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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24

The funeral will I've attended today
Tuesday.
PROCTOK
Mr. Edward IeaVcuvorth of Charlotte
has taken Il position with the Vermont
Marble company as olllcc ''eIk'-Mr Johh
White Of Castleton took the wrong train
out of Rutland Monday night and was
arrested on his arrival here for drunken
ness. -Sherir W. II. Startup lost his large
watch dog Tuesday. the mail Train run
ming over him and iniuring him so that he
had to be shot.-Scuator Rediield Proctor
arrived from Washington SUNDAY night
Mrs. II. j. Banker has gone to st. Johns
bury to attend the Sunday-school conVen-
ton. Pharmacist Campbell has returned
to his work in the store and will open his
house soon.-Mr H. +. Spencer is on a
trip to MORA. y. N.-Thc young people are
planning on ride TO Cuttingsville Hal
lowcen night to be followed by a supper
and dance.--Thc ladies OF the Union
church formed Home Missionary society
last week with Mrs II. J. Tanker as prcsi-
dent.
benson
Sandy McKay. who has been here four
months for the benefit Of his health. rec
turned Saturday to Brooklyn. accompani-
cd by Miss Lena Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. H.
T.. strong are visiting i'm Pittsford.-Mr
ana Mrs William Brown have taken
rooms in The Moses Barber homestead and
viii carry on the farm the coming winter
There was It SUriablc in the lecture room
of the Methodist church WedncsdaY.--Nl-
bert MCAllistcr went to Albany Friday
with a car load OF live stock, mostly sheep
ana hogs--O. H. Bump IS in North Caro-
lima i'm the interest OF the Great Eastern
Fcrtihzmg company of Rutland. of which
he is general Ig, M .--'ilp personal pTOuer-
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GWal1tcQ.

CENTS wanted everywhere TO sell Wa
raut.l nursery stock on SALARY; no cN-
porieuce necessary. w. u. chase Co,
Geneva, y. !. 253. dNNzm
W ANTED you to try this column In the
Weekly Free Press, when you want
country girl for general housewor1 or
for nurse. Try ii also when you want
to buy or sell anything. One cent word
is the charge for the weekly edition,
which has over 5000 readers. Watt
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CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column ons cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in ndvanc, required.
No advertiser ant taken which Is less than
fourteen words, two lines. Special terms
o advertiser, using from 2j0 TO 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24

store at all the past week. Thomas Max
well and daughter Grace are on a few
weeks visiting tour among friends In
Boston, Lowell and Townshend IIarbor,
William Eaton was at home from
Proctor for a short visit over Sunday and
Monday Of his wcek.-Ainsworth post,
G.. y. r., of this place was inspected last
Thursday evening by Assistant Inspector
y. r. Farrell Of Waterbury and reported
To bc IN very prosperous condition
Mrs. Josiah Holden has gone to Boston
for medical treatment for rheumatism and
other ailmcnts.-Thc canvass for the sale
of tickets for the proposed lecture course
ths fan and winter is meeting with very
gratifying success, and the project seems
to he assured.
MORETOWN.
Miss Lizzie Atkins was at home last sat
urday and Suuday.-Bcrt Godfrey and
wife of stowe visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Atkins. their parents last Saturday and
Sunday.-Nlr c. f.. Sabcus and Guy Jones
are visiting friends and relatives in Roy
alton Martin Gilctt and wife of Mont
poller visited friends and relatives in
town last week o. Wards steam mill
has smut down until the winter stock OF
logs comes iu-Mr. Burton Ward anu
Miss Annie Evans We're married at tho
Aictlodist church Thursday evening at )
O'Clock by Rev +. Ward. The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers After
the ceremony was performed "A reception
was giVon at tho home of tn" bride. The
bridal party left on the $40 train Tor
Montreal
Mrs. r. hathaway is very ill--ltorace
: Holden is wording for +. A. StockWclI--
There is to hc an entertainment at the
town hall November !. entitled AUNT
Dnahs lIustinc Party" The characters
will be dressed in old time costumes. Az
ter the entertainment refreshments VIII be
served 10y Aunt Dinah. followed by n
promenade The entertainment COM
mcnces at o'clock
PLAGNFIEbD.
Curtis H. Martin went last week We'd
nc.dav TO Wisconsin to asst in the set
tcment Of his grandfather, Steph n
WoOster'e cstatc.--The creamery paid y
cents for September butter Nelson
Hamel IS to give a series of whist parties
.his win.er.-Rev j. +. FarroU will give
his illustrated lecture ON odd Fellow
ship" Tuesday evening, O. tober ~.
CALAIS
l.. =. White and family expect to move
10 Barre soon, where Mr. White IS e
work in the store Of Il. T.. fooker-Dr
\ II. Wishart is to move to the house OF
Mr. e. p. White Moscow lodge. No. -
is to give an entertainment in the churri
at East Calais Monday evening, Octohc'
.S-Thore is TO be a masquerade promen
AIDE in Memorial hall, North calais, tri
day evening, october 25.-Mr. J. >. p"!hei
is in Taunton. Mass. with his son, Ir Il
f.. Dwinel.
WORCESTER.
Lorenzo. the little son Of Alien Jones. is
quite i'll with typhoid fcVer.-Jo-cph Mascl
j, building a house on Hampshire I'LL
Thomas snow is quite ill.-Edward with
-. li.,- Inf ne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
What Do You Want ?"

