Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-21
PEOPl & In GENERAL

against his uncles will, Will receive about |
$500, 600 us his share OF the estate.
Lady Henry Somerset is in Chicago for
the purpose Of inspecting the various city |
missions and studying for a time at tho
Moody Bible institute.
Senator Sherman says that Carlisle is un-
doubtedly the brainiest and the brightest
man In the democratic party.
Mr. Rider Haggard has given up his house
in London for good and gone to his country
place in Norfolk, where he intends to reside
in future.
President Grevy was known for a thrifty
person. 1t is something of n surprise, how
ever, to learn that his personal property in
England was not less than G172, 600.
Elk Treasurer Archer OF Maryland Is en-
| ployed as steward in the hospital of the State
penitentiary, and is visited once a month by
his faithful daughter.
| The speaker of the House Of Commons is
very lucky person, who is enabled to
draw salary OF $25, 900 year while he
exercises the functions Of his office, and
when lie is retired is hoistsd to the peerage
and revels in pension of $50, 900.
The SONS of Charles Dickens, who went to
Australia, have done remarkably well in the
stock raising business. One OF them is
member of Parliament, and another occa-
sionnly delivers lectures on the lie Of his
| father.
Mark Twan's daughters are studying
music in Dresden, and the funny man will
spend most of the winter there.
Lady Henry Somerset and Miss Frances
f. Willard are to take editorial charge of
the Union Signal at Chicago, the organ of
the Worlds Woman Christian Temperance
union.
Miss Whitney, the Boston sculptor, has
been selected to make the bust Of Harriet
beecher Stowe, for which the funds have
been contributed by the friends and ad-
mirers Oh the novelist IN connecticut
French woman, Mile. Elise St Orme,
who Is 60 years of age, is about to start on
a journey around the world, which will last
FOR three years, for the purpose or collect
ing statistics for the French Geographical
society,"
a writer in Lakewood says that trained
nurse Is constantly ON duty at Mr. C.eve-
lana S nome, and that Mrs. Cleveland ives
almost exclusively on milk and Wine When
she drives out she Is muf1iei IN turs' her taco
Is colorlesS, her eyes swollen anu her cheeks
sunkeh'
The story goes that when ex-Goy. Hill, of
New ork, was showing Mrs. Flower, the
vile OF his successor over the executive
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: woman OF Ne" orleans, Is conductor OF II
large orchestra
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=. the grip, and at the advice OF her physician
mas gone 10 Florida where sue VIII remain
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