Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-09
NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Grouped FOR
Free Press Readers-Foot and Mouth
Disease in Vermont Stamped Out.

ease had been located in Chester and
with the thorough manner in which the
places have been cleaned and rebuilt, the
doctors feel practically sure that the dis
ease will not be contracted from these sta
bles and barns. They advise. however,
not to rcstock again in less than II years
time. Mr.. Wells who was a heavy loser
from the disease, says, Il intend to buy
some ycarling heifcrs and turn them out
and next fail I shall expect to find them
with calves by their sides and in this
way | hope to get my herd we'll started
for another year, or as soon as it will be
safe to put them into my barns" The
last lot of hay burned was owned by f.
w. Adams, and amounted to about 20
tons. No better hay was ever cut. Mr..
Adams received an average price of IS
ror ton.
MOTH DANV1LLE MAN HEADED FOR
ZION.
Alexander DoVie. the Chicago colonist
and religious fanatic, the head of the
social-rclgious settlement, known as
Zion city, has been making converts in
North Danville Edward II. Smelling and
his entire family, consisting of a wife and
six children. have become so far infnt-
uated with the queer ideas of the Chi
capo enthusiast that they have decided to
Join tho colony at Zion City. Mr.. Smell
ing has sold his farm to r. Gadapcc. who
takes possession at once. The price was
$500. Mr.. Snclling's family is stopping for
,bo ,roecr, nj thc c'ra,.a,, ,,l,co in North
D,nr,il, yi1Iarc hut thnv arc ful,v nor
eu,dod tb,t tboir f,,t,,rc vor,s shouId he
with Dowos lace-makcrs in the suburbs
or Cbioooo
An oRntvArrOv IN DORSET.
d,i,'cd 70 tho Congrorotiorol ministry in
| mo conprerntionni Cbur,,, in ,)o,set his
nativa iovn N,nndov ev,ninr, neyt rho
vo,,n,. man is a sol, of nv NJ a Gates
| fo,,,,crlv If Harton Landing and ST
| Iobnshu,,. A tro,bor Tho Rev q Al
,Tntne nae boon for some lime teacher
In tbc Andovor seminary lie was grad
,,4od tro,, I,nr+,poutl, coiIooe and Union
,rhaoIouical seminary aftervard falling a
| two vrare' most ,,roduato course in Ger
n1onv Ito was licensed TO nreoch nv the
pcnuirctn, corrtv confarence two vnnrs
,ro rrl,o oouocil >,ill ,,,eot NIopdov A.
tornoon Anril 6, and tho different churches
! in tho co,ntv have hoen invited to ho
! r,rro.o,,od ,rbo o,.di,oticr eorr,on will
| lao ,roonho1 b,. mo WOW Dr CHARLES e
| uolI of \ow yor, and tho ripht hand
| of follo,velir oxtcrdcd b,. profceeor Die
| hoo Of Dortp,o,tb rcllooc ,rho pc,, Dr
/ Caorrc TjnIInv CDhert Of Northamnton.
| Noe forrorIy or tbo Cbicoro 1,boo,ogi
| 90, e.,,,i,,,.,- ,.il ,,;ro ,ba ,ho rr, 60 ,ho
! rariidatn Tho ~ mr. charles y Srv
| ,,,,,r ~ ,h;e ,.iIIoro vii, oleo ,csist /,
! ,h, eo,., ioos NJ C,+os ie now, ,ctirtr ma G.
tnr Of - cburch in hover Dei goo,
vb;ch 10 ,.ii ho ra,,,1orl,, ;rs,oIIcd nc
,ostor nc eoar nc rnssihIo or,or bis ar
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REPORT OF ST. JOHNSBCRH DIS
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