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~ArTEMPTED BLACKMAIL.~
M. r. Handy's Chsrscterssssioa 20 q
Charges Against HE SON.

M. r. Handy's Characteristics 20 -
Charges Against HE SON
CHICAGO, Oct IA dispatch from Hsv yorh
last night said that Q Mrs. Jackson Of thAs c1ty
bad obtained requisition papers for W. H
Handy, and that an ofHcer would coms 10 Oh
cago to serve them The charge prsssrrsd -
the larceny of jewelsL
Mr. Handy Is Q con Of Mosss p. Handy, 80
OF the worlds fair, who said last uighes
This 10 case Of attempted blackma1s
Ny son was young nevspapsr man -
New York. He fell In with the yacksoD
woman and some Of her associates and thay
practically robbed him Of all he had He CON
TO come here. He did 90 and made inveSe40s>
tiona I found this Jackson ye1au, whe
has several aliases, 70 be married I also isnsns6
that she, had . plan 10 coDo hors ofSss
my son and 10 crsats . soens - ny hoans ~
calling there and claiming him - hss hnsband
intercept her whom she dad cons hsrs shsuo
two weeks ego. also obtainsd . soDes-
ment Of her plans. vk&oA ceu>.1r
plated tho extortion Of monsy fFv0 - -
has been hawking this story sbsus N Nsv
York Newspaper ofhcss without annDomt
70 have my son brought bsek - Nsw yO8
by such . step - chs hns tAksa- Whn -
came here the police induced - 70 rsonDn, -
never gave her Q cent md Dov1g u1A H.
woman v sen years older thnn ~ 80 -
convinced that she vsss - bl1shuln1 -
ons ons .na Il; S1i Pr pro::ss sy :os - - - -
done % before, bat havs 10 - ~ -
That's the whole story" ~
Young Handy will DOT b fsusd b. - -
Who comes hsrs afssr hin, - - = - eslsuD
In dissant ssasa
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The PRESIDENT WILL Go IP He CAN
There is no truth in the r,por. that the presi-
dent has decided not to participate in the dedi-
cation OF the Columbian exposition buildings
at Chicago on the 2lst proximo. "The Presi-
dent recognizes it as public duty to be in
Chicago on that occasion. said Private Secre-
tary Halford this afternoon, land Le will cer-
tainly be there if he possibly can"
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AT IOwA's ExPENsE.
Diverting the Channel of the Missouri u
save Nebraska Farms.


save Nebraska Farms.
BELLEVUE, NEB., Oct. I.-onc Of the bold
est undertakings in the history Of Nebrsska has
been inaugarated here. For some time tho
Missouri river at this point has thrcss-
ened many fine farms on the Iowa side.
Thursday II became apparent that II The
channel was not diverted thousands %
dollars Of damage would Immediately
result. Las. nigh. large gang Of rep crossed
over from Iowa and cclamcncsd digging .
canal sixteen feet 6eep and a quarter %
a mile long to divert the channsl to
Nebraska. The gang /. vel armed and do
termined to compless the work before Nebrasks
people can act. The current oEce turned In %
the caual great damage will rc.alt 10 NebrAska,
oven greater than is thresteucd In Iowa The
work was commenced at a lonely spot and vss
discovered by accident A movement y %
foot to resist the scheme and trouble nAAy
follow.
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LEFT THE SIDING TOO SOON.
A Wreck Of Coal and Fr~ishs Trsins sa IL
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Lehtgh Valley Railroad.
LASsDows, n. j., Oct Tho worst coa1
and freight wreck In the history Of EAston and
Amboy division Of tho Lehigh Valley raiirosd
occurred early this morning. coaf
train. drawn by engine ala. was ordered 10
wait at a siding near here until the 800
ond section Of the fast freight passsl
going In the sumo direction. The cngineer %
the GOAL train pulled OF the siding syt<r ths
first roction Of the fast f.e:ght passed spd
Was run into by the second sccsieu-
This 'hre. some Of The vrsetsa
cars on the east-bound track. vhers
they wore dash6d into by engine go With 90
east-bound coal train. causing triple wreck
and blocking the road completely. Engineer
Jordan werkheiser OF the secoud ssction OF the
fast frsighs was instantly killed and B-akemsu
VIM. Dietrich severely injured. Al trsfhe vt1
be blocked today.
The Lehigh Valley passenger and fast freight
trains are being Sonl between New York and
Easton over the New Jersey Central road
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TEE New HAVANA NAIL SEhvIcE.-Post-
master General Wanamaker has signed con-
tracts with the New York and Cuba Mail Steam
thip Company for the new service between New
ork and Havana and between New York and
Tuxpan. touching at Havana. This service
(ffty-two trips year. will be begun Noyem-
Der l.
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The DEBT STArKMESr.-It Is intimated at
the Treasury Department that the debt state
ment to be issued this afternoon will show an
increase of over 1905, 600 in the cash balance
since September /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

