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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-26
PNEUMONIA AND BRONCHITIS CARRY OFF
ONE-THIRD OF THE HUMAN RAcp

1t is not generally known that pneu-
monia and bronchitis carry off one-third of
the human race, but such are the facts.
and what is more surprising, both of the
above diseases result from neglecting a
common ordinary cold. A cough should
never be neglected. If it is, every time
you catch cold you cough harder, and it
sticks by you longer. Billiards. horehound
syrup is the best remedy in the world for
pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles. If you have any throat
trouble. call for Billiards. horehound syrup
I'D t.li-n ntl,rr n -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-26
The DEsERET SAYINGS RANK.

The attention of those desiring to oper
savings accounts is called to the Desere,
Savings Bank, which allows interest on de
posits at the rate OF per cent. per annum
approved real estate security. Its officer,
are as follows:
JOHN SHARP, President.
MOSES THATCHER, Vice-President
E. A. SMITH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN SHARP, J. r. BARNES,
JAMES SHARP, D. H. PHERY.
MOSES THATCHER, ]. T. LITTLE,
HENRY DINwooDEY, ELIAS A. SMrrH.
1. S. HILLS, w. w. RITTER,
J. G. CUTLER, f. w. JENNINGS.
GEORGE RoMNEY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-26
THE NEW CHOIR.
SOPRANO.

Below are the names of the members of
the new choir, which is undoubtedly the
largest church organization in the world:
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Agnes Thomas,
Maggie Hull,
Crissie Lawson,
Edith Smith,
Lizzie Thomas-Edwa
Sadie Thomas,
Rose Chandler,
Kate McAllister,
Z. r. Young,
Emma Rushton,
Annie Holmes,
e. j. Vincent,
n. E. Pratt,
Catherine Ames,
Louisa Poulton,
May Dyer,
Jennie Mortensen,
Claribel Ridges,
Sophie Holmes,
Josephine Pinney,
May Newsom,
Sarah II. Taylor,
Lizzie Green,
Annie Campbell,
Gerty Brown,
Jennie Chalmers,
Fanny Ostler,
Belle Morris,
Carrie Chamberlain,
Mrs. Ensign,
Mrs. Geddes,
Nida Fuller,
Amelia Cannon,
Ellen Berry,
Maggie Bassett,
Thcra Petersen,
Gertie Hubert,
Lizzie Smith,
Lucinda Ure,
Maggie Brewster,
Anna Neff,
Rosina KnuZles,
Rosina Magyar,
NJ. Dunn,
Marie Baddley,
May Woodruff,
Mamie Taylor,
+. Pardoe,
NJ. Romney,
Prissie James,
MYRTLE Pettitt,
Ec sic Spencer,
Lille Young.
E-;i-c 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-26
WISDOM,s FANoTIs poprprINr

Produces beautiful and velyet-like skin
TO which nothing but the softness and
purity Of an infants face can be com
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-26

PRANo.
Kate Heesche,
Emma L. Jones,
Rose Chandler,
Julia Sherwood,
d, Amy Smith,
Nellie Sheets,
L. S. Pierce,
Jennie Smith,
Bertha Chapman,
Emma Cation,
Elizabeth G. Anderson,
Miss Groesbeck,
Lolita Davis,
Lizzie Hendry,
Emily Wiley,
Selma De Gray,
S. E. Newton,
Eva Musser,
Lille Scare,
Louie Kimball,
ID. Hannabell,
M. Brady,
Mrs. Robinson,
Mabel Cooper,
Lille Christensen,
Ella Derr,
Angelina Jensen,
Hannah Holmes,
Maggie Weihe,
Mrs. Gillespie,
Mamie Murphy,
Alice Howarth,
Pauline Williams,
Lille Kelly,
Lizzie Felt,
Annie Peterson,
Grace Prlestly,
bruce Kelson,
Eva Winberg,
Nellie Stromberg,
Anna Weis,
Miss Schwab,
Lille Sorensen,
A. Dunn,
L. Johnson,
M. Harris,
Ray Robbins,
f. Poulton.
Mile Smith,
Miss Wilton,
Edith Simpson,
Cora Spencer,
Ito.
Rose Wallace,
Lizzie Bvwater.
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LASS.
George Bourne,
Joseph Christianson,
S. B. Young,
F. Derrick,
James Morgan,
Charles L. Berry,
VIM. Ure,
H. A. Tuckett,
G. NJ. Clayton,
H. J. Walk,
F. Coalter,
G. r. Gray.
John James,
d. j. Watts,
Hugh Dugall,
A. Sperry,
E. w. Fisher,
T. L. Woodbury.,
c. Merrill,
Geo. Freeze,
G. Bawles,
w. Patten,
G. Wallace,
r. Morris,
G. Parry,
John Colbert,
Z. E. Wilcox,
John Holmes,
w. E. Llewellyn
j. NJ. Fullmer,
A. Peterson,
Thomas Ash.
A. Schulthess, il.
Mr.. Freeze,
Mr.. CASTER,
Il. Davis,
E. K. Bassett,
A. Hubert,
H. ]. Bull,
Hyrum Bull,
James S. Anderson,
j. NJ. Kirkham.
Andrew Ure,
T. Fuller.
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Don't fail to get pair of our famous 81
kid gloves for SO cents. "
NELSON A. RANsoHoFF,
A S. Main,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-26