Atknson the there is
connection with enterprise
regular tell tale; like which
every thinking whether the properly gong
forward
MERCHANT this question, and let
how far his operations correspond with his intentions
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
CONTINUED from first pasc)

ladies of the Iuivcrsalist society meet
at their vcstry ON Thursday afternoon.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Mrs. Eaton +. very il.--Carlos Eastman
has bccu confined to the house for the
past few days.. +. Butts has rented his
hotel and will give possession May !. lie
has commenced repairs upon the S. In
gals block. preparatory to moving there.
Miss Ethyind Gould gave an elocutiOn-
airy reading at the church Tuesday even
ing under the auspices of the Y. i. :.
G.. l..
WATERNGLLE.
Mrs A. l.. Laraway visited in burlington
last veek.-Luther Clahiu has returned
from Lynn. Mass -t,nos Fletcher has re-
turned from New York State Fred Lunt
Is spending a few days In WOlcott.-F. y.
Parker of Montpelier was the guest Of mis-
parents at the Parker house over Sunday.
Leon Pierce has taken a farm on King $
hill in Bakcrsiie,d.-C. g. Tobn has taken
and moved on a farm in Underhill --
Nathaniel Tiiotsou was married last week
TO Mrs. wilkins of MontEomcry.-Ja :.
Shucfclt and Miss Xottic NJ. Wcthcrell
were married on Saturday 10y II. L. Beard.
osq.--N1r. ana Mrs Luke Potter attended
the Grand Lodge Of Good Tomplars at
Bicnford last week.
JOHNSON.
John llopaboom Of IIlghgate is visiting
with his daughter. Mrs. T.. II Sherwin.--
Mrs. Hannah Wilson of lola, Kan, is stop
ping with her brother Daniel Prince.
through the winter.--Nrs. J. G.. Ilnrtwcl of
Nofth STAFFORD. y. d.. is visiting with
her rather. Orange Buch.-On" Of tn"
teachers in the Normal Miss Emma l3ea
ty, was called to her home in Ithaca, ,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
Don't Say Too Much,

"Icll people this is one of the
best times in the year to paint
houses, barns, fences.
Get people to come to my
store, so | can prove to them
that Chiffon Pant does the
most painting for the least
money. w. +. GREENE,
Ig4 College street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
NERSIIIRlI.

Mrs Henly Bradley of Warren is visit
ing at Leonard Robinson Slider Wood
ward has returned to his home in Castle
ton.-RcV. q. Il. Drake returned from his
vacation last Friday and conducted SER
vices at the Congregational church sun
day.--'rhc weekly union prayer meetings
VIII be continued. Blanchard Carlton Of
Bradford and Stillman Carlton OF Boston,
Mass, are visiting At their fathers
Austin Phillips has returned from Barre,
where he has been employed the past sum
mer-Altonso Cross Uriah Colburn and
Orison Maltby ar" repairing a house an
Barre.-Nrs. Leonard Robinson visited her
uncle, j. II, Gilman, in Barre last week. --
Mrs. Esther NATION, who has been i'll for
a long time continues in Il critical coudi-
tinn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24

