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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-01-10
UNITED.
The Two Masonic Lodges
of the City Be
come One.
* oss-+ M

In 1879 Hiram Lodge of Ancient
York Masons, of this city, was organ
lied under warrant from the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, and when the
Grand Lodge of Kentucky was organ
lied in 1900 it was one of the eight
Lodges which constituted that body.
On the 18th of October of that year
it was granted a charter under the
name of Hiram Lodge, No. 4, and
continued in existence up to the pres
ent time. In 1872 a number Of the
members of the old Lodge withdrew
and organized Esoteric Lodge, which
was granted charter in 1873 under
the name of Esoteric Lodge, No. 532.
The two Lodges have since main
tanned a separate organization, but
for the past ten years it has been APP
parent to every lover Of the Graft
that the order was suffering by the
division, and frequent efforts have
been made to unite the two bodies,
but without success until in Novem-
Der of the past year, when the move
ment was again set on foot and final
1y consumated. Both Lodges having,
by vote, agreed to surrender their
charters for the purpose of consolida-
ton, they met on Wednesday night,
by direction of the Grand Master,
each Lodge closed up its affairs, made
formal surrender of it's charter and
was closed finally, after which joint
convention Of both bodies was held,
the officers of old Hiram presiding,
and officers were elected for the new
Lodge as follows:
Geo. A. Lewis, Master.
j. w. Pruett, Senior Warden.
w. L. Jet, Junior Warden.
w. T. Reading, Treasurer.
Ben T. Farmer, Secretary.
Gus. Schaefer, Senior Deacon.
G. Russell Sneed, Junior Deacon.
j. Ed. Kershaw, Steward and Ty-
Ter.
After this was done the Lodge ad-
iourned to await the arrival of it's
charter. Under the provisions of the
law regulating consultations, the
number of the Oldest Lodge is re-
tanned and the Grand Master names
the new body, but at the meeting on
Wednesday night he was requested
to give it the name of this city, which
he will be very likely to do, so the
new organization will hereafter be
known as Frankfort Lodge, No. 4, A.
Y. M. AS soon as the Grand Secretary
shall prepare and send in the charter
Grand Master Chas. H. Fisk, of Gov
ington, will come to this city, enstall
the newly elected officers and set the
Lodge to work. Most of the officers
of the new Lodge are Past Masters,
we'll versed in the work and laws of
the order, and now that the symbolic
trowel has spread the cement of BROTH
erly love and friendship 80 as to bind
the two bodies in one, it is hoped
that the ancient arder of the
mystic tye will prosper and flourish
as never before in our midst.
Quite number.of petitions are on
hand, and will be presented at the
first meeting and the indications are
that Masonry will have considerable
of boom during this year.
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REM OV ED.

I WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
J. friends ana patrons that | will. OIL the first
OF January. remove my boarding house from the
house now occupy to the West End of the old
Mansion House, 232 west Main street, where I
have greater facilities for accommodating the
public. at resonable rates. share of your
patronage Is solicited
Dec. 27-1m JAMES W. HARROD
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KENTUCKY UNION RAILWAY g.,
TIME CARD.
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 2isT, 1890.
GOING EAST.

Connections made at Lumber Point with
steamer for Beattyville Elkatawa l., nearest
station to Jackson. Ky. Trains between Three
Forks and Lexington run daily. between Three
Forks and klkatawa daily. Sundays excepted.
l.. MURPHY.
General Passenger Agent
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

dividend of three (3) per cent. will be paid
on the capital stOcL1 OF the Deposit Bank Of
Frankfort on and after January 9th, 1891.
n. n. WATSON, CASHIER.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-01-10
School Trustees Elected.

