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

The ladies' of the CONGREGATIONAL societ Y
met with Mrs. Il. \ skill lhur day afternoon.
Mrs. i. II. Howe is In Crown Point y. ".
visiting fiends-'lhe business men Of this
place met with DR.. Mahana at the town hall
] thursday afternoon to discuss the sadd .e car
railroad scheme to all appearance it met
with much favor:
The Methodist church which was burned
Friday afternoon was built in lS23, and was
insured in the Vermont Mutual for $1,000. The
Masonic lodge room. above in the same build
ing, was also insured in the Vermont Alutua al
Tor elljO. Part Of the furniture was saved
from the church, but nothing from the Ma
sons room-Ihe evangelist, Mr.. Estey, who
has held meetings every night in the McthO-
dist church for he past two weeks, now has
the use of the town hall.-A pleas
ant party was given the young peo-
PIE at Dr. Baiadells Saturday night
The ball given by some of the young me at
Aliens hail Friday night wa. attended by
about ~ couples and was pleasant affair."
Is. JeWett l. moving his furniture to MIddle -
bury and " II eoon shi it to Michigan, W here he
IS to make his home AKA n. George ii. Burwell
Is moving to the place recently occupied by
Mr.. Jewett and II. ID. jackson is TO occupy the
place vacated by Mr. BurWell.-Ihe special
excitement OF the town now seems to be in
the new railroad project. Two meetings have
already been held and every one seems to
manifest greal interest in it and willing to do
all in their power to aid in Its constructions
There IL a baby at DIR. II. L. Townsend's.
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WEST BERLIN.

Central Vermont Pomona grange met with
Dog River Valley grange Wednesday, the llth,
Frank Martin, master of Pomona grange, pre-.
siding. The following programme was carried
OUT Address of welcome, ~ =. llbbey, re-
sponded to by l.. A. lint; music by the choir;
report of subordinate oranges; recess for din
ner; selection b. the choir. essay by Mrs. l..
y. Ellis, VINO after stating that sne was lctt 10
choose her own subject announced it AZ the
pattern OF an honest man. whereupon little
four-year-old boy was placed before the audi
ence; recitation by little Alice Benjamin; es-
say, Good Of the Order" by f.. W. Colby;
Kew. Mr.. Hough's poem on the Legislature
was read by Miss Mary Odds; song, by Mrs.
John Farnham; talk on winter dairying,
William Brown, II. h. Hayward, -. w. Ben
iamin, kihbey, Flint ard others r citation,
Frida Is. Andrew s. Instrumental muse. Mabel
Brown paper on the winter infringement
and care OF stock by II. p. Abbott, followed by
discussion; music by the choir Between "
and 100 We're present. Worcester, w lliams
town and BrOoGfed were represented with n
large ele4ation from Berlin Corners.
Crismon Hancock l. very feebie.-E Cove
has been confined to the house for II week
George Ayres Wll work for w. II. Dewey this
seasun.-~uperintend" French of the quarry
aud family have returned from Vl-it tC
Ma nc.-iiurt Gove ~ tending the boiler at the
granite works il the place of James Heath.
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The injuries which Mr. f. b. Parker re-
ceived by being thrown from hi, sleigh
Thursday, will keep him confined to the
house the rest of the winter. Rev. John
l.. Fost of Weybridge preached at the Me-
tbodist church ssSuudsy. Bernard Muir
ply, who was arrested for shooting at Isaac
Rogers last week, has been unable to
secure bail und is living with Sheriff Cobb.
The last quarterly conference of the
Methodist church will be held February 23.
The sophomore class posted the town with
mock programmes of the freshman class
supper, February 10.
The joke which tho sophomores thought
they bad on the freshmen turned out to be
II ruse which succeeded in leading the
wary sophomores' nstray and they awoke
Saturday morning TO find the town posted
With their valorous deeds Col. Albert A.
Fletcher is in Kansas City, Mo. ---Rev. DR..
Soaver of Rutland preached at the Congre-
gatioual church yesterday and will preach
again next Sunday News has lately been
received of the death of Mrs. William ST AIDE
in Washington, d. G. Mr.. and Mrs. Shade
wero once residents of Middlebury and
spent Il large part of last summer in town.
The fourth quarterly conference OF the
Methodist church was held by Presiding
| Elder u. NJ. W cDster OF Brandon at the
parsonage at 10 O'Clock Monday The
trustees of the legal society were approved,
| A. W. Cary, Il. II. Wells and WILDER IL.
Dow were appointed as stewards. The pas
tor made a written report which was &C
copied and adopted Licenses were granted
to S. w. Bidwell, G.. L. Cady and j. +.
| Mead. Tie secretary of the Epworth
league presented list of the officers re-
! Gently elected which was approved. The
committee on lighting reported in favor
of electric light which was accepted. The
attendance was large and good amount OF
| business done.
Mrs II. +. Slade is in very poor health.
Eli b. Parker's injuries are more seriou,
than was al first supposed. The place made
vacant in the firm of b. $. Beckwth &
Co., by the recent marriage of Miss ,Iosi,
Gee has been filled by the employment o.
| Miss Jennie Pinney. The Young Woman
Christian Temperance union met Monday
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Cambridge
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Towne of Fairhavel
are the guests of Prof. and Mrs. Henry NJ
Soely. Market day here Monday was fair
Butter brought 20 cents per pound; egg
had fallen to 2 cents and potatoes to !!
| cents.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Winfred Farr is spending a few weeks
with relatives at Cottage Grove, Ws.-Ihe
timber on the Elos Ray farm in Orwell has
been purchased by the l.arrabee's Point
manufacturing company, and it the slciRling
remains cool. will soon he delivered at tho r
mill Frank llammell Is recovering from an
attack of the mumps.-The sociable given by
the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational
church at c. ii. Forbes on'rhursday evening was
a success. socially and financially. The many
friends in this vicinity, of Mr.. and Mrs. X. o.
Bascom Of Fort Edward, y. y. will be sorry
to learn that MIR. Bascum has been obliged to
give up business on account of poor health
and they are now taking trip ~outh.-Quau-
titles of balcd hay re being shipped daily tor
market from I.arrabees Point and teams are
engaged in drawing hay in bulk to supply the
local market at iiCunderoga.
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MONT PELlER