Rose Wallace,
Lizzie Bvwater,
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Alice Foster, Rose T
Gussie Spry, Annie
Sinah Reid, Nettie
Alice Ellis, Mrs. G
Susie Ellis, L. Wal
Kate Rigby, w. Car
Matte kimball +. But
Belle Lawson. F. Bee
Annie Fowler, j. H. 7
| Aggie Campbell, Ida Ma
Angie Smith. Louise
Hannah Davis, Louise
Winnie Pratt, Teenie
Jane Ransom, M. J. E
A. Tuckett, Jessie
May Preston, Kate p
Emma Piper, Belle
Rose Eddington, Alice n
H. Cannon, L. Can,
Kate Groesbeck, z. Hyd
j. Phillips, j. Smit
L. Smith, L. Cos
M. Sperry, Miss L
r. Edwards, J. Hub
A. Neye, M. L.
| d. Smith, Ola Shi
M. Sorenson, c. Hee
Millie Smith, M. Ere
P. Adams, b. Y. s
l.. @. Young, M. Hui
o. Barker, Kate NJ
1. Merrill, Harriet
Kate Petit, L. Cusl
A. McMurrin, j. Tayl
May Bittner, Joseph
May Green, A. Tayl
e. Hillstead, NJ. Johl
J. Swift, p. Jam
Hilma Peterson. H. Coul
j. Thomstoft.
TENOR.
T. c. Griggs, G. w.
G. r. Savage, }. NJ. B
George Triplet, E. Bar,
Thomas Hooper, Thoma
Harry Gardner, Lester
John S. Lewis, John II
H. Leyland, Alexan
Thomas Butler, A. M. "
Eli II. Pierce, William
Samuel Spry, c. B. F
Thomas Gronemann, Ed. Pal
Joseph Halverson, ]. II. s.
S. T. Durrant, Arnold
A. Scare, Ed. Sp,
George d. Piper, Fred b
M. S. Lindsey, Thoma
Hans Hansen, George
A. L. Around, Oscar Y
BERTHE Bowring, VIII CT
L. S. Clark, A. n. Z
William Park, F. w.
c. E. Rose, James
r. Sedgwick, j. Gallo
Il. Kirkman, II. Johr
B. w. Salisbury.
BASS.
]. R. Morgan, George
John Vincent. Joseph
James Vincent, S. B. Y
D. A. McAllister, F. Derr
| w. x. Jones, James
c. Abbott, Charles
A. s. Gray. VIM. U
VIM. Rawlings, H. A. T
r. Collett, c. M. c
II. Davis, H. J. "
VIM. Brown, F.Coalt
R. T. McEwan, G. r. G
j. II. Kelly, John j
r. L, Anderson, D. J. W
Jabez Taylor, Hugh L
M. j. Thomas, A. Spel
B. B. Needham, E. w.
c. w. Reid, I'll. W
X. Hantz. c. Merr
G. R. Pratt, Geo. FIR
z. Migeley, G. Bawl
II. Jenkins, w. Pat
G. A. Sells, G. Wal
j. Taylor, r. Nor
George Ames, G. Parr
w. Cation, John C
f. Beesley, Z. E. '
c. 81. Darrell, John II
j. Thomas, w. E.
w. d. Bowring, j. NJ. F
H. Ensign, A. Pet,
E. f. Parry, Thomas
E. Stevenson, A. Schl
r. Haag, Mr.. Ere
F. Bevis, Mr.. Ca,
j. j. Olsen, 7. Dav.
A. Lamb, Z. K.
Orlando Bowers, A. Hull
Mr.. Me akin. H. ]. B
w. Howell, Hyrum
NJ. E. Pack, James
L. Maggley, J. NJ. K
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Rose Flashman,
Annie Stromb berg,
Nettie Raleigh,
Mrs. Clark,
L. Walk,
w. Cannon,
F. Butler.
F. Beesley,
]. H. Taylor,
Ida MARI,
Louise Lehman,
Louise Garbe,
Teenie Andrew,
M. j. Hopewell,
Jessie Evans,
Kate Preston,
Belle Salmon,
Alice McLachlan,
z. Cannon,
z. Hyde,
j. Smith,
L. Goss,
Miss Latimer,
i. Hubbard.
M. L. Smith,
Ola Shipp,
G. Heeshe,
M. Freeze,
b. Y. Smell,
M. Hubert.
Kate McAllister,
Harriet Little,
L. Gushing,
j. Taylor,
Joseph Cannon,
A. Tayner,
M. Johnson.
p. James,
II. Coulam,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
NORTH TROY.

