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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01
Have You a House

i4hi ~ -'oi iAN'' i'IIb'
F so, you want to place policy on it to-
i day or tomorrow before you dine.
You want the risk taken, too by standard
company, such as ID. p. MILLER, of Cumber-
land, represents ANY policy is good until "A
fire occurs, but then it is you want Il pledge
of indemnity worth its tace in gold.
Rates not quite as low as wildcat figures,
but the lowest consistent with certain and
perfect Indemnity i'll event of loss. Apnly to
j. b. ODER,
Dec II JOURNAL Office, Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01

A little girl who had mastered her cat
echism confessed herself disappointed,
"because, she said, though l obey the
fifth commandment and honor my papa
and mamma, yet my days are not bit
longer in the land, because l am put to
bed at Z o'clock. . The New Moon.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01

The growth of the nails on the left
hand requires or 10 days more than
those on the right. The growth is more
rapid in children than in adults, and goes
on faster in summer than in winter. 1t
requires an average of 1872 days for the
renewal of the nails in cold weather and
but 116 in warm weather.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01

In Bangor, Maine, Leslie Ellis drank
quart of whisky without taking the
bottle from his lirs. He died next day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
CAM BRIDGE.

The steam saw mill of Siayton Bros, situat
ed IN Pleasant Valley, was entirely consumed
10y fire Thursday evening, together with 100000
feet of spruce lumber ana all the machinery
for dressing the same. The fire broke out
about half-past eight and was under such
Roadway when first discovered that nothing
could be saved. 1t was only by the heroic la
Dor of friends that the residence Of Luther
Dickinson wa7 saved. Tho loss on the mill
and lumber will be about $4,000: insurance
Sl,uoJ on the mill and Il, 900 on he lumber.
L. :. Ed Wards and Mrs G aretce Dwell are
i'm 70 ing Ia hoaith.-Prof Atwood n Il he
Masses Flaggs are ,&ptCted home i'll few
day. for the summer vnrat on.-Charl,s HUI
burd is i'll W tn throat dihcdl key. T..
W hceloJk has heen spending few DAYS il
New York. The Jctf rsunvilr band boys
have their new uniforms Tine ladies of the
parsonage fund will give a social at the town
h'll on the evening of june >. lie Buck
brothers began saw Z at the steam mill last
weck.-Mrs. -. \. Wnitoomb quito com
Portable after her journey home from Balti-
mo e.-Miss Pear has class OF young lad cs
in music a the Centre. Miss Pearl spent sew
cral weeks The past year in the Boston con-
serYRtO~y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
BRISTOL.

Ira White. son of Mrs Rachel White, an
eulpoye OF the Bristol Manufacturing com
pany had the fingers of his left hand badly mu-
tilated last week while running buzIpaner.
The elements were against the carrying out
of the full programme arranged for Memorial
Day in this place. The procession and the adj
dress by h. X. Dorr was adjourned. MIR. Dorr
telegraphed from Middlebury asking II he
should come on. Answer was sent in the neg
alive. In the afternoon Holley hall was filled
by an appreiative audience to listen TO an al :
dress by Edward Il. Finn of ST. Adams. 1t
was thoroughly interesting and instructive
address. y delegation from Walter {. Dunt9n
post visited the cemetery and decorated inc
graves Of the soldier dead IN the afternoon.
Mrs. +. f.. Stewart and Miss Kate Stewart
were quite severely injured in the accident the
9th at New Haven Mills. Mrs. stewart mas
bruises on her forehead on one cheek, anu
directly under one of her eyes. Miss stewards
face was also bruised and one eye is in mourn
ing, 1t is expected that the pulp company
will be called upon for damages, aB 1T ~
claimed the accident would not have happened
had tue company stationed Waterman on the
highway to warn people Of contemplated
blasts Mrs. Mary Needham is home from an
extended visit in Shushnn, y. Y.-Mrs. Nellie
Claffer of New Haven Mills was thrown out
q a wagon Friday and severely Injured
Mrs. Rev. j. r. NIetcalt OF Shushan, n. Y, is n
guest of her sister, Mrs. f. G. Dixie.
The necessity for a lookup is becoming
more apparent each day. The town owns one
of human beings, neither can it be put in con
| dition. Evangelist Estey's tent collapsed sat
urday. The rain was too much for it, he
tough element that was in town saturday
| got pretty LOUD between 3 and o'clock OF that
day several black eyes was the result Poor
| liquor was the cause. No arTests.-Crops are
! looking finely. The rain of SATURDAY. was Of
| immense value to the farmers From "A to IL
cents was paid in this market Saturday for
! butter.-A delegation OF young people from
| here visited Lake Dunmore sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
SWANTON.

