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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-05
WHY Suffer One moment

From tor.urng and dis1guFlng skin dlseas.s WIZ,
single application OF the CDTlCURA KEMEDfFS 80
in the greet majority OF ceses, anori instant rpIIa m ~
and botchy skin scalp and blood diseases vI rys.Y
hair and point 10 speedy, permanent and eeoacrtJ
cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-05
WHO WAS THE assassin
HIS BODY BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS.

THE HEAD TAKEN TO Mr.. SAGE AT HIS Heu
AND HE IDENTIFIES 1T AS THAT OF The
MAN WHO THREW TIE BONE.
The fragments Of the body OF the man supposed d
be the assassin presented sickenlng spectacle eva
30 the coroners and reporters long accustomed 10 hol
sights. When the pieces were picked up they vsr ID
in a coffin and taken to Dufy's undertaking es.ahLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-05

Stick to Hi
Sometimes you
may have 10 wait.
The troubles TINT
have been years
In gathering can't
always be cleared
away In a day.
For oil the dis
eases and dis
orders peculiar to
womanhood, DR..
pierce's FayOrite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-05

x,,..,,., NJ The Misss.t Grade ef Beer,
nail Chr q. Hupdei brewing Co., go Eat q u II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24
MILTON.

Subscription money handed to your neigh
Dor, +. a. Frost, will be forwarded to US.
George II. Sanderson met with serious
accident Tuesday while driving to Essex
Centre. 4 dog ran out from the house of
John Sharpley and caught the horse by the
nose. He ran into wire fence throwing
Sanderson out and sewing machine be was
carrying. which was ruined. No bones
broken. The lecture by Lieutenant Hill for
the benefit Of the G.. A. II. post wasn't we'll
attended. Deacon l.. W. Landon is sick
with asthma. lie expects to start for South
Carolina this week TOR the winter. Roe
Blake is here for visit--Deacon and Mrs.
l.. A. Jackson have gone bnck to the farm
to live. Senator H. II. Rankin is in
Thomasville, Ga.
The conservation of Trinity (Epscopah
church is appointed for Wednesday, De-
cembar 30, ut 1913 u. III. Bishop Bissel is
expected and the Rev. Or. Fian4eri OF st.
Adams is the preacher. The holy COM
munion will be celebrated AMI the n>erngs
will help complete the church furnishings.
All church friends and the public are COR
daily invited to attend.
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SHElRuRNE.

Subscription money handed to your post
master will be forwarded TO us.
Lee Tracy has gone to Syracuse, n. Y,
on business. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eenvicli
are happy over the birth of son.
Walter A. Weed, jr., Of the senior class
at Williams college, has been elected ivy
orator for the next commencement cyrr-
cscs.
Tho Christmas services at Trinity church
will be as follows: Morning prayer with
sermon and the holy communion nj 1879 II.
m; the children's Christmas at the church
at D. m. Through tho generosity Of DR..
and Mrs. Webb liberal provisions have been
made for all the children in the vicinity. At
this service there will be a short address bv
the rector, with the singing of carols by tho
choir, supplemented by choristers from St.
PauPs, burlington, under the direction Of
Mr.. Bal!ou, the orCani't. The Christmas
exercises at the Methodist church will DO
held Thursday evening and will consist of
singing and speaking by the chiidren fol-
lowed by distribution OF presents from the
e.-W. a. Weed, jr., is home from WIZ
liams college for the holidays.
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CHARLOTTE.