Miss Blanche Ewins /. to teach az jay Cen.
tire. Arthur base Of Barton IL making lis
parents n visit Lorenzo MAnuel ma, .o!d his
farm on Province Hill to W /. Couurne for
el2OO William Hawkins has moved here
the o. Of land between his residence and tn
lot purchased by G. q. FoNler-Mr Darcy Of
Patton has moved to the Rand house on Pleas
ant stree .-hchool commences on the east
side OF the river Monday, Mis-. Ella Harvey
teacher Wallace Leonard has gone to Wor-
cester, Mass Alfred X. Hsdiock md Mis-
Mercia Rice, late II jay, were married at Troy
BY Rev. L. W. smith, pastor OF the CougreIa-
tioual church, TIE ConEregs tiOnAl sunday.
rchool have voted to raise ss 10 help educate
two children in tie mountain region OF east
oru tennessee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
WIlLIANSTOWN.

The pulpit OF tie Methodist church was very
tnstofUlly decorated with flowers and plants,
will The words WELCOME home agsin" on .
semicircc. welcome 10 their pastor on hi.
mon was "1ltc minister, by whom sent, bis dry
and tho church's' Next sunday the pulpit
viii be occupied by Rev. A. Il. 1rua1, prssld
Ttnncy occupied the pu pt of tie Congreea-
tionsl church. IN tho evening thc usual month
" union service Of ;he Mcthodiat and Nongrc-
gatiunnl societ g. wac hcld in this ohurch, u
candidate for the ~ pit is expected to prcac /
next sunday DniversHlist church VIII
soon lc painted and stained glass windows put
in. Tie Con.itgntonnl,Bt viii also
paint and MAKE othc- improvements inside.
TIE Ncthodists will paint. fiy up q ladies rhr-
Tor and make some changes in heating APP
paratus and later the parsonage VIII lie erect
ed The Epworth League will soon hold p
concert IN the Methodist church.-ReN Mr.
Shepard Of Nor'h Randolph is at present sup-
plying the Free Baptist pulpit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
GRANVILLE.

T.. !. simpson is painting tho Central
Houee.-Servlce will he conducted at the
cAH-ch sunday 10y Rev. +. d. GOODRICH.
Waiter Barry e to work IN Rochester for O..
81. rorl.--t5ev g. ". Ross Is moving 20 Cor
iuth.-Ausel Chadwck died At his nome Apr.
Is at the advanced ago II ~ years and - days.
lie was a former resident Of Randolpp. lie
married sarah Heath, with whom &c lived -
year. Eight children we're torn 10 them and
eis survive him. His wife died nearly ~ Years
hsort lie a9e of - years. About 30 years ag
they - ilc from tho g., siuc OF the mountain
eud -ct,le3 In Hancock reaidinL thsro@o years
and tn-u came to this town where he spent he
.Is, - yesrs Of Nis life. The funeral took
Place AT the Methodist rLUrch tho 18Th, Kew. j.
J.. Marvin az Rochester officiating, and the in
terlncnt TOOK place at hancock in the new
cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
ENOSBURSH FALL <.

Butter is quite active and prices are n lit
tie higher, 2! and % cents being paid with "A
for some choice selections; shipment 400 ~ Js
eggs Il cents, shipment n cases. AT a special
sc Dol meeting IT was voted to buy lo' OF
LAID Of John Lawrence, move the schooihouse
aud build an addition of 3!X4O. Two stories
nigh to the same. Oliu Merrill Is negotiating
for the purchase OF one lot and hes "A ready
purchased another, which he donates to The
distr Ct there making n park ana play ground
Of three or four aC.cs, oLIch VII bu - .rcat
Improvement over the present situation. ~
W.. Iurt has III. new barn nearly completed.
The EpvOrtA league vii Aaye a soCiable at
tie home Of Dr. ". Il. Hutchinson on Friday
evening. truit will he served and there " ii
be a literary programme
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
HIGHGATe.

