Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-19
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OW EN ELLIS STILL MISSING.


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Mrs. owen Ellis has returned TO her
home in routney after spending about
two weeks searching for her husband,
who disappeared yery mysteriously about
five weeks ago. Mrs Ellis has visited
relatives ard acouantances all over that
part of the State in the hone of finding
Some trace of her husbands whereabouts
but the trip was absolutely frultess. Mr..
Fills had always been a very steady hard
workirt man. but Of late Ne Mad appear.
cd to his friends to he rather despon-
1ert and some of them fear that in fit
of temporaty insanity he wandered off
into the woods in this vicinity and either
took his own life or persisted from ex-
posture. Searching parties will be formed.
If he does not put i'm an appearance soon.
for the PURPOSE of searching the woods
although so much time has elapsed that
IL he Is found there 1t will probably not
De alive
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diunor served il, tbc church r,rl,rs a,
shout ,s an oc,oci, Aftor.dinuor enoorbos
yy.ro made he s41,ur,I nf ,I,a ,p,,n.te H.
cludir,r President Eroinerd and the Ea,
Mr. pay rho ROY e. II Uitchroct ri
Henson recj,rd an ,riyipnj nocu entitled
.t,7oeto;tido" A. .ha .,ftorroon eess;on
which was caller, In or1er A. atout so
o'clock an interesting address an ."rho
t,ducationni Work of tho church" vas
Given bv rho no.. Mr. nov THO nearing
adjourned nj ahout 5.3n o'clock
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'ASi- OF LONG SIANDlNG'
n + Dustedt lee, ene,ia, masiar 10
bc,rinc mo oryr,rants I, ,ta cbarcerv
roueh IF AIher, sn,,ios &c hidvander r;
eortvoIl In O. Aibans Nv, caso hoe been
mite Ierptbv over tbirv dave have bepn
nccunied In The hearing and Tho testimony
taken amounts to over 10 parcs +. A
so"les and r. o. sturtevant appear for
the orator, and G. G. Austin and p. A.
matter originated is 1893 o. % when snrt-
we'll made a trade With Sowles to carry
on nj The halves the farm known as The
William l.. Sowles farm, i'm Swantnn.
William L. Sowlos was the father of AL
bert. who managed the farm as adrniis-
traitor OF tie estate. In 1895 when Sart-
well had occupied two of the five years
/
bert Sowles elected Sartwell from the
farm. Litigation arose which was Sub
| ecquent1v embraced in an agreement to
nrbitrate all the matters of difference be-
| tween the two. The arbitration urocee1-
cd until near its close when Sowles re-
voked the submission. Sartwell brought
suit in county ddurt and recovered YER
! dict of several hundred dollars for dam
! ages In being put of the farm. Mr..
| Sowles thoreuFon brought bill in equity
| alleging Sartwell to- be indebted In large
sum. and claiming to offset this debt
az airst the verdict This is the matter
thar is now heirg heard, Mr.. Rustedt har-
Ing pteh ahpot'ea sp @ed ,bn mas racfs ~,
the mutual claims and counter claims
of the parties. The case VIII De heard on
report of the coming March term OF
county court, and Will nroDaoly go from
| there to SUI RENE court.
S'rORT,H OF A THIF.VINC; GANG;
IN c,I.u,1-cD1-pv I-ot-Sp
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Del 10y 1nV en- ust''rat ,,,h.ro he nro'
cured a single harness stolen from Lee
| Grand Il. Tibbtts, of Hoosick, few
| weeks ago. The second one taken was
not found. While searching place In
| Salisbury for stolen chickens Tue sday
afternoon. the officers found a Quantity
L ,1nfl lfti
Giles, as we'll as the fowls all of which
it IS supposed were stolen. All the fowls
were identified and 1t is expected th>
OTHER things will be 1t is thought that
some clue will be found to the things
taken from the residence OF f. r. Jen-
ninCs few weeks ago, among which was
4 picture of the late Rev. Isaac Jennings
taken when III his pulpit. and which was
highly valued. 1t was found that three
men have been connected in the rob
berries one of them, James Moon, being
in iail in Troy for robbing Sheriff vii
son hopes 10 capture all, hut thinks the
business is broken up for the present.
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"MA LA VA i-'
The family of Moses Cross of Nortt
Fairfax is guarantined for SMALLPOX. In,
Shove,s tenement is Also ouarantined
II Is th"ueht the uiSehse was n mnousn
from 81 n'ph"S' i"' i"'i,N va .',''' r'
I"ro OF beaver - 'iHo d""'"''''''N 'o
sihaiiPoN'
ROYAL ARCH MASONS AT RUTLAND
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