Following is the result of the cleo
ton held in this city on Saturday last
for School Trustees:
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LIABILITIES
n. II. WATSON, CASHIER.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST
day OF January, 1891
v. kEENoN, NOTARY PvsLle.
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Farm for Bent Or Sale

The splendid farm of Mrs. VI. ]. Dudley stu
4 ated one mite from Frankfort on the Yer.
sallles pike, containing about 265 acres. Is for
sale on reasonable terms. ~ will be rented for
the year, beginning March l. 1891. For particu-
lars, apply to FRANK CHM.
4.tf $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
NORTH TROY.

Tho town reports are out and the indebted
ness is as follows Old unpaid orders, Sj,5iS.-
81; interest same, SdOO.5n unpaid orders
issued past year, S2,2l0.61; unpaid overseurs
orders, SOS; town officers accounts t'NO; H. q.
Wilson's bill for services. S0.l@ &. T. Stevens,
work on highway, 50; total 50 lSO.2j.
fev. Mr.. Anderson of Newport is TO supply
the pulpit OF the baptist church during the
absence OF the pastor, Mrs. Minnie jackson.
who IS holding revival services at ltchford
ana ELECTROMAGNETIC Elkins lrr entered
n business college in pout hkecpsic, n. \ e., to
learn bookkeeping. j. W. Redmoi a, super
visor of schools in Lnmoillc county. intends to
locate here soon To engage IN the practice or
the law. Miss Maud ?orter has gone TO
Whcelock. Charles Clifford, station agent at
Eastman, L. O., was Instantly killed whic
coupling ars.-llomcr Edmunds Of Westficld
has entered the drug store OF ID. w. Kelley to
lenrn the business.
The Village Improvement society served
WARM sugar at their entertainment last
week. hey held bonnet trimming
contest In which the gentlemen did tho mil
llntry work, receiving a prize Tor the best
looking bonnet and for the worst looking one.
III chicken pc sociablc held at the YES
try Of The Congregational church last
week, was well attended and the receipts
were Sl3.-Ara Livingstone goes to Boston
soon, where ne has position IN drug store.
Mrs. VI nnie Jackson, the evangelist will
hold revival services at RiChford and Mont
Eomery during several weeks.-Town meeting
Will be postponed until March IL, on account
OF the notice for the meeting not having been
recorded in accordance with law to that OF
feet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
BARRE.

-, David w. Moore, aged about 6s, died on
Thursday Of paralysis. Funeral services wero
held on saturday AFTERNOON, tev. j. Edward
was born on West Hill, moved into this viii
lage in lSi!. has since resided here, was form
erly in the harness business and leaves wife
in good circumstances.
The 10th annil ersary of the marriage Of
Alr. and Mrs. Charles Barber was observed
to their home near East Montpelier. y purse
Of money and several other presents were left
tb,eeim, ana q supper and coed time ENJOYED
bury meadow, were last week searched by
Officers Camp and Cook, who secured a kcg
and Jug parity full of poor whiskcy. Bresau
appeared before Justice .Iackm and his fine
and costs Tor first offence amounted to Sl,.0l.
lie supper by the ladies of the library annex
Friday night, at the Congregational church
was grand success. over 10 people attend
cd, ana speeches were enjoyed from several
Lieut.. Andrew Lavoletto Of the Spencer
Kiiles has resigned The resignation of Capt.
- II. Wells, rendered because of pressure of
business. was not accepted. Three new ser
gcants are soon to be appointed and when that
takes place there Will be three corporal vacan-
Cies to be iied.
The National Granite Cutters journal,
which Office has been located here for about
two years past under the infringement of j. Is.
Dyer, is to be moved in May to Concord,
y. ii.
Thomas IL. Cave has placed new Kerosene
engine In his printing rooms to furnish power
for running his presses.
| f.. u. Waldo engineer ut tlle G. II. Kenerson
& Co granite worHs, has gone 10 reside at his
Old home in Cabot, because OF the illness of ms
wife. He has also secured pension OF SA IL
month. James Farnham, ate from the Gould
market, takes his place n engineer.
II. Is. Crand0ll post. No. 81, e.. \. r., are TO
hold = memorial service next sunday evening,
in memory of the late Gen. sherman and Adj
mirnl Porter.
Mrs George Selma. wife OF the Montpelier
ana VOLS River engineer, died last Thurs
| day.
Anthony Thomas has completed his fruit aud
/ ~ fprf II TN uIi in nm
| building and opened the same
Mari N Gordon. the successful granite man
uiactlrcrs and dealers, are turning out n large
|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
BURY.

