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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-27

STATE FAIR.-The Vermont State
Fair is to be held at Burlington, COM
mencing on Tuesday, Sept. 14th, and
will continue till Friday. We have re-
ceived from the Secretary, Henry Clark,
Esq, of Rutland, the pamphlet premi-
UNI Ii t, &C., which gives promises of an
interesting exhibition. 4 prominent
feature will be the discussions during the
evenings which will doubtless prove
profitable. Among the subjects are,
Tuesday evening best method of
Kidding meadows of leaks, and the true
amount of seed for the potato crop, en-
bracing the propriety of thinning out
potato stalks. Wednesday evening
Fertilizers. Thursday evening-Im.
provement of Vermont Farms.
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SAD ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.-A little
boy aged two years, son of Geo. w.
Peck of West Rutland, was SO badly
scalded on Wednesday of last week, as
to cause his death. His mother was en-
gagged in mopping, went to shut the door
and playfully spatting her hands at the
child, it went backward, falling into a
pail of boiling hot water, scalding it in
such manner as to cause its death in a
few hours. The occurrence took place
at III A. II. on Wednesday, and the
child died at 3 A. NJ. next morning, after
great suffering. @,tt
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Vermont News.

Simon Morse, Jr., died suddenly in
Bennington, Sunday morning, 10Th,
while sitting in his chair smoking. Heart
disease and apoplexy were the cause.
AS Stephen jackson and wife were
recently descending the hill from West
Woodbury. to Hardwick, the holdbacks
gave way and they we're both thrown to
the ground, dislocating Mrs. Jackson's
shoulder.
Lorenzo Day, of Bristol, fell from
a load of hay, July 21st, striking on his
back, inhicting injuries from the effects
of which he died on Wednesday the 18th
inst, at the age of seventy years, having
family consisting of wife and six
children.
Seventy thousand pounds of wool
have been sold at Chelsea within few
days at an average price of forty cents
per pound.
Samuel Spaulding, of Plainfeld,
rs years of age, has moved through the
haying season, swinging a scythe four
feet long, and keeping up with "the
boys" with their shorter scythes.
Mr.. Stephen Wilcox, of Brookfeld,
was very dangerously wounded on Thurs
day, August 18th, by furious bull, and
he is still in very critical condition.
In the school in district No. II, in
BraiDtree, taught by Miss A. III. Mich
OILS, of ten pupils, there was not a single
instance of hardness or dismissal, and
only three had absent marks.
- Mr.. D. z. Steele of Sharon has a
thoroughbred Durham calf seventeen
weeks old, which weighs four hundred
and seventy-fve lbs. and girts six feet
and seven inches. It has been raised
with ordinary keeping.
Much the heaviest thunder shower
of the season passed over the village Of
Hinesburgh between seven and eight
o'clock Friday morning. The lightning
was almost incessant for half an hour,
and the thunder fearfully heavy. A barn
belonging to II. A. Post, standing by it
self on the meadow some forty rods west
from the centre Of the village, was burn
ed. 1t contained about twenty-five tons
of hay.
- The West Fairlee Peat Company
are operating on small scale peat bed,
about mile from West Fairlee. The
bed is several acres-12 we believe-in
extent, with depth of about Is feet.
After being dug from the bed it has to
be ground fine, spread in beds, cut up in
cakes, and then dried. The Vermont
Copper Mining Company are using this
peat for heating their engines, and are
experimenting with it in smelling ore.
Last Sunday afternoon little
! daughter of Lewis Smith, living near the
) tannery on Franklin street in Rutland
: while attempting to dip water from ar
: open barrel, fell in, and her perilous pos
: ition was not discovered until she hat
f lost all consciousness. Prompt and act
! i've measures succeeded in tresuscitatipl
e the unfortunate little one.
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CATTLE MARIE EFT.
fNNsR'N79fFf tWks ~ FlVVs
AMOUNT or STOCK Ar MARKET.