warm Shampoowith Cuticura Soap,
and single application of Cuticura
(ointmenu, the great Skin Cure clear the
scalp and halr OF crustS, scales and dand-
ruff, allay itching, soothe irritation, slim
ulate the hair iollicleS, and nouri>h the
roots thus producing LuXurant Hair
with A clean, wholesome scalp.
Sold throughout the world POTTER Dgrc Cusn.
COLr., So.s Propr ctois, Boston, /. 5. a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24

ladies of the I'uivcrsalSt society meet
at their vcstry on Thursday afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24

very close to absolute truth 1t true
o scores--ycs, hundreds business
S the failure? Nearly the
old story waiting till they with which to buy adj
vertising before beginning advertise.
This the It. 1t Is the rock on which 50
enterprises have stranded.
Advertising brings the money
Why You can't get the increased
trade unless tell what have to sell In trade as
good society," people go they are invited
ADVERTISE goods that have Back
advertising price and quality every time Study methods Ad
veisc Keep advertising,
Show and out OF hun
bred he will be found o be a liberal advertiser
The FREE PRESS stands ready help with liberal
the Vermont measured by the number OF
readers that dollar spent advertising will secure
TIE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS has stood the test Of
date; the best published city
inhabitants less that be found the world
which because
many people regularly than be honestly claimed by
any other paper published this State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
WAITsFINLI

Rev. :. H. Robinson OF Ludlow, a former
pastor OF the CONGREGATIONAL church. oc-
cupied the desk at that church last sun
dav.-Mrs. Alice Joslin returned last Sat
urday from Boston, where she has been
the past two weeks MI, ana Mrs. Z. a.
Reed OF Medford, Mass, who have been
spending the past month in town, return
cd home last week. Walter Josiin and
stephen Bennett go this week TO Maiden
Mass, where they have emplo, Meut IN
G. T. & j. c. Joslln's maple syrup works.
1t is reported that Fred Roys has sold
his farm on the East hill TO r. $ Bick-
ford-F A. Boycc continues in worry poor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
DERBY CENTRE

Snow fell in this vicinity to the depth Of
oieht inches Sunday night and the weather
ain remains cold. Most farmers are not
i'm readiness for winter. Potatoes are not
All secured. II good deal of corn still re-
mains out and turnips are for the most
,art still ungathered.-ln III" death OF
Hon. j. /. Edwards of Newport Derby
academy loses one of its strongest friends
and firm supporters. For many years h"
was a resident of Derby and by his efforts
the new building was secured and many
other improvements made. And since
his removal to Newport h. has never lost
his interest in this institution, which was
never in a more prosperous condition than
at the present time The lecture by Mrs.
CaeWel last Wednesday was very inter
csting.-Samuel Collins SON OF the lat"
Arad Collins, committed suicide last Sat
urGay morning 10y shooting himself at the
residence of his sitter, Mrs. Sarah Beer
,yorth. in West Derby. lie had been in
Door health for some time and dependency
,ya4 assigned as the cause of the deed.
Ilo lived an hour and Il ha!i after the fatal
shot The burial was Tuesday at Derby
Centre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
ALBANY

Herbert Cowles and wife from Johnson
have been visiting Mrs. CoWlcs' father,
4 g. Chcncy.-C. +. Rogers and wife
have returned from their visit to New
York-rhere are number eases oil
,yhooping cough in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24

CIV hat are you trying TO do
oh m irving TO make a living.
Yes but Just what do YOU mean by that What is
the exact thing you want2 Are YOU working simply
for your board and clothes?
by no means I want to lay up some money tor a
rainy day. | want to get ahead in the world,
want to build up a larger business | want some
day to be wealthy
gut you are not doing it. If that is what you are
after. you evidently not getting it. You are not
going the right way to work Ii you want bare
living, 80 ahead YOU But II you want wbat
you say you want then you have moi gone the right
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-24
PAULINE HALL.
Miss Hall Says Or. Creene's Ner-
vura Surely Cures.

