themselves In front OF locomotives. -
jumped from windows or housetops, 13 stab
bed themselves, s burned themselves, starry
cd themselves, 2 blew themselves up with
powder strangled himself and l scalded
himself
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-28

babn bon Ntbeu nod 2oriHo. Sic
Sabn lon in ipdtelfens flint Sabreu poGz
enbet iein uuo bic Soften fDlen 49,.
600 Sra9men pro &ilpmeier %betrageu.
Sn Baris tagt gegenpd,tig ein
internatioraler literarii6er &ongreB.
@lei6 in ber eriten Sibuug fam es gu
ftiirmiifen Nuftritten. bic BON Nnbdns
germ Der partei Boulangers peruria9t
wutben. Sules @impn, Ser 8orfibenoe,
bate bic gr6Bte Miibe. bic Srbnung
mie5er ber3uitelen.
Mus Bern miro beri6tet: Scr
8ori9lag, elm neues Department gu
bilben, weldes Observation-Disclosures
Junttionen gu perri6ten unb bel1en Nufs
gabe bauptid6li9 BARN beiteben foa,
Der Boli3ei in Der &ontrole politii6er
Glthtlinge bei3ufteben, 1T Don Dem
5taatsratbe einfimmig angenommett
mDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-28
User lit Tram Wtnslu,p 2

Da bieie Grase oft seltelt pirb, uclleA
mir einfud iasen, baB fe cine Dame III
bic es fid felt 40 Sabren CUR Nufsabe mads
tie, Grauentrantbeiten, hauptlddli9 aber
3inbertrantheiten gu ftubiren. Sic bat
bic 3onititution unb bic BebirfniGe bieier
5ablrei6en 8lanen beionbers seprift unb
ale Reiultat praftiider Senntniife unb
@rfabruns, welde fie i'm 2aufe zines Wens
idenalters ale Sraafenpfleserin unb Gr3t
gelammelt, bat fe ben Spptbins Sprup
als beiOnberes Mittel iir 3abnenbe Sinber
3uiammenseiest. Dteie Wieoisin bat cine
ntasii4e 8irtuns - fe sibt 8ube unb
@eiunbhett unb erbalt cffenen 2eib. Sn
6clse bieier Webi3in 1T 6rau Winslow
weltberabmt semcrben als Wobltbaterin
Der Sinber. unb bic Sinber werben srDB
unb banten ibr bafir. Nud in bieier Stabt
bat fe bic 3inber 3u Dant perpfidtet.
@rOBe Quantitdten bes Soptbins Snrup
perben bier tdSlid S~ertuuftunb perbruudt.
Dir slauben, Wrs. Winslcp bat it
bur4 bieieu Irtitel uniferblid semadt
unc mir tnb iber3eu9t, baB bur& beniels
BEN Eauienbe BON Sinbern serettet murben
unb baB Wiuicnen benielben nod nit
@rfcls sebrauden perben. Seine Wutter
bat ibre YHidt setban, ipenn fe nidt
Wirs. Winslow'a Spotbtns Sprup ans
panbte. Yeriudt eS NQe - 2abies 8i1itpr
New Oorf. = gu ~pertaufsn bei allen
Dru9sifen. -25 Gents bic 6laide
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-28
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