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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-29
THURSDAY, March %, 1889.


n Uord H5o4t Celery.
With its crisp, blanched stalks.
daintily trimmed with delicate
green leaves, it is the most
toothsome bouquet that ever
graces your table. And the
healthiest too. Pleasing the
eye, tickling the palate, and
improving the health, ought 1t
not to be called the king of
vegetables ?
The great medicinal vir-
tue of celery lies in the seeds,
not in the stalks, and the
choicest celery seed is used in
the manufacture Of Paine's
Celery Compound. Combined
with hops, dandelion, buchu,
sarsaparilla and other medicin-
al herbs, it forms a medicine of
unequalled power for the cure
of blood disorders, nervous
diseases and rheumatism.
The medicine of to-day;
every bottle sold sells two bot
ties more, for the users recon-
mend it to their friends. Per-
haps you haven't tried it yet.
If not, take your spring medi-
cine now, and see that it is
Paine's Celery Compound.
At Druggists sl.ol per bottle. Six for $500.
WELLS. RICHARDSON " CO.,
Burlington, VI.
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lINDERHILL,

T.. d. Williams and ID. {. Havley Of the |.
'. NJ. are at home during vacation The Good
Tcmplars have changed their night OF meeting
from Wednesday Ia Saturday.-Miss Hazen is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. 1hOrp.-A mission
AIRY meeting was held 1T tho Conversational
church sunday evening.
Many readers Of the FREE PRESS Will be
pleased to know that u. G.. French, a former
resident, is meeting with success as appears
frou the following copied from the CHtcd
states EconoMjSt ana D}U GOOdS RcpnTCl: "l he
experiences. enterprise and popularity of Mr.
Trench, manager of Lord X IaylOr's wholesale
department, is being felt by the house, which
reports a large increase in their business.
horn To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Root, March p,
IL DAUGHTER.
G.c house OF +. :. Whltcomb ir. saturday
evening.
Ihcro VIII he a sociable and sugar party at
Tho uaro'S of the Congregational church
Tuesday evening, April = \ cordial invitation
air. and 5lr-. i +. Goodwin have the SYM
ua .Ly 81 the community in the loss Of their
Youngest daughter Minnie who died March "a
at lineage OF months and If days.
Ih.rr A0~ meeting ot relatives and friends
az She ho.. # Mr.. and MIS-. Martin Howe,
Mar % @.h. tuc ucca- ion being the uttleth an
L0Ncr-1ry of their welded lite.
II was voted to have school in the lower
village di-trict.-Alr. Cox is visiting in town
fora Jew days. Mrs. !incru has returned
FROM Waterbury. Mrs. HCiIIHou entertained
her sunday school class Wednesday evening"
W. D. IcrrIl, with friends from NOrthdcd, is
Rl home Tor It few days.. i. orr has made
Surrounds of sugar from lNI trees.
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WEYBRlDGE.

At a little war dance among the boys at the
pulp mill the other day Jerry Rock received II
blow that fractured his jaw bone and also put
il out of the socket.
G. a. Linsley Of Northfield, Mass, gentle
man much interested in fine driving horses,
was in town last week, the guest of +. c. by
der. He expressed himself as well pleased
with our Vermont horses especially the Lam
berts, Mr.. Ryder has sold him three of that
breed.
Rev. Mr.. Gregg, on account of the infirm-
tiles of age feels obliged TO give up his charge
here and will 20 West in the spring, where he
has several sons located, The best wishes of
every one will 20 with him.
The sclectnnen were.out the other day looking
at the road winch the town voted to throw up
in the annual town meeting. Much opposition
To this vote is shown by those most interested
and they intend to die game If die they must.
Charles Tier has moved TO the SpIague farm
which he recently purchased.-Farm help is
scarce and high.
For the cure of colds, coughs, and all de-
rangements of the respiratory organs, no other
medicine is 50 reliable as Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. 1t relieves the asthmatic and consump-
tive, even in advance stages of disease, and has
saved Vulnerable lives.
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BRlDPORT.

