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ao Aeesnn,o.iatipg Cashier.

SOUTH BEND. Id. Jan. 5.-Cashier Myron Campbell of tine South penl National bank. has agreed to make good in l5 payments tho Sl50o0 stolen from the bank hy robbers on Dec. [. Canpbeil's hoadsmen have never Eeer called upon. and h-s prol osition. which is voluntary one will i5a accepted. There has Il yer b44l i c!ew to the rob- bers Gampbeii w..l lie d trust deed as security.
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Little Left of the Fair.

FlcAGo, Jan. 5.-President Higgin- Ram said that there are not many pays left at the fair. Not over 8 |aomestlc exhibits remain and they
 0e taken away whenever the own |afe ready. The foreigners are re- Elag every courtesy. The Colum bian Fas nave simply been supplanted by
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{ FIRE AT TOLEDO.
|u,ost a Million Swept En-
 tireIy. Away.
' FINE STRUCTURES BURNED.

,ation Originated In an Eie-
 oo .d High Winds Carried the fs'o' + Adjoining Buiid,ngs-sey- iains .,...l. Firms Burned Ont-A *''' Fire occurs st Texarkana. ar,rno Jan 5.-The most disas .Eus Upsg pesonaagration that has visited this sus Wear years was Wednesday night in ses 7 a - arorertV was destroyed amount Eplcn padF hetween S600,000 and S900,0 900, sE ,,,e ~ mt 8 few minutes after 6 { ,.sl, aJs in the elevator of F. H. Quayles |f'V os The cause is as yet unknown.
 .xnlosion of dust caused a general
 ss The elevator with it's contents, < entirely destroyed.
 { strong northwestern wind carried l asmes s across Madison street to the
 .ar as and business block of c. A.
 Is & & Co.,. which is also a total loss.
 James also spread westward across S.ar street to the rear of a large z,a,v ts business block, known as the Esmber 1 of Commerce building, owned Hon T. P. Brown and occupied by
 Western Union Telegraph com
 inc American Districs company R large number of offices, which E,e also destroyed. From here the |r,es spread to building five stories X occupied as museum and known EsWonderland," managed by c. H. bore This was gutted by the flames #hin few minutes. Theme build B was the wholesale drng store of kst & Traux, which is also total zs A strong fire wall checked the |nes in this direction. In the rear of k building is the office of the Postal aegraph company. the manager of 6ch removed all the apparatus possi-z thus cutting off all telegraphic nmunication for a time, as the Bstern Union building and instru- |pts were destroyed in toto. A Fory block on the northwest corner |Walter and Madison streets. diagon- \ across from the Quayles elevator. Is also destroyed.
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Took Ouinine For salts.

MoRRIsTowN, Ind, Jan. 5.-Rev James Kendall of Morristown was made blind through the carelessness of a druggist at Lawrenceburg, who gave him quinine for epson salts He par took of such large dose that it was thought for time he would not re- cover. He finally regained conscious ness, but will be blind
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Cadets Shot by Peix~to.s soldiers.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-According to Captain c. B. Anderson, of the British steamship Portugese Prince, 12 naval cadets of the guardship Parahyba were shot at Pernambuco by Peixoto's sol- diers on Nov. 29. The cadets were ac- cused of conspiring to turn the guard ship over to Admiral Mello.
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Prohibition as Exempatfiad In Iowa

I1oEI1UFt4V77 sfs ttffHu m IUWS.
 DEs MONIES, Jan. 5.-The Des Moines police arrested 3s91 people during the past year. This is 500 more than the proceeding year and 1000 more than the year 1891. The largest number of ar rests made was for intoxication, 1909 drunks having been arrested and fined during the year. Of the other arrests, 1889 were for vagrancy, 65a for being found in disorderly rooms, 214 for dis turbing the public quiet, 200 for bur glary and 50 fugitives from justice.
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The Iron Trade.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 5.-The Iron Trade Review Record of 1893 places the price of iron and steel as the lowest i'll the history of the trade and says there has been disposition to think 1894 would arrest the downward tendency, but evl- dences are contrary.
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Miners Laid Of.

MowEAQUA. Ills, Jan. 5.-The coal mining company here has issued on order laying off all the single men il, the shaft, giving work only to sie miners with families. The continued pleasant weather has lessened the as- mand for coal.
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Losses at Hnisb pro.