The village was aroused about 3 o'clock
Monday morning 10y the cry of fire. The
scene OF the conhagratlon was the home of
j. BurdIck On South street. Mr.. Burdick
arose early to ou!ii fire TO warm the
house and care Tor sick child. The result
was That the house took fire from heated
stoVeplpe and was soon beyond CON
troll. The efforts OF the fire COM
pahy Kept the flames from spreading
ana Mr.. Burd.cG' S house was entirely con-
sumed. ms family seems to have no end of
oau luck. lew years ago MI Bnrdick
was badly crushed IN railroad accident,
from which he has never fully recover ed;
about year ago his daughter, son -in-law
ana fonr children came home and died in
sac Oh lVe months; lie" months since Mr..
buruicK was thrown from wagon and had
MS collar bone broken; and now he with
SICK giandchIld ilndS himself in mid-win-
Ter houseIe's. The house was insured
Tor 500 and there was little on the furni-
ture but not enough to meet the loss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
WEST TOPSHAM,

Tie remains of Charles Smith Of st. Johns
bury were brought to town February - for |.
terment. Elmer Tracy and wifi" Of Barre at
ter week spent with Mrs 1rdCy's people,
have returned. A bout - of the trirnuS and
neighbors OF O,mus Bagloy gave him sur
prise party last week Clinton Beede of White
River junction. son of Landlord Beede, after
an enforced NaCai ion returned the first oil the
week. Eliza Davis, who WAS ocri usly injured
some time ago while coH-tiug, has so far re-
covered as to be ;aken to l'lymoIth. y. H., for
further treatment. Misses Cora Wood and
Mary Burns ar" home from the en-
mary at Waterbury. hester iiuckin~, while
attempting to get off a moving train at Brad
ford, VAS thrown and severely injured &. +.
Smith has traded his farm on lions hill with
Dan Warm wood for his place in the village
{. VI. Tubts has resigned ~ postmaster and n
petition is out for Me appointment OF G. r.
smith. MIS-. G. E. Davis and Mrs: Je-se
key are quite ILL., MIR. and Mrs +. f.. Ladd
are visiting At &. T.. Woodward &C. +. smith
has rented the laber d Collins store and is
soon 10 move to the same. He has rented the
tyneGenj1 over the store to w. f. Eccde and
Nnthan CurtlS.-The pensioners Of Rev. {.
+. baVi. gave him a douNt .un party Tuesday
might. lie ndcr Iillotspn was severely injured
while at work in the woolS by n broken link
OF a chain hit ng him in the eve.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06

The widow of tho late Judge Merriam ia
quite SICK with pneumonia Hattie Waldo is
not a lc 10 be up from an attack of neura gta.
~ There wall be II village meeting March to
See about encouraging the Electric Ii, ht COM
pany to- bring power from Bolton + ais There
Is another pan which is to place II dynamo IN
liza dall'7 mill on Waterbury river, tive mile.
from the village. The power that runs the
mill by day would light the village at night.
CALVIN Cook las moved his carpenter sh p
TO rooms under Sanctuary's stnre-Dr. Minard
and Harry Browi have bought the house o.
posite the village hotel for $1,000. Charles
H"rwuud. formerly Of the firm Of HARDWOOD X
smith, Will 90 GA the r, a. for Joseph Breck ~
SONS OF boston. Daniel Turner, formerly in
the freight department., now attends to bag
sa6e- George Brown has lett black smith-
ing for time and has gone to work
for c. G. Warren. Andrew j. Brown has re-
turned from Boston. Mrs, Martha Remington
VIII sell her house and go to Chicago, whore
her son resides.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
MONTICELLO