New MARYLAND BANK.-Ths controller of
the currency has authorized the Canton Ma
tional Bank of Canton. Nd. to begin business
with a capital of $4,000.
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FoUnTH-CLAss PosrmAsrEas-Fourt
possmasters have been appointed as follows:
Virginia-R. w. Menesee, Endicott; Elizabeth
L. Oidfeld, Oldfeld; W. 7. Fircsheets, valens,
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A Special Session of the Lsgisissure News.
sary To Make the apportionment.

sary to Make the apportionment.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. The suprsmc oourt
this morning denied the motion Of Sena-
tor Villas, attorney for the secretary of
state, for ''lcave 10 intsrpose an an
sver'' in the legislative spportionneus
case and ordered judgmsn: for relssf
entered for the relstor, thus finally and uili-
inGtely closing the case against the secretary Of
state and in favor Of tho reiator, c. T. Lamb.
An extra scssion Of ths Legislature 20 ensct .
new law will undoubtedly be called ss IN sax1y
day.
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Declared Against New York and Atlantic
Ports.
The United Statss charge 81 Lisbon reported
70 the State Department under date Of septem-
Der II, that the Portuguese government: has
declared the port Of New York infected with
cholen morbus and that the other Atlantic
ports OF the United States are suspected.
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s546, ,256; customs, s629, ,9i5; miscellaneous,
S7.274
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
'rHr CHURCH STANDARD

THE CHURCH STANDARD
J. rEE OLDEST PERIODICAL OF THE PROT
ESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH ON THE AMERI-
CAN CONTINENT IL l. nov under the editorial
dr-ct'.n II the Rev. John Fulton u. d l. l. D.. and
N thoroughly iadspeEdent. its platform Is the
DecIaation q TIE Lambeth Conference on Christian
ruity II resi- sr;s all schools aud parties In the
Church. Int j. the organ q nane.
Drrin< the svuerAl convention in Baltimore THE
CIT - u >fANDARD viii paDIish q daily edition.
containing fun report OF the debates which will be
usisi daily subs rrs the weekly edition rTes q,
cAargf
one year. eco
AVALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Aldrvss " 4 HEEISG Publisher
s.ss-2t ll2 Norta l2th 81. Philadelphia.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

