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The herald., 1893-10-28
win Marry a Frenchman,

New York, Oct. 27.-The World this
morning says: 1t is reported on the best
authority that Mrs. Baldwin, formerly
known as Mrs. Edward Parker Deacon,
on whose account her husband shot her
lover, has returned to Europe; it will
be to marry titled Frenchman Of an
cient lineage.
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Could Not Agree.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 27.-The jury
in the case of the defaulting ex-state
treasurer, Woodruff, after being out
since Tuesday, came into court this
morning, announced they could not
agree and were discharged. They stood
ten to two for conviction.
The herald., 1893-10-28

Stop that cough by using DR.. st.
Johns cough syrup. We refund your
money if it fails to cure. For salo by
Off & Vaughn, corner Fourth and
Spring streets.
The herald., 1893-10-28

For sunburn and freckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure,
For sale by A. 4. Littleboy, druggiat.
3ll South Spring street.
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ABank Rsceivership.

DENVER, Oct. 27.-The Commercial
National bank has gone into the hands
OF receiver on the application OF Chi
cago men who hold one-third Of the
stock
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CHAS. VICTOR HALL TRACT

Large home Vllla lots for sale IN tn south west;
Avenues 80 feet WIDE, lined with PAINS, Mon :
terey Pines, Ora sillar, Peppers, the new Gum
of Algiers and Magnolias, etc, which will give
a PARK like effect TO six miles OF Streets Lots
are 50x so t., ld-toot alleyy.
$500 FOR INSIDE Lots $40 per month till
one half is paid. or oe-thif,i ca IN en.i aianct,
in five years; or If you build you can have We
yeais' iime Get one white you can. Apply to
flee, 223 West First street. TIA 6m
The herald., 1893-10-28

Total of the leading cities in the
United States, 1928, l41 200, de-
crease of 20.3 per cent as compared with
the came week last year.
The herald., 1893-10-28

Conn baud Instruments. Agency at
Fitzgerald e, cor. Spring and Franklin sts.
The herald., 1893-10-28

Ladies' bats cleaned, dyed, reshsped
and trimmed. California Straw Works,
264 South Main street, opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-10-28

All desiring a correct fit and first-class
work in merchant tailoring call on H.
A. Getz, liz West Third street.
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AvIRGINIA HANGING.

The Culprit Arrayed I'm spotiess Whfts
Preached HIS Own Funeral.
MORTON, Va, Oct. 27.-Marshall Tay-
lor, better known as s'Doc" Taylor, d
The herald., 1893-10-28
THE WEEKS CLEARANUEs.

Handsome Increase.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Following is
Bradstreet's tabulated result OF the
bank clesrances of the principal cities of
the United States for the week ending
Thursday, October 26th:
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FATALLY STABBED.