Friday was the Doth birthday anniversary
of Presiding Elder a. j. Truax. 1t seems
that his many friends and pastors through
out the Montpelier district had been quietly
preparing to give him n little surprise on
that occasion, and shortly before 1 p. M he
was sent for 20 appear at Trinity church.
His surprise was great upon arrival TO be
greeted by n lnrge and pleasant party, who
escorted him in to u beautiful dinner, which
was in waiting for all. Rev. A. j. Hough
read poem, which he prepared especially
Tor the occasion, purse OF $50 was pre-
sented Dlr, 1ruaX, and speech making and
visiting were generally enjoyed.
Eight pieces of the Military band orches-
ira have been engaged TO furnish music on
March 10 for the odd Fellows ball at ST.
Johnsbury.
Y. L. Blnkey started Friday night for n
trip of about 90 days in the West in the in
tercst of tn, Vermont Savings Investment
company. lie viii go os far as Kansas
,fhe Y. u. - closes to-day for vacation
OF three weeks.
\ new directory OF Montpelier and Barre
to include WiilIamstown, Plainiield and
berlin, is being prepared by w. Z. Shaw
OF Haverhill. y. II. n. A. Pike OF that
town is here soliciting the advertising and
{. Del. Bancroft is TO prepare the list of
residents OF Montpelier.
The receipts at the Bethany Y. p. $. c..
=. Dickens party Friday night were about
$lO which viii DO used for missionary
work
w. 4. Rice is erecting an office and
blacksmith shop in connection with his
granite she'd at the Pioneer works. The
Capital Granite company lately cJmpet d
and moved into Il now office.
Dorothy, aged auJut four years, daughte o.
of y. G. Trulau, died on Monday
w. y. Briggs and wife have resigned
thor positions in the bethany church choir,
he as organist and she as soprano singer,
taking effect last Sunday.
The new Exchange Hotel was opened to
the public on Monday and a large sign
placed on the building front.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
BRISTOL

The report OF the auditors shows that during
the past year the sclectmcn drew orders
amounting to Sli!J,N. OF tins sum 5l21l was
expended for labor on the highways aud S;!jI G6
Tor lumber for The same. / he net profits Of
the town LIQUOR agency We're 2!jf..U. The not
profits from tie ront of Holly hall were 100 GG
Tine ppor cost tho town iH}i.ij. The dog own
ers paid SluS - into the town treasury and the
town pad sos for damage to sheep done by
dogs leaving a balance OF $1,000. The school
fund tor 1880 amounted to SliUsfS.
John Whitney has moved into in- Cain house
on East street.-lh Bristol Manufacturing
company Will put up a,three-story 3UxS0 foot
building tho coming season.-R D. Stewart
has sold his stock OF groceries to y. f. Dunshce
R q. Arnoll, cashier Of the bank, is soon to
move his family here from rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
WESTF FIELD

The attendance at the Methodist oyster sup-
per Tor the ben fit OF Rev. |. T. Chase
February 20 was small, doubtless OWN. to
inclemency of the weat her Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Crosby and daughters OF Compton. Cam
ada, have been spending a few days with Mrs.
CrosOy's mother, Mrs. Reuben Wright.-Miss
Carrie l.. Miller has returned from a few
weeks visit with friends in Burke and Coven-
try Miss Ethel Wright started Thursday for
Poughkeep-e, y. y, where she will take a
business course in the commercial college, -
Mrs. William Wright Of Newport is visiting
At US'ar risni Mrs. jacob steo9hs mas
outgrowth Of very severe cold, but is slowly
recovering, Mrs. Stanhope has been quite
SICK tor several days. Mrs. Charles Gsrdyne
Las returned from North Troy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
BRIpPORT.

