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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUHSTANCE-TLe
~Ioliowing extraordinary account % q murder. and
ihe arrest Of ihc mudcrer; Is from a French provin.
cal paper a travelling dealer in porcelain and glass
was sumo days ogo driving his car towards a small
'p|n near LOueuf, when a lmlc hoy going the same
direction, eskcd hm iora ride. Nougcs. The dealer
p1i me lmy iuiD the basket swung under the carl. ~
being warmer than the cart IisclE They had NOT
gouo itr before two iootpads stopped The carr. mur
dercd and robbed the owner. und then 10 Disguise
The act. drove ibo cart over The body in order 20 IN.
duce The belief hat tho death was aCcidrntal Bu-
ring ihis lcEilIr scene. he hoy lay.-ouccaleU in the
basket hui. ls s,0n o. hc cUucsircd fho robbers
were r, a sufficient distance be- coniriycd o. set The
hufsc ~ iuIl speed. remaining boz HE hiding place.
tI The hurse stopped at The dppr " n country inn
ifcqucnicd hyhs mssfcr The boy went into the
h0uso. md wHzt.lling hs tale. when among hs On
dieurs be- perceived and danyunccd lie tu0 robbers
who d-russj hSm,elyesi BOZ The uniform u rcuIsr.
ma.a huI slfa afterwards fcslsl-I ~ cputt,t.l
who hlI effected Hlaif c.eIpr They were Imme.
IUfrly Irl..I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
HOME Lacquer,
4 CALCULATION or THE WEATHER FOR
THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1912.
nv d AEDtLI

nv D AEDILL
MARcH-l md 2. RAINY and moderate.
4 and 5 Rainy nd moderate.
8 and Q, Cold. clustering and snowy.
10 and II, Moderate and perhaps min
Is, l6. II & l6. Cold snowy & bIus,ering
81 and 70. Gold and rain or snow
25 and 90 Moderate and rainy.
% and 30. Moderate and rainy.
There may be expected moderate weather IN this
month until about the lIrh. except about 3 days Of
cold weather bet,veen the 9TH and 1lth. and cold
from the l4tb 10 the 23L. except one day about
l9ih, and moderate from tho 23l to The end Of the
month.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

GAMBLING I'VE hove been - much uct u.
sOmed To the efficiency and g~usriian care of our po
lice that we have not deemed it necessary to ferret
outby inquiry. and expose the nelariou. practice.
Of Iho~e who violats the laws and bring their vices
among US to corrupt and degrade The
but we have q case in our minds eye Of the prs
eut time, Ihsi demands promp, attention. On Main
r,rret. in The same square with our office. is the es.
tahlishnen, Of n blaCk-leg who keeps n Fau bank.
ind playing is going on there almost nightly. We
mention this for the benefit &c our police md 10 a.
woken public opinion 10 The evil not with any eN.
peofation Of lettering the proprietor Of the establish.
ment from his evil course. eIcep, by the strong arm
Of the law. He who is sufficiently cold bloodsd
and callous TO al the finer feelings of humanity 10
permit himself coolly 10 ait down md defraud men
Of their lawful earnings, turn a deaf ear TO the call
of conscience which will OF times. in oil men. tins
snsa ged. present pictures Of DISSOLUTION and distress,
IN fanilies. poverty. tears. horror Of every grade in
children. fathers. sisters, wives and friends brought
on bykis accursed practices and a~llurements. We
do not erpeci. by our feeble powers. 10 arouse OF
improve but the law may he rendered efficient in
the case. and the public warned. "A word to The
wise"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

DlED-Oa Monday night al ~ O'Clock oiCou
Eesiiye lcycr.atiho Virginia Hotel. hiAnrm, ELIZA.
FsTu Ridley Yves. in her 18Th year. youngest
daughter Of Mlrka aud Thomas Webb of Perp
county. Adams.
The deceased arrived in our City on Sunday eve.
ninE. accompanied by her unelc We understand
hrf HcNness has been very short. She was frs.
attacked 0u Friday last Sic died calm aud romposJ.
May be who tempou Tho wind from fhe shOm
I7mbhlcst Tho FsJily Of the deceased u iberia mic.
ton.
" uly Dc proper to -tIfo il1t every attention fIlf
eo"ld ht desired we rendered hyNlf Kline uII hi.
Imly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

