Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
ALL OVER THE STATE.
WHAT A WEEK BRINGS FORTH IN
THE WAY OF NEWS.
Brief items of Interest from Every Cor
ner OF ont-Postmasters APP
pointed Personals, Manufacturing
Notcs, Tires aud Minor Items.

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wings.
4 Ladies' Aid society. auxiliary TO Frost
camp, Sons Of Veterans, 81 Johnsoury,
has been organized.
The will of the late Hon. joel Netlns-
worth of WalnnGiord is to he contested.
y alue $50, co., lie cuts his only daughter
or with $1,000.
pr. j. H. Baxter, the new surgeon gen
eral of the United state army is on ms way
to Vermont TO get two or three weeks rest,
as the best cure for his alIing eyes.
1t is reported that William c. Dauyow OF
Middlebury, has had an offer OF SlOUo Tor ms
horse New Coidmino. The colt Is prooaoly
the most perlecuy hla'Nou h'i""" WINS,
The ermont marble companies IoPo'U
business prosperous lor tne season rue
come IN rapidly ana shipments are ihre''
and large amounts are Delhs 'aAen l'oln
the quarrles'
Kew. II. /. Cusnlns OF E"su nu ne
popular ana abe pastor oI '"e 80
church and wen Know al ever tn1 49, 49,
as one OF It's Oldest Minister'S Is iaS' i'N'Ns
in health and strength
A farmer, league was organized at brat,
tleboro on the 10Th 10y Lecturer llerce o.
the farmers alliance small NUMBER Vi
tested great enthusiasm.
Miss Sadie l.. IWra, the daughter o.
Rev. Henry C. Farra, ID. D. wei known
Methodist clergyman, native OF n"ahton'
Was married on the loth TO merry a.
Lachcotte OF canton Vh'o'
In the conspiracy case oil state vs. oyer
ct ais. IN the Washington County court lh'
jury on Friday evening reported that ,hey
had disagreed and were discharged lnere
is some prospects Oh ohoIhHr VIiai'
The meeting to organize the state farm-
or, league at Montpelier, wili be held ri
day, the -lih. A mass meeting OF ASH,
lnEjon county farmers VIII he heid a' ~
a. m, the same day at CaplIa heu'
Gen. W. G.. Nea1ey OF the Interstate
commerce commission has leased for the
winter Gen. Sherman's old house ON Flt-
teeuth street, near Chamberlain hotel
one OF the pIeaSautest ana pesu locations Ill
Washington.
Mr.. Joseph II. panforth who died re
Gently in North Stratford, y. H., was one
oi the best known business men IN northern
New England In 1892 he established a
supply store in Lyndon, and later moved to
North Stratford.
Gen Wheelock G Neazey, commander-ln
chief of the G. \. K, called on the Count
lie Paris while in W ashlngton to pay ms
personal respects and those Of his orgenza
ton. Gen. Neazey was with the Count
during the war.
At the annual meeting of the Consoi-
lated Railroad company of Vermont
these directors were elected; j.
Gregory Smith, James r. Langdon, Z. C.
smith Joseph Hickson, i. 7. Cheney, W.
II. Ii. Bingham, John Bell.
At +ho adjourned meeting of the stock
holders Of the Central Vermont railroad at
ST Albans these directors were chosen: j.
Gregory Smith James r. I.angdon, E. c.
Smith Joseph Hickson. b. T. Cheney, ".
II. II Bingham. Robert Wright
,ri,o,,,o. C.rooo Of 81 Au,ars emrIovad
a. Iralyer,on on tho Central Hudson mil
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