Several buildings viii be erected in the viii
lage this NeAeon The village school taught
Married. Thurs ay evening Mt the residence OF
the brides uncle {. l.. rans, .. \. BckneIl
of Middlebury and Miss Ada l.. Crane Rev
". \. Bacon officiating. V. Spending
I. confined TO the house with the mum s.- Miss
Matte Ietchcr ls quite i'll Howard lluntley
is N critical condition with typhoid fever
Little l,ith Wing, the young daughter Of
Charle- Wing, has been very seriously III for a
few days. but hopes are entertained OF her re-
covery. The !Ancc given By the CLUB at Aliens
han last Friday night was Il success, - couples
being In attendance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06

e. d. Waldo and wife, who have been living
at Barre this winter, returned last week
-Ellery Clark Of Mcrden, Conn, is home on
a visit. He is to locate in Hartford, Conn
Harvey Goss Of East Cabot is very i'll with
measles he also had one finger amputated
about 10 days ago Miss Lillian Wells has re-
turned from Boston, where She has boon
studying music since November musical
was well attended by people from out of town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
WATERBURY CENIRE.

Blush Hill.-WilIiam Spicer Of Wisconsin is
visiting his father Prizes of the MinarI Com
merclal co. eye were granted to l.. J. George,
first term, +. w. Nichols second term and I.
O'Brien, third m.-Prof. Buker has supplied
the pulpit of The tree-Will Baptist church the
past SIX WeeEa.-lt will do no great harm for
young ladies to gct sentimental and marry the
savnges II every one can do well as Miss
Edna Boyce Who takes Bert Savage and tho
hAkerY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
ENOSbuRGh FALLS.

4 freight train was deralled near here Sat.
urday morning about ~ O'clock. The wreck
the afternoon.-The injured in Fridays aocl-
dent are all doing well, but it will be some
days before Gen. Marsh and Represen tative
Merrill will be- able to he out.-N. l.. Merrill,
who has been i'll for some time, died Friday
and was buried sunday, tho funeral being held
~ the residence Of his daughter, Mrs. II. Ii.
Best Stanley Burt died Sunday evening after
short illness. He was buried on Wednes-
day from the residence Of Hoyt Burt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
NORTH FERkIsBURGA

Last week > thaw raised Lewis creek very
suddenly, throwing ice and water Into j. l..
ST. Peters garden and tcarinS ont one hat OF
+. ID. ierciVa.'s mile dam and the foundation
on the north side al j. l.. It. Peters saw mill
All that saved the mill from going WAS a new
bulkncad put IN last fan. Tho Ice and water
knocked several stones out Of tie abu'ments
OF the bridge Mn II. Peters estimates his loss
at $500 and Mr.. pcrcival estimates his at $50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
WEST RANDOIP PA

The Argus OF February Is stated that Miss
Alice Hobart had been b red by the incoming
postmA ster, to continue in the office as "a clerk.
Miss Hobart has not made arrangements To
that effect and will not until she mas been per-
honally consulted by Mr.. Montgomery. The
Argus Is very prone to guess at things and In
this care the guess was wide Of the mark
Mrs. Frank Rogers died February -. Ham
den Mclntyre OF California has been visiting
his brother DIR. ii. IL. Mcintyre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
Ai;rA9EES p DINT.

The school in district so. (, which has been
closed on account OF the Illness Of the teacher.
entitled in the toNn hall was there on the
evening Of the Gath to witness the DeestriCt
~llule," which was an unusual success. The
parts were all wei taken and flank " hlte'
was very witty. O'CHampaugh's orchestra OF
Orwell furnished the music. Large loads
from Crown Point, y. Y, i}ridl ori, t"rnwull,
and Orwell were in attond Nnce.
On Wednesday evening the rain ihtCrterred
with the attendance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
WAT ERVlLlE.