The last and best reading circle Of the season
met at :. lleminway's on Friday evening.
a few selections We're read by members of the
club and the remainder OF the evening, after
the serving OF bountitu refreshments, was
passed with whist and other games. New
maple sugar waXed on snow helped to sweetcn
the occasion.
ID. L. Grosvenor is quite ill.-Niss Jones ex-
poets to soon give up her services as goVerness
in the family of T. W. Flctcher.-W. G.
Braisted. who succeeds u. J. Smith as manager
of Black Hawk stock farm, took possession
last week. Fred Nichols has returned from
Ticondcrog,j. y. y. where he has had employ
mcnt.-AIiss y. r. Barbour has returned from
Benson where she has been teaching.-to In
Wright has returned from Canada with q lot
of trOtters.
The ice is out of Lake Champlain. Near the
old Wilherell ferry there is crossing in small
row boats, although some crossed on the ice a
little south Of this point on foot on Saturday
morning.
Mrs :. a. Hemcnway ent ertaned the Read.
ing circle Friday evening, about II being pro
sent E. j. klack supplied the pulpit last sun.
day in the Congregational church-Mrs. VI. A.
Grosvenor is on the sick list.
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ct. JOENSBURY

classe. cave nm entcrtainrorpt r6nti,tinr Of
music aud rcctation- in Academy hall Mon
day evening, under the direction of Prof. j.
VI. Chapman.
The nocthian club of the church of the Mos
siah gave dramatic and musical entertain
mcnt Tuesday evening. March 70
Mr.. II. b. Davis. for nearly 30 years bust
ness manager Of the CGIcdoHidn, has bought
out u job printing Office in Lynd0nville.
The Rev. DR.. Wcllman of Maiden, Mass,
filed the pulpit OF the North church on sun
day.
Mrs Frank Miner went Tuesday for few
DAYS visit with her mother, Mrs. Draper in
sheldon.
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The Good Templars held sociable at their
hal! Friday evening, about - being present
Coffee and cake were served and an excellent
time was enjoyed. Much credit is due to the
ladies, who constituted the committee of en-
tertainmeut.
The winter term at Norwich university is
closed, and there is to he a vacation of one
week. Many of the cadets have gone TO visit
friends and relatives.
The Mortified High school will give an ex-
hibtion at Concert hall ON Friday, March
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CHELSEA.
Rev. T.. r.. Hcrrick Resigns His Past orate
--Thn Now GnnntY Inhrd of EhmnnLinn


On Sunday. the Eth inst, Rev. Ilrys Jones'
q recently engaged Welsh clergy man at VIII
Jamestown, preached at the Congregational
church on exchange with Rev. j.. l.. Hcrrck,
and read the latter's resignation as pastor, to
accept call from the Milton Congregational
church. At the business meeting held on Tues
day II was voted by the church and society not
to accept his resignation, and a committee was
appointed TO ask him to withdraw it, This.
however, could not be accomplished and "a
council has been summoned to meet on We'd
nesday afternoon to determine the matter.
The churche, invited to attend are West Ran
dolph, North Brookfeld Tunbridge, STAFFORD
ana Nershire, also that of Milton. to which he
has been called. Nr. Herrck has been in town
nearly II years, and much 'endeared himself
not only to his church and congregation, but
also to the people of the town generally.
The county board of education, elected at
March me lting, 1889, is composed rs follows:
bradford, Or. J. II. Jones; 3rasltree, Victor
l. Spear; Biolkfleld. H. VI. Gay ord; Chelsea,
John VI. Comstock; Corinth, George NJ. Dear
bern; Ftoiree, a. W. Paine; Newbury, Horace
W. Bailey; Orange. AFRO l.. Noycs; Randolph,
III f.. Grow; StralIord, William r, Sanborn;
Ihetford, julius ~. Mallory; Topsham, Milo
q. keezer; Tunbridge, Thomas :. Hubbard;
Hershire, Leon z. Allis; Washington, Hosea
g.: Carpenters West Fairle, +. q. Southworth;
Williamstown, DIR. T.. b. Watson.
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WATER RuRY.

In the suit of William Canning va. Adolphus
King before George II. Lease, for possession of
n house, George ". Kennedy appearing for the
plaintiff, tn defendant gave posse ssion, and
the question of damage WAS left with the
court.
Barrett Clark. the two years old son Of Willis
Clark, teller of the BANK, has been quito sick
with sore throat, hut Is much better. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lyon are rejoicing in he birth of n
daughter Mrs. Leonard Tcnney is quite lick
with plcurisy. willard >'tranahan, the tailor,
has been confined to his bed with an attack of
pneumonia and eurisy for about three weeks,
but is getting better. John Dufiu~ came from
Barnet, where he is at work. to visit his fami-
ly AT Luther Davi-'~. and found that nc was
coming down sick with muups Mrs. stephen
Guptil about 20 ycarc Of age, fen two weeks
ago and injured her hip % that she has not
been able to walk since. Elmer Coffrain has
moved from Perry hill to the place formerly
"ccupicd by. the late John CoArain-l Ir7. Jc I'm
C0ilrain arrived from New Hampshire last
last wcel, Rev l., II. Elliott, gent Of the YER
mont Bible society, preached nj 81 Alhans and
st. Abons Bay last March /, Major Thomas
Sanborn is suffering from neuralgia.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot, agent OF the Vermont Bible
society, preached az Mort 'iCld lat sunday
Edwin Palmer, il. from Proctor, is visiting his
parents Mrs. Hugh McARnc of Buffalo. y. y,
was visiting at Major SanDorn's last week.
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FRANKLIN