Subscription money handed to your neigh
Dor, Mrs. y. C. Bush, Will be forwar ed to US.
l.. b. Lyon and wife, who were called
here by the death OF Mrs. Lyons's father,
Deacon shaw, returned to their home in
Minneapolis Tuesday, the 22d. Mr.. Lyon,
whose railroad business takes him into Ds-
kota, says the amount of wheat now in the
shock in the fields through Dakota is aston
ishlng. Common farm hands have been paid
as high as 50 day, aud there was scare
ity at that.-George ii. Whalley has moved
back to his farm from the Hadiey place. -
Stella Prndle is home from st. Johns
bury for holiday vacation. flames McDur-
fee has built a house near the lake. -
Il. Williams shot his first fox the other day.
Harley Miller is putting up a tenement
house for ". W. Higb Quite u number
of pheasants have been seen in this vicinity.
This is great year for rabbits. -Severa
young people have engaged Rev. Russell III.
Conwell to deliver his lecture, "Acres Of
Diamonds" at Congregational church on
Tuesday evening, January 90. c. Taft
loaded car OF potatoes here last week. -
Myrtle McNana of Massachusetts is visiting
at Mrs. Joseph Deyette's w. f. Putnam
will enlarge his dock ut Putnam's island
this winter. NJ +. Berry has the contract.
Owing to the absence of a pastor Sunday,
Alice Williams, Sunday-schooI superln-
tendent, read very interesting sermon. -
At Congrega tlonal church Christmas eve
"Santa's Surprise" will be given.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24

Standardization ,,cuev honded to vour noi,th-
bor g. a Allar1 will be forwarded To us,
Tofava,to Hasa comnanv ors To hold a
b,u ond ovetar sumner Mt Cornoretion hail
Nov Veo,jspvs
A. tbo ,,rrol buefness mating of the
novol Arconur the following officers were
rIec,cd for the ensuing vear. q. Il. Little
T. Ero,k Mo,rock 4 r.. NV Edwards,
y n ~ G Mrigs orator. f. II. Eastwood
secretary. G. u. Nash. treasurer: j. ",
rd,yords cnllector. John Eastwood emile:
William Russell warden: Alexander Nor
row sentry. g T. sanford. cheplain: ]. ID.
Tanner medical examiner.
A serious runaway occurred Saturday
about $50 n. nj. Emmanuel Pratt left his
team standing in front OF the Burlington
NAMING min fine horses ran across tho bridge
up Main street. and while opposite w. r.
Chambers 4, cos. collided with the team
belonpinp TO Mir. Bipelow of Westford, dam
arinr it somewhat, The horse then ran
down Allen 10 Follett, then down centre
hack TO Main. There Mr. Pratt attempted
to stcp them and was knocked down, re-
coiyip, several cuts on the head.-Grace
Thomson il i'll with Ia grippe
DR.. J. Emery Allard, who had been in
practice here for the past four years, died
Sunday morning Of pneumonia aged -.
| DR.. Allard was born al I}elv-il, F. g.. lie
graduated in medicine at Laval university,
Quebec. also at Bellevue college, New York.
He was a member OF the Vermont stats
Medical society. He was married 9 years
ago to Lady Harriet Mcguire daughter OF
the high Judge Of Quebec. They have a
daughter aged ~ years. His wife and
daughter. who have lived in Quebec for
many wears, came and spent the last DAYS
with the doctor.
The funeral of Or. j. Emery Allard was
held Tuesday morning from the Church of
| St. Francis Xavier Father AudsG oticat-
ing Tho physicians OF the place attended
in "a body. The remains lay in the church
until a 40 p. M, when they were taken to
Belveil, T. O., for interment.
| Misses Clara and Ada platt returned
Monday evening from Smith college to
spend the holidays.
Tho schools will close this (ThUrsiay)
morning AMI the children will b. made
happy by Christmas gifts. Ia tue High
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nrHl.TMAS SFRNlCES


