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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
NORTH FERRISBURGH,

Mrs. l.. NJ. Macomber who broke her arm
week before last Is doing well-L. b.. Fuller
does not get much better. Arthur Cronk OF
Fcrrisburgh and Miss Kate Done of Lincoln
were married at Bristol Feb. II by the Key.
William Parson of Lincoln,-George Seguin IL
taking care of Rufus Hazard who is failing
in strength but who suffer little or no pam.
Mrs William Cary of schenectady, y. y, IS
with her sister -in-law, Mrs. Rufus Hazard
who Is confined to her room.-The measles,
which have been quite prevalent have disap-
pcared.-A. n. Knowles visits friends In john
son this week,-M. j. Dart has set up house
keeping in part Of George ii. Palmer's house
Nj. +. Allen and family are expected home
this week from Ottawa, ILL.,, where he has been
buying eggs and poultry this winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
WAITE RVllIE

Mr. Chatcs is moving onto the old Risden
farm in Fletcher. Joseph Stratton and Il. w.
Beard have moved onto &. a, Boards farm. --
Mrs. Edwin AtWeil was quite badly hurt by II
fall upon the Ice the pa W. ek.-Bcrnie Chase,
who has been sick for several months, is again
able to ride out. The firm of j. V. " NJ.
stevens have dissolved partnership, j. Y,
Stevens having bought out Marks interest i'll
the firm. another girl arrived at }. II. Lang
dell's the l3th. Money is being obtained to
raise the Union church. put Il vestry i'll thc
basement AM do 9th needed repairs Mrs
Daniel Prince of Johnson is in town caring for
her mother, Mrs. la CHI, who is very low from
shock of paralysis she received one week
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BENSON.

Richard Bucking CHAM has typhoid pneumo-
MIA, Mrs. Cyrus Be,ucn and Mrs: Bucking-
ham are sick with humps. Mrs. W. i. w ak :
y ID society hold a sociable at the residence Of
ID. l.. Osgood Wednesday evening.-W. Is.
Noble and bride returned Frlday.-Mrs. Elmer
son II Bcckmautown is visiting at Benjamin
Bascuns, and is sick with the measles. w j.
Cumming- received a telegram from rutland
Monday afternoon which stated that his
oldest son James was dying OF typhoid pneu-
mOnia
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STOWE.

Among the sick are c. VI. Watts, Peter Love
JOY. Ira Chamberlain and MR.. Lille Harris.
The Waterbury Dramatic ub presented I'm
cvrning.-1he Young Peoples Unity society
are preparing play.--\ ernon Blodgett goes
to Snclburu to work for DR.. Webb. Rev. Mr..
Drew pastor of the Congregational church,
ha- taken up his residence here. he village
schoo closed Friday OF last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. llia Atkins viii celebrate their golden
has returned from Massachusetts. Muri.lu
l,usseu hurt his foot baby while working in
Pixies mill yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
NORTH POMERE

A. j. Perkins's children have been quite i'll,
but are bet ter Mrs. :. Burob was called to
Caysville last week to help care FOR n sick
graudchild Peter Strong has returned home
from Sherburne. There is talk of erecting a
creamery in town.--Mrs. Bushmay has return
cd hume from Massachusetts, school in dis
trict No. closes this weeks. +. Leonard is
making extensive repairs on the interior Of his
house.-Austin Howard is having large quaint
tiles of loL~ hauled from here.-The proceeds
of lat Y. i. =. c. H.. soCiahle was over Sj.-W.
Whipple received severe injuries last week
from the bite OF Il colt.--Nli4s GencvicVe snow
goes to Massachusetts this week, visiting la.
lives and friends.
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NEW HAVEN.

James Human. who has been dangerously
IL with blood poisoning, is slowly impro ing.
-Deia Wheeler of Chicago, widow OF the late
jude Wheeler, has contributed SOB to the
Lane of Cornwall were the guests Of G. :.
Dana over sunday. --Mrs W. l.. Durfey is Wis
iting friends at Claremont, y. H.-'Iue town
past year.-A r.. Wright has sold h.o Gay
Jones colt for $3.50 and W. NJ Partch has re-
fused $500 Tor a span of the same blood.
Amelia Washburne is recovering from the ef-
feet Of a fractured arm. Mr.. Mary Jewett,
mother of Mrs. ". p. Nash, has been poorly
for several months past, and is now quite
feeble.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
WALL SElELO.