AMOUNT or STOCK Ar MAkkEr.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal.
This week. 2l6s 1910 $50 M5 $50
Last week, 2569 1917 go 500 rs
PRICES,
Prices of Market Beef.-Exua, sl2,75 q $500
rst quality si2oo g l259i I'd quality 1850 sll,75
Prices of Store cattlo,-workns Oxen. y pair sl7'
20 215.
Mich Cows.-50 g $40 Extra SIS @ $40. Far
row and dry, sS5 q $50.
stores,-Ye earrings 90 a 90. Two years old. SOC
q 90. Three years old. 500 "a 500,
Sheep and Lambs-Per head, in lots. $500 % $50
Uides.-O0 q Toe q n.
Fat Hogs--l0 q lie 4 N. 1.l-l ..... ,..
tsREMARKS.-PrieCs Of Beef have a downward
tendency though there is very little change, the
ange being from 10 to III 20 very little though at the
last quotation Sheep rather better than hast week
the sales being at 8, 6 @7c.
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Stephen e.. Johnsen's Estate.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the Subscribers. being duly appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Westminster.
Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
of Stephen G. johnson Esq. late Of Rockingham in
said District deceased. and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the fourth day of August last. being allowed
BY said Court for that purpose. we do hereby give
said appointment, at the Office of A. Wenfworth, in
Bellows Falls in said District. the last Saturday
of September and November next. from one o'clock
p. M until four o'clock, p. NJ. on each of said days.
4; MENTWQRTH,s Comm's.
WI; JoHNSQN; Adu,rs.
August 2. 1852 SS-D
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A RIVER FARM FOR SALE

tanning 100 acres Of land, 80 acres of intervale.
20 Of pasture and woodland, situated within one
and graded schools. Produce, Stock and Farming
Tools with the farm If desired. 0ne-half of the
purchase money can remain on mortgage II desired.
Enquire of the Subscriber on the premises:
s. +. ALBEE.
Bellows Falls, August 4th. 1869. 80
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Notice.

THE Attention of any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
L a Pleasant and Commodious Residence Is called
TO the house lately built on Henry Street. The house
is thirty six feet square, with extension seventeen
by tweny-four feet. with French roof and compris-
- WIN. NUTTING,
HENRY STREET,
Bellows Falls.
Bellows Falls. June 18th. 1869.
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Musical Convention.

The Musical Convention at Keene last
week was prime success. The direc-
tors were Scion Wilder and L. o. En-
erson of Boston, assisted by several ia
vorite soloists also Of Boston. The at
tendance was larger than at any previ-
Gus time since these annual festivals
were first organized. On Friday after
noon the town hall was crowded, not
withstanding the intense heat, to hear
the concert of the Mendelsshon Quin.
tette Club, which was a treat to music
lovers. Mrs. Smith and Miss Ryan sang
sweetly, and quartette, Hush thee
my baby" was sung by request, which
was a gem of melody. Friday evening
the hall was crowded to suflocation. The
brilliant performances Of the quintette
club, the songs by the soloists, and the
"Anvil Chorus performed by the Con-
vention, the Club, the band, and the adj
dition of the genuine anvils, made up an
evenings entertainment not so much in
ferior save in quantity of noise, to the
performances of Coliseum fame. Not
withstanding request by the gentle
manly director that there be no encores
on account of the intense heat, when
Mrs. Smith sang in her sweet and pow
erful voice, Lo, the gentle Lark" the
storm of applause was too powerful to
be resisted, and with her characteristic
modesty and sweetness, she sang another
gem, to the delight of her admirers
Miss Ryan sang with great power and
cultivation. The Anvil Chorus had to
be repeated, and thus closed rare en-
tertainment of melody and song. The
gross receipts of the three concerts were
$1,000 and the expenses about 5000. The
officers chosen for the year ensuing were
as follows: President, Rev. DIR. T. S.
Barstow of Keene; vice president, G.
w. Foster of Keene; directors, Henry
Harding Of Trenton, N j., S. Holmes
of Grafton, D. S. Swan of Winchester,
N. H, S. F. Merrill of Bellows Falls,
II. M. Breed and E. c. Baker of Keene,
secretary, A. B. Mason Of Keene; and
treasurer, j. w. Sturtevant of Keene.
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EsrMTNsTER WEsT.--It is a pleas
drive from this place through Sax
/ River to Westminster West. From
ions River up there is something of
Ailey, gradually rising till you get a
View of grand old Ascutney, and
1t shuts down into more expanded
INTO the little village of Westmin-
West, which nestles among the sur.
nding hills. and where are pleasan:
ls' a store, shops, a church, &C., and
iree from the demoralizing influence:
intemperance of the larger places
TIE whole we rather envy the GOOD
Vpie of Westminster West, and stran
and others will find it atleast among
VI the pleasant and best drives from
r place.
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Farm for. Sale.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
in the south part Of Andoyer. on the DIRECT road
from Chester TO Windham, and miles from the for
mer place. Said farm contains $50 acres, suitably
divided into tlage. pasture, and wood.la The
buildings consist of large two-story brick dwell
ling, ample and convenient barns, and out build
ings, including sugar house and cider mill,-with
running water 70 barns. and two ing wells
ut the house. There is on the place good orchard
of both native and grated fruit; also, fine sugar
grove, and large quantity of very valuable maple,
ash, and spruce timber.
For further particulars inquire of b, Il. OWN
ELL on the premises, or of the Subscriber in Wal
pole, N. Ii. b. III. DWINELL.
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A CARD.-Mr. j. B. Moore having re-
Gently lost his COW, desires to return
hearty thanks to his neighbors and
friends, and especially to Mr.. w. l. Sa-
bin, for their kindness in subscribing and
procuring for him another cow, and he
takes this method of expressing his full
appreciation of their very kind act.
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Brook Trout =