JOEL n. LOGAN INFLicTS
PROBABLY FATAL WOUNDS ON
JOS. BENKERT BECAUSE HE
ASKED PAYMENT OF A BILL.
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FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA: FAIR WEATH-
Err; SLIGHTLY COOLER; vARiA-
BILE WINDS.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Col. j. II. Walbrdge CT North Benning-
ton has three aunts and two uncles living
who are in their Goth year.
Unknown parties threw n large stone
through the plato glass window in front of
squire's jewelry store in Bennington. The
glass Wac 6x10 feet.
Henry $. Norton, prominent farmer
and citizen of Bennington, died at his home
Friday morning, aged TO years. His wife
died few months ago aud two daughters
survive.
John II. Ayers, for several years doing
business in Bennington as n tailor and gents
days ego for 80 cent, on G dollar. MIR.
Ayers j. continuing business as before.
John Evans storo on North street IN Ben
nington was entered Friday night by thieves,
who got in by breaking out several lights Of
glass and pnrt OF the sash in tho trent
door. The stors was transacted, but ~
cents in change wa, all that YVES missed.
The bennington county savings bank has
elected those officers: President, a. y. Val
entins; yicc-presdent, ]. L. Gibson; treas
urer, Charles II. Dewey; trustees, }. I.
shurtlelT, Dim Scott, John Robinson, &.
w. Hnrman, J. II. Judson.
The bennington Rifles have made Al mr.
rangement with Capt. Charles w. Eady of
the SD Separate company OF Hoosick rails,
n. Y. TO bring out under their auspices F.
Krmi's, beginning January 81 and to CON
tuue five nights. 1t will &c held IN the
new orern house, and tho proceeds are to be
appropriated toward an armory fund.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The receipts OF st. Johnsbury postoifice
for tho year ending December 81, were Sl?,
JSJ.15
Now Lyndonvills talks of electric lights.
Eyegats is to erect a $4,000 creamery
building.
The Lyndonville National bank elected
the old board of directors. G.. A. Harris
was chosen president and l.. B. Harris
cashier.
The old board OF trustees was elected by
the LyAdonYille Savings bank, with |. W.
Sanborn president; c. A. Bigelow, vice
president; and Ida S. Pearl, treasurer.
The Home for Aged Womsn in st. Johns
bury will soon be in running order. The
board OF trustees consists OF Rev. DR.. C. NJ.
Lamson, president; John G. Clark, treas.
urer; ". 7. Stafford, G. II. Stevens and T.
VI. Howard.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Tho Vermont Construction company OF
ST. Adams has contracts ahead Tor 10
bridges.
The funeral OF George &. Krnno, lato
station agent at Swanton junction, &C
cured Wednesday ut phiIlipsburg, p. q.
The board Of directors OF the Franklin
County Creamery association has elected
these officers: Q. w. Champion, president;
j. IL. Foss vice president; j. e. Toof, sec
rotary, J. c. Pease. treasurer; T. Nj. Deal,
manager.
IlGHGATE.
DR.. Horny Baxter has sold his grist mil!
and water power on the south side OF the
river to tho village OF Swantop. The sur
plus power will DO used for electric lights;
but the gri3t mill will continue to run. ID.
V. Sunderland and II. Teachout have gone
to West Newton, Mess. aud Lewis Sears to
Providence, r. Jerry Trombley has re-
covered from his illness. The Ladies' Aid
of the Congregational church met with
Mrs. A. Il. Cray, Wednesday afternoon. -
w. l.. Chase of Lynn, n. H., is in town.
FLETCHER.
The annual oyster supper will be held at
the Univorsnlist church Friday, January
ETC. K. Leach, L. e. Croscr and l.. j.
Church and wlte attended the dairy men 8
Meeting at Morrsvile The dance OF d.
| c. Robinson's was great success. Mr..
| Colburn is in town. -Potatoss are 90 cents
per busbel.
Oliver Dclage of st. Adams has rented
tho SouIs tenement at Binghamville. Jon
athau Barney of Wiiliston 10 visiting his
sister, Mrs. II. 4. bingham. Kew George
| Z. deuel. preached at Underhlll last sun
| day.-Mrs. Emily Reed is sick.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Married, January II, John Coan tc
Captola Dow -G1corge Sheldon and wife &C
to ST. Adams February / to work for Mel
son Goodspsed On tho night OF January
-, the horse power, saving machine, sleds
cant hooks, etc. belonging to Emile Ros
sier, was destroyed by fire. The fire il
thought to be incendiery and William
Stevens was arrested on suspicion. - Hemar
Campbell has returned from Montpelier
3 kERSFleLO.
The measles are in town.-A W. Potter
has been awarded the contract to carry tn
mails between this village aud the East
| Fairfield station, for tho next four years.
The friends OF Landlord Hill OF the Brig
ham House made him visit wednesday
evening, January 1, end left with him
purse well filled with money.-HowarL
Brown ia sick with measles. The school in
district No. 13 has been discontinued on &C
count OF sickness DR.. E. j. Melville ha
gone to Kingston, Canada, and when hi
left he limited that u Mrs. Melville nigh
return with him.
FAIRFAX.
Charles Marsh spent last week in Boston
Mrs Orissa Shepardson Is in Montreal TO-
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H. You have a wife and a half dozen daugh-
trrs, you can keep Thorn all we'll by very sim
PIE means. Let them nee DR.. Piorco's tnYorlte
PRESCRIPTION IL Is good for mol4an OF all ages.
You will no need to spend all your wages for it.
Those ancient sases, the NJ. us of u century
since did nothing but dose and blood their
patients. We do better to-day We use Dr..
p!erce's remedies. For Womankind. Or
Plcrce's FayoIiGo Prescription is yinp!y indts-
pensab.e. The young girl needs its strcngt he u
ing holpat that critical period when she IL
blossominH into womanhoOd The Inasron aqS
mother lind la ii invigoratiop and relief from
,ue numerous Ills which be.et thtir exist en- 90
and ladies well advanced Ia yearl universe. 3
acknosyi edge the iteylYfying and restorative
effects Of thisfaVorits and standard remedy.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