1T he town caucus, February H. j.
4. DeHoer was chosen chairman, and H. A.
llu,e moderator. After some discussion. it
was voted tnat the chairman appoint COM
mljiee o. II to present nominations for town
officers. The committee was duly appointed
with joel Foster chairman. The result of
the caucus are these candidates: T. r.
Merrill, ST., town clerk; f. l.. Eaton.
treasurer; j. W. Brock, Morton Marvin,
and II. $. Town, selectmen f. NJ Irish,
oNerseer of the poor, first constable and col
lector; T. j. Keegan, second constabe H.
y. Iaplin, N. +. Smile and j. H. Lucia for
auditors, j. H. Lucia, F. L Laird and 7.
j, Boynton for town grand jurors.
The old ''Bishop Hotel" is rapidly being
put in order by extensive inside and out
side repairs for the entertainment of the
public and is hereafter to be known as tue
Exchange Hotel.
Col. Fred Z. Smith has been appointed
delegate at large to the national G. A. r.
encampment and Cyrus h. Bagley chief
mastering officer.
The latest novelty in a night police call
has been erected over the head of State
street, to DO operated from the exchange
when police cannot be called by telephone
1t is and electric light with a red globe and
can be seen from both directions on Main
and State streets
Thomas NJ. Cory, the ex-printer, has
been granted pension of Sl2 per month
under the new law, and j. T. Curran was
his attorney.
Tho military Band orchestra have been
engaged to furnish music for an old folks
BAH next Monday night in Plainfield.
IL is said that Bert Durfey of Barre is to
be clerk at the now Exchange hotel.
c, w. Selinas returned Monday night
from trip by team to ST. Johnsbury,
Clara C. and W. H. Lombard have sold
their farm on the Worcester branch road to
Orlow Dodge, consideration $4,000. Mr.
Lombard has also sold to MIR. bod &c his un-
divided half interest in the soap factory and
TWO acres of land for $500
Rev, A. j. Hough gave his lecture "How
TO get there, - last Friday night at Fairlee
By invitation of Rev. T. P. Frost, Mr..
Hough Is to preach on Sunday morning,
March g. In the Summerfield church,
brooklyn, N. Y, and give an address to
the young people at the same place on the
Monday evening following.
Communion services will be observed at
Bethany church on Sunday afternoon,
March /.
The infant child Of DR.. Wakefield died on
Monday in a ht. Funeral was held Tues
day afternoon, Rev. J. Edward Wright Of
fciating
Clifton, little son of Newell W. Daley,
fell and received a severe cash In his fore.
head, which was sewed up by DR.. Chandler.
James ". Brock returned Monday night
from a trip In Kansas
The search and seizure liquor case of Stats
VS. Andrew j. Glysson was tried Tuesday
afternoon before Justice M. y. Smile and a
Jury in the county clerks Office, and the
jury disagreed
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PROCTOR