Memorial day was observed about as usu al
here notwithstanding the rain, Post Jewett
going to Iiishgate in the forenoon. They were
met Mt the station by the liighgate curnet band
and citizens, and after deco atinR the graves
in the cemeteries on both sidos of the river,
proceeded TO Liberty hall and listened to an
address from Rev. J. ID, Beemnn, returning to
Swanton at noon. The post returned At 1879 p.
zens. marched TO the ecu etery for the dccora-
ton service, after which they returned to Bull
lard's hall and listened to the orator of the
day. A. a. Hall. In the evening very Inter
csting entertainment wac given Tn bullarts
hall by the young ladies and children for the
benefit of Jewctt post. The exercises consist
sd OF recitatons, tabieaux SINGING ana charac-
tor marches The rccitations were especial
~ good. The net proceeds were 500
Il. II. l'ubc has bought tho grocery business
of l.. G. Brown Of Aliddlebury and will move
there n about n month,-Lvvi Bashaw has
opened grocery store on Platt street. Rcv.
II. G, Farrer was in town last week. Harrison
Collins and wife are visiting in Iowa and other
points in the Wcst.-Tho remains of ,Moses
Sortwell of Farrust, n. V, were brought here
Friday for burial. He was an old soldier and
Post 1ewett met the body at the station and
escorted 1t to the gravc.-tf w. Carpenter, q
Brockton, Mass, druggist, is in town for q
mon tbs vaoation.-The Rich boy, who WAS so
seriously injured by being thrown from hand
car. is improving rapidly .-Homer Prouty Las
| bought ont the grocery business OF Carmen &
Russell.--E. VI. Prouty is putting in ali engine
| to run his shop during low water. Mrs. Calet
| Leach is dangerously i'll with la grippe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
BROOkElELD.

Memorial day was appropriately observed.
The graves in the several cemeteries were
decorated by Henry Freeman post AT l
o'clock procession was formed At q. \. t..
hall, headed by Brookfeld curaet band which
escorted the post speaker and citizens to the
Second Congregationa church where the fol-
lowing exercises were held: Music, band;
Quartette, Rest, soldier, rest;" recitation,
Miss 10 nson; double quartette, Cover them
over with beautiful flowers address by Rev.
q. w. Gnllager Of Montpelier; quartette band;
bencd elton by Rev. George Boynton.-
BrookaeId library celebrated its centennial
anniversary Wednesday with appropriate ex-
pulpit at East Brookteld Suuday.-Aiiss Min
ME Marshall Of Goddard seminary is visiting
lege is in town.--Children's day eSerc SEES will
be observed by the different sunday -scho ols in
town,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
CHELSEA.

While men were at WORK near the old mill
dam Of the recently organ zed shoe company
they discovered II stone jar containing the re-
mains OF All infant, apparently born alive and
partial buried, under the old mill building.
1t Is suspected to have been OF illegitimnte
birth-Cheisea is tiagp e crazy. Two new ones
were erected last week, max ing 10 in all with
in mile OF each Other. las L. Roberts a
former citizen, who spends his summers mere.
gave pretty flag 10 the Sons or Veterans
which was hung on Memorial day, aud he has
also sivea another very large and beautiful
one TO be hung on the II foot pole in south
Water,on post, Il. A. r., Woman's Relief
corps Sons of Veterans aud Ladies' Aid So
tho procession, led by the Washington Cornet
band, was formed and marched to the Gene
terry under the marshalship Of Col. H. o.
Blk by, assisted by Gilbert o. Smith and Carl
Kingsbury, comrades OF the G. A. X. On thor
return an address was delivered at the Metho
dist church by A. q. Fay, esq, of Montpelier
Though the weather was stormy large crowd
attended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
WEST RANDOLPH.