liel sunday vcnimg vt tho Methodi t
"uu t-ird baptist Churches.
4 stccinl Christmas service for the Sun =
day s'hpo. va, held Sunday evening at tho
tn.t baptist church. Following is tho
Programme that was carried out: Anthem,
NV the choir; opening chorus, Celebrity
Cuime;' recitation, "Bells across the
snow" Gertic johnson; chorus, "Rejoics
ami be Joyiul;' scripture reading, by tn,
pastor; psoJ er; responsive exercise, CHE
Shcpherd,;N cnoru,, 'ro Bethlehem
liustcn;' recitation, "Thc Advcnt,n by
Mrs. Evans; recitation with singing,
"Morry Christmas;' chorus, "Bright,st
AMI Eeat;' recitation, est. Martin aud ths
hesgPr," Miss Roberts, duet, "Cradle
Hymn" Misses Daisy and Lille Barrows;
quar,ette, "rhe Star in the East" recita-
tiou, Miss josie Arcond; choru: Good
TuAngs;' recitation by infant class; ad-
dress by the rastor. Rev. w. =. ROBERTS,
ID. D.; closing hymn, Joy to the Worid;'
bencdiction.
The Methodist church was beautifully
trimmed with frlezc OF evergreen about
( the room and festoons CT the same material
on the pillars Attractive designs We're
grouped about the pulpit. Tno pastor, Rev.
| IL. y. Storks, ID. D., at the morning service
tool, az his text, Luke PIP, "And thi, shall
be sign unto you; ye shall find the hnbe
wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying IN
a mauser,n A Christmas seryice held in
tho evening was entitled, 81 am tho light Of
the world" After responsive reading, a
hymn was sung, followed by prayer and Oh
anthem by the choir. "The light promised
was read responsibility, after which u quar-
tette sang go little town OF bethlehem. ~
"The light cominS," "The light shining, "
and THE light everlasting responsive
readings, We're nterspersed ami followed by
singing by the infant class, singing or "No
other name" an address by the pastor, solo,
lead, kindly light" singing OF "All hail
the power OF Jesus name" ami the benedic-
! ton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24
AN OPEN WINTER PROBABLE.
Manager Couger or the Ice Company
Thinks the signs Point that Way.

Manager Couger OF the Ice Company
Thinks the Signs Point that Way.
The ice men are keeping close watch on
The lake, and the way they talk OF tho pros
poet Of gathering next seasons crop OF ice
on Lake Champaign is not at al favorable
co the people OF course, if they get ice near
by the price will be lower than if 1t is har
vested at AIaletts Bay ana hauled six
miles. II. X. Conger, manager OF the Con-
sumers' Ice company, said yesterday that
present indications pointed to ar open win
ter.
'In 1882 there was u short crop on the
Hudson and they are now prophecying an
open season there again this winter and Il
repetition OF the same kind Of season as VIC
had in 1882 would not surprise me, - salG
Mr.. Congor" eyes we expect to gather
our crop on Lake Champlam If there is any
chance 20 get it from outside the broik-
water; il there is not, we VIII be obliged to
get it at Maletts Bay" Mr.. Conger ex-
poets to go to cutting ice on the WluoosNi
river above the dam rs soon as it is thick
enough. The company will fill their ice
houses there aud supply tho private ice
houses. One year 50 this week they were
cutting ice there.
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HlNE SBURGh.

Subscrption money handed to your neigh
Dor, q. ID. Boynton, will be forwarded to us.
Gen. T. S. Peck camp, Sons Of Veterans,
is financially in fourishiug condition. The
camp is out Of debt and has so in the bank,
camps throughout the state can boast Of
" HAT the camp lacks in numbers is made up
in the interest and enthusiasm taken by
each member. They have New Years bail
at the Flanagan House. which, 1T is expected,
will give the boys another lift.
Mrs. l.. Bowe fell on the ice near T..
Sauctuary's Thursday and broke her hip.
she managed to get 10 her house alone, but
after getting there found herself helpless and
had to call the nelgnUors Tor assls lance. DR..
c. j. Russell set it and she is doing well. $50
Katie Page and Florence Allen arc home for
the holidays There will be q Christmas
tree al g. a. II. Hall, Thursday evening -
a. Worthiem had a lively experience with
mad COW Saturday. The cow ran over a
woman in Charlotte lie threw himself
on the ground to save his life, aud she ran
over hun and drove several men from the
head and foot. lie finally drew her home
in a stoneboat Sunday morning.
Mrs. Willard Ray is the model farmer Of
Hinesburgh. Her farm Is in tho highest stat
Of cultivation. Her house and outbuIldugs
are finished in tue latest style, with all
modern convonlauces. She keeps 40 COWS
mostly on elsllSc, The latest Improvement
! is running wator in an iron bucket in front
/ OF each cow so they drink without leaving
| the stables.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24