j. D. BRIDGMANS TROUT PONDS.
VoUNG TROUT furnished for Stocking Private
IL Ponds.
TABLE TROUT of all sizes sent upon receipt of
orders N-l
TROUT for Table use PACKED IN ICE. Deiv-
cred in BOSTON at 9 O'Clock. A. NJ, and in NEW
YORK at O'clock. p. NJ. the same day they are
taken from my Ponds. ..-
Address,
j, d. FRIEDMAN,
s Bellows Falls, Vt.
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Farm for sale.

CAID FARM lies in Westminster West. about "a
- miles from Saxtons River Village; Is at present
occupied by Ransom Davis; consists of about It's
Of good land conveniently divided into tilage
and moving pastures, sugar-orchard, and wood
land, and is adapted to either sheep husbandry or
dairying. The sugar-orchard proper contains fully
800 trees. The buildings are in comfortable state
of repair. pleasantly and BEAUTIFULLY located and
supplied with abundance Of running water. Pos
session given Aprslst, 1870. For further informa-
ion apply to DANIEL ii. MASON.
Saxtons River. VT. Aug I'd, 1869. 50
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@PoRATIoN MEETIsG.-The special
|Fation meeting on Saturday evening
tended by about forty persons. The
&ng voted to build a lookup in the
Engine building at an expense not
ceed 500, and Capt. Walter Taylor
lected to see to the building of it.
also voted to sheathe up the lower
and paint the inside of the hall.
ltlon to put blinds on the hall fail
There was also an extended discus
ns to whether'the Engine Company
e Corporation should have charge
De hall. Capt. Taylor and Maj. Gill
contending that the Engine Com
were entitled to full control of and
all avails and revenues arising from
use of it, the corporation to hold
\ annual meeting in it and G. B.
y and w. S. Myers, contended that
le the Engine Company should have
free use of the hall. it ought not to
IN their hands exclusively, and thus
out of the hands of the corporation
} Engine Company propose to furnish
hall with seats, lamps, &C., and that
Icle was dismissed. 1t was on this ar
f that the discussion arose. The
(lifs we're authorized to sell the cor
Htion lot north of the engine build
if they choose, and if sold, t.
fOld at auction, and also to place post
boards with the names of the street
Pfeon at the corners of the streets.
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1ed.
Marriages and Deaths inserted PRIZE. obituarie
including poetry to be paid for according to length

In Springfield, Aug 10th, Capt. ABIAL SMART.
Died n pattonsyiIie on the ssh inst FRANK II;
place. aged Is years and months
Seldom has the death of one so young, sent such
s sSgk nFo9sh the or produced such
youth of uncommon loveliness and promise. His
manly experiment and nmia6le disposition had won
den death of one who was the picture of health
the powers Of whose mind were Just deyeloping
among the, darkest Interpretations of divine proyi-
oinating objects of earth with an undazzed eve and
70 hear its most fattering promises with an pcredu
l9Es ear Man is inclined to reason with ~ Kind Of
come forth from the dust and trouble springs out Of
the ground In one instance it is thought. that
precauti0n would have saved in another, that re-
But when some malignant disease strikes down
Of the wisest physicians is bafsd; and all the kind
offices of affection set at defiance then it is rec
human events. The funeral of this loved one drew
together large 3ssembly-tbe members of the Dis;
trict and Sabbath Schools, and of the choirof all
of which be was a loved member and ornament. fol-
lowed their departed young friend to the grave. Tho
tribute which all classes paid to the memory of this
lovely youth was tender and touching. Who can
fail to realize that 10 the afeetonate parents, this
tenderest ties the human heart can know. They
have the warmest sympathy and coincidence Of their
In Andover. Aug. 5th, ROSWELL REED aged66.
trying sickness. Mrs. MARY l., wife of Frederick
W. Marsh Esq Seldom is it our fortune to enjoy
the acquaintance of person aboring underso much
of sickness. and yet continually manifesting such
resignation, trust and patience did this much es-
teemed friend. She enjoyed the watchful care of n
tender mother and devoted husband till she left for
the undiscovered country. She seemed ever to man
ifest genial, child-lke confidence in the Heavenly
Father, and that all was right As she approached
the unseen land, she gave unmstakahle confidence
in the life immortal, and in the great Master the
resurrection and the life. May her many express
sions of gratitude patience and love, sustain and
comfort the hereaved. and may confidence and faith
in the great Father in Jesus Saviour, and the
glorious home hereafter, reconcile that each may
say-'Not my will but thine,oh. God, be done"
L. ST.
In Putney Aug. 18th. WILLIAM H0UGHToN.
Esq. aged IS years.
In Hartford, Vt. Aug. 10TH SARAH ANNE. wife
of Benz. T. Eaton NJ. D. late of Barnet. and daugh-
ter of VIM. P Barker. ESQ. of Bellows FaIlsaged So
years. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