The class day exercises Of the West Ran
dolph high school class of ~ were held in the
high scnool auditorium Mag 18th. The
room was filed TO its utmost capacity, fully
225 being in attendance. The programme Wa
interesting and most satisfactorily carried
out; The following is tho programme: Prayer
by Rev j } Cooper; music, high school quar-
tette; roll-cell, Harold NJ Thompson presen-
tation speech, Nellie T. Fisk response from
~, Carrie Tewksbury music, Miss Harriet
brewster, 80; Grafton, American genius,
Ernest Burridso essay Rome was not
built in day" Ada l. Iamson; class chroni-
Giles. Alice + Hatch; music, high school quar-
tette prophecies, j Winniefred parmenter
farewell from ~! Pearl II Drake.
Memorial day services passed off very quiet
~ saturday. The address by Rev: MIR. tarr
OF East Randolph was generally liked. vii
Bean is home from Roxbury. Assistant In
spector f. W. SauIt OF Burlington inspected
sons of Veterans here saturday evening
They will be fourth OF fifth in rank in this di
vision. Prof. Whitehill IL at Greensboro fish
Ing Mrs. Wall and daughter went to Boston
Wednesday Maud Thayer of Newport is IL
town. w. Morse was away siX days last
week ins pcrting camps OF sons of Veterans i
the northern part of the State. -ltev. q. W
Morrow and wife are attending conference II
Stanfordvile, y. y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
EAST MONTPELIER.

Henry Holt IS clerk in the National bank at
Barre. Mr. Austin Of Alabama is visiting
relatives Lere,-J. Il. Young is finishing Oh
several rooms aud building veranda to his
CONSTELLATION Pray, Jr., il running the
been SICK at her sisters, Mrs Steward is bet
tor Narcella Young who has been III with
In grippe, IS improving 4. Il. Peck has rent
y II. Dodge several from this town have
been to 'Teeushoro fishing. They report lots
OF iiah aud good time They have erected a
summer residence thcre.-lhe hollister- hit
ney weddlu. was the precursor of several
other similar occasions that are to take place
in tho near IuturG.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
VERGENNES.


