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Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat iebt 6as DoQe
8e8ercbt fir ben Nbi0alierfanal 5mildben
benz bicagoc 6luiie uno einem 8unft
nabe bel 9odpOrt, cine Strete bon 81 Wfeiz
len, eriporben. Ser leBtc Q(ntauf bon
2anO erfol9te 9eftern. St 6etraf ein .Iieben
unb 8pei 9rtttel NGer groBeS unregelz
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6ung5ite1e beS Canals nit benz iiiDlicben
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in9bam fir Sen 8reis BON $27 1928 erlporz
ben lpur6e. Slut benz 2anDititd bcftnoen
iib 9egenpdrti9 6ol5la8er unb @erftanz
la9cn. Ser fir baiiclbe 9c5abltc @retS 1T
Der bOcbite, ben Die Observation-Disclosures fir
2an6 be3a9lt bat.
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@n3eigen in Ser Nbenbaus9a6e Ser Sui
rois StoatS5eitun9 boben ben beiten @rfolg.
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Die Observation-Disclosures.

Die gcftern a%69ebaltenen Gonferen3en
5ipilcben ben 8ertretern Der ber16ieoenen
8ruberidaften Bet Glienb0bn7 Qlngeiteu ten
un0 Dem 9rdlioenten Ser @altcrn SQinois
8abn, Carpenter, berliefer, ipte ni9t
anoers ertpartet iper6en %fonnte, REGULATIONS.
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Oigte 2O6nre0uctiOn, lit aber bereit, sic neu
ein5ufitbrenben Observation-Disclosures Elm
rpentg 81 @unlten oer 9tn9elteIten umsuz
GnOern. 9a ben 8eamten Der 8raoerz
lcboften eS %3unteiit barum 3u tbun lit, bic
fatale 2obnrebuction ab5umcn6en, 10
bracben ie Die 8erbanblungen nit Gar
pentcr ab unb beibloien Sic @nnobme
Ooer Nblebnung Der 2o%bnrebuction Der llrz
abitimmung bur6 Die Nngeiteuten Ser
8abn 81 u%nteriDerfen. Dies gelcbiebt
beute. 8tS 6aS 9teiultat, DoS Den @roBz
beamten 81 unterbreiten lit, befannt miro,
b%itrftel1 einige Sage Derf1ieRen. @irb burcb
bic llra6ittlnmung Die Q~obnreouction ab9ez
lehnt, Dann treten Die @roBbeamten nob
einmal 8uiammen, ii6ermitteln ser 8a6nz
Dertpaltung baS ultimatum un6 erflGren
oann na9 Nbpeilung beiieIben ben Sc
iommtitreit fir baS gauge 8abniD1tcm Der
GQItern & cSQtu0iSz SQbn.
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Die AusidJten oer Streiker
Don Crane Bros. beHern iid Su=
fehenos .-Nabe5u ale Nrbetter
Ger 5irma itno bereits am
Streif uno Ole untonen
treten inanSieu fir
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5umStreif fommen.-Oer 6te9elbrenner=
Streif perIduft 9iiniti9 fir ole
Streifer.