She Recommends DR.. Greene's Nervura
for the Weak, Tired, Nervous and De-
bilitated. Says it is the Best Of All
Medicines
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-27

CARRIED OFF IN A CAB.-Frank N.
Vernon, while in the reading room of
the Hotel Marlborough in New York
yesterday was pouncsd upon by two
women, who severely whipped him
and then took him off in a cab. Before
the astonished crowd of guests, clerks
and bell boys could fairly realize what
had happened the vanquished Vernon
wa driven away, struggling feebly in
the clutches of his energetic little
conquerors. Young Vernon FIRST an
peared at the Marlborough about two
months ago, not as a guest. but as an
applicant for assistance. On SATURDAY.
he received q remittance of 300 and
with it won $1,000 by betting on Re-
Guital at .Sheepshead Bay. It took
young Vernon but q day to blossom
out into Il bowling swell. BY Monday
evening he was radiant in store clothes
and diamonds, and when yesterdays
fracas occurred he looked like a mil
lionaire's son equipped for social con-
quest. Since his disappearance in the
cab nothing has besn see of him at the
hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-27
stabbine Array.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. N.-Three
men were severely stabbed in q fight
last night at No. POP Fourth avenue,
Antonio Richie, one of the men, who
was taken to the Seney Hospital, may
die. He received 8 cut in the breast
with a razor said to have been welded
by Frederick Veney. The row took
place in Veney's rooms. Veney, Richie,
Cossini, Fouts aud others were drinking
and playing games, when q dispute
arose yer a technical point. The three
men named began to fight, and Veney
was cut in the back between the
shoulder blades. Fouts was cut in the
arm and shoulder. RICHES wounds
were the most serious. Veney was
arraigned in the Butler street police
court to-day charged with assault. He
was held for examination on Sep
temher q
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TO-DAY,S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

BERLIN, Aug. 27.-Princess Louise
Sophie of Schleswig-Holstein, wife Of
Prince Frederick-Leopold of Prussia,
and younger sister of the Empress of
Germany, was accouched of q son this
morning.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Cambridge
University team andthe remnant of the
London Athletic Club team left at IL
o'clock this forenoon for Liverpool,
whence they will embark for New
York.
T1FL1s, Aug. ga dispatch from
Beyrout states that on August 10 a
band of armed brigands attacked the
Armenian monastery of st. John and
brutally maltreated the pilgrims as
sembled there.
MONTREAL, Aug. A.-J. o. Labodie,
notary for several of the richest estates
in the province, has mysteriously disap-
peared. He is about 70 years of age.
There are fears of foul play.
: BERLIN, Aug. Professor Karl
Georges, the celebrated le1icogrsphe,
died at Gotha to-day, aged SO years.
LONDON, Aug. N.-The coroner's
jury investigating the murder of Mrs.
Reynolds and her three children OF
Mansfield on August IL, to-day return
ed q verdict of wilful murder against
Henry Wright, a lodger in the Rey-
holds House. Wright stabbed the wo-
mar and the three children, set fire to
the house and unsuceessfully attempt
ed to commit suicide.
HALIFAX, N. g., Aug. 27.-The recent
northeast gale, accompanied by heavy rain
and lightning, did considerable damage to
shipping, but fortunately but few lives were
lost. A number of vessels were wrecked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-27

THE COMMISSIONERS sent by this gov
eminent to inspect the route and plans
of the proposed Nicaragua i%nterocean
canal, though whence the authority to
appoint and send them on any such
mission was derived, nobody can tell,
report, so 1t is understood, in favor Of q
government appropriation of $l1O,OO,-
900 for the purpose of constructing that
canal. If this be so, the commissioners
evidently think that if the people are
to be plundered, it may as well DO OF
d large as a small sun. But as the
Treasury is now so straitened that the
Just claims of the country's own citizens
cannot be paid, tits hardly possible that
the next Congress will strike it for so
large an amount as that referred, TO and
for such q totally unnecessary purpose
to ninety-nine per cent. of the people of
the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-27
The knights Templar Parade.