Mr.. f.. w Meader Of Moukton has re
turned from Denver, Colorado, where ne
bus been looking otter tho estate of the late
Nathan Tabor.-Len Allen has negotiated
for the dwelling house, west side of the riv-
OF, owned by Mrs. Robert Ross, and has
moved in.
The Lily brought MP three canal boats Fri
day, the 4. w. Tohey OF Port Henry with
coal tho Ada bartholomew of Whitehall,
Can't. Ellis. with ia chestnut for T.
Mack and The & w. Woodford OF Essex,
40 tons oe Swedish iron for Horse Nail
company. THE manufactures, Geuorolly,
were closed Memorial day Miss Ada Fisher
j, living at Chattanooga. Mrs. NJ. r.
Fisher Is visiting hor aunt, Mrs. Dana, at
Springfield, ".
The Vergonres coruct band have m
excursion and free ride on the Reindeer the
nth, TO Westport, Ausable Chasm and
hecsevillc. The Ga2elle with party,
crossed the lake to Essex, Sunday afternoon.
Marvin H. Dana, Of the General TIL ologi-
chi seminary Of New York, assisted N the
services at 1T. Paul's church Sunday. Mir.
Dana is a son of the late lion. II. y. Dana
Of New Haven -Frel Tute6, son Of City
Sheriff Bates, left for Boston, Monday.
Both he ana his sister, who havo been prom
iaent in our Graded school. and vino are
blessed with rare voices for choir or concert
,,l.o many Kind wisbas will, ,baro. They
nr. IN L., conrecta6 with fine hotel al Great
Tj.,i beocL ,o,r Uo.to, --lfrs Honrv
r..,,,,v ortor lone .i,I,,,.ss and su0e,,rg
Gir5 Wondoy oqed rs voars. She leaves a
j,.ford ami nva cbillro1, Funeral
1y.lros,iov from 81 p.tor'a church -
,-,.sto, 1,i,,,. .f.or many ms and downs
in hi, STRUGGLE for 81 pcnsiop. has at last
reocned racornition and nm allowance from
a., "a. nor, ,,ortb TIM Isr,.o willard
,rono ami tba IocLowgupo with stool, for
e,h,,d, E,Iior co,unony r,t,,,.nal IN Ottawa
1,nIav in tow ri t6e I,aoro, 4. Harris. -
glr trcr,r,. rc,.I.or Of New Norl, md Mis-.
n r,il-a ,..,.of stamford Conn. hive mr..
,.,.d M "A stevens. Tho doctor returned 10
r,.,v I-orl Tpo.io, Mrs y q Norton and
her 5ougnter Nav. will I've absent visiting
t,;,nls nj .I,nasyillo Wi. for several
woke --,ir and Mrs. G. r.. q. Kimball ar
-i,.l from, Passion Nonaov They were
accommodated l,- Miss ANNA M. Botsford
VIII, ro. ben VISITING Mrs pr. Powers OF
tiat c.-,.--on,o Of III. lo<e COTTAGE. ar,
ready for o.rupancy. Wbiu-poor- lodge.
vns formally o,,enad NonI,y.
.r1rro v.as a ,.reo+ rush for +uo river and
lake limo Tn, catch AVERAGED lower thar
u.rel Tho lo-gost haul wos5,Ialo by lieorg,
Tog. who hooked IN eel over three feet If
lpu.,+b The Little Nel.i, Lrougbt No tbe
r,-inl boat James Nolan of saltwater with
mn tons Of cool for n Nor, Monday In
t,ro.tirc memorial service. yrere held in til,
STATE school chanel Sunday afternoon II
which recitntions and selections bv tb,
children. officers and friends were listene,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
WAITE PVIlI E.

Mrs. John Page is visiting in Enosburgh. j.
Y. Stevens has been in Bu-tou.-O. l.. Bourn
and wife and Amsden Brown and, wife of Cam-
bridge We're In town over sunday Fred BAR.
rah and wife has been visiting in Enosburgh.
go Mr. and Mrs. HuughtUn arc Visiting II
daughter In Barre.-James Wilbur and wife OF
luderhtll were in town over Sunday.-Mrs
for her father. The young man from johnson
who ran his horse through the street on sun
day must not repeat the same again soon.
The coat, letters andlgioves foundi n the street
soon after are all safely laid away There
seems U be too mnch rum in circnlRtion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

Hon. ". Y; Lucas, Ex-state Auditor Of
Cough Eomedy In my family and have nc
hesitation in saying t - an cxccllcut remedy
| believe it is all that ID claimed for Il. Per
sons afflicted 10y a cough or cold will nno II u
friend" There is no danger from whooping
cough when this remedy IL freely Given. ),
cent bottles for sale by Ecaupre " LowreY
burlington, W., and W, B Nichols, Esse,
Junction, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

The postofice has been moved to the court
house. The cheese factory receives about no
pounds Of milk daily.-The toe and heel"
frost the night of the 10th, freezing the dirt
quite solid.-QuIte a number attended the
Universalist convention at Gover.-The suc-
ton OF bankrupt stock of NJ. J. Bailey has been
postponed to June lO.-Mrs. :. Is. Hitchcock
of Troy is visiting relatives in town. George
b. Brewster is repairing his house.-Edward
Hill Is plasterink his house.-Henry Lamos
died May Is and was buried the Fist.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
MONTPELIER.