DIR. c. W. Jacobs has sold out to Dr. G.
+. Davenport Of East Randolph. DR.. Dav-
EXPORT Is here. The new stores in Masonic
block are not surpassed in the state. Thu
hall will not be dedicated before tho Inst Of
January. Albert Williams aud W have
returned from Michigan. The veteran Saul
Bishop of Bolton had II stroke OF paralysis
last week and is not expected to live. Mrs.
John Kenny died Sunday evening with
pneumonia. 49, At the regular meeting Of p.
NJ. Barber post No. -, G. A. X. The fol-
loving officers were elected: Post com
mander, S. f.. Andrews. senior vce-com-
mander, John McGoven; junior vice-com-
mander, w. G. Fields; quartermaster G.
a. Edwards; surgeon, o. ID. Bemis; chap
lain Samuel York; officer of the day, Ed
win Beset officer OF the guard, Patrick Nc
Goven; delegate to encampment, Thomas
Henry; alternate George Cunningham.
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HUNTINGTON.

Subscription money handed TO your naighbor
G. W. saylcs, vii. Ue forwarded to Us.
At tho donation visit for the benefit of
Rev. ". IL. Lyster the receipts wero over
$50, for which the elder tenders his sincere
thanks. The creameres paid Sl,25 per
hundred for milk through tho month Of
November. Preparations arc being mado
for Christmas tree in to Union church at
the north village. --Gertrude belong is not
well.-Mr. Briggs md wife of Rutland
are in town 10 spend tho holidays. IS. H..
Norton remains about tho same.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF DIRECTORS.

/. II. TURK Resigns as Treasurer and
Director Of the norlc Railroad Conn
pany.
Tho directors Of tho Winooski and Bur
inetun Horse railroad company hell n
spcc,G! meeting yesterday at Elias Lyman
q, co.'s coal oliicc to net upon the rozgna-
ton Of Mr.. Louis II. Turk rs treasurer and
director. ". h. Hendeo was elected treas
urer and the resignation of Mr.. Turk as
director was not accepted. MI Turk sails
for Europe the 3Oth inst, to be absent about
three months and he thought the interests of
the road would be better s'rved by having
n treasurer here to look after affairs lie
has hold the Office for four years and his
management has been universally COM
menIed 10y the stockholders. The office is
not u very lucrative one and yet it demands
conslI. rlU.c attention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24
PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Ca.es Con,idrrcd anil Othor
Iu.ine.. lrnnsnranL

Summary of Ca'es Considered anil Othor
business Transacted.
Ella c. Schroedel's c-,atc, Burlington,
settlement of almin5'rator's account.
In re Hiram j. Fuller, Essex, appoint
mcnt OF Charles v. Fuller, l.4sex, guar
dian of his estate.
Rolla Geason'a estate Richmond, APP
pointmcnt of Albert G. Whtttemore, Bur
lington, administrator anl Wocott j.
Beach ana 5. a Brownel IL ex, commits
sioners and appraisers.
Francis I.uCiair's estate. Colchester,
license granted to deed real estate
George y. Richardson's estate, South
Burlington, will proved. Appointment ot
Arthur G.. Crane, burlington, Gdminiotra-
tor, with tho will unneXed, aud George \.
Reed Of W.iliston, and j.. +. Burdic'; o.
Colchester commissioners N appraisers.
Ann Carr's estate Underhill, appoint
meut of John J. NonaAan aud William j..
Fuller, Undcrhiil, commissioners and ap-
praisers.
In re Mary House, minor of sail Bur
ling ton, adopted aud made heir at-law OF
John Lynch and Mary Lynch husband and
wife OF said Burlington, and name changed
to Mary Lynch.
Probate Court, district OF Chittendcn
business for the week ending December %,
1891:
John G. Thorp's estate, Charlotte, settle
mont of executor, account.
Maria l.. lhorps estate, Charlotte. set 9
ment Of executors account.
Truman :. Saudersou's estate, Milton
license 20 sell real and personal estate.
George =. Irish, Wiiii-ton, appointment o.
Sanford v arren, II .lls:on, guardian.
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WESTFORD.