G.. T. Howard OF Craftsbury sold pa
OF chestnut horses 70 New York parties K
the fancy price Of $1,000.
The Barton National bank declares div
dend Of 81 on share and carries 5000 t
surplus account. The old matter with til
Maverick National bank is nearly settled
So per cent OF the indebtedness OF that ban
to the Barton bank having been paid. 1t
expected that there will be one more sma
dividend, leaving, ct most, very SIMS
loss.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISV

The 23d annual State dairymen's meeting
held here wes pronounced by officers and
members generally tho very best convention
ever held by the association, and All return
ed to their several homes with an A No. l
impression of Morrisvillo and her citizens.
The psopls OF the village, through the Im-
prcvement association, made every endeavor
to make the visitors comfortable and every
thing pertaining to thu meetings a success,
and that they suceesdsd in an admirable
manner 10 The verdict OF the May attend
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HucIfIen's Arnica sslvs.

THE BEsT sALyE in the world for Cuts. Brul-
ses, sores, Ulcers, salt Rbeum, Fever Sores
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblsins, Corns and
all skin Eruptions and positively c nres PLEA
or Le pay required. IL IL guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or moEey refunded. Price
- cents per box. For Sale by q. l.. Labuun-
tain < Co., - Church ST.. and liS No. Cham
plain ST.
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NEWPORT.

Rev. L. 4. George has gons to Prov
dencs on his vacation. -Fred Thoma, is
home fron Boston, visiting his mother
s. 4. Wilson has moved from Derby in
the Campbell tenement on Second street.
T. L. albert is home from Rutland, v.s.tii
his parents. The three runaway boys ha
been heard from in Norwood, r. /, al
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Branch. Among the sioS are R.
Slayton, Albert Robinson, Miss Elizabe
Sears end Mrs. Warren Atkins. A soci
dance was held at sidney Br!nk's Frlds
night. Dodge has sod his aug
lush ovid wood lot to D. Smith.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
A. BURG.