EIILsBoRo, Tex, Jan. 5.-The burn Iof the Jarrett & Grand stock barn Fsday n ht has been a topic of con eation When it became known
 Y sl6,0O0 worth of horses were Fned. with not cent of insurance on |n expressions of sympathy for the
 ers became universal. Only a few pded horses were saved.
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\ NiIn.r 10 ll,e EiSt.

ALTON. Ills, Jan. 5.-Isaae Bell. of Gillespie. diei few days ago presum ably pauper. However the citizens We're astouaded when it was learned that Bell left an estate valued at S30,- 0O0 Just before his death he made a request to be buriel nude, in | pine box. This dying request was adhered to-
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| Seminary lsurne.i.

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 5.-The Ewing seminary. one of the oldest educational landmarks of northwest Arkansas. was destroyed by fire. The school was b. cated at Lamar. The origin of the fire is not known here. The loss is said 10 S5600; fully insured.
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Fire at TexarIxana.

fExARKANA, Ark, Jan. 5.-Fire de- byed the storehouse and contents. also the residence, of J. T. Smith, State Line avenue. The Jewish bagogue. valued at Sa000 and insured IslSO0 was also burned. Mr. Smith
 Hmates his loss on his residence and
 hiture at S3000. The fire is thought
 Iave been of incendiary origin.
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Granted a New Trial.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 5.-In the case of McAfee and Parker, the two negroes under sentence to be hanged for the murder of Charles Eyster in this city, the supreme court reversed the decis- ion of the trial court and granted a new trial for the men.
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0areed With Criminai Assault.

saPHIs, z pl Jan. 5. A little stepdaugh- \ 7 aaay Bolens was outraged by a v ooy yesterday in the suburbs.
 sSoang '. criminal was arrested and aa ge ,.e aeld for trial. For a while it sa Saa l'ke s Enching, but the boy I'a bs hls Innocence so strenucusly ars s was permitted to go with the
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pi.i From Starvation.

GALEsBURa, Ills, Jan 5.--Mrs. Anna Menursen, formerly of Clinton, Ia., was found dead in her house in the west part of the city. There wAs DO food in the house and she had died of starvation.
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NOTES OF THE RAIL.
c. r. Huntington Transfers
 His Louisville Property.
HIS WIFE ALSO SIGNS THE DEED.

It l. Made Over to the United states
 Iliin,tis Gentrai-ihe Latter Road k
 Mortsaged For F ve Million Dollars.
 Other nnilroaa News
 LOUISVILLE, Jan. 5.--A deed was filed in the county clerks office formally transferring all of '. P. Huntington E property in Louisville to the United States Trust company Of New York for the benefit of tine Illinois Central Rail- way company. Mir Huntington is joined ill the aeed by his wife, Arabella Hunt ington.
 The property thus transferred to the trust company is for the use and bene- flt of the Illinois Central Railway com pany, and substantiates the rumor of a deal ietween the Chesapeake and Ohio Southwestern and the Illinois Cen tral.
 Tie Illinois Central Railway com pany has inortgaged it's property to the United States Trust company of Nev York to secure a $5.00a 900 bond issue, the bonds 10 be given 10 c. P. Hunting ton in payment for his interest m the Che apeake and Ohio Southwestern railroad
 The formal transfer of rhe Louisville Railway Transfer company to the Louisville ani Nashville railroad was made. The Louisville and Nashville has owned this route for some time and the transfer Is mercy formal It runs from south Louisville to the head of Jefferson street and is used by all the incoming and outgoing trains.
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Killed His snn.In-Law.

AToKA, I. T., Jan. 5.-Near Kiowa, I. T.. 20 miles north of this place, l. F. George was shot and killed by his father-in-law, John Hunter. He was shot in the back by charge of buck shot, many shot entering his body. The shot was fired about four feet from him. He died instantly.
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Bandits Located

{ s1sSo' ss Cal, Jan. 5.-The latest
 m rom the mountains is that Evans
 ,5 sap1feli' t the bandits, have been To-
 ,s ,s t0ur b miles from Pine Flat Of E 's nave . surrounded the cabin to
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Two Killed and One Injured.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 5.-William Merrill and J. Cushman were killed and George Keiter badly hurt in col lision of Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts burg freight trains.
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Lumber Mill Res,,m.a

lbsr arAs. Tex, Jan. 5.-The Angelina (sla, .uanpany resumed operations
 |tbrs'o |' al'er having been closed down
 X nc 0 months, with the exception of p'aner' which has been running.
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Asks For a ..,.c,.iv.