1t Is reported that Rev. f. >. Fisk Is soon to
start out n, u revival evangelist, and that
Homer Bates Is to accompany HIM as singer.
here was pleasant surprise gathering Mt
MIR. and Mrs David Turner'S in honor O; their
10th anniversary. J. kelly, our popular
stage driver, has leased the hotel and taken
possession. Andrew Bgelow. who has been in
the hotel, moves into his house in the village
The MAsons gave their annual oyster supper
February lO.-Ihcre will he an "OranRe' so
ciHblr at the vcstry Of the Methodist church
"Wednesday evening, February -. Orange
cake ana coffee viii be served. There Will
cordially invited
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CRAFTSBURY.

largo number of our citizens are in at
tendance upon County Court in Newport
Mrs. James Libbey is quite sick with sciatica.
Gospel meetings are in progress In the Con
greCstional church.-Rev. Mr.. Bell remains
about the same. Prof. Day. who has had the
grip is Iecovering.-Mr. Collier has the grip
i. c. Leach of Bakersfield is visiting friends
in town.-Ihe property of the late |. NJ. 6.
laddletord was sold at auction February I.
Thomas Gallcghor bought the house and lot
George Howard has purchased of Mrs. James
Allen her farm and the personal property per-
thinning thereto for S2JlO.
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lEICEST ER.

Charles Horton is sick.-The nine months
old Leicester colt owned by Harrison Williams
of Brandon trottcd a quarter of a mile IN - Sec
of c. Is. Halls Leicester colts trOttcd a quarter
of IA mile ia T. seconds and another in - sec
onds ut licO del ga last week AIR and Mis-.
Lyman Morgan Oi "a ishury were run away
with last week While returning home from
Brandon. The horses became frightened and
Mr.. MORGAN, seeing he could not hold them,
turned them into "A snow drift and stopped
them, The Sleigh turned over, throwing Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan and little boy out but no
SERIOUS dnmhge was done.
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WATERBURY, CENTRE.

The winter term Of the Green Mountain
Seminary closes Friday. Thursday evening
occurred recitations and declamations by
Prof. Dalc's class in oloCution. Written eN-
aminutuns during the week. Friday there
will be public oral examinations ; Friday
evening the usual promenade concert, at
which refreshments will be served. The mlt
steal part of the programme for both enter
tainments will he rendered by Miss Hyatt and
her class. The term has been highly success
ful.the health of the school has been exc llent,
no serious illness. Though surrounded by the
measles only one case has appeared i'll the
school
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SHORE HAM

"Ye Deestrlck skewl" will commence at
Academy hall and keep two nights. tuesday
and Wednesday, February "a and 20 with the
following in attendance Teacher, Aunt Polly
Bassett, Miss Marcia A., Douglass committee
men, Squire Kicker, :. J. Northrup; DR.. SLOW
Cash, X. II. Holmcs pupils, ketuvah Gilly-
flower, Mrs. 5. j. Northrup: Pressy Doolittle.
uwinl, Mrs. Howard Burge; Mary Ann HUH
hau, Mrs. Lyman Nottingham Innocent Jud-
kins, Miss tdith Jones Sissy lloolittle, twin,
Miss stella Iowncr; Charity Makepcace, Miss
Mel ndH Austin; bridget Hoocgoin. Miss An
ma i. Edison; Tcnobia smelling, Mrs: +. f.
Townsend Mr.. Crane Mrs. Albert TottinR-
ham seth Crane. Fred l'latt; julius caesar
smith Horton W. Jones Ramrod ~cuddles'
Charles Forbes; johannes Bumherinlckle,
Lawrence Dewitt; Julius Call Wallace ar
lauce; Bill Call, Clarence Wisseil; iiezekiah
lcauboy, Dr. +. f. Townsend; Christopher e.
Fits Frank Laverty Suicitus risky, G. \.
North; licnnie lRGrippo us Ounce, hank
White; music, OChampauEh's orchestra ana
piano. On the second evening music viii he
furnished by Howard Orchard, viulionist and
Misses Gertrude Hail and Clara Moore,
p.anists. ~
Tho sociab,c at Charles orhes' last Thurs
day evening wa n success. The weather was
fine aud the Attendance large. The supper was
excellent and the proceeds satisfactory.
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WARREN.