-
John Blair OF this town, while crossing
or tine ice from Chazy, N y, to Isle La
Motto the 18th inst. with Il team, attempt
ed to cross q crack near tbs Isle La Motto
shore and his team aud sleigh went through
the les. lie had two ladies with him and
ell the parties got thoroughly soaked with
water. Assistance cams promptly from
shore and tho team was rescued.
II was an unpleasant experience
as it wes bitter cold day, and but for
timely assistance he would have lost his
tean.
L. II. Brown returned to his duties last
week Wednesday. Col. G. d. Gates OF
Cambridge has been stopping in town.-W.
T. Machs returned from Iowa Tuesday. DR..
Goodsell has given up his practice and re-
turned to his home IN Plattsburgh ON ac-
count oe i'll health. L. L. Drown and fsmi.
ly returned home from Canada Saturday,
Fred Harvey 10 convalescent.
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Ing NermOnters. Much surprise was mani
tested at the musical and literary talep of
u local origin, as brought out in the pro-
grammes of the three evenings Morrisvllls
may certainly well feel proud OF its talent
in this direction. In spts of the tremendous
cold the attendance was large ard the crowd
wei handled by the hotels. The Methodist
Ladies' Aid served meals in their vsstry
and accomm odatsd a large number.
Mrs OrvIle Choet died on Friday from
a shock. William Foss was buried on Fri
day. -Morrisvlle's fire departing hold
their annual ball on Friday evening of this
week.
Rev. Mfr. Harris of Rutland, State Epis-
copal missionary, held services a. the Con-
gregationai church Sunday evening. "A
smal! package, coming by the American ex-
press line, has mysteriously disappeared
from Station Agent Bryant's hands 1t ar
rived the middle Of the week, addressed to
Mrs. q. w. hendee, and contained diamond
jewelry which had besn sent away to be
reset, and was valued at $500 1t may have
been stolen from the depot or may have
been lost from tho delivery sleigh on the
street. Mr. Bryant offers a reward for re-
covery, but nothing Is yet reported. The
Vermont Dairymen 5 association came here
in debt, in which condition they had been
debt, with oil their bills paid. w. A. Cheat
of Albany, y. y, aud f. W. Choat OF Bos-
ton, both former residents, came TO town
on Saturday called here by the death Of
their stepmother.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. Fred HQwley visited her sister at
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday. VIII
Griswold has been spending the past week
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. &. Girls
void. Rosa ChGyer will spend the
winter with her mother A. A. Fatten, >.
| NJ. Stafford and others attended tbs dairy
mems meeting at Morrsvlie last week.
| Fred Hitchcock has hired the Levi Atwood
FARM. w. Nye of Manchester, n. H.,
has been spending a Jew days with his pa
rents. Mrs. l.. l.. Stearns Is with her pa
rents in Hyde Park john Gray OF North
ampton, Mnss., is hero visiting relatives. -
| Rufus Powers has moved TO Eden, whsre he
has leased a blacksmith shop. Martin Els
worth is laid up with a bad cut on his foot.
Some of our leading farmers have pur-
chased a separator for butter making. A
donation for the benefit Of Rev. George
Wright was held at the residence OF Z. d.
Chase at North Cambridge Friiay.-A bout
| so attended the reception at the parsonage
for Mr. and Mrs Howard Thursday night
Fred Ransom has been recruiting for a
few days.-Cyrus Williams and family
are living with Charles Powell this
winter Vernie Sunderland of Bakers
field spent SATURDAY and Sunday at A. A.
HowIsv,.
I0ANcON
Or James OF W H's'Uu'y was oa''e1 10 1e'
~ W. 1io'lio' 20, San. h,. tna I'D, A.
mass of their brother, d. G.. Holmes Parker
Sfsarns ia omit, sicl, Rev. Geo. j. Newton
daliv.rad v.rv sblo serrou before the grad.
Mating class at the Congresational church
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DClNGs IN TIE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

iIc Tinocs}l valley, villages up North.
floug otter Crcok and ny the shore.
tiVri'e River Covered by Special Re-
I,l era.
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ESSEX COUNTY.

Richard +. Rogers OF West Concord COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself with a
revolver Sunday morning.
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ALBURG CENT RE.