K E,aso' m;s Jan. 5.-on account of hers arrangement of and fraud stock bejst;al s ol the First National Building
 e''on have asked for a receiver
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Number ofstnres.

PRINCETON. Minn., Jan. 5.-N. D. esmer's large brick store and five
 Fer stores were consumed by fire
 {. Loss S50.000, with S30.000 insur-
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Killed hY.tile Cars

PlTTsBURe, Jan. 5.-A train of cars rushing into the Monongahela Coal and Coke company's mine seriously in jured five men and killed Robert Rit- ter.
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J.ckey Mullen Drad.

LONDON, Jan. Mullen, the well known jockey. IS dead. He recently sustained sevefe injuries while hunting.
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'"mercial Treaty Ratified.

ttg w;,,4 alsr, T Jan. 5.-The commercial \ and T poermany was ratified Tues
 |uarv 9s arliament adjourned until
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Ono ,>ai.road Generalization.

COLUMBUS. Jan. 1.-The Colum bus. Shawnee and Hooking. and Sandusky and Columbus Short Line Railway companies have just effected corsoli- dation. with a capital stock of Sl0,G00,. 000 The stock is to be divided into one-half preferred and one-half com, mon, , per cent dividend being paid on the former The new roai will be known as the Columbus, SaLdusky and Hooking.
 The Central Wants 10 lie Reimbursed.
 SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. 5,-A petition has been fled in the circuit court for this district by Receivers Conner and Hayes of the Central railroad asking Justice Jackson to erder Receivers Lowry and Conner Of tie Savannah and Western railroad to issue receivers cer- tifcates to the amount of S70f, 900 to re- imburse the Central for money expended on the Savannah and Western out of the general fund. It will be heard in Washington this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

Legislature several years aQo.-Eli2cr Ken
dali of Munger street New Haven, died
Sunday night from the effects of Kick
froma horsc.-HJ. Nimblct is very low with
pneumonia. Elder d. Bosworth is in very
feeble health Charles IIuctt is to open
creamery in Rochester with \. j. Eastman
as partner.
EAST MlDDLEsURY.
waldo Olmstcad is failing. His sons,
Allen and Nelson Olmste1, have visited him
recently rev. II. O,in Cndy is to give an
address at the Methodist church on Thurs
day evening January ii-Ihc rector of
st. stephens. Rev. Mr.. Blount held service
at st. Barnabas on Sunday. Rus
sell, who has been suffering from the grip,
is better MIR. Lcplev of Montana is visit
inr at Sidney Tislala's.-The family of
Horace Laquel have all been sick during
the past week Most Of them are now i'm
proving. -Nrs. =. A. Farr has returned
from the hospital nj New York city.
RlPTON.
Married January /. by Rev. W. D.
Spencer. Mr.. Ward b. Howard and Miss
Lconah Damon.-W. s. iuntley has placed
n band saw in his miIl.--A Christian En-
dcavor society has been organized here in
which all young people are cordially i'll
vited TO join.
WEST ADDISON.
Mrs D. c. Smith is spending few weeks
in Concord. Mass. the guest Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Braley. Misses Jennie and Pearl
Nadcau and Ella Savage Of Crown Point,
visited friends in town last voel.-Mr
Truman Goodale had cancer removed from
his upper lip quite recently.-Andrew Ron
deau and wife are to occupy one half Of tho
parsonage this wiutor.-llr and Mrs. Albee
Merrill have taken b2arder for life.
WEYBRlDGE.
Earl Harrington Of Ashland. " H., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. G. l.. Harrington.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. j.. Bocs, Mrs. Mott and
Waiter Sturtcyant are quite sick This
week is being observed rs II week Of prayer
in both Congregational and Methodist
churches Tie Good Iomulars have pur
chased now organ which will be placed in
! their rooms this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it IS pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eflectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fcvers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ita
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one VINO
wishes to try it, DO not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re SKPUo co.
SAE FRANCISCO, ca.
LOUISVILLE, 6n TsW y0a6. M
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VERMONT NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The Winooski valley, Villages Up Nurth.
Along OTTER Creek and by the shores Of
white River Covered by special Re
portCrs.
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SOuTt1 PuRllNGTON.