finn uninn school grounJs
Nossrs Sib,ev and Ke,nn arc prenaring TO
erect two moro new houses ON their new
sfroot onnosito tho Votmore &, Morse gran
ito wo,ts
Tho V,sbington county W. G.. II II.
convention is TO he on Thursday and Friday,
luna II md 10 In the Bnntist church. The
local W G n T. will meet Mt 3 n. m. on
TUESDAY neyt in Bcthonv porlors.
~, ny,.,.oor.old d,y5btor of Joues {,
Cullor ,IioJ On Nm oS IIis son recontlv
diod mud I,is y,iro md remaining child are
serionsIv sic,.
The entertainment at the onora house.
Thursday evening. for the benefit of the
Christ church puijd wns n Grand success.
TbA N;itorv bonI orcbostr, and Anollo
bonio cluh nc we'll nc hormonica solo bv f.
Spg,,i, sorq Inv Mrs = I Pjtkin. with vio-
lin oblicato by NJ. White; song by II. d.
uonl,ins IT, violin solo Inv DR.. X l..
CIoavos Srj cornet solo Inv G.. p Pitkin.
and thot forcfc,l drano "The Sleeniue
Gar 3, ware cxcoIlent attractions. Mrs. /
r Mention president Of the guild. is given
much praiSo for fine success of this enter
tannent.
The Washington county Good Templars
union * to he held ON "Wednesday. June II.
in the Methodist church at Waitsflcld
Nlontroiier lodge will furnish an essay and
II res,1,nse to the ndlres, of welcome c.
II. TIuyGer &. c. r.. of Essex is expected
to lac present md Roy. w r. Davenport of
Waterbury will deliver an address.
A well attended rally was held on Friday
evening in capitnl hall TO consider the uues-
ton Of holding a grand celebration on July
4 in Nontpelier Nearly everybody seemed
enthusiastic and n strong COMMITTEES was ap-
pointed to see what could he accomplished
Tho committee met on Saturday afternoon
in the Apollo club rooms and organized In
this manner. l.. Bart Cross, president: f.
4. Dwineu vice-president; ". A. Briggs,
secretary: j.. II. Bixbv, treasurer: +. II.
Cory. ii. X. Bixby, ". c. Berry, f. NJ
Irish Theron Cotton. !. NJ. Boutwell,. l.. II.
Bixby and ". Miller. soliciting committee;
J. G. Brown. T. A. Dwinen, C. II. Fuller.
f.. NJ. Irish. W. c. Berry, A. d. Farwell
and J. N. Boutwell,. committee of arrange
mants; c. Atkins, Theron Cotton, H. X.
! Bixby and \. J. Sibey, on Advertising.
because of rain tho West Randolph team
did not appenr on Saturday to play ball
\ select assembly was held on Friday
night bv about 30 people in the Union
| House dining room
Wilbur f. Hascall of the Fraternity Pub
| lishing company OF Boston has begun his
new two-story summer residence on Look
out Point near I.unesvile and David San
dors has charge Of the work.
The Montpelier Centre base ball team and
Goddard seminary reserves, played good
game on Monday a. m, at the Centre, the
score being 3 to in favor of the Montpel-
iers.
The Catholic fair opened last Tuesday
evening. in Capital holl and closes Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

Nca=iea are prevalent. Many children are
down with them au1 some schools are closed
--Cu.ldren'= day will be observed at the Con-
g~e9ltioual church here sunday, June 2l.
via ting frieud-.-Hon. }. c. Burke OF Lowell,
Mas, delivered the Memorial day address here
Mrs. Walter Harris Of Bolton, p. O., is visit
ing relations here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
NORTH HYDE PARK.

ME-. Sewcn Newton is very sick with Ia
boy. Mrs. l.. a. Wedge OF 70 ton, i. O., and
ron Harry. are visiting here-The memorial
CF"rclses pissed OF very pleasantly, a Ane pro
Mrs julia DEMO and the eloquent address by
our townsmau, R.W. Hulburd, were very tlh-
j. appreciated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
JOHNSON.