fssr, will be religious services and
H. at Shows Hall, in Bartons-
,ext Sunday
IFighting Gen. Joe Hooker has been
/. Ur at Brattleboro, and also the
|Gcn. Hardee.
u. II. Green, Esq, has recently arri-
"A this country from London, and this
made a brief visit to his Mother
"a village.
"A little son of Wallis S. Fullam of
adish, was recently very badly
n by pulling a quart measure of
Y water upon himself from table.
,senator Edmunds will deliver the
4 address before the Windsor Coun-
ricultural Society, on the second
4 the fair, October 9th.
Hollis Streeter has this week open
lew stock of boots and shoes, and
I his customers to call and examine
he.
]. II. Phelps recently lost a fine
Ione of a span of blacks, and this
ECapt. Walter Taylor has lost a
Bic horse, died probably from con-
Hon.
Ihe Burlington Daily Free Press
nlarged its Saturdays edition to a
rual to the large dailies. 1t is a
tlass paper in every respect, and a
l to our State.
Charles B. Hyde, son of Col. Hyde
D village, has been appointed Route
h from St. Adams to Boston, in place
|. G. Commings, resigned. Mr..
! is a young man of excellent hab-
BIZ strict integrity, and will doubt
bake good agent.
sJames Townshend and another
ii Alstead n. H., were fooling with
n pistol, the other day, when it was
Rrged while in the hands of Towns
gthe ball striking the other boy in
fht eye, which was torn from the
\ and destroyed.
|kome boys at Rutland recently
y a small swindle on several of the
rs men there, by calling upon them
Rying they had left berries at their
noes and had been sent by the wife
v pay. The amounts thus collect
Pried from thirty to seventy-five
sD. A. Houghton, of Dummerston,
b exhibition the product of a single
Eof the common oats, which grew
season. 1t stood by itself on the
|of his field in a favorable situation
Fowth. From this one seed grew AZ
averaging 4 feet in height, and
hg on an average 80 seeds to q
, making /, 200 in all.
Merry large Early Rose potatoes are
bed. DR.. Currier of Middlebury
Aised one weighing q lbs, and hat
spf similar or large size, all grow
b single eye. Mr.. o. Sherman o
hey has sent one to the RUTLAND
"a weighing one pound and fourtee,
y. Now the question is are the,
n to eat all through? From thei
weight we judge they must hay
4 solid. From the reports every
= the Early Rose are getting grea
and fame both as to quality an,
,Dn1:e
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

rT,HE FALL Term of Eleven weeks will begin on
Il Wednesday, Sept. LIST. HOMER J. PARK Err.
A. B.. Principal who will be assisted by competent
and experienced Teachers.
For further information, or catalogue, address
S. IL. LEONARD,
CHESTER, VT.
Chester. Aug. 9th. 1860 1896
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ADVERTISED LETTERS Reuben
Penner, James Butterworth, Robert
G. Barnard. Miss Ellen G. Cutler, Mrs
Nellie Davis, Joseph A. Fish, John G.
Kaulback, & Co. DIR. VIM. =
John Moure, Robert Willets, w. T.
Wilson
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Cedar Shingles.