That government Is, az ought tn he. instituted
or the ccrnon benefit. protection and sccuriiy 81
- people, ration. or community Of all the various
rcies and Forms of government thar il hest. which
s~oaPahle OF Producing the greatest degree "f hap
pi1ess and safety. and Is most efIeriually secured
against the danger of msLadminisira,ion and that
when any government shall be f'nnd inadequate ct
contrary 10 these purposes. 4 majority Of the com
ranf,y hath an induhitable. unalicnahle. and indie
<ssible night, to rrG,rm. alter OF aholish u. in such
sonner as shall he Judged most conducive IN ib'
public weal-Irgiaia Bal Of Rights. adopted Ja''
I9h. lTT6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
MINERS BANK Or DUBUQUE-sINeULAR.
LAW

The Iowa Legislature have pissed n INV 10 com-
pei the Miners Bank Of Dnbupus. 90 esume specie
payments BY Tho Isl August 1919. " N such time.
,%esTlisr ihan this, ne the Blnks Of Hlinois and Indi.
sna resume. The law couisins further. q singular
provision. releasing he debtors from uIl liability %
10y The bnnk until she does resume. Thus he
hank is compelled 90 pay specie. 81 Ire same time
that she r. deprived Of The means ~ placing herclf
in = condition. " ~ % We fhink fhis will prove
iho most ehetiual stsy law yet devised hy L9coiocy
LDaL.ll-.Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
TEMPERANCE TnMPrRENCEu

The Washington Temperance Snciety Of wheel
ing. will hold 4 meeting on Saturday , v'ning'
March 5h inst. Of 7 o'clock. r. NJ. at the City
Hall for the transaction Of business.
BY order Of The officers Of the Society.
J. IL HAWKINS See'y.
Persons having claims against the society will
present ihem for settlement.
March 81 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03
GARDEN sEED-

GARDEN SEED.
"A TODD would respectfully inform the citizens
n Of this and The neighbouring counnes. hat he
hes just received his spring supply ofLandreths
Celebrated garden seeds; these seeds nro neatly pvt
up IN small papers suitable Tor retailing. all Of
winch are warranted fresh aud genuine and Of the
chOisest varieties.
Also fresh Sugar Beet and variety Of otbe,
seeds. for sale by the 10. Please call and make vour
selection before the assortment is broken AZ bs
Drug a. Medicine Store. No. 2Oi Main Stree,
Wheeling Va.
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MARRlED-On the 24h ulL BY The Rev. }.
llpgs, D D., NJ. GEORGE HOWELL. ~orucry Of
city. % Mss MARIA SHAW, Of Faukln Co..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

0r Cur advertising customers ARE requested To
hans VT their fsVOr. a. early Us three O'Clock On the
day pre,ic~s 20 publrcation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

USr Recersed a flesh SUNNY ol Rn,.slr.
Music's
The Old Sexton.
OF Ills love It's love;
I love ] love the froc;
Old Arm Chair.
Cume brave with me the sea love.
Kind. kind and gentle Is she,
] dream ofnll things free;
a lho on The ocean wave,
There Is no home like my ogyn.
Flow gently sweet avon;
The Emerald Isle.
Kentucky Quadrlles,
Grey Eagle coullions.
Home GallpaJe J. MELIOR.
mar 1T Is Union Street
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LOOK HERE

The person -who touk III, lsI yulumc vi the Jac-
querie from The Times onics. j. requested to call
and get the other volume.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

VIZ ASK NOTHING No9s-wE WILL Ac-
cfrr NOTHING LESS THAN A R~ErEESENTN'
Z IN PROTECTION tn OUR rorULf n oN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-03

II IsT OF LETTERS remaining ia thl
u Post Olive al Wheeling ON tho frst day \
March. 1912.
Persons calling Cor any Of the above Letters vii
please LAY they are advertised or they may not Z,
yetNe ItFtn.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-19