Subscription money hanicd 10 ur neigh
Dor, |. f. Huutley, Will be forwarded 10 us.
j. w. Morris is to preach in the Congre-
gational church next sunday There is to
be a Christmas concert Sunday evening in
the same place. While choppiry last week
Walter Atherton received bal cut on his
head from a falling tree. Lizzie c. Allen
is home from Oswego Tor the Christmas va
cation. There is to be 'conuudrum
party" in the parlors of the Congregational
church Friday evening, January l.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Subscription money handed to your neigh
Dor, a. Naudow, win be forwarded to Us.
W. r. c. hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity Saturday evening the occasion be
ing butterfly tea and Christmas sale under
the GusPicls " the Kings Sons and Daush-
tiers. OVyr 700 plates were spread and an
elegant butterfly was given with each cup
OF tea or coffee served. Tho hal was beau
tifuliy illuminated and decorated with rich
oil paintings ami many other articles made
by the Kings Daughters Tor which they
found ready SALE about $50 being realized.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24

The stat Of consulting physicians and
surgeons has been appointed as follows:
Consulting physicians, Drs. Walter Carpen-
ter, \. i. Grinnell, G. {. Briggs and Al. II.
Eddy; consulting surgeons, Drs. a. NJ
Phelps, Horny June, William b. Lund, j.
:. JENNIE. During the year 800 patients
have been received and there are So in the
hospital at the present time.
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COLCHESTER.

Subscription money handed to your post
master will he forwarded to us.
The teachers in districts No. 12 and -
will have a Christmas troo and supper in the
town hall Christmas afternoon for their
scholars and friends.-B. T. Thompson lost
his horse with pneumonia last week. -Skat-
ing is fine on the mill pond ald is being en-
joyed by the young nearly every evening. -
II. c. Petty exchanged pail viii Rev.
MIR. Clark of Fairfax la., SUuday.-A
series of special meetings commenced Mon
day evening at the Methodist church and
are to continue about two weeks, or as long
as an interest is manifested.
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WEST MILTON.

Subscription money LANDED to your post
master will be forwarded To us.
Rev. L. Herricli preached Sun lay.-The
Dramatic club meet Tuesday eyoAIus to re
organize. The new chandali-r lus been
placed III the church. Laura Blackstone Of
Jericho is spending the winter at Il. ). Lin
COINS and attending school,
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pEAN.-ln this city. Dec. l, IN. at the resi-.
dcuce of Acr ron, 4 has j. Roan, lucy IL.
wife q Istc Henry Bean, Of south BURLINGTON,
aged - years.
ALLARp, In Winooslii, Dec. 20, l.ol, Dr.. ].
Emory Auard.
-lifNvIItE. In Iinesburgh, Dec. u. MISC
Sarah Nh.uvile. aged 80 years and l. months.
TuAYLB,-At Malletts Lay, Dec. 10. John
Tnay r, aged - years.
INNAN. In ilattsbIrgh, Dec. %, 1891,
af,cr "a l'ngcriu- illness. Mary Euzebetn Patti
ridge, wife Of Alvin l.. fnman, aged - years,
WfLLtANs-l1 th.s ci'y Dec, 2. Nargret
wife Oi d. s. 81 ..iH-. HraN t wears.
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VICINITY MATTERS.
BURLINGTON AND OTHER CHlTTEN-
DEN COUNTY TOWNS.

The Importnnt Happenings of n Week in
Our Midst-Surrounding Towns Come
in for "a Generous share of Attention Mt
the Hands of Our Cores pondents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24

Rev. George II. Page, who was former
" pastor OF the Hinesburgh Baptist
church, and who has been in the employ
Of the Burlington Manufacturing compa-
ny for the past two years and eight months,
has received and accepted call from tue
Baptist church Of Ketchum's Corners, \.
y, aud left Thursday morning for his ne "
field OK labor.
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EGE x.

Subscription money handed to your neigh
Dor, Geo. ii. Brown, viii be Forwarded tou-.
c. T., Green sits up a little cacA day
Mrs. Morse is worry ill-Thege are some
prospects for q singing class here this win
trr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24

Mrs. WINsIow'S SOOTHING SfUUr Las been
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind cholic, and is the best remedy for Diar-
al druggists throughout the world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24

Ir. Il. Schinmanu. -. Paul, Mimi. will
mail trial package of S,HITFHANH's ASTHMA
CURE FREQ to any sufferer. no advertises by
giving away. never fans to give instant re-
lief i'm worst cases aud Curos where others fail.
Name the FltLo l'il.o and send your address
for u free trial package.
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BURLINGTON.
j. f. Gauvin Is seriously sick.

