Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-10
Probate Court.
WALTER G. DUNToN, Judge.
JOEL @. BAKER, Register.

July 25.-Estate of Thomas McLaugh
lin will filled and order of publication
made for hearing August 22d.
Estate of Lucy G. Alvord John
Page resigns as Trustee. Order of publ
cation made for settlement of accoun
August 10TH -...s
Estate of Carbon Backas; Nahar
johnson appointed administrator an,
filed his bond J. w. Cheney ant
Stephen Sails appointed appraisers am
commissioners.
Estate of Sarah A. and Martha A
Currier minors J account of Nathan
Pierce, guardian, allowed.
Estate of Joseph Bulle; order of pub
LEGATION for settlement OF executors &C
count.
Estate of Cad Segar order of publica-
ton for settlement of administrators &C
count, August 22d.
Estate of Isaac McDanels appeal o
Charles Sheldon, guardian of minnor
heirs, from allowance of claim of Minor
Hilliard.
Estate of Thomas Shelvey Jeffrey A
Randall appointed administrator and
filed his bond Capen Leonard and Carlos
A. Hitchcock appointed appraisers and
commissioners.
Estate of Paris Russell inventory
filed.
august 1st.-Estate of John P. Mar
tin; inventory filed.
Estate of Alonzo w. Russell appraisal
and inventory filed.
Estate of Willard Humphrey; will
proved.
august 8.-Estato of Edward R.
Campbell; will proved, George R. Har-
low appointed executor and filed his
bond Lewis F. Walker and Linus Col
vim appointed appraisers and commits
sioners.
Estate of Eli Gorham list of claims
filed.
Estate of Butler A. Goodrich account
of administrator allowed, and order Of
distribution.
Estate of Martin M Croker; order Of
publication for settlement Of administra-
tors account August 10Th.
Estate of Richard Howell order OF
publication for settlement of administra-
tors account, lst Tuesday of October
Estate of Justus Hyatt Mary r. c.
Hyatt appointed administrator de bonis
non and fled her bond.
Est7te of Asa Burrell appraisal and
inventory filed
POULTNEY.-Our community WAS made
sad by the death of Mrs. Mary Derby,
wife OF Horace Derby of ,his village, who
died suddenly on Saturday the 9th inst,
after short illness Of a few days, aged
81 years. Ia her death our society has
l, 81 ii worthy, and highly esteemed mem
Der, and the church consistent and de-
voted Christian
Nearly every day the southern trains
bring P, s4engers on their way to the
Montvert Hotel at Middletown This
place seems destined to rank high as q
popular resort for health or pleasure, and
+be' public IL nseured that no houre in the
st.t4w ~ offer more generous table, or
better ente. ~tainment.
. The potatoo trade has aG"iu COM
menced for the SEASON., the eIrly rose
being the first shipped from our depot
The potatoe yield thro ughout this section
will be large, and the only fears enter
tanned of successful crop is the liability
of rot from the combined effect of much
rain and hot weather.
Our schools undes the charge OF Misc
Sherman and Southland held picnic in
the grove north of the Vicarage on Friday
of last week, which proved TO be a very
pleasant occasion And as we saw the
commanders putting their forces in march
ing order amidst fl Is and banners, and
observed the overflow Of enjoyment that
found expression in every action and
sparkled in every eye, we could not but
say, that is right, throw open the doors of
the school-house often, aud let the little
prisoners out to hold their pastiuies in
groves, and revel amidst the works of ma
ture. 1t is but turning another leaf in
natures volume, fresh with life and
beauty-another step in the advance at
tended with higher inspiration for what
is beautiful aud good. OBSERVER.
BENNINGTON CELEBRATION. - The
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