Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08
Probate Court.
Hon. WALTER G. DUNToN, Judge.
JOEL @. BAKER, Register.

Aug ust, lCIO.
George W. strong's estate. Henry @.
Gleason, of Shrewsbury, appointed admin
istrator, de 6onSs non. August 2.
Ira Edmunds' estate. Ira Edmunds,
Jr., of Wallingford, appointed administra-
tor; Clark Bull and Austin S. Baker, ap-
praisers and commissioners. August 2.
Will Fl. Lewis, minor. Jane S.
Lewis, of Pittsford, appointed guardian.
August 5.
Thomas ]. Lewis estate. Account OF
S. I'll. Parkhurst, administrator, allowed
and settled, and surplus after paying pre-
ferred debts assigned to the widow. Au-
gust 5.
Charles B. Mann, insane person. Ac-
count of Lensey Round, guardian, settled
and allowed. August 9Th.
Harriet w. Strong's estate. Inventory
and appraisal returned and approved
August 9th.
George s. Mead's estate. Joel w.
Ainsworth of Wallingford appointed ad-
ministrator; Clark bull and Ashley Shat
tuck, appraisers and commissioners. Au,
gust 8.
Harriet Strong's estate. Inventory and
appraisal returned and approved. August
8.
Sally webb's estate. Will filed and
referred for hearing to a session of the
Court to be held September I'd, and order
of publication in Rutland HERALD issued.
August II.
Achssh Spaulding, minor. Account Of
John Cain, guardian, settled and allowed.
August 10.
Samuel Boardman's estate. George n
Boardman, of Binghamton, n. Y, ap-
pointed administrator. August %.
Myra Barce's estate. Report of COM
missioners returned and approved. Au-
gust %.
Butler A. Goodrich's estate. Samuel
W. Harrison, of Brandon, appointed .ad-
ministrator George W. Parmenter and
Stephen B. June, appraisers and commits
sioners. August %.
Charles @. Barnes estate. Report of
commissioners returned and approved.
August "a.
Jennie Kent, minor. Austin K. York
appointed guardian, and application of
guardian for license to sell real estate filed.
August &c.
Martin NJ. Crooker's estate. Inventory
and appraisal returned and approved.
August 30.
Sarah NJ. Atwell's estate. Inventory
and appraisal returned and approved, and
report of commissioners returned and ap-
proved. August 20.
George NJ. Fish, Jr. and William J.
Fish, Minors License to sell real estate
in Clarendon, granted to George NJ. Fish,
guardian. August 16.
Freelove Fish, estate. Will proved
and Gideon S. Tabor of Mount Tabor, APP
pointed administrator cum testanent0 an
nero. August IS. John T. Griffith and
T4uJher T. Howe appointed appraisers and
August "a.
Charles B. Plaisted, minor. Samantha
F. Plaisted of Rutland appointed guard.
ian. August Is.
Silas Atkins estate. Order of publ
cation for settlement of executors account.
Issued August 10.
Walter W. Parker, minor. Charles H.
Kinsman of Rutland appointed guardian.
August 16.
Daniel Hanne's estate. Order of pub
location for settlement of account of ad:
Illustrator. Issued August %.
jeremiah Doves estate. Order of
publication for settlement of administrat-
ors account issued. August 80.
Thomas Coppins' estate. Lysander l.
Whitcomb of Rutland, appointed admins
TRAITOR. Walter G. Landon and Charles
f. Huntoon appraisers and commissioners.
August 30.
Lucy Towards estate. James L.
Howard Of Hartford, Conn, appointed
August 30
BENNINGToN-Lut r. Graves was
as a candidate for town Re-
on Saturday evening last.
The Putnam House is progressing
and before winter the wall will be COM
pleted and the buildings rooted. 1t is to
be one of the largest and finest structures
IF the kind in the State.
SPRINGFIELD.-Charl Sanders has
sold his cabinet shop, machinery and stock
20 Burke, Brown & Terney, who will
continue the business of manufacturing,
&c, in connection with their sales room
IA Main street.
The ledge on the west bank of the
liver, nearly under the Falls Bridge" is
disappearing under the frequent blasts of
Mr. A. J. Fullam, the enterprising piano
md stencil tool manuf 4cturer. When |
he work has progressed sufficiently far
nto the rock, Mr.. Fullam designs placing
he water wheel in the excavation, which
will be protected for the purpose, and
which, when in position to run the ma
,hinery of the building formerly occupied
" the U. s. Piano company will be the
pest power and the best "head" on Black
liver.
1t is said that the disinterested friends
# no less than six citizens of this town
re urging the respective claims and emf
tent fitness of each one of the six to rep
esent the town in the next Legislature.
t is difficult to predict who the coming
nan will be.
The victory of our Base Ball club
yer the Wanted champions" of the State
" score of So to %, gratifies their many
riends, who have long taken pride in the
and beauty of their playing.
Religious Intelligence.
BAPTIST, |
Rev. Mr.. Peckham immersed four persons at
on Sunday, August 3lst.
The Woodstock Baptist Association will meet