Horse buyers from Boston and vicinity
bought two horses of II. b. Chaplin, one OF 4.
ali good drivers and brought from 500 to $500.
The ladies of the Metholis church gave u
successful sugar festival in the town hall Tues
day evening. The attendance was large and
the sugar fine.
L. IL. FELTON, has the largest focl, of sheep in
town. He is breeding Shropshircs Tor sale for
breeding purposes and his flock now numbers
over 100 ewes from two TO four years old.
Rev. f.. w. Hatch of Berkshire il expected to
preach in the White church next sunday
Sugar makers are busy and the quality of the
product this year is fine.
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BENSON

The Young Peoples society of Christian En-
deavor of the Methodist church gave a literary
entertainment ut their church ON Wednesday
evening of last week.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Con-
gregational church gave tho first sugar party
AZ their chapel on Thursday evening, March
q.
f. l.. Barbour has sold his farm to his son.
Munsop Barbour. The former leaves for the
West this week TO visit another son and
friends
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HlGHGATE CENTRE,

The death of Mrs. J. \. Munsell occurred on
the Eth ms. AT the residence of her daughter
held ON the 10Th. Rev. c. j. Rienslow officiat-
ing. Mrs. Rousseau has been deeply afflicted
within the past nine months having lost faith
er. uncle and mother
The annual donation at the Methodist
church. on the I'D, was success. The festival
at the Congregational church on the 10Th was
heartily enjoyed by al present,-Alelvin Barr
is on lie sick list.-Cross a Co. are improvin!
the inside of their store by paint and paper.
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HlNE SBURGH.

The Sons of Veterans gave n sugar festival
~ q. 4. II. hall, Saturday. evening; Master
Erie O. Mead with his violin furnished some
fine music
John Hardy has been laid up two weeks from
til" effects of n rusty nail stuck in his foot
There has been a fine run Of sap the past week.
Jared Barker. who has been quite sick, is
improving. Mrs. Cnrnelia l}ussitt Is very sick
with littlc ltD.t pf rp,D,,Iy
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ISL = 4 a MOTTE.

As Hon. II. C. Hill was crossing the lake
with span Of horses last week Thursday from
near the North end Of the island to Chazy one
rescued with difficulty. When near ChaZy
ono of the team broke through again and it
was with great cXertion that tho animal was
rescued the second time.
l. a. Hall is in Boston this week, having
gone there with a car load of onions, Miss
Helena Ilolcomb left last Saturday for Fitch
burg. Mass, to take course in Prof. \. o..
Halls shorthand school there.-Andrcw Hol-
comb left last Monday for Washington Terri
tory.
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ENOSBURGH.

A. !. Croft is in Boston. looking after the
butter trade-The farmers have got to sugar
ing in good earnest, and the season bids fair 10
be II good onc.-A H. Manley of the falls. has
taken his little boy Charley, from +, :. May
nard's home To- live with him.-James Miller,
who is attending school at Montpelier, is at
home during vacation.
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81 GEORGE

Robert Forbes and the Ilinsdill Brothers are
among those who make large quantities of
sugar.-Uorace lsham and his daughter, Mis-,
their rooms.-C II. Ellinger. who has been Wis
iing his sister Mrs. H. II. lilcy, starts for his
home in Wiliam-port, Pa, on Tuesday
Charles S. Alien, son of LOOMS Allen, is ill
II. u. Tllcy is able to tlkc short drives when
the weather j. fair.
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ENOSBUR0H FALLS.