v@ebet ni9t na6, SIR f0nnt ben Streit
obne align 9"oBe unannebmli6feitcn fiir
Sud- geiptnnen, benn 100, 900 CUR yQlmeri7
con 6eberatton Of 2obor" geb0ri9e SIT
noticr 2lrbciter ite6en @ucb moraIii6 uno
finan3ieI 5ur Seite." SSn bieien 8orten
ipra6 geitern Wtic9aet s.. OtaObcn, Der
BrditOent Der SQinoiier Tcberalion Of
2abor, 81 SEN 100 Streitern, Bic in Ser
8ridlaDers 6au 5ur misunderstanding
iib ein9efunoen batten. DAB iolcbe Worte
ermutbigenb auf Bic Streiter nirfen muBz
ten, ldBt it3 leibt Oenten. @eitern lief
bic 6rilt ob, ipelbe Sic Strma Sen Strei7
fern geiteQt, nm entpeber 3ur2lrbeit 3lriif>
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geben. Sic so9en, bOffero, Dab iie in fur
set 3ett tnSge ami tDteoer in ben
Grane'l0en 6abrtfen meroen arbeiten fOts
nen un0 3tDar 5u ben alter 906ten, eS Dor,
fernerbin auS3uiteben unb unter fetner 8ez
6tngung it6 elmer 9Dbnre0uceion St inter
t%perfen. Q8dbrenb nun bic Streiter, angez
feuert Dur9 bic moralti6e unb linan3ieIe
llnteritiibun9 leitenS 0er NrbetterDereini>
8ungen, INNER ite9esgctpilier Deroen, Derz
balten it'd Die Gertreter Der Sirma abb
lpebreno.
9tacb6ent bte idmmtItcben Nrbetter Ser
Subj Ctr. zSabrif (etwa 600 unb bic on
Hanbolp9 unb 9esplatnes Str. (1100
Wfann) am Strett itnb, periuden Sic 9ei@
ter DeS StreifcS aucb nocb Die $50 Waann
in Der NDbrenfabrif auf i6re Settle gu
%bringen, gu 6ieiem 3pefe begab iicb
9eitern Wtittag Der StreifauSl6uB nacb Der
Tabrtf, 00cb nur0e Oemlelben Der Glntritt
in Aieiel6e Derpei9ert. Die Wtitglte0er 6eS
NuSi6uIeS lteBen iicb aber ni6t IRE ma
c6en, fanen gut Seierabenb3eit tpieber unO
iubten ben 9t06renarbeitern beim 8erla1len
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fl0r 5u nta6ell, tpte ~nOt6DenDig audi flir ite
elm gemciniames 3ulammen9eben nit Ben
Nnldbetn Bat, tper0en sic Jtobrenarbeiter
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Wtoerruf Der 2obnrcDuction lteuen unb i'm
Beig~erungSialle iid ebenfaQS ben Strciz
fern anibIieBen.
Die Streifer c%rnannten Elm 6ilfs>Goz
mite, iuelbeS o~ieicni9en Nrbeiter, ipelcbe
Our6 Ben STREET in Not6 geratben iin6,
aus ben 5ur 8erfii9ung ite6enoen WfitteIn
unteritiiBen iou.
Wtan9elS Qlrbcit entltcB geitcrn Sic Tirn1a
100 Srauen un6 Wdbden, pel9e i'm Oto7
oeQz uno Tor1nene0 Department bel6dfti9t
tDOroen lDoren. 9ieie batten ben Streiteru
e5 angeboten, mit5ufetern, Do3 ma Die
0ferte oonten6 abgcte6nt moroeu. ScBt
lperOen Die 2tern1ltcn OOcb ouf bic StraBe
geieBt.
Den Streitcrn ee6en bon alien Sciten
ltnteritiibun8en gu unb bic Sr9aniitrung
ocrielben III cine Union macbt ebenfauS
quite Sortlbritte.
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= st. $. MiGtie, Ser GIert ser limited
States @rpreBgeieui6aft pelder tir5Iid
Deri6panb, bat an feline W1utter eiren aug
Chicago O%atirten 8rief 9ei9rieben, in mel
9em er ertldrt, baB feline GOlegen cine
8erf6pOrung ge9en i'm in Scene iebten
uno ibn 0aOurb in 8erlegenbeit bra1ten,
oaB ite ieiner &aiie mchrere 8etrGge ent.
nabmen. ST babe es beSbalb fir notbiq
geba(ten, iicb 81 entferncn, nm Ben
&Gnte i5mieOen nl6t sum Spfer 81 fallen.
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Die 6%ieeeIbrenner.