the A. D. 1897 in the 18TH year of her sge She had
endured great bodily inirmity for than fifteen
years, which also her last illness Ia confinement OF
only days,) she bore with much frmness and chris
tan ortude-perfectly resigned to the will OF her
Heavenly Father, answered being Intercepted IN
regard her feelings in view of her approaching des-
solution Will the Judge of all the earth do rght?
am ready at my Masters call,
The Patriot Christian mother cries
Farewell dear children, country, all!
have mansion in the skies.
Her ransomed sp rit upward wings
Its mystic flight above the skies!,
Grave! where is thy victory death thy sting,
''Sweet is the scene where virtue dies"
Thus without struggle or groan
Her spirit back to God she gave.
Ii re assumed its heavenly home
Her body rests within the grave.
AT Canton N. Y. March e2d. Mary Ellen. aged
years and Henry Marselles, aged l year, children CT
Lew and Mary c. Frost late Of Bridport, VT.
Thoee lovely charms are all entombd.
No more meet the raptrrd eye;
And all hat once in beauty bloom'd,
Deep in Ike dust embosom'd Iie
AZ Addison, on the 18th Of April. Mr. German
Baldwin, aged 35 years.
In East Middebury, the I7th inst. Mr.. Levi
Smith.
In shorchau on thh 10Th inst. widow Deborah
Wilson, aged 81 years. Printers in Maine and Mass
are requested, sc.
In Roxbury, the Both ut after short illness of
about ten days. George F. of Peter S. p and Han
nah Staples, aged thirteen years
Also on the 9Th inst. of consumption, Miss Emily
Wiley. in the 25th year other age.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Upon the return the Hon. J. R. Giddings,
late Representative in Congress from this
Congressional District, public meeting was
called at the Court House, without distinction
of party, and organized by calling Gen. Simon
Perkins TO the chair, and appointed John Hut,
chins, Secretary.
Mr.. Giddngs being called upon. addressed
a large and attentive audience for more than
an hour, giving brief history of the late pro-
ceedings of The House OF Representa-
lives of the United States, which led to
his resignation in that body; with his reasons
for resigning.
After which John Hutchins submitted the
following resolutions, which, being seconded
by George Parsons, were passed by acclarna-
ton, but four voices dissenting.
Resolved. That the right OF Representa-
tive in Congress, 10 express freely his views
upon questions of public policy is secured by
the Constitution, and is indispensably necess-
airy 10 enabie him to carry out the will of his
constituents, and its unrestricted exercise
should be sacredly guarded by all free delib-
crate bodies in a republican government.
Resolved. That to pass vote of censure
upon q member for thus freely expressing his
views. when he violates no rule of order. il
transcending the powers of Congr, SIS, subver.
sive of the Constitution, an infringement of The
rights of the people, an interference with the
freedom of opinion, and directly at war with
tie spirit Of our Institutions.
Resolved, that we approve of the course Of
the Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, from this dis
trict, in resigning his seat in Congress, on
account of the vote of censure for introducing
his series of resolutions relative TO the brig
Creole
Resolved, That Mr.. Giddings be requested
without any formal nomination, 10 permit his
name 10 be brought before this congressional
district for reflections; so that his constituents
NAV have an opportunity of passing upon his
conduct in resignipg, and upon the matters
which led to his resignation.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE EXPRESS.
Washington, April 9. 4
Saturday Night.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DINNER IN
HONOR OF HENRY CLAY.

The dinner Of the Wing members of Con-
gress TO the Hon. HENRY CLAY, took place
this evening at the popular Hotel of Messrs.
Brown. The entertainment for the body was
second only to the feast for the mind, and both
banquets were as rich and abundant as poet,
philosopher or epicure could wish.
The dinner was served up in the spacious
dining room of the Hotel, and with the great
est taste and elegance. The hall was decora-
ted with evergreens and flowers. Three tables
extended the full length of the hall, nearly set
out, with great elegance. At the head Of the
hall, near where the President and the distin.
guished guest sat. was full length portrait of
HENRY CLAY. bordcred with flowers, and adj
ding much to The appropriate decorations Of
the evening. The hall, in addition, was well
and brightly Illuminated and to make the
scene the more attractive and pleasing, there
was music TO respond in lively or sadder tones
to whatever sentiment might be drank during
the evening and night.
The body satisfied-thc feast Of reason fol-
lowed.
The President first announced toast COM
pimentary to the country and the people, which
was received with all due applause.
The memory of the good and beloved Har-
rison was drunk next, and all rose in token Of
respect, the band playing solemn and appro
pirate dirge until all were again seated.
The third regular toast was complimentary
TO HENRY CLAY. Itspoke of his long public
service, of the character of those services. and
conluded with the sentiment, that though he
had retired from the councils Of the nation, he
would never retire from the hearts Of the
people!
The sentiment was drunk with cheers, the
waving of handkerchief, and every demonstra-
ton of applause. The music struck up Hail
Columbia and Mr.. Clay rose. He spoke but
briefly, and in so low tone of voice that Il was
impossible 10 hear al! that be said.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
ESTATE OF EPHRAIM R. SMITH.