At a school meeting held on Tuesday evening
it was voted to raise II tax of IL cents on a dol
lar of the grand list to carry the school To the
commencement of the new school year.
There will be a box soclablc at the residence
of Gen. &. l.. March on Friday evening, given
by the ladies of the Methodist church.
There will be a Il sugar festival at the Bap-
fist church on Thursday evening, March y.
Mrs. y. \. Burt opened her new store on
Tuesday March 2i.-The graded school closed
IA very successful term on Friday and will have
n three weeks vacation.
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John W. Taylor ana wife returned last week
from Minnesota. whore Mr.. Taylor h9, been
teaching for the past six months. Both his
the time. finally taking thedoctor's advice and
60 ming cast. He says that Il farmer here had
better think twice At least before selling out 10
90 there.
Mrs. Emma l.. Davis came home from New
York Saturday night to caro- for her sister,
luana strong, who has been sick for some
Mad river very easily this spring, rotting out
completely without any Of The rush usual to
IIs Is oi now in orcr t6r WIZ
point being some ho,pitahc farmers sugar
hors,. where, maple sugar and Pedro. reign
experimentation r. Lee of Bellows Falls has
recn spending few days with friends in town
and vicinity.
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HYDE PARK.

Deputy Marshal Thomas Failey of Burling-
ton, was in town last week. On his return he
was accompanied by David MullGan of the
north village, against whom a bill of indict-
mcnt was found at the recent term of the Unit
ed states Court at Burlington.
q. b. FosS has purchased the Pember Ser
gent property and will soon become an inhabi-
tant OF this village again.-CarToll Noble, a
fireman on the 1t. bloomsbury and Lake Cham
plain railroad, is at his fathers sick with the
mumpS.
Comfy Clerk Waite has had a relapse and is
arlIn cnniinel 70 his bed.
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AlBURGH.

Travelling on the ice was virtually suspend
ed the 23d inst. 1t was hard work for the peo-
pie to realize that we had no ice and reports
come in from all quarters OF teams getting in
the ice but fortunately with No serious results,
except the sad drowning OF Mrs. Mott.
School in district No. closed a successful
term the 21d inst, Mrs. Ora Bell and two chill
dren from Wyoming Territory are visiting
friends in town.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Charles D. NELL has decided his farm to his
brother Edward +. Nell of Waitsfed.-
Charles Harrington has made about 100 pounds
of new sugar.-N1rs :. c. Bcase is very low
again.-William : Chapman has been on tho
sick list Freeman T. Murray il failing - Mrs.
Irene Fisher has returned from Hudson, Mass,
where She has been visiting her daughter, Miss
Laura Fisher.
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WHIT ING.

Some of our sugar makers say that it is one of
the best sugar seasons in many years. +. H..
Daniels has tapped about 40 trees.
q. 4. Webster has moved to the Sawyer
place-Mrs. Abram Bssette is quite sick with
diphtheria.- Mrs. Cook is failing slowly WIN
liam Church goes to Moirah, y. Y, in Il few
days to take charge of a creamery.
Emery Patnode has sold his farm of 20 acres
to Albert Shacket, consideration $1,000. a. X.
house in the village. Gustavus Webster has
conditonally leased his farm 20 /: II. Daniels
for three years. instead of selling II to him, IA
was reported. The boys attending school ut
SaXton's River are expected home next Satur-
days. IL. Fosters daughter Edith is improv-
ing.
No one ever used Prolific Poultry Fool ac-
corling to directions, without being perfectly
satisfied that it is all the proprietor claims for
il. Sold in Burlington by {. i. smith and
Jones d. lsham.
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There has been an addition TO the Congre-
pational choir, Miss Annie Laid, Miss Bessie
Dixon and Eugene Iundon, taking the place of
Mr. and Mrs &. l.. Wocott.
stella McGec is slowly improVing-Jcd
Evcrc,t5 i, very sick with pneumonia. There
have been seven births in town this month
Miss Lillian Graves Of Burlington is visiting
Mis- Dora CLARK.
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PANTON.

The material for the new creamery about to
be built by Mr.. r. + Sears is on the ground,
and work was commenced Monday, 100 tons
OF il having already been provided. II is pro-
posed to make it a first-class creamery in every
nnrticNlar.
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WlLLISTON.