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Bridget GIN is visiting in Cudorhill
Henry Liycrmoro is at work for Hiram
Dean.
l-aiic Alirich. who Inns been at work for
f. :. Collins, is at homo for the present.
There was u box party hold ut \. =. Al
drich's Now Years evening \ very en-
JoyabIc time was had by the young people.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The winter term Mt Burr and Burton som
mary commenced Jauuary3. Teachers and
pupils are nearly all bacl. in their places
and several new faces are among them
Principal Graves is still confined TO his room
with Il spraned knee, Mr. Wheeler. Latin
and Greek teacher. spent vacation at his
home in Fairfax; Miss AuXcll, prccel tress,
at Wayerly, y. y; Miss MrDutIec, German
teacher, has just returned from Boston and
vicinity: Nr. Como, science teacher, ha,
been at his uncle's home in South Hero.
Among the now pupils are Miss Goodenough
of Albany, Miss Wheeler OF Fairfax aud
seNeral from town.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

Gilbert Durant is home from Swanton'
His father is quite i'll with heart disease
Eugene 1rovine and family are i'm town
This week will he observed a. tine week Of
Continued ON the ilh pagcl
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!
| spending the holiday vacation with his
! parents, has returned to his school at Sax
! tons River. -Orvis S. Nichols has purchased
/ the drug and grocery store of y. W. Hunt
! ley.-Thc week Of prayer is to be observed
| by union meetings. alternating in the three
| churches -Hilaud Doty has rented his farm
! to DrViS Remington The annual inStalla-
! ton of the officers of Essex Grange occur
red Wednesday evening, the 10th inst.
| After the installation the Grange had
an oyster ,uppcr.--'rhe annual election Of
! officers OF the congregational Sunday school
! is as follows, Superintendent c. II. Hay
| den; assistant superintendent, +. F. Garvn;
secretary Miss Carrie Fletcher; treasurer,
! c. II. Hayden; librarian. Miss Florence
Slater; organist, Mrs l.. b. Tenney.
BOLTON.
Miss Isabel Preston of DuXbury visited in
/ town RECENTLY. Y. Phillips of Morcto"n
| is at home for a few days. w. II. Stevens
and wife are couyaie,cing Miss A%gio
Moore has returned to her school in Jericho.
Mrs. G. W Stevens. who has been caring
for hor son, v. H., Of West Bolton, has re
turned home-Mi>s Sarah Ryan of Jericho
and a friend are in town visiting relatives.
CHARLOTTE.
Mr.. Edwin Staples of Dandy is visiting
| bis ,,,,.ir W.. t',r, A1ox.,,jor r.,,,,.
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ON SATURDAY If # o.cI,c, n m ot The CON
grcgqtionnl church, Row Harvey Gulick
officiating. Deceased was formerly a teach
er in the public schools If this place. She
leaves sister and two brothers to mourn
her loss. who have the sympathy Of all.-
The Mise, Russell very pleasantly entcr-
tanned number Of their Young friends hy
giving a progressive whist party at their
home last Thursday evening Mrs j. w.
johnson arrived in town Thursday evening
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
SWANTON.