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Rerribt groBe TreuOe, Sic erbie!ten geiterr
i'll ibrem 6a%uptquartter 6urcb cine Dele
CATION Der Qlr6eiter Don burlington &
&imbau Die W}ittDeiIung, baB iicb Oiele,
fails am Samitag, bel Q(blauf i6reS Gonz
traits, bon Der Tirnla nicbt Die neue 2obnz
Scala bewiQigt iperOen tpiiroe, ben Strciz
fern ani9lieBen miiroen. Wefler &
Priiiiing unO QBabl Bros, bcren Qeute
bereitS Die erD0bten 20bne erbalten, baben
10 biel gu tbun, baB beiipielsmciie bic
IeBtere Tirlna aus Dem t6auptquartier Ser
Srreifer 3tDei @rtrazS 6icbtcn BON Qeuten,
tpeIcbc nit gcbrannten 3ie9eln um5uge6en
i%Diiicn, bolen lieB.
9eute Nobmittag fin6et cine Goufcren3
5tpiidcn bem Streifers 2tlsi9uB unb Ser
tretern Der Burlington 8rif So. 1tatt.
Son ben an0eren Sirmcn, beren Qeute
am Streife iinO, bat no6 tetne etWas bon
iidb b0ren lailen.
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Ser Ian9jd6rige Gbefs Gelearapbiit in
Der Yeuertpebrz Capitalization, Sobn Tibz
patrtd, lit auf G~eranIoIiung OeS itGotii6en
Glettrtfers Barrett aus oienitltcben @rins
ben mach Der Station in Guglepooo Der
lebt poroel1, mGbrcno Der bortige 0ilfS=
3ele9ropbtit Sonles GrotpleD in ieine STEELE
IN oer Capitalization einrQdt.
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Mr. Curley is visiting his son in Waltham,
Mass. Mr.. Dexter Bucks house is receiv-
ing new cont of paint.-Mrs. Ann Davis
has sold the farm recently occupied 10y her
son to Mr.. Norris Wilder of Plymouth; con
sideration Sj0O.-Anothcr musical enter
tainment will be held here i'll the near flu
ture &C. H. Wells of Tufts college will
preach in the Union church at Felchville
Sunday, June 3.-On Friday evening, May
Is, a severe thunder storm visited this town
aud vicinity. Mr.. James Taylor Of West
Windsor had a barn struck by lightning
and burned. BY great effort the
carriage house near by was saved.
good yoke of oxen, two COWS
and calf, 50 bushels of oats and all the
farming tools were burned Henry f.
Giddings post, No. 81, will observe Memo
rial day as usual with appropriate services,
beginning at South Reading at 5 O'Clock
sharp at Bailey's Mills at $3.50 o 'clocll sharp,
and ut Felchvile at p. m. Services will
consist Of essays, dcclamations, singing. etc,
and in the afternoon Capt. f. A. Howe of
Ludlow will address the gathering at Felch-
vile. All teachers and scholars of the pub
lie schools are desired to assist in the SER
vices. The post will be pleased if the diff
ferent places will have flowers arranged for
the Graves in season for the services
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

George Nuttng Of Bridgeport, Conn, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Nutting -
George H. Babbitt, ST., has recently pur-
chased fine span of carriage horses. The
funeral of \. W. Dawes, who died MAY IS
of typhoid fever. was held Wednesday at
his late residence and largely attended. The
floral offerings were numerous and elegant
He was an earnest member of the Congre-
gational church There was a free fight at
Blackville Tuesday May 10, and Linnus
Willard and son and one Wheeler were ar
rested for assault on julius Wheeler Mrs
Nellie Wheeler also figured conspicuouslv in
the family jar. The matter was settled in
the Police Court Wednesday. All the par
ties were colored. An entertainment con
sisting of music, declarations and the rem
dering of a French play, was given at the
High school rooms Thursday evening. May
II. by the students for the benefit of the
base ball team.
\ son of John Chapman was run over in
the square Thursday morning by Clark
Chase furniture team. He was bruised a
little but no bones were broken. A Demon
est medal contest occurred Wednesday even
ing at the Congregational church The
contestants were Genevieve Williams. Carrie
Daggett, Jennie Daggett, Eva NJ Smith,
Carrie f. Smith. Ada Williams and Grace
Church. The medal was awarded to Miss
Carrie F. Smith. The judges were Prof
Edward Ellery and Lieut.. Gatchell of
Saxton's River and Prof II. c. Sanders of
Charlestown, y. II.
Fred Kimball has painted his residence in
an attractive manner. Hon \. \. Swain
is confined to his house 10y poor health -
Mrs Nelson French is in critical condition
from a surgical operation performed recent
ly.-Mary Dawes of Indian Territory a
teacher among the Indians is visiting in
town.-Miss Mamie Brennan is in Windsor
caring for her mother, who is i'll of typhoid
fever. d +. Ladd who has leased Town ;
Hotel for term of years. took possession
Monday. The receipts of the High school
students base ball benefit entertainment last
Thursday evening were Slj.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON

The listers have finished their labors and
returned their report to the town clerk 5
office. The value of the real estate is ST.,
ID, 30l. and the value of personal property
is SIS, $50 total S2,0i1. 1856.
Thursday evening, per invitation, nearly
all of the wheelmen in town met and rode
i'll procession through the principal streets
of the village and presented very fine APP.
pearauce. They are to organize "A league.
1t is their purpose to extend an invitation
to the cities and towns of our State to take
part in a tournament at no distant day.
About 60 wheels were in the procession, sew
eral of them being ridden 10y ladies. Mrs. G..
f. Town has arrived from Bennington, where
She visited her daughter-A. ID. Gibbs and
wife have been visiting i'll town and have
gone to their cottage at ThompsOn's Point
to remain over Sunday. Mrs f. ~ Man
chester and family have gone to her cot
tage at Thompson Point for the summer.
A j. Allen of Pawtucket, H. l.. was in
town Thursday. w J. Goodnough. with
his mother, aud W. c. Fletcher in charge,
went to Battleboro Thursday on the mail.
Mr.. Goodnough has been under treatment
fDr some time for disease of the brain. and
will remain ut the asylum for a few weeks
John j. Simonds disease took an unfa-
lied Sunday evening about $40 o'clock
rom paralysis. Mr. Simonds was 81 years
If age and came to Brandon in 1861 with
li, father, the late John Smonds He went
uto business with his brother W G. 81
uonds, who died few years ago aud in
$40 sold out his interest in the business to
i'm. Since then he has lived re-
red life. being occasionally Interested in
ONE outside business MIR, Simonds was
much respected 10y all who knew him. lib
raj in his dealings and very popular with
he masses. His funeral was held at the
,ouSe at , o clock Wednesday afternoon. --
{rS Charles Y. Cool died Sunday night.
tter a severe illness. She had many friends
Brandon and leaves a husband and no
hillrcn. She was much respected by all
no knew her and her husband has the sym
rthy of all of the neighbOrs. The funeral
'rVices were held at the house Tuesday
fteInoon at , O'Clock. John l.. Smonds
# Bellows Falls is at home, being called
ere by the death of his father Mrs.
Hobert Thompson of Malone, y. v, is
visiting her mother Mrs. G.. Bishop Mrs
II. Bump is gaining in health. Scott Hall
Of Clarendon is in town.
CHlTTENOEN.
Mrs Louisa Noyes who has been very i'll
with bilious fever, is better Mrs John II.
Fitzgerald went to Boston. Mass, Saturday
to visit her daughter. John Baird. who is
in the asylum at Waterbury. is reported as
growing worse Mrs. Ida Horton Spaud-
ing of Boston arrived Saturday on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Horton.
Miner Firman of Bethel was in town Sat
urday.-Frcd Barrett of Rutland, with a
friend, were in town Friday and captured a
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William i[idder's Estate.

We. fine subscribers. having been appointcd
IN ihc Honorable the PROBATE Court for the
District of Chiltcndcu Coma. i--iuucr, to re-
rrlN"; cNnmime and adjust Tie claims and de
IuHuu- of all persons against the estate of
William Niddcr,Iatc of burlington in laid Dis
lrirt deceased. and alsoall claims and demands
inhibited in Offset tucIcto; and six
months from HE day of the dale hereof hcng
allowed 10y said Court for that purpose. we do
tHv'"lorc hereby give notice thai we will at
''Ii iu the business of our appointment, at the
p" -,p,nr. of d. Is. Small. No. 3 East Allen 81.
p. W .nu'~ki, in aid District on the fourth Fri
".N -"' June and \ovcmbcrucNt, at ~ o'clock
n. I.. nu each of said days.
Dated this 2l~t day of May. 1885,.
d. }. SMALL. ,,.; ;.
s. u. STEVENS. commissioners
l1Nd
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.