Charles Holden's litJle hoy, who has been
dangerously i'll, is much better.-1he Drama
tic club have organized . much larger COM
pany and will present Nevada" later IN the
season A. O. Jerry moved the first of last
week into the new hous- ON High street.
\ certain Dane came here last aprlui, with a
party of his cou'trymtn ana has worked in
the sand bank most of the tim" since, About
a week ago ne had q tit while going to his
work and was found in the snow by a team
ster and taken to bis boarding place: Thurs
the front PAGE VA written turn over ~ pages
and you viii ind what am going to do With
myself The book was noticed about night
history OF his life. His father was a veal by
baron, dying while he vas "A boy. His mother
h rcachr the age If Is. He had written of
his intention to Kill himself but he evidently
thOught hettcr nf II for he WIS senn frIdaN.
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ROXBuRY.

Mrs E. p. Bean, who has been away several
weeks. returned home last week Eugene
Fink from Brantree has moved on to the
Joslyn farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo,lyn are board
ing at the summit House.-Mrs. Olivia
Sheppard and her daughter are soon
to move into the Postotlice block They
are to use the old po>tofiice room for dress
making shop.-Landlurd Bell and Mrs. Merrill
are both quito i / with diphthcrtic sore
throsts Leon Moiht Of East RoXbury WAS
brought before Justice Boyce at the Office OF
States Attorney Stanton and pleaded guilty t.
one first offence for furnishing liquor to Har
lev Bruce and was fined $40 and costs, amount
ing to $3.50
I. b. Il. hildreth is quite Ill. +. L. Ellis and
wife are visiting friends in Chelsea. Hannah
Flint. who has been teaching in Stockbridge,
came home Friday.
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FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
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Changes of Climate.

Kill more people than is generally known
Particularly is this the case in tho instances
where the consolidation is delicate, and
among our immigrant population seeking now
homes in these portions of tho West and
where malarial and typhoid fevers prevail at
certain seasons OF the year. The best prepar.
ative for n change OF climate, or DIET and
water which that change necesstates, is Hos
letters stomach Bltters, ch not only for
titles the system against malaria, a variable
temperature damp, and the facilitating eff
fects OF tropical heat, but is also the leading
remedy for constipation, dyspepsia. liver com
plant bodily troubles specially apt to attack
emigrants aid visitors to reg ons near the
equator, mariners and tourists Whether
used as safeguard by sea voyagers, travellers
by land miners or agriculturists in the newly
populated districts. this fine specific has elict-
sd the most favorable testimapy.
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Philip Sears is proud enough OF that last
baby boy. John DolueH has gone to WorCcs-
ter, Mass. j. b. Sanderson is laid up in con
sequence of a Kick from horse. Ernest BnE-
ham has moved into ono of William Il. Skeel's
tenement houses.-Dr. q. :. Searles is report -
ed better.-Nr,. Humphrey Moore is to move
back on to her farm and Y. W. Payne is to
move into her house in town.-lra Wood, who
has been on the Moore farm, is to move back
to Swanton. Edward Moore, who has been on
the X. a. Spear farm, is to have charge of the
farm belonging to the estate OF the late Mrs.
:. w. keyes.-William Cassons has rented his
farm to Herbert Fortune of Georgia, and will
Willis X. Hayes, of "A complicated horse
transaction, mentioned in the FREE Press of
the 18th, has been trying TO induce some of our
farmers to sell him their hay and butter on the
credit plan, but has not met with much SUE
cess thus far. b. Sauderson lost another
COW last week; two of the State board pro-
nouhccd 1t blood poisoning. The kings
Daughters are making great preparations for
tuclI lCial next Friday evening. Joseph Lam
bert has given up his lease of the q. q. Skrc,' :
farm ii has moved back to the village Mrs.
Webster is quite i'll. Miss Amanda barney is
visiting friends in sheldon. l.. II. FELTON, at
the Sprug-, is again running his lime kiln
full blast, and is landing large quantities of
wood from his Franklin farm to his kiln.
Will Cornell has moved into Mrs. Johnson :
house on the st. Adams road. Henry Lambert
has leasel for one year the .. g. Skcels farm
Mrs. LuCius Nkee.s was badly hurt By her
horse running away and throwing her out of
the sleigh.
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BRANDON.