Philip Royce, an old re-iGont and prominent
CitIcn, wss buried on -at,rlay.--L. ~. lGy-
Tor 10 sict.-Ali-s Sarah iudkins is saleslad y
Tor l.. j. Morton nt st. Adams -Johu Hirnerth
J a, gone 10 Chump.sin. y. Y. Mrs. Rodney
guests % Mrs p Il. Taruey lie, youngest
daughter Of Eva Jarvis was buriel friday.-
r.. D Horr.cR Las bought Of the Aeirs Of tho
latc Roy Josiah SWEET piece of land near hts
store. Paul SWEET, Il recent graduate OF the
General Theolo-icei seminary, New York city.
was IN iowu asst week, 1t IS understood that
Der his ordination he his 10 be rector VI the
Eplrcopa cAurcAes ia ,w4utou ana ighgato.
- d Dee Old officers and teachers OF the (oLsre-
yat 'onSi church we're rt-c.eltcd sunday
N,lry Lyon Is Uut HgaIu--tcu. Pometuy :
condition II reported a. impro, ny.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
The BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1891.
WOODBURY..

Prof. G. w. Fostsr returned from Prov
dence, II. l., last Thursday, accompanied by
his grandeur Lebanon Coithell.--W. r. JACK
son is suffering with assesses In the head.
The granite tenps made their ftrst trip las
Frlday.-Mrs r. l.. White has beSp engaged to
teach the school at the Centrs.-Palmer Paine
of st. Johnsbury s visiting his daughter, MIRO
o. j. Ainswort h.-NNill Carr has purchased -
building lot of c. A Watson and is to build
this season 10 are Aaron Carr and Alyah VOLS.
Miss Ora Carr has returned to Walden.
Barnet Addison has returned from Boston
with q new sioux OF aOode.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
NORTHFIELD.

The corps has received an invitation To at
tend tho ceiehrn.on AZ Bennington as body.
II his is accepted, The usua spring enon.np-
mont VII! probably be omitted Tho reading
room has been moved into its old quarters,
which have been much improved with pqp,r
aud paint. wo large tables nov take The
plHce Of the old desks. rbor day WA. nppru-
pratoly observed by the cadets. At about s
o'c ock tho corps formed and marched to tle
hill south u the Centre. whore each selected
his tree They ,hel returned to the un4ver-
sity grounds and oy u o'clock had their work
cor. plsted. Cadet Wright was initiated into
the Theta Chi lstsrnity recently.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES ANp GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
shs Winocoki valley, Village mp North.
Along otter Creek and by tho shore.
Of white River Covered by Special Re
NEEGENMEG

The listers met at the chairmon's Office
Tuesday 70 hear grievances Cashier Lewis
Of tho Farmers bank has received his re
GENTLY purchased horses. One i. a three
years-old reiding, sired bv Zen IaNk and
the Ivo-years-oid, was sired bv Levi Aristos.
SHEEP men claim that niuc.tent tbs ot the
Spenish norino sheep Of this county have
been shonred. The clip was good on.
Not uore than half o., The C't.vnlI. n,J
other oonrse wool sheep hove been gheored.
Mrs. n, NJ. Coe and PARTY have reaohsi
Cambridge. Mass. Mrs COG stoo tho triy
without much fatigue. Tho court Of com
,non council mot Wednesday evening.
The school in dis,ric. To. -. Addison. be-
gan Mordnr IN charge Of Miss Hattie Bow.
gib-D II put& who has b,sp uf.,tt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
kEELERS BAY.