RsaIlInRsssTr r,ls, BAPTIST PITS. CHURCH. 10TH ST.
re enS spd m In rasssen.n1 sss m6HniSs ny
az BrRs s.vSr at the iSss
TSnfsdsy eSsn s@isr ARE HssS Ssh prayer eena
HSBE9EAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST.
near I. L.-preachin- IL e. M. sabje I. ''Prb
Sited. d. 1:30 z m. sabie,t, ''The b -uised Heed
tor sS's iree' Al we.oonie. Rev wrl A. Credit pas
R@SMJ; CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, coz.
Rsstc5MsSndaE ISs s,;b,sr. day, s,aSol SS preach
Ing ing by the pastor. subject. The Heavenly Com.
H~THE WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
s Rsv; N.Y. !; " biysnt pastor -Preachnr at II
School i at 'ss $40 ny ny e' d. Edwards SUNDAY d
kSCALvARY BAPTIST CHUkCu. srH AND
supernsnSsn Say shpS by tIis'Ss IT, ss
BRANCH Ii & ns and V Rev kETpS oafxasl CHAPEL pas
a1d 'esGfa GasFrT FfiTshRx @ ana n
scoo G Ihes d n aarRnn; are
services 1t
RSMErBoPoLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH.
So cor. 9th and SIS. n. Green Clay smith.
in evening. seats free All Welcome. Lords sup.
per at morning service. Ii
f~SPASToR Z, HEZ SVEN SPEAKS on
Washington wickedness" SUNDAY night
TAD o'clock. Preaching at II N. by P-stor Hez
Sweln All seats free. You are invited Second
Baptist Church. Attn st. and Va. ave. Sc IL
J, y. BADGER, OLD SCHOOL
- Baptist. will preach, providence permit
ting. In Monumental Hai, 13J Pa ave. NV, Sun.
DAY. October g at y. IN. lt'
w~SE ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, E'NRAR eTH
NV, Rev. J. J. Muir, psstor;-Preachins
Endeavor. $50 Thursday. Friday and sunday, Oc-
Public invited. IL.
SsHILoH BAPTIST CHURCH, L ST. BET.
81 18th and 1Gth SITS. n. W.. Rev. J. A. Tay'or
pastor The pastor has returned from the nationa al
convention at Savannah. Ga and wi occupy the pul.
PIT morning and evening Subject at II g. NJ THE
Importance of Christians Brildiny Up a Spiritual
Ilie. At pm communion. Sunday school at
SEQ am. The public are invited lts
1oMETtOPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH
So Preaching tomorrow by the pastor, Kew
ureen Cay Smith. at IL aud 80 p m. All well
come IL
6aSsECoND BAPTIST CHURCH, SD ST
- NV, Bishop Joanson, ID. D. pastor
The pastor having arrived in the city will preach at
AIN, Gods Love TO q Pershing World" 4p m
Sunday school lyctum. with special vocal and
mental music pm. special sermon by pastor.
All are welcome. II
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CHURCH NOTICES.
LUTHERAN.

R,sT. MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH 18TH
49,, and SITS. 5. W.. Rev. ". II. Gotwsld. pas
tors: s.. $50 a. Communion services. II a N.
Preaching 7:S0 r. Luther Alliance. $50. Public
invited 1t
RSLUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH.
E[lresching by the pastor. J. q. Butter.
KELLER MEMOkiAL, Md ave- snd OH ST. n e
service at IL and 7:3o. School. .;3O {. H. But-
R~ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN
EGs Church, cor. of 11tli and II H. W.. Rev. s.
Domer, pastor. Holy communion tomorrow morning
az y Evening services At 30 Last quarterly
missionary one ines in the morning ose Of synod
ical year. \. r. S. c. E. at 6:3o pm. 1t.
UNITARIAN.
W@SAI. SOULS (UNITARIAN) CHURCH,
- :. 14th and l. sts.. Rev. Rrsh R. Shippen.
rSs,or.-Serviccs at II an. and pm. sunday
school at 9:45 g. All invited. 1t
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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USiVERSALISC.

NoCHURCH OF OUR FATHER (yNIvER-
.alisp. 18Th and Lists; nw.-servic, Will
be conducted by Rev. stanford Mitchell the singing
evangelist, at IL M and e30 p N. Public cor
daily invited. SUNDAY school at s: As a. IN. It,
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

P-GSMISsIoN HALL, $50 PA. AvE-TO-
-. night ba cony concert, 7:3O. Gospel serv-
ice. & Brief testimonies; Good sinring. Come
Gospel NEE tngs daily, II III. and Z 30 D. IN. Sun
days, and 74o DIN. Grand meetings. The spirit
OF tne Lord I1esent Ia pow.r: EyeryDody invited.
BRANCH MISSION MEETINGS usual. Fer
time and place consult Mission bulletin. Good re-
ports from every branch, The Lord richly biz ssns
the work.
GOSPEL WAGON Sunday I'D ST. NV near river,
$3.50 Pm; Washington Circle. $40 p. III. Market
space, 0:3D r. 1t
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AsrHxA AND CAr.nnH
CURED BY THE
cIeARErrEs EsPIc.