We the subscribers. being appointed by the Pro-
m,nds OF all persons, against the estate OF EPHRAIM
r. SMITH, late of Mid4iebury, in said District, de-
ceased and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; And SIX months from the 18th dag Of
march 1912 being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give Eotce that We will
attend TO the business cur appointment, at the Book
store of.Jonaihan Hagar. in SAID MddleLury on the
second Wednesday, of May AMI July, I'D 1872, from
one o'clock p. IL until four o'clock p. II. on each
of said days.
Vim. Nash, } Commissioners.
so Jon athan Hagar,S
Dated at Milde5ury, this Ilth day Of April 1872.
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Estate ofRebecca Miller.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by :hs Hon.
the Probate Court for the District of Addison, Com
missioners TO receive, examine and adjust all ciass
and demands of al persons, against the estate o.
REsEccA MILLER late of Middlebury, in said District,
deceased, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset therein And 6 months from the 10th day
of March, being allowed by said Court for the that
purpose. DO therefore hereby give notice That W"
will attend to the bna;ness of our said appointment,
at the Office of SAMUEL SWIFT. in Aiddlebury, on the
first Mondays in.May. and September next from
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, until four O'CLOCK T. NJ, Oh
each Of said days.
s a,naglo s SnT4o''' COMMISSIONER
Dated at Middlcbury, this 10Th day OF Mnih, l64S-
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Estate off John u. Even.

We the subscribers. being appointed BY the
Hon. the PROBATE Court for the District of Ad-
Olson, COMMISSIONERS, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate Of
JOHN Il. EVEN,
late OF Bridpori in said District, deceased and
also all Claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And six months from the 9th dav Of
April being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose. we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business Of our said ap-
pointG,ent, at the dwelling house Of Betsey
Stone. in SAID Bridporl on the last Wednes-
days in July aud September next, from one o.
clock P. NJ. uAil four O'Clock p. Nj, on each
Of said days. 40
WILLIAM RccKwooD, EPHRAiM MoULToN JR.
Commissioners.
sDaied at Hridpor, this 9Th day of April 1912.
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Elias Kelsey, lJJ;.o, Co,.u,,, r,,,..,
EIkanah woodcock. { December Term la4l.

At the present term OF this court comes Elias Kel-
sey Of Salisbury, in the county Of Addison, By his
attornics Briggs and Prnut, ond brings INTO court
here, his certain writ against ESsnah Woodco-k Of
Salisbury aforesaid aid return Of service thereon in
an action on Book account; and because it sGgges-
ted this court, that the said Ekanlh Woodcock is
absent FROM this state aud las not hal personal
of said suit il is ordered by the court that the said
plant cause notice Ihereofio be given him by pub
fishing he substance of his declaration and This
DER with lce III. centinus Of his de caration
andfhis order, with notice OF the continuance Of I'D
cause, in the Aliddiehury Peoples Press rewspa-
per printed in Mddlebury in said county three weeks
successfully the last VIII ch publications to be at LEAST
thirty days before The next term OF said court; AMI
thereof was given &c, until the said next term 10
be held on the second TUESDAY of June A. d. 1912.
50;3 (Sisned) S. SWIFT, Clerk,
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LOUDER !

TIIE subscriber has long had notice in
this paper. calling upon ALL who have
accounts with him, 10 attend Immediately Ia
their adjustment at his brick store. seconj
door from the Vermont Hotel Very few
have needed the request. He now positively
assures all, that his accounts which remain un.
settled on the first day Of June next, will be
left with an attorney for collection. No mis- .
take }. AIN " RIGHT.
April LIST, 1912.
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z BECKWITH & Co. Auctioneers |
LIST OFLETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Middlebury
VT. Mach 31s', 1912.
Arnold Jane 2 Lawrence Asa
Alice William Lerds!ey Martha
Belus Daniel Loudnn Harlow 2
Brown Mortimer LaDGers Caleb
Bgeiow Daniel Lo mis- Jud,on
Brown Matilda Lagro Peter
Bolten Sarah Landon Isaac
Beetle Daniel McLen Franklin
BowdiSh Columbus McLen d
Baker Esther McHeId Amanda
Bisby Joseph McW ain Abigail
Case Warren Matthews Amos
Carpenter Geo. Miles Emily
Cox Polly 9 Mo-gan Chas
Cotton Sarah Mann Moses
Chiiienden David Morton Saml A
Cook Calisia Mead Sidney
Carpenter Eunice Martin Henrietta
Conroe w Manning VIM
CIune William Mann Abigail
Day Rsu6ea Nnrton Sophia
Dunning Abraham 2 Olmsted Chas'
Doolit.le Charles Pierce Theudotia
Demarais Joseph Pluf Monsieur
Duffee Thomas Rider MehiIable
Emery Cynthia Ripley w
Eells Truman Roe Amandor
Everts Abner Smith AdDah
English Alvah Samson G
English JOHN Smith Roswell
Earl Charles PhiIp
Fnnght judith Pbebe
Fuller Lucinda LGclGa
Fales Harriet Samson Martha
Goodrich Alm;ra Sessions ID L.
Goodrich A. H. Spaulding Lorenzo
Goodrich Amos StUddert John
Goodrich Ephrsim or Samson Amanda
Lemuel Spencer Elihu
Goddard E B Small VIM
Goodwio Fanny Snow Lorraine
Grant Angelina Thompson Zadock
Green Alanson Towslee Saml
Green Nathan Wright Miss Hia
Green n E Wa,er Eenry
Hosmer Betsey Wilson Minerva
HaiahI John Wicker u II
Hobart Samuel Williamson Atram
Healv Jeremiah Wright n
Hall Amana woodwork A6ner
Hammond Geo Wheeler Abner
Huntington VIM Whiting Mary
Houoh John Wilherell Hiram
Hare John Whible Loiryann
Hill Geo wilson Mary
Hayens Elijah Wadsworh Lucy
Inralls AsaheI Yale Ira
KellnUr AC Tuoi Michael
Kenworthy Mary
CHARLES BOWEN. P. NJ.
April !, 1871. 1873
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of Addisc, ..