TIL & A. WHITNEY'S best Cedar Shingles for
Ii. sale at the very lowest rates by J. W. Sever
anee Of Saxtons River. or Grswold 4 Stone Of Bel
lows Falls. J. W. SEVERANCE.
Saxtons River, Aug g. 1869. 1851
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ID. A. Bishops Estate.
jesse p, Rider. E.,.,c,

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. IN and for said Dis
trie To all persons interested in the estate of Jesse
r. Rider late of Grafton in said district deceased
GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that Francis Phelps, ad-
ministrator of said estate has filed his petition
setting forth that part of the real estate Of SAID de-
ceased will have to be sold to pay the debts and
charges of administration. and that part thereof
cannot be sold without injury 70 those interested IN
whole Of aid real estate and that said Court will
decide upon the allowance of said application A. the
session thereof 10 be held the Inn of NJ. A. Wild
or in Rockingham in said district on the first We'd
nesday Of Sept. 1863. when and where you can be
heard in the premises If you shall see cause
c. d. EDDY. Register.
Grafton. Aug A. 1869 1875
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LIVERY NOTICE.

rTHE SUBSCRIBER, having purchased the inter-
l. est of Charles Towns in the Livery Business in
Bellows Falls is now prepared to wait upon his
toners at his stables, formerly occupied by Mr..
Towns. He solicts the patronage of the public. He
will run coach to and from the depot. and to all
parts of the village when desired Orders for coach
ing may be left at either of his stables.
JAMES II. PHELPS,
April s. 1899 Is
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aMarrisd.

In Newlane, Aug. 18th, by II. T. Robinson, Esq.
Mr., FRA NkLlN CANNON, of Newfane, aud Miss
CHLOE |. SHEPARDSoN, of Guiliord.
~, In Wsstminster, Aug; 2lst; by Rev. f.. j, Fair
banks, ME.GHARLES 0DWINNE Ell L, and Miss ] u
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ME, the Subscribers. being duly appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the District of Marlbo-
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all against the estate
of Reuel White late of Whmingtonin said District,
deceased. and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from the tenth day
Of July last being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, do therefore hereby give NOTICE, that
will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ment ut the dwelling house Of AlonZo A. Curtis, in
Londonderry. on the first Thursdays of October and
January next. from O'clock, p. NJ. until four
O'Clock. p. NJ. on each of said days.
CURTIS ROBINSON. | ,-ou,,,;ss;o,,ors
HENRY A, WALKER.1 commissioners
Londonderry Aug. 18th. 1869 35-37
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Copartnership.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application will be
IL made to the Legislature of VT. at their next
session, to separate the towns of Ludlow Cavendish
Weathersfeld, Weston, Andover, Chester Balti-
more and Springfield from Windsor County. Lon
dJnderry, Windhsm. Grafton, Rockingham and
Athens from Windham County. and Landgrove from,
ty.
EAug. Goth. 1869. So
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Lost.

GENERAL weeks since black silk parasol be-
y tween teh residence of James ii. Williams and
the Island House. and within two three days a
gold thimbe between the Island House and Charles
Hapgood's marked Louise with date. Any per-
finding both articles shall be suitably re-
warded if returned. H. Il. STOUGHTON.
Bellows Falls. Aug. II, 1869. 1885
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Notice.
Farm for Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER offers his Farm for sale, con-
Il tanning $50 acres of land % acres OF meadow,
rs acres pasturing and moving; with wood enough
for the farm situated on the road from Saxtons Xiv
er to Cambridgeport, about the same distance from
each village. The buildings are good, and in first
rate repair. 0ne-hsf the purchase money may re-
main on mortgage any length of time, if desired =
so or 60 of pasturng adjoining can be bought
on reasonable terms if wanted
FREEDOM gibson.
Saxtons River Aug. II, 1862. 1886
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
name of Tarbell, Royse 4 Co. is this day dis;
solved by mutual consent Accounts will be settled
by the Bellows Falls. Chair Co.
C. D. TARBELL.
C. W. ROYSE.
7. g. BUTLER.
Bellows Falls, Aug. Sd, 1869. IS
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
~ made to the next session of the General Assem-
bly, TO annex part all of School District No. Is
in Townshend to the town of Grafton.
August 10th, 1852 I-36
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LELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY.
FTNHE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
L. on Wednesday. Sept. lst 1869, under the charge
of E. W. ST0DDARD, A. b.. Principal.
CHAS CLARKE, Secretary.
Townshend, VT, Aug. 9, 1869. 1875
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Red Wing, Mimi, July 6, 1863.

SpriDg-timc is eternal,
And night luminous as day."