The funeral of Allen May, the l3-year-old
boy who was drowned in Jail branch May
l3, was held from the house of his tep-
father, James McPhee, Wednesday after
noon, Rev. Lewis Of Montpelier Officiating.
Dennison Mower died at his home on the
west hill May II at the age of 20 years.
The farm whore he has lived has been the
birthplace of four generations of this Mower
family.
Considerable excitement was caused on
the street early Sunday evening by a scrap
between two drunken fellows and Officer
Rowland. William Wright and Robert Pat
terson had been upon the streets i'll an in
toxicated condition for larger portion
of the afternoon and Were finally taken i'll
by the officer. While going up Main street
the young fellows made break for liberty
and all three went down on the sidewalk
Patterson ran and escaped, but the officer
and Wright had tussle. Wright used his
fists and the officer his club, with the result
that he finally landed him in the lookup.
Monday morning, Patterson having been
caught, they were brought before Justice
Jackman and fined Sl0ll O piece. One dis
closed on whiskey brought from Scotland
and the other on a stranger.
Revs McGrath and Hogan Redemptorist
Fathers from Syracuse, y. y, closed q
successful mission at st. Monica's church
Tuesday morning. Over 400 people have
attended the meetings.
l.. +. Wiley died at his home in North
Barre Monday night at the az, Of - years.
The funeral was held at his residence, the
Gale farm Wednesday afternoon.
At the regular meeting Of Page camp.
Sons Of Veterans Monday evening officers
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jed II. Caswelrs Estate.

NIAIE or NEItMONT,l To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHITrENuEN. concerned i'm The
state of Jed II. Caswcll1 ate of Milton. in
said District, deceased
=, GREETING:
within and for Che District Of Chittcndcn. ON
the "a day of May. 1894. an instrument
lurppu ing To he the last will and testament
of led II. Ca-wcl, late of Milton. in
said District. deceased, was presented to the
Court aforesaid, forprohatC And is is ordered
10y said Court that the 18TH day OF June lel at
the Probate Court Room. in said Burlington
bcH-,igncd for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof hc given to all persons con-
Ccruod. by publishing this order three week S
successfully i'm the Burlington Frccprc--. "A
newspaper printed AT said Burlington previous
To- the time appointed.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified To appear
before said court, AT the time and place fore
-'d, and contest the probate of said will If
you have cause.
Given under my hand AT Burlington, in said
District, llli7 I'D day Of May, 1884.
JENNIE STACY, Register.
4-W.Hv
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WAlTSElElD.

c. A. Reed and Carl Joslyn of Mclford,
Mass are visiting here. Arrangement,
have been made for trot to take place on
the goth of June. There are to be three
classes, the open race, three minute and colt
races. The brick work on the new church
has been completed 10y James Mclaughlin
and son. The school in lrisvillc has reopen
ed, the scarlet fever scare having subsidized
The boiler at East Warren, belonging to
the creamery company, was seriously dam
aged by fire the past week. The children Of
q. 5. JOslyn are sick with scarlet fever
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WHY and WHERE
Why should you advertise ?

Why should you advertise
Because that is the only way to get people
to come to you to buy your goods.
Where should you advertise?
In the paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live here
abouts. Those who read aud think and
have the cash to buy with all read the Free
Press. Those who can get the DAILY read
that. Those who live away from the post
office read the WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24

by local applications n they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, aud that !, by constitu-
tiuual remedies. Deafness i caused by an in
flamcd condition of the mucous lining of the
Eu-tachitu Tube. When This tube is intiamcd
yun have rumblng sound Of imperfect hear
iug and when il d, entirely closed, Deafness
l. tLr result, and unless the Inflammation
ran h, taken out and This lube restored To IT,,
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forc,rr: nine eases out Of ten are caused hy
rntHrrh. which is nothing but an nhaIned
condition of the mucous surfaces.
WcNyill give one Hundred Dollars for any
NOT ic cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send
Tor circulars free.
T.. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
- sold by druggists, DC.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
BETHEL.

The funeral Of s. W. Chadwick was held
Nav If. Rev. Walter Dole ofiiciating.-
DR.. Huntington of Rochester was in town
TueSday.-Owing to increase of orders
there are several new employees at the shoe
shop. Seth Washburn is erecting a tele
phone line to connect his residence and store
-George W Berry of Charlestown, Mass
is in town
NJ. C. Stafford is ON business trip t.
Canada. Work on the creamery is pro
crossing finely under the supervision of II.
o. Markham
White River lodge, No. 90. +. and A. VI
had an installation of officers and banquc
at their hall Thursday evening, May IL
H. NJ Barrett has been in Boston. Pos
master Topper has commenced work on til
cellar for his new house on River street. -
Edward Clark of Bratteboro is in town
SOUTH ROYALTON
Roland Reynolds from y. I. was at home
recently C. p. Tarbell, esd, and family.
with Arthur Whitman spent several days at
East Granville last week. Mrs Orrn Bur
bank is visiting her daughter in Barre. S.
NJ Pike has moved into j. G. Ashley /,
house. Mrs Walter Webster visited her
home last week DR. h. NJ. Chase and fam
lily were in town on Sunday. Miss Lou
Adams is in Lowell, Mass-Mrs. Ed Buf-
fun of Woodstock is visiting in town. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Bingham of Lowell, Mass.
are in town. Mrs. George Leonard of st.
Adams is in town.
READING.
Mrs. Mary Hatch has gone to visit rela-
tives in Watertown, Mass. and in Maine -
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seminary church Prof. G. II. Richardson
will deliver the memorial sermon before the
Ezra Stetson post, G. A. r., in the seminary
church next Sunday morning. Mrs. John
Jackman was called to Stowe last week by
the critical lines, of her mother. The La
dies Aid society met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Il. a. Newcomb.
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NEWS
Continued from 9Th page.

