Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-02-03
Probate Court--Rutland District.

FTOO0t0 COuftsssktutAhMu DASsHACS'
Hon. WALTER G. DUNTON, Judge.
JoEG @. BAKER, ESQ, Register.
The following business has been trans
acted in the Probate Court for the District
of Rutland for the month ending Mon
day, January 31st, 1870:
Charles G. Barnes Estate.-Report OF
Commissioners, returned and approved
January 3D.. Application Of Cephas E.
Stone to open Commission, filed January
9th. Ordered to be heard Feb. LIST, and
citation issued to Administrator.
Daniel P. Tarbell's Estate-Adminis.
traitor proposes to- settle his account, and
order Of publication issued January Sd.
Langdon B. Hammond's Estate.-Com-
missioners' report returned and approved
January 4th. Administrators casm tesla.
maento anaaero, proposing to render his
account, order of publication issued JAN
uary 18th.
James w. Tarbell's Estate.-Report OF
appraisers returned and approved and
whole estate assigned to Harriet Tarbell,
widow of deceased, January 9Th.
Isabella NJ. Browns Estate.-Will filed
and order of publication issued, January
9th.
Jerusha Aliens Observation-Disclosures
makes application to sell real estate and
order of publication issued January 18th.
Order of sale of personal property grant
ed, January 7th.
Rensselaer, G.. Monroe's Estate-Inven-
tory and appraisal returned and approved
January 9th. Report of Commissioners
returned and approved January 7th.
Alvin B. Jones' Estate.--Inventory and
appraisal returned and approved January
7th. Application of Administrator to sell
real estate, filed and order of publication
issued January 18th.
William L. Allen, Mary E. Allen and
Amanda E. Allen, Minors.-Inventory of
Guardian fled and approved January 18th.
Sally Hobbs Estate.-Report of Com
missioners returned and approved Janu-
airy 10Th.
Lewis @. Jones, Miner.-Oce Ann Jones
appointed guardian January 18th.
George w. Strong's Estate.-Applica-
ton of Henry G. Gleason of Shrewsbury,
totbe appointed Administrator de 6onis
non, filed and citation issued January 18th.
Nathan Rounds Estate.-Report of
Commissioners returned and approved
January 18th.
Bridget Cormoday's Estate.--Inventory
returned and approved January 10th.
Chloe Powers Estate Administrator
proposes to render his account and order
of publication issued January 22d.
Helen R. Ayers, Minor.-Silas G. King
appointed guardian January 22d.
Humphrey Warden's Estate.--Inventory
and appraisal returned and approved JAM
uary 22d.
William Rogers Estate.-Report Of
commissioners of dover returned and APP
proved January 22d
Salome L. Cheney's Estate. Will filed
and order of publication issued January
22d.
Elijah Herrick's Estates. ID. Wins
low of Pittsford appointed administrator
January 25th.
Charles Stimsou's Estate.-Account Of
Executor presented and allowed January
25th.
George T. Lewis iEstate.--Jane s.
Lewis appointed guardian January Both.
john Browns Estate. Order of publ
cation for settlement of executors ac-
count issued January 9th.
Elizabeth Baxter's Estate.-Judah FL.
Round of Tinmouth appointed admins
traitor January 2Sth.
Elijah Keeler's EstAte.Will filed md
order of publication issued January 10Th.
John Rhodes Estate. William S.
Weeks of Clarendon appointed admins
traitor and Enoch Smith and Willard
Smith appointed appraisers January 31st.
THE WRONG MAN.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Washington dispatches
to the Boston Journal
Mr. Baxter, editor Of the Rutland (Vt.)
HERALD, was one of the speakers ut the
meeting of the Universal Franchise Asso.
citation of this District last night. He
gave an encouraging account of the pro
gress of the cause in Vermont, and said it
was contemplated to amend the State
Constitution so as TO allow women to vote.
He said some of the most prominent men
in the State were connected with the As
sociation. The Association were evil
IDENTIFY not much encouraged by Mr.. Bax-
ter's remarks. for it decided to abandon
its struggle for life, and adjourned sine
die.
The HERALD has new editor, or there
| is some mistake about the above We
have no knowledge of having been in
Washington on Friday evening. or by
spiritual medumship to have addressed
the Franchise Association. However, the
speaker, whoever he may BE-. represented
our sentiment. on Woman Suffrage, 50 il
is as we'll IA if re had put i'll personal
| appearance. We, however suspect, that
the gentleman referred to may possibly
be our late associate, Mr.. Hager, although
we learn our townsman, John n. Baxter,
Esq, is in Washington and may have
been the speaker. Ifso, we propose be be
invited to address the people at the Rut-
land Opera House Immediately on his re-
turn. And after he defines his position,
if it is right, we propose giving him q
call to the Editorial Chair of the HERALD
| EUDIOw-Rev. + Mills of Rutland
will deliver lecture before the /. o of G
T. and public of Ludlow, on Friday even.
ing, Feb. 4th.
FAIR HAvEN--EditOr Rutland Herald
III F. Smith M d. of Castleton re-