ysals.. yoRi,s:,Gsi g. 'p1.'f psr. kstle p Rss L.ss.s
k-w Ysrk. foreknA AuAAC- s..d ~ al
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Rev. William Bogart Walker OF Benning
ton, was reelected president of the Choir
guild Of Vermont at it's recent meeting in
Bellows Falls.
The report that is going the rounds that
the bennington battle monument has been
struck by lightning and shattered is with
out foundation. The monument, which is
constructed OF bluestono, instead CT granite,
is amply protected against lightning
Tue Cooper Manufacturing company Of
Bennington which employs about $50
workmen is now 30 crowded with orders
that the help are working nights until 8
O'Clock. Business in the other mills is also
brisk.
Fred Whdden's house at Searsburg was
broken into Monday the 2Gth while the fami y
was away, and gun and quantity OF
money were taken. The thief was followed
to Dandy, where he wss captured. He was
brought back TO Bennington and he re-
celved sentence OF four years.
Two Bennington boys named McGuires
were tossing Joseph Bernard aged 10, in
play as it is claimed by them, and in the
scrape the lads arm was torn from its
socket at the elbow joint so that amputa-
| ton became necessary, as the arm actually
died from the stoppage of the circulation of
the blood. Demands parents are poor peo-
PIE and they are now being helped by
friends
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kat Brush sings regularly for tho Congre-
gatonal church IN Barre. superintendent
Of Schools II. DG. Farnum Miss Ella Martin
committee 10 arrange for appropriate exer-
cises for columbus day Public exercises
Tor the entire town are TO be held at the
town hail. j. X. Lynde was in Boston dur
ing last week. ". q. Edison accompanied
him. Charles Erskipu and Herbert Martin
are putting in the foundations for the new
parsonage huiiding5 "A singing school be-
gins wednesday evening at the Methodist
Vastry. Prof. Gale OF Berre is instructor.
RANDOLPH.
w. j. Blolgest has gone to Lyndon vile.
His wife ia visiting IN Boston and vicinity. -
n subscription paper has been circulated
Tor Charles Smith, who lad the misfortune
to loso good horse. --Lucius BloJgett was
thrown from furm wagon recently, striK-
ing on his head causing conclusion of the
brain. lie is gaining. There is talk of u
town meeting for the purpose Of moving the
place OF voting back 20 the Centre Tha
present voting place is Wcg: Randolph.
WEST RANOCLPA.
Grace Spauld,ns has closed her labors
with the Hefuld and News. Charles VIII
liams of Burlington is visiting in town.
A. l.. Carleton and friend, Mr. Sheppard,
were here from Hanover over sunday. +.
W. Baldwin, general superintendent Of the
Central Vermont railroad, was in town
Monday. Bert. Lewis had one hand badly
injured IN Heiisbury's mil, Saturday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