The funeral of William Elliot was largely
attended ut he river church February
i, Row. William Halen of NortuLeld
a great sufferer for many weeks.-Georse Put
nam has returned to Gardner, Mass.
His family will remain here few weeks
f. \. Williams has returned to Massacnu-
setts.-George Mor.arty has returned home
from Providence, Il. |.
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NORTH TROY.

George Day has moved into a. X. Story's
Ara Livingston, who has been in the employ
Of druggist Kelley for a long time, will go to
Boston.-.W +. Gmpey is spending his vaca-
ton ia town.-W. +. Young. WHO has been Ill
80 long is able to ride out. Tho Ladies' Aid
of the baptist society gave a so,iable Wed
nesday evening at A. j. Gaskell s. Blanc he
Twins is at nome. She has been teaching in
the high school at Island Pond.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20

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WESTflELD.

Carrie Miller is spending a few days W IN
friends in Burke.-Owing to the continued ~
health OF Rev |. =. Chase, Mr.. Wheelock of
Coventry will supply Mt the Methodist church
the remainder of this month.-Mrs. Orson
Stone has returned from East Richford where
she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. b. +.
Sisco.-The school in district No. ], taught by
Guy Farman closed last week.
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WEST RERKSHIRE.

George Jones while engaged in repairiE' the
dam. rtCciN ed from an axe a severe cut Just
above his knee johnnie ltclair, while " rk-
ing in the 7awmi.l was struck on tho knee
bv a board, the blow nearly breaking his leg,
He is able TO get about the house upon crutch-
81. j. hQuires is out again. quarterly
meeting services were hold at Last Frank IN
sunday,
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IUNRRlDGE-

Selden Noyes was taken to the insane asy-
lun al Brattleboro Tuc-day. He has been
there several times before. Rev. FRANK larry
of Boston, an evangelist, is holding a series of
meetings at the Baptist church. DAME Hop
Ains, who was born April u. 1913, was buried
Tuesday. He was II very large aud powerful
man standing six feet seven inches i'll his
stockings when in his prime.
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HANCOCK.

CLAYTON Dunham Of Bethel clo- ed success
full term OF school February h Quarterly
meeting was neld February 10, Elder lruaX
Official ing William Martin and wife are eX-
uecteu home this weeE. Frances Martin VIII
come with them. Her heath - very ppor.-
Lillian Mears IS visiting AZ JOnn Church's i'll
West Randolph.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20

Jennie SuuLurv has been at homo for a few
DAYS John Burbauks aud wife entertained
friends saturday evening" Another little girl
nj Fred suwyer's victor fraser has been
attendance al Frank Perry's auction and
thfugs sold high.
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As Sdfic rs u FIRST MOrtO0ge.
Better than Lire Insurance

The Company IS owner OF un"ncumbercd
Florida, which are rapidly Increasing in value.
each acre o: grove of one hundred choice trees.
\ sufficient guaranty fund la, been deposit
ell with the American Lor and Trust Co.,
ri Boston, having capita, o. SlOO,op0. out OF
which it agrees TO pay annual dividends Of six
per cent. tor six years, beginning Jan. !, 1891,
payable semi-annually a. their Bank; aud
such agreement is stamped urou each cCrtiii-
ers are to receive the tull profits OF thc
groves; and Increased dividends to ten, iii
teen, twenty, twenty five, and perhaps
thirty pcr cent. per nnnnm, may he eXpec-
ted, with CORE pondingiy Increased value
OF the stock.
Stock will be sold in lots Of one or more
har Is, as desired, at its par value, So.
The undersigned have examined the bust
ness and methods of the Boston Orange
Crowers'' o., are acquainted with its officers,
and are ourselves investors in the business.
Geo. b. Warren, state National Bank. Boston.
Henry Is. PIERCE, Secretary of State, Boston.
john HopcWPll, Jr.. Ia 4 Lase a. CO.., Boston
Fletcher Ladd, Attorney. Boston,
W. :. Iadd. pN-JustlCc supreme Court, Lam
caster. y. H.
Certificates of stock, with guarantee ~ above,
will be forwarded upon receipt OF bankabe
funds therefor
"a school street, Boston, Mass.
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Children Cry for P',.ner's Casto!.a.