90 years, deaf old man living in the south
east part of Washington, was robbed of
several hundred dollars Friday night by
somebody entering the house and breaking
into his trunk mnler the bed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24

fine string of speckled beauties. John Lief
ferts and wife of Brooklyn, n. Y, with
some friends are at the Letferts cottage
here for n short stay.-P. Libby has return
ed from visit among relatives in New
Hampshire
PlTTSFlELD.
Daniel Peabody of Pittsford and Mrs
Fullam of Portland, Me-, are in town, on
account of the illness of their mother, Mrs
Peabody. j II. Pinney is in town for n
few days.-Deacon William s. Graves and
wife were the guests of Moses Ellis recent
lv.-Jonathan Ranney rec 'ntly left his
horse without hitching and it ran away,
completely demolishing the buoy.
PROCTOR.
Capt. f. r. Morse and b. f. Taylor were
called to Chicago Saturday on business for
the Vermont Marble company The drama
given at the hall Friday evening by 16
young ladies of tho Universalst church,
Rutland, was a pleasing little drama. Mrs.
J. c. Powers of Washington arrived at her
old home Tuesday. She expects to remain
here during the summer W. f. Higbee
entertained his Sunday school class at his
home Tuesday evening There will be a
dance and supper ut the hall Wednesday
evening under tho direction Of Manager
Northrop.
BENSON.
Mrs Emma Stickney of Port Henry is
visiting at the homestead A. Gibbs has
accepted position in the store of r. r.
Walker. He commenced his labors the
21st.-The Y. Z. 5. G. f. held its meeting
Sunday afternoon in the Carter district
school house. led by j. Hawley Aiken
Last week q. w. Higgins lost barn and
two tons of hay by fire. Origin Of the fire
is unknown. The Benson and Orwell base
ball teams crossed bats Saturday in Orwell,
resulting in the defeat of the Benson nine.
Score: Orwell % Benson 9.--rhe following
delegates were elected at the business meet
ing of the y p. s. c. f. of the Congrega-
tional church, held Sunday evening, tc
represent the society at the Rutland county
convention to be held at Poutney, June
and . Mrs. c. +. hitchcock Miss Fanny
Dickinson, Miss Allie Laid and Mr.. W. b.
Strong. Airs f. W. Walker and Mrs w
+. Strong attended the w. G. T. union held
at Poultney the It'll and 18th inst
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24

The Northeastern Life Insurance COM
pany of Manchester n. H., capital $2j,-
600 has decided to wind up business The
company is solvent, but its business is so
limited it was thought best to stop before
running behind.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24
1(oticr.

n Office Mrs. Luther Dickinson Pleasant
v Valley. w.. will now engage in nursing.
Letters promptly answered. 4l.wit
NOTICE Cash paid for butter and eggs.
' Butter tubs and boxes for sale I'VE a
llath0rnc $50 Church 81. 3lW.tf
\ OIlCE Jones y Isham AeepJ. H. Gregory
~ sons Tested Garden Seeds. Swat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24
WHITE GOODS.

10 pieces White Pique for cents per
yard, worth 10 cents.
pieces White Pique for 10 cents per
yard, worth ID cents.
80 pieces fancy stripes and checks for
124, Il and 10 cents that always sold for
p and 30 cents The reason is that we
bought them at half price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24

- Facial Hlcmishcs, falling hair and SIM
pie baby r.sh,- prevented uy Cuticura soap,