II ia stated that the Baxter mill at West
Rutland has shut down. and that the Gibson
mill will soon follow suit.
How L-i,,ouo of Csr+e- Pu+,ora bas
+ol.ar cJor~a Of the C;Ioba HotaI in Rut.
Io,,I nd % 70 ru, If for tho nert sa,so,
- o1i ohiri Of T N1cCroi,.
-, p,'-I.','j faIi fran, tho secnrl storr win.
- ,ta rhrsio'ar tbirls il cannot "a.
go
.,o looi.;o, ., ,ro+os+ +ta Sbal-
'1o y ,',,a,,I aa,.i
u9 ~ lio'o =, i,oso 200 ~ P,+IarI
1 ~ -. - Xxx ,,.,, a. .aon,,ds
''','N -,- =. /. .., J.,
iuhI '0r '"I t,'sil, .e.,s,,s-
T Te. - ~ 49, a 1 ,.,,.I ., w.
hu''ahu H'e ems ,'i' "u ,i, 80 ~ 40
'iee''on u 'N'
nence'
While David Close, Poultney farmer,
was returning from the Hampton cheese
factory, the kns bolt Of his wagon broke
and heavy milk can fell uEon him, causing
internal injuries
George Ward, farmer, living about
three nl"es noi'N % oN,'"eS' 80 "H1 81
co on as arm oiaoN O1u' W. :, 80
gun Tue "Ia,o sNe' '0U"'J " E+' 49,
eaeu Dear A'l'su'
At the directors meeting OF 'ne brandon
Nauohal uahN N!'us jennings i1S's n0u az
vlce-preSldent ana director. T. L. p,lSs
was elected 10 tue 'lce-p'es'u'ncS' anu We
+. Scott as director
The MIdIletown cheese factory one OF
the largest IN the nlted States, nas snlppea
25I cheeses, weighing ABOUT 4U,UUo Pouhus'
Part OF the shipment went 10 o. oouus-
bury, the rest to Boston
The rnvases Of the malignant type OK
diphtIsEn Is s,'I' - han,
e eiS t val ~ await rosuIts several
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Mrs. L. l., Stevens has been appointed
postmistress at West Bolton.
WlNOOSKi.
Miss Mary Lawrence died Wednesday af
ternoon about o clock at the residence Of
her father, Dominick Lawrence on East
Allen street, after nearly years suffer
eripg
A young daughter and son OF John Bara-
by were thrown from their carriage whilo
turning the corner Of Leclair and East
Spring streets, by their horse stumbling and
falling TO the ground. The children wore
not hurt The only damage done being the
breaking of one thill.
". f. Blgwood and wife have returned
to their home at Wehnapitae, Out
Miss Mary Lawrence, aged II years,
daughter or d. Lawrence, who died We'd
nestay, was an estineble young lady, of Il
very gentle disposition and bore her suffer
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ducks Saturday. On Monday he furnished
his friends with vension as proof of his sue
cess.
HUNTINGTON.
Tho funeral services OF Harvey KinlbalI
took place at South Starksboro last week
Thursday, Rev. W. H. Fyster officiating.
Tho remains wore brought to Huntington
Centre for interment. Mrs. r. G. Baldwin
OF White River Junction is visiting in town.
Mr.. w. II. Fyster has returned from
Canada. Mrs. John Carpenter is quite Ill.
Ernest Gorton is attending school Mt
Waterbury. We had heavy thunder
shower last Monday. "A petition is out re-
questing the General Assembly to get
Avery's Gore TO the town of Huntington.
We learn that Starkeboro will also petition
for it to be get to that town.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Repairs have been completed on the sec-
tons of the Janus Wilcox dam at West
Danvillo that had washed out.
Mrs. Salem Woodcock of Passumpsic was
found dead Thursday afternoon. She was
about 20 years old and in the morning was
apparcptly as well as ever,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.


There was an accident to the boiler at
the creamery the 27!h ult. and the patrons
were obliged to hold their m orning milk un-
til evening, The heavy wind the 21th ult.
damaged the apple crop in this section very
much by blowing them from the trees "A
pleasant party OF the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. S. Young assembled at thoir resi-
denCe the evening of the .Gth, 1t being the
10th anniversary OF their wedding, taking
with them some fine presents.
SOUTH HERO.
Prot. w. n. Phelps OF Alburgh was in
town last week. Mr. and Mrs. William
Kent of Illinois are visiting in town, John
Fresh had tho misfortune to lose a good
horse laat week Captain Corbin is gaining
slowly. 49, lemmie Nondell and Lydia Mer
CHA were married Sunday at the Catholic
church. MIR aud Mrs. II. j. Norris of
Burlington spent sunday in town Charlie
Kinney returned to Boston Saturday. --
Mrs. Juan Robinson returned Thursday last
from a trip to Boston and other points in
Massachusetts. - Gabriel Joslyn went to
Montpelier Monday to be present at the
opening Of the season..
AL6URGH SPRINGS.
Representative DR.. T. IT, Ladue left for
Montpelier Monday Gasoline OF
Swanton is moving into the kinsman house.
Frank Pray returned to his home il
Wocdsvile n. H., Monday. Misses Win
ME and Gertrude Sicily returned hom.
from tue White Mountains last week u,
f. Kelley of the Alburgh House is moving
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