When BABY was sick, we gave her Castoria,
when she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castora,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Oscar Merrill was badly hurt about the chest
Of saWuust and II pile OF lumber. +. {. Tay-
lor of Yale Theological seminary will preach
at the Union church here on -uuday March
/ and S.-Airs. William McEuaney is very
sick Mrs. y. A. Sturtevaut Is in a critical
cond4tion.-fayette SOule i better.
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MlDDlEBURY.

College suspends all work Friday in OBJ
servance of Washington's birthday. f.
Dewey is seriously ill.--E. b. Parker's con
dtion shows no change. he Methodist
church has voted to light the lecture room
and halls with electricity. Clinton e..
Smith has his men at work laying hard wood
floor in the college chapel. The frescoing
has been completed and the new seats are
here ready to be placed as soon as the floor
is laid. There is some talk of heating the
chapel with hot air from the cabinet.
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RANDOLPH.

The Farmers league held meeting Satur-
the nomination OF town oCcrs.-C. brigham
d Co., paid sl.lO per hundred for milk for the
month OF January. %. ). Bagley has zone to
Lebanon,N n. H.-Lucy Smith and Tressa Moore
have gone to South Dakota.-There Is an arti-
Gle in the warning for town meeting that the
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For over Fifty Yesrs

MRS. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for children teething. 1t soothes this
child, softens the gums, ailays all pain, cures
wind collie, and il the best remedy for Diar.
rhPa. twenty-five cents a bottle sold by
ali druggists throughout tho world.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs W. d. buchanan. formerly of this
place but Of late of kirkland. Wash, died at
thal place last Thursday, after Ionp and
lA.attl Illness Bayard Loveand. wllc
Coa>tIue sun lay. broke his arm. Egg sold at
cents, butter - TO y cents, last saturday
Rev. MIR. Boutwell, slipped on the ice at the
bocp las' W. ok. and broke his arm. There Will
J.. a. ciabe at tho Lodge hail Friday evening
after Ia, meeting. -Thcsc officers were in
stalled at Phoenix 10 lge: G. r., Willis hub
bard; f.. Mrs. Il. ID. Lease; chaplain, NJ. b.
Gri.wod; score AIRY, Carrie CARROLL assistant
secretary, &. u. Lease; r. :. Ernest House,
treasurer. w. "A. Griswould; p. c. r., J. \,
y kinsi NJ ,Chalncey Aldrich; j. NJ, Care
Mc\uly; g., Nora Patten; SEN. A!fred Lamp
Tough. Robert White moves to Waterville to
the "Alcfarand farm" the first OF March,
Oh rie- EiXhy win carry on the Stafford farm
u the "lIaruor . Clarence Bennington has
rented the Wills house.
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MORETOWN.

NJ. A. Gillett made a mis-step in his barn,
falling partly down stars aud striking heaVl-
ly against the side. Result II broken rib and II
very soro man.-Mrs. ii. o. Ward and Is. j.
Stuckwell are able TO be OUT. T.. Spauldiag
is very low with cancer on his face and lung
ultlirultV
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EAlREAX.

Guy Butler is at home from school at Bur-
liugiul .Ick.-Artie HeCmuu has the measles
Mis- William Faucher = very sick.-A. J.
PcrAam and wife have 1t young daughter.-H
will give an entertainment at Institute hall
FehruArY ~
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

The social event of the season was the party
given at 'llnehurst' Thursday evening By
Mrs. Albert l.. Farwel, youngest daughter Of
ex -tioy Horace Fairbanks. About $50 invita-
lions were issued and the house was elaborate
iy decorated with flowers. II was a brilliant
suclal assembly.
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GRANVILLE.