Capt, C. IL. Forbes has gone to Washington
FOR few days on Official business. Joseph
here for the last T. years has sold out TO II. 5.
Buttles.-'Ihe band have re-organlzed and
elected g. ii. Kelly leader. In place OF VIII
Brandon lodge, No ~, |. o. o. F., have pur-
chased a tapestry carpet OF elegant design
which will soon be laid in their new hal. =
bcrs.-'Ihe l}ariillo Marble company, who have
been doing business here for several years, are
in financial difficulties and will probably 20 in
to Insolvency. Many OF the merchants are the
CoInpany's creditors from Slu0 to 500. They
have not paid their men since last August.
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NORTH TROY.

The society OF Christian Endeavor Ia vt
changed the time OF meeting to - p. H.
Mr.. Minnie jackson has been engaged by the
BAPTIST church to preach to them for sis
months Tie "COons' went to South lru\
February 10. and gave their entertainment
after which music was furnished tor dancnI
Rev. Robert Carey, a former pastor of Tie
BAPTIST church, i in town tteOIg" bay j.
moving from Railroad street into The story
house on Main street Lydia Hardy ha- in
i>h, d her school in jay and went TINS week It.
East Ierk shire to teach a Tour We * term. -
Minnie " God of Westheld i in town for IL few
DAYS.
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HYDE PARK.

Jay Ward has returned to Merideth. y. H.
Harry Noy es ie at home sicl. with the measles.
Mrs Hiram Towne fell on the ice and in
iured her sHou dor. Mrs. = Il. Waite has re
turned from burlington.
Samuel Niswell after spending several
weeks with his broth r at springfield, VT. re-
turned on Frlay.-SterlinI lodge was insli-
tuted last May and on account of not having
n hal, to met in have not done any work until
the postoitice block. 4iX23 feet, which has been
well fitted up. Miss Beuah Watcrm II enter
tanned a few Of her friends Saturday evening
Miss Hattie Eaton returned from Belyidsrt
Monday,
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Rev. ;. b, Morrill,, "A former resident OF this
pl zee. was in town over sunday \. y. Green
ana family nave spent the past week in Monk
ton with Mrs. Green's pcopie.-Alliu ttove and
wife re'Urue saturday might from titchburg.
Mass, where they have = situation with W..
&. Johnson. The excellent shedding ha~ been
favorable Tor III" lumbcrweu and all Of the
nl'i.s are Wril 7tocked The Green Mountain
Iu.p company ar" hauling immense quantit ies
Of lo-,s iIOW their timber lots to Bristol. he
Lincoln Lumbcr company in cad t. nave their
new nIliI rhhi.ii,E the coming Wtck.-Naatu rd
Johns - to drive tie stage from South Lincoln
to Bristol Hfler March l.-Ihere was a sur
prise party at Fred Hills Friday evening.
There l. DOUBTLESS more teaming in this tow n
this winter than in any other two towns In
Addison county. over loo loaded teams are
said to have come into this village on a single
day.
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RANDOLPH.