sickness.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Devereaux have a
baby girl.
Mrs. j. c. Roberts has gone to Franklin
Falls, n. H., to be absent several months
Hon. Robert Roberts and wife returned
Yesterday morning from an extended W est
ern tour.
Frank w oodworth and wife left Saturday
for South Braintree, Mass, to visit their
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Cannon are receiving
concentrations on the birth Of u 16-pound
laughter,
Six applicants appeared before the board
If pension examiners at the Van Ness House
yesterday.
The Woman's Mission Circle of the First
Baptist church cleared about SO from the
sale at the parsonage.
j. J. Wright, manager of the Baldwin
Refrigerator company, is confined to the
house with 'la grippe"
new fire alarm box Go. so is being
put up at the corner Of Spruce and Elm
streets by George D. Sherwin.
The creditors Of S. II. Waters s. Co. held
meeting at the probate rooms yesterday
and elected w. b. Mckillip assignee.
Miss Mamie Buckham went to Boston
Saturday on the Green Mountain flyer to
visit her brother, Rev j. w. Buckham.
Mrs. c. A. Durham Of Saranac Lake,
n. V, is spending few days in this city as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.. Burnham.
c. f. Greene of Essex, postal clerk on the
st. Jobnsbury and Lake Champlain rail
| road who has been very sick, is now better,
~. " rYo,d,rs or tho ,redicol do
ra.t,,an+ If tha Trivarsitv finishes his
course of lectures on materia medica this
rorrinr
-. ~ c,a.,. --;sto,,+ ,rorooer Of
.,,.. Va, E,s, ti,,,so i ,e,air olIa "a grost
IN. travelling public. after an illness of sew
oral deys
NJ and 1r,s II I Johnson If ST psul
s,r..,+ oro roioicirr. ovar tbe addition T..
tine family of a - pound eirl WHO arrived
Gatnrla,
&. ,t.,.,al,,,... ,lc...l ,.,s,,rio,- fo.
ioii,ia.. ,,.oss "a st,,do,t, f. +Le nm. hos.
If 10 wen, cont, ON the mail train home
ward bound
,,,o R,,r,,,oto,, C,os Iicbt co,onarv bava
5sclorej thar seni.anpunl divilrpd Of four
per cent. 1t is the 56th dividend paid by
the company.
Mic,aol o,Rrior nm enn,ove ot 7 p
Rootb,s In,bor ward siinned rom n lumbar
nile Yesterday and fell TO the ground. badly
spraining one leg.
m, ~ H., .,..;-- ,,r,,.-
| J,ico p,,ddinc, - a ,,vo.,c+ co,naJv IN 10
pre.ertaj in the Unitarian chmch pnrlors
in the near future
,.,i, ha,,a IoolnU,d ms,'a1 sar,i-an,,,'eI
,t.-itl aiie 500 80 80 ra,'.
Of A per cent per annum.
rio Co+,olio N-orr, Ntor,s Union oro h
hava rranI baroIet ,hn 1.ttnr mart If
Ian,,orH IN oh,ariarco ~ tha IOrb ami.
$40 of tbo sncioty
~ n.ol,.i,,,, N " ~ snandinq, fay,
,,ooi.g j., ~, oi+,, rri,h hor n,otL.. Nrs II
r. Sn,it, on pal yiroat
=, -. ...--.,-
r. -" t'u9unei'' iot many Ie"'S 81 ~ ~.
eNuei' VI "eoHo ~. '"0 q nm !-''o
with tho co,nrorv January
". ,,,.
IIe pIlNule sCuOOl VI MISS I@lllle ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24
LIE PL B L. sCHOOLS.

Report of tho tttcudnu co for November
An Lncren, cvcr Last Year.
The report o. enrolment, attendance am
tarlne,s for IT,, mouth ending Novambai
10 1891 ], as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-24
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NoBrE RrBLEE.-In Swapton, VI. at the
residence OF H. j. Rublee Deg. %, Is j. Mr..
Willis 4. Noble and Miss Lillian d. Nu9lec,
both OF berkshire.