Rev. c. w. Ross preached in Chelsea sun
day and Rev, A. &. Truax supplied tho pulpit
quite sick. V. Wilson is in Claremont, y
H.. visiting his daughter.
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NORTH EAYSTON.

l.. b. Eaton is to move into the Wilder
Thomas house.-Lil!iau Porter has gone to
Waterbury to her unCie, II. Z. Buyces. Com
mun.u services here next sunday, Pres ding
Elder TruaX conducting. Tie donation given
for Rev. q. .. Howe was well attended and
Sii realized. Beuney Marble, WHO was hurt
at Nortn puN Nury, Us ImnruYlnE.
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TROY.

Cortez Martin has bought grocery store at
Newport Centre and is about to move to that
place Don A bees child is dangerous ill
LiHX,e umner has returned from Hyde Park
ana l. sick with the measles Kew T.. W.
smith will occupy the residence Of the late
held j. built.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20

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MONTGOMERY CENTRE

Miss Serepta johnson died February IL
Mary Drown goes TO Iotsdam, \. V, this
week to attend school. Mr.. Fos7 las gone to
to 'ocate here William Brown, formerly of
We-tneld, has moved into the tenement on
the corner.
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SELF HELP
AND
HOME Study.

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itself. This paper has been
IN existence but two years,
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MONTGOME cry.

Mrs. Betsey scott, wife f Moses Scott. died
sunday. on her 18th birthday. several parties
were rucd last week for disturbing the peace,
furnishing whiskcy, ETC., at Black rails.
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WELLS RIVER.

Three deaths at the town farm within three
days, making seven IN four weeks. FRIDAY
and saturday the ladies society presented
IA drama at the school house, and on Friday
evening there was II chicken pie supper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20

Razor backed hogs sometimes run wild
and Kill man a slight cold, If turned loose,
wiz % lust the sama unless you USE Adam
SONS ROtanIC COuEh 1Alsam.
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs y. l., Dickinson. who has been with
her children in burlington ana her sister IN
New .Hampshire returned saturday. r. IS.
Roys and family removed 10 Cldreulont, y.
H., riday to the regret OF many.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

The George Field Farm.
Situated in Ferrisburgh Centre, consist
ing of $50 acres of first-cass land, we'll wa
tered, new house and outhuldings, all in
good condition. Also contains au orchard
Of 90 young bearing fruit trees, which
will more than pay rental in their season.
An Early purchaser can make "A good in
ve%ment.
Address for further particulars
w. l.. MCCORMICK,
81, wat burlington, VT.
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.
Five years old, Scabs on her
Hands and Face Quarter
Inch in Thickness.
suffering very Great. Fest Doctors
Fail. Uses Cuticurn with Mar
NpItptIs Egsults.

Fail. Uses Cuticura with Mar
veltous Ucsnlts.
My little girl, five years Of age. lad u break
ing out on her lace, hands. and skin. ! called
lii doctor; he snid it was sait rGeun or ccIe-
ma lie LEFT n prescription, which did not re-
iicve her any She Kept getting worse. called
In another; he said the same thirk rs the first
doctored with him SIX month 60 no cii""t. |
then tried two eminent physiciurS in :Newark,
three months each, 10 no effect ! then tried
homeopathic doctor; he said ia could cure
her. lie gave her medicine for eleven WecGs {:
and If had Kept giving it to h'r another Wcct,
do believe she would have been dead nov. J
was told OF another doctor That WHs recon-
mended very highly on diseases OF the skin
and blood. was going with my child 10 sec
him, but stopping in q drug store on my way,
] was adv scd by the druggist, Arthur Rode
man, to try the CUrtCCRA REMEDIES for her,
which did, to a nobe etIccl. At this time
the scabs on her hands and face were one
fourth inch thick she could hardly c ose her
hands, her fingers were swollen so they would
burst olen. ! had hardly given her the medi-
cine three or -four days when the scabs BEGAN
to peel of. She kept on improving, and Inside
Of one month the sores had entirely dried UP.
JOHN +. FELMLN.
lJU Rail St. Elizabeth, y. j.
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suffered with rheumatism in tho shoulder
for months and the only thing found that
did any good was salvation Oil. 1t cured
me- and | recommend il to all sufferers with
said disease. y. ULMAN, | Pearl ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
lady who has suffered for over three
months extreme torture from violent cough
has become completely cured by Dr. Bulls
Counh Syrup