The Peerless Manufacturing COMPANY of
Newport, y. H., manufacturer, OF knit
goods and ladies underwear, are building
mill in Barton, which will lie l5Ox4U feet,
two stories high, with ellis, boiler-room, Of.
flee, etc. The site is at the outleo Of CRYSTAL
lake, and the stream affords ample water
power The company will employ from 100
to 800 hands, and hopes to start business
November /.
CRAFTSBURY.
The Spauldins mill is ready for the ma,
chinery Il Il. Leonard is repairing; his
house and putting veran Ia in front MIR.
I'm. Critchett and family have moved into
the \. L, Daniels house Robert Dixon
has moved ioto |. T. Patterson's house. -
Rev. John Chamberlain of New York is in
town. Work mas been commenced on tha
foundation Of the new library building.
NEWPORT.
| H. II. Ceswell has returned from Brook
| lyn to live with US again. The grand jury
/ found seven true bills ard the civil cases uave
| al! been tried. William Bedell, the fire bug
OF Greensborough, was found guilty.-Rev.
+. A. George and family have moved from
! Second street TO the Memphremegog House,
where they vii! board j. X. krckpatmer
and George Macdonald will occupy the
| patronage.
WESTFiELD.
Representative Wallacs ". Wakefield has
gone to Montpelier. Mr.. ar. Mrs. Russell
Lombard OF Warren, Mass, return this
week. Mrs Ida johnson and Mrs. Her-
rington OF Providence are visiting relatives
in town. Wallace d. Miller has sold his
saw mil to L. 5. Woodworth Joseph
Goddard moved to Troy.-FranIi Roberts
cut his leg very badly last week. Fred Al
lard has moved 10 Bolton, Canada. At the
seml-annual meeting Of the Endeavor So
c.ety the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs Z. W. Smith; vice-presi-
dent William 3. Gilpin; recording secre-
tary, Albert Ryder; treasurer, Homer b.
Hitchcock. Mrs. Perry Hitchcock Of Bar
ton spent Sunday in town,
CRAFTS8URY.
William Chamberlain and family from
| Dexter, Iowa, are in town after an absence
OF ? years -Orrin Hartman has gone to
New ! orl to enter Veterinary college.
Mr. johnson died very suddenly of chol-
eramorbus last Sunday night.-Miss Carrie
Paddock has gone 10 New York to continue
her studies in elocution. Miss Nellie Allen
is teaching the primary department Of the
village school.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
TUNBRIOGE.

Orvis L. Cilley, prominent town official
for many years and leading republican,
died suddenly while sitting in his chair
Monday evening, the 10th lie was IS
years old.-Lewis Whitney, Valley Falls,
r. l., manufacturer, has been spending
week here looking after some real estate ne
has recently purchased. -Bement and Far
rar have their first granite monument cut
and have taken many orders. y. y. King, Of
A. n. King q Son, will build new sheds
and many dealers will cut granite through
the winter.
CHELSEA.
The Grand Army reunion was attended
by Dr. Story n. Goss aud his wife; also
Moses NJ. Durham and Albert p. Flanders
Of Chelsea. Orange County Creamery COM
pany has declared Il dividend Of 20 cents q
pound for butter sent during the month OF
August.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Fred and Harry Beedle returned to
Keene, n. H., Thursday morning.-Carroll
Granger of Barre is at homo for short
time-G. f. Sparhawk OF Springfield,
Mass, made a short call in town Wednes-
day. u. n. Mccall OF New York is spend
ing few weeks with his family at Elm cot
taSe.
eROOKFlELD.
The republicans OF the town flung to the
breezs Harrison and Reid flag Tuesday. -
Mrs Artimus Fisk died last Tuesday and
was buried Thursday at the Branch. Fun
eral services were attended by Rev c. II.
Morse. Mr.. Houghton Of Orange has pur-
chased Mrs, Alfred Aliens farm. Consil-
Grafton, 500. Thu personal effects OF the
late Frank Fulan were sold at public auc-
ton October 1.-The telephone has been ex-
tended from the Village to the Branch,
New poles have been set on the old line from
West Randolph to Northtield via. Brook
field.
WILLIAMS TOWN.
Rev. Mr.. Hazsn OF Rochester, a class
mate of Rev. j. n. Perrin, preached at the
Congregational church last Sunday in ex
change with MIR. Perrin, Regular hi
monthly communion service at the Metho
dist church was held last Sunday On,
young lady was baptized and received upor
probation. The first snow OF the season
was seen on the hills Monday morning 80
Misses Mamie Brush and Jessie Bass are at
tending school in Barre 1t is quite prob
able "A charter for a graded school Will be-
secured at the coming Legislature. Mis-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

Tie Winocski Valley, Villages up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
oiWhito River Covered by Special Re-
ICrtcrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06
ESSEN COUNTY.

Canaan's representative is Charles o.
Hoton, instead OF Charles I. Hcugnton, es
the name has appeared in the State papers.