NJ. Woodbury. has rented ais farm to George
Guuld.-Ed Harlcw has taken the Charles
wills far sydney Hood has moved into
George HyHer's house samuel Howard has
closed out his property here at auction. There
are about lpu students at the Normal school
Frank Angel. IS studying medicine with d.
Bailey Mt West Randolph. Tie remains of
Mrs. Nichols, widow of the late Isaac Nichols
were brought here for burial from New York
February lO.-C. +. Wyman is still very sick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20

You put water on tho burning timbers, not on
tho smoke. And if you have catarrh you
should attack the disease in the blood. not in
your nose. Remove the impure cause, and the
local effect subsidies. To do this, take Hoods
SarsapArilla, the great blood purifier which
radically and permanently cures catarrh. 1t
also strengthens the nerves. BE sure 10 get
oply Hoods sarsApsrilla-
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MORGAN.

b, y. Moore mas started his overall manu-
south part of Holland, died with consumption
February -. He was about % years Of age
and bright enterprising young man. Many
voters III this town are becoming dissatisfied
with the way the roads are bein. managed,
ami it looks as though the town would vote to
go back into the district system.-Ihr Union
church at the Corner now has a yestry with
kitchen and other conveuiences.
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WEST RERNSAlRE.

Mrs George Pratt, sister Of Harrison Yaw
Of this pin e, died at her home in Newport,
very suddenly FEBRUARY :, and her
funeral Wa Nod at the Methodist church
here. Tue ~ morning, Nev. Geory, l.. story
has the mra~e brt there are no other ca -,.s
here as yet.-AlIo, Fanny Mctn1ly OF East
BerNshirc is visiting her brother, c. w.
SeaiieS. Mis- Vi. j. Darling. Who mas been in
II ghEatc visiuu-, ma reJpruci.
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WORCESTER.

Elder Ryan's little son Albert Truax is very
i'll with pueumonia.-Myr Seaver is still in
a very critical condition with lung fever-rhe
w. K. G. promenade was a success.-There is
to be Il sociable at Chauncey Hunters for the
benefit Of the Methodist society Friday even
ng-Mary Abbott and Jessie Templeton go TO
Boston to study stenography next month
Mrs. George kenney is quite sick.-Henry
Richardson cut his head quite badly While
choppiug logs the other day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
GRAND ISLE.

There will be n trot on PEARLS bay next Sat
urday between Harry PEARLS marc and John
Parizo's mare for 81 blanket-E. H. Good
sell is at work on the bridge, finishing the
wood work.-Ihe iron men are expected this
week TO put up the draw. Tho bridge is doing
well since town meeting.
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EAlREAX.

Lucius Colburn speaks next Sunday, the
22d at and y. IN. IN the school bouse.-This
town has new stage driver strong and
healthy to brave athe storm, it being a l.
pound boy at Henry Hunts. The band start
ed here this wnteris doing nicely and is soon
to give public concert,-JOhn b. Alfred is
Perry has returned fr ON his visit to friends in
Boston.
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EAST ROXBURY,

| pleasant surprise party was given to A. J.
| Boyce and wife February z, 1t being the first
anniversary of their marriage Laid is
| attending the Normal school at Randolph. 49,
| The farmers are getting out their supply of ice
| school meeting held last week it was de-
| cided not to have the two weeks extra school
| that had been voted
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EAST RICHFORD.

Mrs. James Kenison is very ick.-There
was dance at Sisco's hall Friday night
Horace Miltonvilles boy was hurt badly last
week while sliding, by another sliced running
into his side. He is confined to the bed RS,
Curre, Mrs. Kinnin and Mrs. James kenison
sick,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20

Takes 1000 people to buy DR.. Sages Catarrh
Remedy, at 50 cents bottle, to make up $500.
one failure to cure would take the profit from
1000 safes Its makers profess to cure cold in
the head, a." and even chronic Chtarrh, and If
they fail they pay 500 for their over.conti-
denCe,
Not in newspaper words but in hard cash
Think of what confidence it takes to put that
In the papers-and mean IT.
Its makers believe in the remedy. Isn't II
worth "A trialI Isn't any trial preferable 10
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RLPTON.

About GO Of our people assembled at the resi-
deuce OF Il. G. Gibbs on Tuesday evening the
10Th inst, the occasion being the birthday an
niversary of Mr.. Gibbs and nearly the jith an
niversary of his marriage. The pre-ents were
numerous and consisted of a sofa, large
amount of glassware, etc.