Mrs Sarah, mother OF 7. n. Witherell, dlod
sunday moruina.-Mrs. Hattie Cdall OF STRAIT
ford is visiting at IL. II. Collins s.-Jed Pearl
and family have returned from North Troy
Mrs. q. Is. LandOn Is able to return home
our base ball boys crossed bats with the Wat
ervilles saturday, score II to in favor of the
home team. II. A. Waterman and !. j. HE
key have improved the interior OF their houses.
Jake Dodge lost valuable horse The
memorial address by J. A. Deboer ~ Montpe-
lier was listened to with much interest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
RANDOLP PHI

The annual closing exercises OK tho Normal
Proune is as follows: sunday evening, S
% clock, sermon before tho graduating classes,
Rev. Rufus G.. Flag: Wednesday evening,
o'clock, meeting Of the Alumni association ;
lecture, VI. Winslow Farman; Thursday, a. in.
oral examinations. p. III. O'Clock class day ex-
Crciscs, evening g O'Clock the 3 exhibition ;
Friday n. m 10 o'clock, graduation.
The next term begins August 20.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

Tho Best Salve In the world for Cuts Druise,
eores. Ulcers, Salt RLeunn, Fevcr Sores, letter
thapped Hands. ChifbA aims, Corns aid al
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Pies. o.
no pay required II is guaranteed TO give per,
le1l satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Pey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
SElElD-

Herbert Joslyp was arrested on Thursday
and fined . aud costs amounting 30 ISL for
furnishing liquor to some Of the small BOYS in
tie village Memorial day exercises were held
in the brict church, owing % the rainy wealth
eT.-L. +. Joslyn has 5OO peeled hemlock logs
made nearly 1000 feet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

The W. G. 4. L. will hold a meeting In the
Methodist church saturday a. O'Clock. Mrs.
Thomas NranEAam Inns returned to l;utlaud
after tim, her mnther.- BENJAMIN BGacoIu
- years odd is failing. Mrs Il. NJ. Goats mar
roWlY escaped serious accident SUNDAY after.
noon bY uding after II runaway horse of Mr..
Pratrs. II ran mile and quarter and was
stopped in the Yil.aio upon untering MIR.
!rNfts yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
FOR Oxer Finx Yesr.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING sYRUP has besu
I'D FOR children teething. 1t soothes ths
eofid, sottens the gums, ailAys AN pain, oures
Wind collie, and is the beat remedy Tor DssT-
rn@a- Twenty-Five cents q bottle. sold By
All druggists throug bout tbs world
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
PROCTOR.

Frank Q. Partridge from Wellington, was
in tow over sunday and has now gone 10 his
home iu East Middcbury.-- Mr.. 4. ID. Proctor
md family are expected home this week. The
Good Templars hold their lodge meetings
every Monday eTouing. II numbers about ~
Oni degree viii be worked.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
CRAET SBuRY.

Mr. Frank Ketchum and wife from Alburgh.
y. y. are visiting here-Mr. Job Allen and
daughter, Nellie, left Tuesday for few weeks
In Boston.-L. L. and J. d. Leavitt VIII erect H
set of buildings at once on the site lately pur-
chased OF George Howard. Ladies' Aid
will gave a strawberry festival at their church
parlors Wednesday, June 8.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05

Patent medicines ditfer-One las reason
abenes-, another las not One has reputation
another mas not. One has confidence, born
of success-another has only hopes"
Don't take it for granted that an patent
medicines are alike. They are not Let the
thousands Of cured and happy men an women,
place DR.. Percc's Golden Medlcal Discovery
and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription on the
side of the on parison to which they belong
And there isn't state or.territory, no-nor
hardly n country in the world, whether it's
people realize it or not but have men and wo.
men in them that're happier because of their
discovery and their effects.
Think of this in health. Think OF this in
sickness. And then think whether you can
afford to make the trial il the makers can af-
ford to lake the risk to give your money back
as they do, II they do not benetlt or cure You.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-06-05
ORWELL.

DR.. Emerson's Mrs, Johnson's and Martin
Dundan's babies are quite sick.-Rollin Young
and wife and Mrs. Stevens started Tuesday
for the West to be gone about tAree weeks
William Burke and wife went to SARATOGA
Wednesday to work In n laundry Memorial
services we're held last sunday Ia the hall.
The soldiers were all present IN uniform, and
the memorial sermon was excellent-D ).
Wells is having his house repaired.