Mrs. L. !. Chaplin, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Charles howhell, at Thomas,
Kansas. during the past winter, is on her way
home. She will stop for few days at Blair,
Nebraska, where she has relatives.
There was no service ut the Methodist church
Sunday. Rev. 7. W. Gregory preached in Bur-
lington in The mmning.-koy. j. \. Bates is
sick and Rev. A. -. Barber occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational sunday.
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Several Of the school districts have had spec
ia meetings and voted to have spring term
of school.-Frank Hamilton has purchased the
u. j. Clark place.--CoVe ~ Green are taking
their annual inVontOry.-Miss Florence
l}atCheldcr returns to school at PoUltney next
Noaday.-frank 4. Cove starts for Washing
ton TerritOrN The 81 Of April.
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Several changes arc being made in the
lIdtchmdn establishment, among which are no
ticed now stairway from the prcssroom to the
Job room, the removal of the water motor into
the bn nent, the setting up of the cylinder
press from the late Riuul Ec,mOniCr office and
the changing about of other machinery.
The members of the Montpelier Military band
received an official notice Thursday that they
are to attend the Washington celebration at
New York next month, Committees ar
rangements, uniforms and Instrumentation
have been appointed. and If is EXPECTED that 40
men will be prepared to attend. The members
of Capital guard, company H. are also wide
awake, holding largely attended drills, and
will fall in with n "full' company.
Very interesting holiness meetings are being
held every week on Saturday evenings at the
house of O. j. Copeland on Barre street and
Sunday afternoons Mt the MctEo list church.
Mrs. John q. Newton and George w. Bolton
have been quite sick during the past two weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas Marvin and child spent
sunday at Aburgh.
"a Kind Word to Sl;cptcs" is the subject Of
the sermon TO be delivered by Roy. j. e
Wright Sunday evening at the church Of the
Messiah.
The mail carriers delivered during February
1000 letters. 231l pn>tals, 1875 newspapers and
collected 2,S33 letters, 1879 postals, and l41d
papers.
j. D. Dutton has purchased the house owned
by the late Captain Mead.-Miss Belle Mead,
who has been studying music in Boston, is Wis
iting at home.
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NORTH EERRlSRllRGA

j. Garrow will erect u double base cottage
monument in memory Of his wife. Another
one is under way for Mr.. LandOn.
w Hard d James, the North Forisburgh
creamery men contemplate putting up "A branch
creamery in the east part OF the town.
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RuRN

Mrs. Giles Andrews had an apoplectic shock
Monday with paralysis If the loft side;,Mr.
and Mrs. leon Primer and MIR. and Mrs.
George Ash are rejoicing over the birth of II
daughter in their families. Mrs. G, +. Wilcox,
that She is lailing.Nlrs Fred Rowley is on
the sick list.
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VERGSNNES.


The final proceedings at Tuesdays election
were as follows: : w. Hindcs was chosen
third alderman and Rev. II. q. Pillsbury, G. f..
Park and j. u. Smith library committee 1t
was dee ed not to elect an overseer of the
poor, but to leave that matter with tho com
mon council, of which o. G.. Darymple is
chairman. For Memorial day services, $50
was appropriated. The appropriation Of money
for public cemeteries occasioned some discus
sion, but 500 was finally voted for that pur-
pose On motion further action was deferred
until the adjourned meeting. leaving the six
last articles in the worning to he considered at
that time. The meeting then adjourned until
April Q, at O'Clock y. IN.
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One of our common school districts has call
ed II school meeting to see about having q
year is ended. None Of the others have done
Mrs. Laura Hoy, the mother of Barron Hoy,
esq. of the firm of Richard q Hoy Of this viii
lagc, died Monday morning after lingering
illness nj the age of 30 years and some months.
was a pennoncr of the warof lSl2. Some months
ago she fractured her hip and since then has
been confined to her bed. She has been mem
Der Of Mr.. Hoy's family for many years. She
was probably the Oldest person in town.
Friday evening last the children of the vii
lage gave a very enjoyable entertainment I'M
der the direction of Miss Bacon, guest of Mrs
ii. b. Stevens, at the village hall.
The ladies of the town are organizing to re-
pair the village hall and make il comfortable
for lectures and other entertainments.
At the March meeting the town voted to eN-
pend $500 upon the sidewalks in our village.
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The residence of +. II. Dean, which was
burned Monday evening, was partially insurei
for a bOut S-NG0
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BRADFORD.
How the New School Law Affects Brad
ford Academy.

The new school law repeats the old law in re-
gard to union districts AMI union high schools,
and this destroys our very excellent arrange
ment in this village The union district, COM
prising the common school districts of the viii
lage, has had a contract with the trustees
of Bradford academy Tor the past ~ years Tor
the support of union high school, and we
have had first class high school, where young
men could tit for college and for all branches
of business without expense as to tuition Dur
ing this time the students have had the use of
The academy library nov of $50 volumes and
continually increasing. Nothing has yet been
done toward the adoption of a town system,
and unless some temporary arrangement Is
made soon, we shall be without a high school,
a. there are not funds enough belonging to the
academy TO support that alone.