The Grand Isle Corporation creamery started
Monday. Mr.. Hiram Morgan has taken the
contract TO carry milk for number Of tho
farmers Horse distempe on the Island see ms
10 have tai on serious form as several have lost
horses. There were two weddings last week,
that Of Je1 Troville and Laura Savage ana JOG
Calvin Mcbride and rented by VIII Cassiday
was burned last week.-Distrlct NO. :, Miss
Bertha Wilcox teacher, celebrated Arbor day
by setting out five maple trees and making
flower garden. n. j. Farrell and his big cart
are on the island Mrs. Frank Lovelend has
gone to Boston, Mass, on a visit. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Leslie Minckler have taken In young
gentlemen boardor weighing 10 pounds.-Mr.
Charlie. Russell started last Monday for Ala
bama.-.l. c. stevens has returned from lsn-
chester y, Y MIR. snd Mrs. Ashcl A Ion have
returned to their home in GeorRie.-Mrs. Zen
ton A lien has returned from Malone, where
Mira VI. G. brown started Friday for her home
in Minnesota A. smith and Herman {,
Keller have gone to Loon Lake for the season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
EAST MIpDlkBURY.

a. J. Nebber Is in Bridport executing de-
signs for tho Ornamental. work on ho new Me-
sonic hal.--MHry Hunt, Who ha. been with
is home for visit to her invaIid mother
Miss Dollir English, who has been in the hos
pitaI at Burlington, hRs so much improved
whom she las boon for the past two years In
that citV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08

The patient LaY.ug these symptoms or 2 por-
ton of them. IL suffering from ucrrolt dlduL
caused by exhausted nervous vtsi;y f. m
those cXcss-rs and abuses which must ineyIt-
q bly, gradual } break down he nervous and
ihyticsl system, unless proper strcngt .eniug
and inyiEoratius remedy is used to overcomr
the weakness aud re-esteblish health and
strength.
Lucxily there IL a great and wonderful
restorative which vii give back 10
tie weakened and exhausted sy,,em the
-trenftu il has lost; NAIVE lo1s POM
ely which impart- strrnzth and vieor to tao
brain apd nerves, vifalire- nd invl ,.o. ates pll
the physical powers, dispel.. a. II by may c,
the d"ouondency and z oor OF mind, and re
stores US again TO that grand !eprre of i1sty
strength, OF bounding pulse and strou- rAy-i.
CO and nerve lower which, IN ikuorelCe or
'.LL, u LRNe p In nsfaN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
RRlnPORT

J. @. sollace Las conc 10 T1oyIoenoc vial A
horse FOR ". Riuietcd. 7. W. Fletcher lot
{, black colt MoDtGy night /. $. laty ar roe
turned from Ecw GorE. j. {. Crane auG ,~itc
lott last week Tor Manchester, IT.. wle,e
they expect 10 iiya for year 1ar stcuu
tciy a. Chimney Point Is running. James 81.
Pratt he- received ,utalli .enct of fhe death OF
Ais BROTHER Walter fratL The deceased was
q. years OF age, nd hrtpor, lai wlo won't
West many years ago. He diDd with tie -uip
IN the mining region OF Colorado.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
EAST hUBBARDTON,

i}sv. Mr. Sohell from Castleton supplied III
desk in tho Baptist church last 'uuday. Their
is to be preaching there neNt Sun! ay aud p
sunday school will bc organiled-Ihe five
year-old son 81 Seth -. John Ia very sick. II
first had Ia grippe, then pneumonia md nov
he haa brain fever. There are but s.ight HOPE
of his recovery. The other children n tn
eighborhoOd who were SICK have recovered.
The school on Monument hill began Tuesda'
Eva h. kimhuil teacher.-N alter froze on tn
nIght pf NAV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08

WEAK AND ERVOUS. and mental cNor-
tons. Where before lie had feeling Of strong
and vigorous pby' icul and nerve power, he
now has only sense Of weakness, languor,
duilnPss md exhaustion. Th, 10 often special
ly noticeable in tho morning.
The nights sleep which should refresh the
system and restore strength and vigor TO the
nerves and muscles, often leaves the person in
the morning more tired and exhausted than
on retiring.
Business men and clerks, whose prosperity
depends upon their clcarness OF brain and
mind, find their mental siren 9Th impaired and
their endurance and power to work, read or
study diminished.
Frofcs ional iaen, STUDENT and mechanics
often find their power of thought
decreased; where formerly thew could
endure many consecutive hours Of close
application of the mind. theynow find
that the thoughts wander, and there
is inabilit7 to tx the mind for any length Of
time upon one bieDt; " ltb this there = an ex-
trcmely nervous and irritable cond ltl0u, dull.
| LOUDLY sensation, often accompanied by dir
Agreeable fealngs IN the head and eyes.
As these symptom increase there is usual y
a arrangement OF tho digestive organs, with a
| gradual falling VI strength and weakness eud
! puin in the back. There Is often bad tcste
| In the mouth in the morning. the vision he
| comes dim, tue memory IL impaired and theirs
| ia frequent di2ainesA Persons thus affect d
Aio often dependent and safer from gloom
and depression Of the mind. The nerves BE-
! come 50 weakened after a time that the Least
| excl ,ement or shock will fash the face or
! bring on a tIemor or tre.n bling, often attend
| ed by more or le-s iIri'e,ion Of The heart
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
JOHNSON.