There will be an oyster supper and dona.
ton in the Methodisr church, Alb1rg Cen
tro, Friday evening. January u, for the
pastor, Rev. A. Is. Enright. Rev. j. Duff
field OF Rouses Point will deliver an ad-
dress. Subject: "America from an Eng
lishmGn's Standpoint"
SOUTH HERO.
William Cassidy is quite sick. Ernest
Clark is improving Fanny Harding
celebrated her Goth birthday Saturday. -
Trainer Jarvis OF Pittsburgh was in town
Saturday looking at the local flyers. This
stallion race which is TO bs held the goth
promises to be interesting. Charles Conlin
has O pew slsigh Mrs. Livingstone is visit
ing in Newport. Edward Little shows the
best young colt in those parts. John Dur
ham is working M his Starysrd horse again
and he looks better than ever.
ISLE - MOTIF.
School commenced in District No. I las,
Monday, with Miss Mary Montgomery teach
er.-I a. Hall has gone to Boston, with
horses and sheep. Fred Parker is improv-
ing and able to bs out. A pleasant party
was held at VIM. II. SaXs's, Chszay Land
ing, n. y, last Thursday evening.
NORTH HERO.
CHARLES Hyde has taken his fast colt t.
Plattsburgh, N. Y, for a aca.-Mrs. II. j.
Feifee is visiting friends in Alburgh. Rev.
w. H. HYDE OF st. AlbaDs Bay occupied
the Msthodist pulpit last Sundey.-D. L.
| Dodds has completed new pier for the old
wharf at the city. The Salvation Army
of st. Albsus were hero one night last week
The band gees to Isle La Motto the 25ti
to play At an oyster supper. Frank aue
Alice Rowell have gone TO keeping houi
again. John Anderson has prevailed upoI
| his wife 10 live with him.
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for $1,000 given him by one Houston
Wisconsin in 1864, on which there hh, bee
over 5000 paid in interest. 1t was give
for a farm, and to-day the farm could
sod for $50, 600,
.LLlAMST OWN.
Mrs. w. K. Demeritt is suffering fro
an attack Of pleurisy.-Rev. and Mrs
T.. Davenport OF Waterbury are visitiii
Rice Davenport and Mrs. Andre
Sprague of Chelsea, west hill, who we!
married last week, wers thrown from Il
sleigh on their return from their weldin
trip, the horse bang frightened by the car
Mrs. Sprague suffered from the shock an
exposure aud has been sick for several dal
at the home Of l.. L. Reynolds. Myrt
Sprsgue from the seminary ut Nontpelil
has been caring for her. Revival meetin;
ere continuing at the Methodist churon. =
MIR. George Earle has secured work at Bari
/ and his family moved thore last wee
-Rsv. j. Newton Perrin has rented ii
tenement vacated by AIR. Earle. Mrs
Holt returned TO her homo in Montpeli
+ SATURDAY much improved in health.
Mrs. Sarah How.and is sick With Il
grip j. r. Brockway Is fitting up iii
market aud restaurant. Ellis Bros. ha,
just opsgsd a ilne large granite boulder {
c. W. Demerritt's place which will gi'
them several mouths work. The reviv
services under Evangelist II. Il. Reynol
are increasing in attendance and iutere
and are to be continued through this weo
The Womnn's Rslisf corps are to organ
izs at once. About 80 members are an tic
pated with which to organize. Mrs. e.
Martin has been confined to her hon
/ for saueral Inv baalt In
| George Edward sold his place TO j. X. Ign,
and il is reported that Mrs. Lynds's parsn
from Berlin are to move onto the place.
/ Farmers are selling hogs readily for Gig
cents per pound dressed. Fired jackson
getting out lumher preparatory TO buildh
.4SNrge barn the coming season. --Ais' Flos
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ADDISON COUNTY.