District of Addison, S..
RE it remembered tina, at probate court. held
Shoroham within and for the district ofAddsen
on the 29th day o! March is42.
Kent Wright and Davis Rich, named executors in
an nsti purporting to be The last will and tcs-
lament of
ERASTUS E. BLIN,
late of said Sucrcham deceased, presents the same
for probate; Whercupon it ordered, that the same
be examined fer probate by said court al session
,hereofto be help at tho Office of the Register OF
said court in Middlebury, Wednesday The Goth
day Of April next at one o'clock in the afternoon;
And that notice thereof be given all persons in
sled. that they may appear and make Their OBJ
jectons 10 the probate and allowance OF said viii by
publishing certified copy OF this order in the Md
dlebury Peoples Press Il newspaper printed at Mid
dlcbury three weeks successfully, previous lie the
time of said court.
s. II. JEN!soH, Judge.
true copy of record,
S. II. JENSEN, Judge. 1873
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JEREMIAH BINGHAM,
Cornwall, April 2nd 1912.
STATE OF VERMONT, !
n ALL.

STATE OF YER MONT,
District Of Addison, SIS.
Pc il remembered. that at probate court held at
Middeb1ry, in and for The district of Addison
on the 18th day Of January A. D. 1912.
Chester Stephens of M6riah in the county of Es-
sex in he State efNew YORK having. within twer-
~ days from the date of the decision Of this court
setting off dover 10 Sarah Hcincnway, in the real
estate whereof
VASlNI HEMENWAY.
late of Shrewsbury in the county of Worcester IN
the state of deoersed, died seized and
possessed in t.is stale made and filed IN the of1ee
Of the register of this court, his application IL VIII
ting for an appeal from said decision 10 the county
c. ur, next to be held Middle bHry in and for the
comfy OF Addison on the second Tuesday OF June
next; and the said Chester Stephens having given
bond to said Sarah Heminway 10 the satisfaction OF
this court, with a condition that nc shall prosecute
said appeal TO eff ard pay ali intervening damages
aud costs occasioned by said appeal; the said APPEAL
is allowed: And ii is ordered by this court, that the
sail Chester Stephens give notice TO the said Sarah
Henenway, ofthe al,nwence of said appeal, by pub
Ii,hlr certified copy of this order in the Middle.
bury Peoples Press, newspaper printed III SAID
Middleburv, three weeks succcsslvey, the last Of
which publications be at least thirty days previous
to tic sess.cn Of said county court
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy OF Record.
Attest: J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 10 s
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Young Mems Temperance So

An adjourned meeting OF this Society will be held at
the Court House "Wednesday evening the 10th inst.
at z o'clock.
Sube of considerable interest will be laid before
the menting for discussion.
sBe general attendance of the ladies and gentle'
men of the town and vicinity again respectfully soil
cited E r. WRIGHT, Sec.
MlddlebuIy, 18th April, 1912.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
NYIIE house and lot situated in the village
III of Middlebury, belonging to the estate
of Peter Twitche, deceased, will be sold al
AUCTION, On the ooh of April inst at the
Vermont Hotel at two o'clock P. NJ. unless
disposed of at private sale previous to that
time.
E. D. BARBER, Admins
WINSLOW TWITCHELL, ! traitors.
Middlebury, April I'd, 1912. 4oi