Charles Reayy has moved TO st. Johnshury
Mrs. Iomor Irish OF Chicago, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. H. NJ. Knight, return
ed III week Miss Jennie Baker las thkon p
school IN Brandon. I. J. Baker has roCo"cred,
Murray Buck has put sbingle mill In his
board ml.- Rcv. II Y. Howard has moved t.
chelsea. Airs. q. H. London, who had tumo'
A camp OF Sons of Veterans Las been organ
izyd here with n members Prof Campbell
wife IN better
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08

W. II. Or, zier is sick.-Carlos Rich ha
moved on 10 the conway farm and Capt. Gre,
has rented the old Allen farm and is movin,
on.--D. l.. Spaiding returned Monday from
f Ia, where he has been through the win
Tor for his health, which is seemingly inn
proved e. &. tisckctt has bought the home
farm for 3HJ.-Nr GRADY Of Braintree has
bought the Charles Spalding farm tor 500 anu
is about to move there
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NORTH .FERRISsUkGH.

Y. J. Allen has stocked the gri4t mill j l..
It. Peters is running his Jaw mill Rev. O.
". Noudal. has re urued from conference
Hattie HosAmer r. better The Friends hold
their fourth quarterly meeting next saturday
and suuday.-L.. n. Macomber - giving away
large number of evergreen trees.-Mrs
Homer Bal Ia sick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08

willie Brown Is clerhing for w. g. Narsh
A. q. Leach aud wife are able to ride ont
after long winter OF sicNnes3.-J. Ii. Stafile-
commissioners on the estate or the late Dr. =
W. Inndon Elmer l)'mcn has been appoint
Cd superintendent Of the creamery a, ST. A.
bans,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
HANCOCK,

Rosa and George r ylor will attend school
sold his gray mare Nol.ie TO Mr.. Batteil OF Rip
ton for 100, Rev. +. D. Goodrich Is to be on"
preac cher Mrs. Bert Martin has returned t.
Cambridge, Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08

Dwight Potter and family have returned
from Lynn, Mass whore they went aoout twt
ponths aRo.-Charlcs lobin is az nome from
Johnson. Mrs. T.. " Brown DIED on the Eth
ult. from para ysis.-1 here was pleasant su-
gar party on saturday at the sugar house Of A
b. Waters
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
THIS MAY MEAN YOU.
At Least il is Worth Your While
to Read and Ponder over It.

What is the matter
with our young and
utddleaged mem
Many n man who
had formerly cup
posed himself pos.
sess II 81 n powerful
physiqIi" eud strong
and ST. aC~ nerves
wondcr- a hi feeling
of exhnustioc. lassi-
tuds and lack Of ineli-
nnliou for lhyticai
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08

Mira. |. c. Vaughan aud son hnve returned
from a winters soionrn In Nassachpsetts,-M
h. Eaton IL at home, having finished his II
hors Al liardwick for tho present. ltoV. Mr.
Wa bridge, an evang list presched sundn ,
and is conducting meetings during the we X
George PHrlIe and family left for their new
homo in Maryland last week.-Monsles ar'
quite prevalent In town.--George seymour
wears n smile those days: it's son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
WEST ADDISON.

school began in district 30 2 Monday. Mrs
MMud Harris O: Pauton, teacher. -n.s. Harul.
4, better. Miss tlorrnC. Icr< n, hus roturucl
home after IA WHIT 10 relatives IA New Yors
Stats Miss nr!-col Is building u house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08

Th- beet saive IN the world for Outa 3cris,s
'.rc' Ulcers, Salt Rhcun!, Eet or Sores. o cltrT
t.iI"d NHuls, CE.IbAlns, Dofus Il nj
F" re i-ruptiurs, and lo-ilyoY clrs lUe, uT
20 "Fc1. 70 "a Guaranteed t. i've pcr.
.s. rni' tneu)n or money lr,u lIsd. rricG
sY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-08
BALLS CORSETS,

You can come
70 our store and get the best corset there is
that's Ball.. wesr 1T two Or three weeks
return it, and get your money aSsin, If il
isn't exactly right
The reason is that this corset is right for
nine out Of ten and we, or rather the
maker behind us, takes the risk OF the tenth