Boston, Aug. 2.-The SUMS rays
were obscured this morning by o thick
haze and a westerly breeze tempered
the summer heat. Trains and street
cars poured tens Of thousands of visit
ors from surrounding places into Bos-
TOMS already o~vercrowded thorough
fares. The city has seldom, if ever,
been SO deliberately decorated. Practi-
cally every building along the line of
march, besides many of the side streets,
is clothed in color, with notices and
Masonic emblems intertwined with the
streamers and bunting. The color and
movement and music made the city o
brilliant picture of life, with its crowded
sidewalks, its miles of windows, story
above story filled with spectators, and
its numerous observation stands early
crowded with occupants. The slight
cloud cast over the event by the action
of st. Johns Commandery, Of Provi-
dence, was cleared away by their final
consent to take part in the procession,
and the great pageant began its march
in thirteen divisions at 1850 q. m.
Every commandery was headed by q
band, and the instant that one stopped
playing another would strike up and
the music from the crest of the hill
rang out in splendid style The signal
for the start was given by a detail of
two guns from light battery A, and
half an hour later a salute Of II guns to
Governor Greenhalge. Following
almost Immediately on this was salute
of 40 guns fired in honor of the knights,
one gun being fired for each M Of the
Communicates in the parade. It wal
only some so minutes after the ap-
pointed time when Gen. Lawrence gave
the command to march, and between
walls of bunting and crowds of cheer.
ing people the procession began to wind
on its way. The head of the procession
reached Dock Square, the point of dis
missal, at lilo p. M, just an hour and q
half behind schedule time.
The column was reviewed at three
different points by Grand Master
Holmes, of Massachusetts, by Grand
Master McCurdy and the Grand En-
campment of Knights Templar of the
United States, Governor Greenhalge,
Grand Commander Lawrence, chief
marshal of the parade, and by Mayor
Curtis, of Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.
The Leesburg fair commenced to-day

The Leesburg fair commenced to-day.
]. E. johnson, a white man, was
drowned in the river at Richmond yes
terday while bathing. he was attack
ed with vertigo while in the water.
While hauling q seine at Colonial
Beach, Westmoreland county, last
Wednesday evening, q party OF men
landed a shark measuring six feet three
inches in length.
The barn and its contents of Mr..
John Burgess, On his farm about six
miles above Falmouth, in Stafford
county, were burned on Sunday. The
loss is over $1,000, no insurance.
Sunday afternoon a vehicle, in which
Rev. DR.. Lafferty and a young man
were seated, was run into by a wagon
driven by negroes who were racing near
Masses Mill, Albemarle county, and
wrecked. Neither DIR. Lafferty nor his
companion was hurt, however.
R. w. Moore, of Richmond, aged
about twenty, and Miss Ella j. Gilman,
aged seventeen, went to Washington
yesterday on an excursion, and while
there were married. The couple re
turned last night and Immediately re.
paired to the home of the BRIDES pa
rents. The romance of the elopement
was very materially affected by the
fact that the marriage took place with
the consent of the BRIDES parents.
The residence of Mr.. G. R. Garner
and the house adjoining it, occupied by
Messrs. Marshall and Limerick, in
Charlottesville, were totally destroyed
by fire early Sunday morning. Mr..
Garner's five children were rescued
with difficulty, one of them who was
told to stay by the chimney was for
gotten, and, in all probability, the little
one would have persisted in the flames
had it not been reseused by a young
man boarding with Mr.. Garner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-27

AWILL COME TO L1aHT.-A surprise
came to Mr.. L. D. Wright, register of
wills of Washington, yesterday morn
ing in the shape of an anonymous let
ter, or rather of an envelope without a
letter, inclosing an old paper much
torn and partly burnt, which purported
to be the will of the late Attorney
General Joseph Holt. The will reads:
81 hereby give and devise all my prop
erty, both personal and real, to Lizzie
Hynes, cousin of my first wife, and to
Josephine Holt Throckmorton, who is
my Godchild." The will is dated
Washington, February I, 1873, and is
witnessed by ELLEN B. E. Sherman,
U. s. Grant, W.T.. Sherman No will
of Judge Holt has been proven, and on
the 18th of August, 1894, administra-
tion of his estate was granted to the
National Safe Deposit Company. and
within a few days, the year having ex-
pired, the distribution of the estate
among his heirs would be begun in the
ordinary course of administration.
The inventory of the Holt property
filed last October shows that the per-
sonal estate is worth $3.50, 664, while
the Holt real estate is valued at
$4,000.