Mrs. Owens. wife of tho new Central
Vermont station agent. arrived December
30 with her baby from Ogdcu~ourEh. They
are at present quarttrcd at the Central, but
will soon 90 to housekeeping in the last new
house Capt. Hawley built on Canada street.
k. y. Holcomb and family have moved
here from Troy, y. v, and gone to house
keeping in the Farrar house on Grand
avenue. Mrs. Harriet iiurbut returned TO
Minneapolis, January
Frank O Day has returned TO Chicago. -
The congregational AMI Methodist churches
| are observing the week of prayer with even
ing services alternating between the two
| churches. Deputy Sheriff Ladd and Justice
Of the Peace b. c. Hall came ont from ST.
Albans last Thursday evening and made a
| raid on Edward Campboll's saloon. They
secured small amount of wet goods and
then drove to the Junction and Campbell
paid a fine and costs amounting 90 Sill
Monday morning Justice \. \. Brooks held
criminal court Mt Il. O. Sturteyant's Office
and tour cases of intoNication were disposed
of with fines of - each.
About Q p. III. Monday night Louis Noley
discovered smoke coming outof l.. T. TruaX' ;
photograph gallery in the Tarhel block and
gave the alarm of fire. Tho door was brok-
IN in and the fire was soon located IN the
chemical room and very quickly two hose
companies were playing into the rooms The
fire was confined TO a small space in the
photograph gallery but the water did an
immense amount Of damage, tooling the
gallery. and Martini hardware sJOr2 below,
also Borrets meat and provision market
Were damaged. The block belong, to H. D.
Alien n Co.-The SWautpn Su-pcnIer com
pauy has been taken possession Of 10y Col.
\. y. Hall. the trustee mentioned in the
bonds which the company have been lately
putting on the market
ENOSBURGH
The steam mill owned hT !. VI. Whit
comb, with Single mil and blacksmith shop
attached, with all the machinery, was totally
destroyed 10y fire SUNDAY morning about 3
O'Clock. Loss over $1,000; no insurance.
Origin of fire unknown. large stock Of
logs had been drawn TO the mill ready for
saving. A horse belonging TO &, :. Fas-
sctt fell dead in the harness the 81 inst. At
the annual meeting of the First CougreEa-
tional society the prudential committee re
ported the bills all paid and SiO.jS in the
treasury. y. n. Eldrel, H. :. Leach and
T.. :. Maynard were reelected prudential
committee and Jay Chaitee secretary The
Sunday school society met the "a and elect
ed Jay Chattee, president Warren feriey
yicepresident. Theodore Perley, secretary
| T, Y keyes, superintendent and treasurer,
/ Suna Carpenter and Martha Porley, librari-
ans Mary Fassett and Ella Stevens, organ
| ists AT the annual meeting of the Conrre.
| gatonal church the 18th q. :. Fa-sott was
chosen clerk; l.. l.. Fairbanks, treasurer;
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COLCHESTER.

The union meetings at the Baptist church
will continue during the coming week +.
". Baker is down with grip.-Miss Carrie
Allen Of Burlington i, visiting y. W. Wells.
The graded school opened Monday with
+. t. Hopkins of Essex junction as princi-
pal. and Miss Fancy Day rs assistant.-J.
Rombard, who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is improving. -Milon Barney
and wife of Swanton spent Sunday with his
father Rev. NJ O. Barney
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WILLIS

Mr.. Barrett will deliver his lecture, 'Out
Vest with stereopticon illustrations, at
the Congregational church Thursday, Janu-
airy ll.-NIrs. Whalon of Bolton and Mrs.
'Brien Of Waterbury visited at their
fathers, Mr. James Burke, recently.
society OF Kings Daushters mot with Mrs
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Lewis Nelson died AL tho residence Vt his
son-ln-law { P Van Vliet Saturday morn
ing January C, from the effect of 4 stroke
Of paralysis that he received about 10 days
ago, Mr. Nelson was born m Huntington,
May I, 1879, and moved t. Charlotte about
10 years ago whore he resided until the
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WEST MILTON.

Leslie I|uEg Of Fletchcr and MIS- IDA
Phelps of this place We're married january
! by Rev. L. Herrick at the residence of
Tn. brides grandfather. Elias Mears. The
funeral of Ida MARCEL was held at the
church last Sunday. She was for several
years Il member of the Sunday-school, and
always took an active part in the entertain
mCnts.
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Datls z Gaige the oldest native oorn
man OF Bristol. died at a. Ii Tuesday
from the effects of the grip He was born
in 1903 He had held many town Offices
He held the office Of Justice Of the peace for
% years lie represented the town in the
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WANTED.

When You want anything, advertise in
the now special column Of this piper Some
bargains are offered there this week which
it will pay You to read about See page
seven. This paper has more than 10000
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach Them oil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

q. K. FarnhaIn y Son have slaughtered
over 1900 sheep the past season Mrs.
Tracy, Mrs. Seares aud Mrs Randall are
sick Scarlet fever is prevalent in Shore
lam.
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LINCOLN.

Pearl Cove returned to her school in Bur
lington Monday. hurry has moveC
into tue NJ. L. parsonage. Bryan
has gone ~ Albany to attend tho business
college