r ourgh. and asked him what nc thought
CT tao 40" school law. lie said it was an
imro.aoa on tins public that the people had
voted down ou!y foT years aIo
Who says farming don't pay? Mr.. John
Douglass came 20 Fetrshursh IL years ago
u1d purchased farm, running in Debt for
the same 5000. lie hiss paid I'D all indebt-
eIness bought go acres moro lard ,ud paid
Scr the Same. Besides eNperdng $1,000 on
his house ne has built nico large barn and
cct-buidiuGs, all OF which sre paid for. lie
G.!n'o 40 30 market very day.
+ building fcr the housing OF hogs and
CO ves has just baen completed ut tos Pow
c's stcc- iarla, leicester Junction, with
com5.o floors eud a chamber for storing
muck 50 use as Gp absorbent, with ehutes
oToE each pen for carrying Tie muck TO the
floor tcEeath, aud all the modern appa-
ratu5 ior feeding.
At the annual meeting OF the Vermont
ln~ss'ment aad Guarantee company al Or
well, January ., the following were elected
Gilccto-s; George Briggs, T. n. Chapman,
William 3. Wright, q. W. Wymen, B. y.
tuoiIoy, ". $. Eewoy and c. e. Bush;
George Briggs. president; William i.
Wright, vica-president; Q. e. Bush, treas
urar; %. /. Wells, secretary. A semi-en-
ruol d-yioeud Of Two per cent Was declared,
payable January IS.
MjDgLEgU8Y.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Mo.ino Sheep Breeders association VIII take
paso hers Wednesday, January -. \ fit
ting representation Of Eermont's merinos
u tie WORLDS 1slr viii bo decided upon.
The ruIaral services CT Arthur Rogers,
wLo died last IEur.dny Of typhoid pueu-
inonin, vac he'll Saturday at , O'Clock at
tus hcuse. Rev. Mr.. Lyons OBLIGATED. -
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preached the funeral sermon and Rev. h.
- Wheeler oheted prayer.-Ihe sunday
school was organized sunday ana tho iol'
loving o'llcers wero o'ecteu; oupeFinC'hdon''
Mrs II. D. "neeier; assistant super!hIeh-
usny george Taylor; secretary, MRS ht1u
harrow; l'Orarian' ME-. george AlarsH' ~
Mrs ~" E,,n . '!p rna t'[ has T~t
eistnn, orr,n,st Lax pboIos. chnri.tar
L,utio Rhodes; assistant cnoristsr. MIR.
spoor.
noNurcn
Tho Baptist churcn mas been thoroughiy
repaired ana was Iededlcated last "edne'-
uny. HISTORICAL sketch OF the church was
READ by Kew. H. L. helogs OF brlStoi anu
i'sN' II. -. O'ot vi Ne"poE0 'elVeIeu ''o
sofnoh' Inc re- a rs nave cos6 "oc % anu
u tohec'ion OF suo was tekeh a1 the meet
ing ana Tue ueot Is now 1888 man elo' y.
- Is'efsoh OIL burning on contriouteu 'ue
pant ana paper Tor tnc INSIDE WORK, also
hne cAanoeller. 1901, ~,
Inc churoh was loundei IN l'S4--V9
years ego ana the meeting mousse was ou"V
IN loI~' me puPtisO cnufcuos III .ua'
io''e ana hlnesOu'sh wore ors"n'n'u W
persons VINO tooX letters from tno houston
Church. heV' l. u Lyons OF Miuaiooury,
'' -,
cnuroh' heV. Mr. tiersons Oh Nergehnes,
Sh- i'oV' q, o' i"ofin'or Vi "eols'" were
present ana "sSis,eu IN 'ne exercises NeV'
}, J. Nellohs, non rreu Dean, cla'r nun
Oh ta' eNc'ut''e committee anu inc e''lNsnS
OF fohA'on, are ehtlI'u 10 Ere"' cleulC ioi
Ihe cnPr@S Win which 'noy hINe oHii ieu vi
inc work
a sccIaD'o hor 'he oeheu1 Oh tne MonA'oh
osnu was heIu oOnesoay III ms poro'-
&c.,. ,.' a.l'I A. y ,f.oo}, on a,,,i,[,
Mrs.. C.. c. White has returned to her
HON, in Burliuutop. a donation for the
hpnest Of lie RoS. p Y. Schermerhorn will
bo hoId NJ tia town hail the 25,b. sixty
| dollars was raised for him at East Monk
/ too the 11th.-Miss Huttie ski,r is visiting
in Ferrisburgh Alison Collins has arrived
homo with his bride. -Dnriol Meeca and
! bride will receive their friends after the
| oOth.-Fhere is to be a donation visit III the
BAPTIST parsonage Friday evening, January
q, fer the benefit OF lev. l. I. Kellogg.
EAST mlDOLEBUSY.
p J. Po-ers is with the family Of his
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GRANGE COUNTY.

Samuel Moore of Wells River holds q &c
for $4,000 given him by one Houston
Wisconsin in 1864, ON which there has bee
over 5000 paid IN interest. 1t was give
for farm, and to-day the farm could
sold for $40 600
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Tred Vinton was h0ns from Montpelier
las5 week. The tub factory owned by s.
Busl is shut down Tor lack Of water power.
ID. .. Darling has returned from basse-
eau ettr. Cora Jones, from Rochester, is
home FOR lew days vacation. Hottie
int died Sunday, Janusry s. OF consump-
t.u. SIZE had besu nick for number Of
month";, and wA0n she found she could 1.-Two
,ut e short time she made all tins arrange
pa nts for the funeral aud sent for her near
6ss friends to hid them good bye. Many
LlGutilu flowers vera sent for thu fuaeral
trem Montpelier, West Randolph and ether
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19
WEST N LION.

Mrs. Whitcomb was tassu violently sick
last week bat is bettor. Her sister, Mira.
Bingham Of Georgia, Ia caring FOX her -
Mrs. Minot Smith was brought home from
Colchester last week very IT'LL. X. Lin
coins farm house was burned last week.
VII, Morton who occlpied i. lost about 500.
No Insurance..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-19

Owing to the sickness Of the teacher, Slss
Francis Haley, tao school in distriot No. II
has bssR closed for two weeks -h.r. Egg
lish Is visiting old re!ghbors Ga the