Burt Wiley IL clcrking for e. VI. strong at
Hyde Park.-John smith and wife haze re
turned from North HYDE Park where the,
have been spending the winter.-Ni.s Mah-!
Child Was opli-ed to return home from her
school on Friday sick with the measles.
George Brown mas zone to Lynn. Mass. 40
work some sneak thief has again stolen lie
lamp in front OF the Union church. >ir. Gnu.
vim has moved into IA part of julia SnLttUc.
house, Harlan Parker into part of the
house with Mrs. Ephraim Brown, Mr. Bakc.y
on to Mrs. O.rI, Tilotsoa farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
SHELDON SPRINGS

One OF the oldest residents in town. Sylves-
ter Austin, has passed away. His funeral
took place Frid0y.-W. j. Remington is in
Potsdaln visiting frlends.-Rov. y G. Morse
and family havo removed to Calais. Mrs.
George Austin remains In a critical condition.
to their fathers, sylvester Austin, funeral,
we're considerably shaken up by Friday morn
ing's accident, but succeeded in getting
through in time,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06

Mrs d. =. Iulhurd il the guest OF Mrs
Thaddeus Dean. William shepard died Fen
ruary 23 of Consunpt IOn.- hO.nns DilOn and
family have gone to chicago to llNc.-tra n
Blanchard AMI family, have moved into tn
boarding house nj VDSovil.r.- Wit Begur las
moved ON to the Widow sears farm. SCH ois
are closed for the winter terms.-~eth Weller
is to carr on Dr. o. l.. Nimblct's farn.--A
MOnkton.
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PROCTOR.

Earl +. Blood teamster in he Haney mill
was injured badly Friday forenoon by being
kicked by hois with both feet in the breast,
one foot striking Just above his heart Tue
doctor thinks II inflammation does not set in
he will recover.-Bcrt stewart la, gone to
Centre Rutland to lake Arthur Lyman's place
"a yard overseer 4. k. Morse was called
away Thursday 10y the sickness of his WIFE,
who has been spending the winter in Florida,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06

c. f. Randall has rented +. K. Child's house
opposite the site OF the American and will DE
ready TO receive the travelling public IN Il few
days.-The town auditors have completed their
laOor5 and find the town affairs IN prosper
Gus cund ION. having paid 5000 OF the rail-
road Indebtedness during the wear. II IRAN
Bishop has purchased l.. =. Snniis Law office
and will fit up the lower floor for meat
market
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
ROXBURY.

f. \. Allen and james Prarce have bought
+. y Spaldins'S clapDoard logs and are to put
in n clapboari machine Mrs. T.. =. Bean Is
visiting her daughter N Worcester ami Mi.
Gilbert Spading started for Jacksonville,
Fla, Thursday night. being called there bv
TIE illness of his brother VINO Is very low with
consumption.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06
WESTFORD,

The school in district No. . closed Friday.
Loula Cobb, Eugene Tabor, George Cobb,
Ralph Orton and Irving Cobb had no absences
During the past five terms l.Ouls and Irving
Cobb have received no marks and George
cobb was absent only two days on account OF
sickness. Eugene Tabor,.and Ralph orion
have had no marks for four terms. Excellent
progress has been made in the studies.
what you coughing vet my friend 2" "Ot
course my cold is no better" well, don't
gst and yet bottle of Or. Bulls Cough,
quick" He went, and no was straightway
made happy.
For burns scalps, and other wounds sal va
tion OIL has proved itself to be the best remedy
ever USED, All druggists sell it for % cents a
bottle.
cb;Idren Crv for p;tchorjc C,o@o.;o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-06

Homer Curtis Is sick with meNsl es.-Nirs. n.
e.. Ray more mas been very i'll the past week
u. Y. Nltherlll, who has been living in Nor
Mrs. joel Putnom has returned
from a visit in ST. Albans.-H. Is, Caswell has
rented the A. 4. Hawiey farm and took
! possession March III. T. KITS has returned
from burlington and Will remain with Orrin
Oater Tor a while,