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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
Hy4e RU2E.

HVUG I6IN.
Rev. DR.. Warren of Gorham, Maine
and Rev. j II. Noyes Of India, will hold
a missionary meeting at the church, Thurs
day evening at u O'Clock. Children are
especially invited to attend.
The Democratic party of this town
met in caucus Monday afternoon, for the
purpose Of choosing delegates to the State
Convention. L. II. Noyes was called 20
preside and A. L. Noyes to record for
the meeting.
Delegates, L. II. Noycs, Waldo Brig
ham, Charles Crane. Geo. L. Waterman.
Ahernaies, Fred Bliss, Erastus Eaton,
II. NJ. Noyes, II. D. w. Doty.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey preached his far
well sermon last Sunday. He has received
a call from Western Stat, but his accept
ance of it will be deferred till after a
Counsel of Churches has been called to-
gether, and negotiations now going on
here.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12

Peter Ms.sure rJoauily lasi vzia.
ablc cou by &c. accidentally falling doun
8 isshsiiy striking smoHs some roeks in
slch q wsy that Sc ooull uoi exiricate
herself aud uas dead when found.
u. n. Crocts;, vhile dressing him
self last Sunday morning. suddenly icil
down in g. Of apopleHy. Upon returning
10 consciousness il vas found that the lon
half Of bic body was completely PzralyIei
aud he Is nov ia a very critical condition.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
Local Matters
Lamoille County Coed Tomplar'S
Union.


Toe s5fing session 0f the Lauaoiiir Co
Good Teuplars Union Eas held ui,h La
noble Lodle, No. 80. on Thurs
dsy. Jrus C.h, lsI2. commencing At 10
O'clock. 4. NJ. aud aas well attended
Delegations being present from every Lodge
IN the county.
Toe Morning session vas occupied in
appoint Of committees aud other prclimin-
ary business. Before adjourning ior din.
usr {, was necessary Tor the W. q. T Geo.
". Hellce, to be gouc on important
busiuess, aud |. l.. Pearl was called 10
the chair the remainder Of the day
Ths frsi part OF the afternoon wass spent
in hearing reports of the numbers aud
Standing Of the several Lodges in the
County followed by the reports Of the
several committees.
The literary exercises prepared by the
Lodges were disposed Of when short, hut
spirited addresses we're made by Rev
Walter Underwood Of Swau'ou; W. II. :.
Whtcomb Of Burlington F. X. Gleed Of
Morrisvillr Luke 2. Potter Of Waterville
aul J. w. Carpenter Of johnson.
BE. Perkins gave some interesting
facts in relation to the financial aspect OF
the drinking customs in the United States.
The flIIosing resolution was adopted ;
esoiced,-That in the interest here
manifested to-day, We receive renewed en-.
enlargement to labor 10 our chosen work,
the elevation Of mankind" aud that We
are more than ever convinced of be truth
of the saying. In union there is strength.
The exercises Of the evening were pub
lie and were opened by an original diu
logue in poetry entitled down on Coco
Templars, and what came of it," by la
noble Lodge, followed by prayer by Rev
II. II. Bemcnt Of johnson.
The speaker of the evening, Rev, Wal
ter Underwood of Swanton, was then in
troduced to the audience aud in touch
ing address depicted the horrors of stron
drink, from the moderate drnker to tn
druukard, and from that back again.
Il was the speakers own personal ex
pericnce, and stiffness rcigned Throughout
the entire lecture.
The exercises were closed by siingsn
the doxology and bencdiction by Rev. G
H. French.
The day will long be remembered b
the friends Of temperance present, and
is hoped much good will be done SOM
who are yet in the way Of temptation.
The officers for the session are as 70
lows:
VIC. T.--D J. Stafford, Lodge No, q:
Wins Charles Atwell, Lodge No. IA
W.S&T-C F. Spaflord Lodge No. AZ.
w. M.-Srmuel r. Miller, Lodge No. 4S.
The next session will be held with Can
bridge Lodge, No. AS, at Jehersouyiil,
at such time as the W. G. T. and W,
T. shall appoint.
G. L. STAFFORD Secretary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
Notice..

The Directors of the Lam0ille County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society arc
requested to meet at the town Hall ii
MorrisviIIe, on Tuesday, June 18th, at |
clock PM, to arrange Premium last
appoint Awarding Committees and make
all necessary preparations for the nest
Annual Fair.
BY the articles of agreement, the d.
rectors of the Lamoille Valley Fair Ground
Company will meet with the directors OF
the Agricultural Society and jointly ar
range the premium List at the above time
aud place.
+. e ALLEN, Secretary.
NJ, 1870
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12


EGtract from sermon preached on the occa-
sion Of The death Of Mr.. Eli Kinds Of
Johnson, Ly Rec. II. H. Bemeat.
The work devolving upon me at this
hour is one Of 10 ordinary delicacy aud
difficulty. am to present to you, in
brief space. the portraiture OF charac-
ter proIr ncnt rather for the even bala1c-
ing the delicate blending of all the quail
tiles composing it; than for the superior
ily Of any one of them. The character
oil this venerable patriot-townsman and
parent-requires that far more than l
can say should be said on this occasion.
We are not wont to weary either with
speaking or hearing Of the excollences
and noble achievements Of fondly cherish
cd but departed friends, though we hear
or speak of naught that we did not know
before. In recalling the memory of such
the scenes Of long ago come freighted
with fondest recolections.
Mr.. Eli Kinds was born in Hubbards-
town, Mass, Aug %, 1871. When he
was about ten years of age, his parents
sold Their place in Massachusetts ard
started for Vermont in the spring Of
1901. They were six weeks in making
the journey. They were the first persons
to enter the town of Eden with a team of
any kind. There were only three OF
four families residing in the town at that
time. They staid two days with one Of
them, until they could construct house
for themselves They afterwards removed
to the farm where he lived until 1869,
having lived on he same farm for fifty.
four years; when he removed to johnson
with his daughter, Mrs o. NJ. Fitch
Ia 1912. he enlisted in the U s. army
for six months, served his times re-enls
ted for five years, and served until peace
was declared. He served under Gen
Winfield Scott, and was wounded in the
arm at the battle Of Lundy's Lane OF
Queenstown in the autumn of 1872.
Then to-day we stand IN the presence
of the mortal remains Of one Of the hon
ored heroes Of 1912. As we pause be-
fore the venerable dead, and recall the
scenes Of those days Of suffering and per-
il, our hearts are stirred with the pro
foundest patriotic emotions Y aaN
He was married in 1919, to Miss Sally
Wiley by whom he had thirteen chill
dren She died in 1871. He was mar
ried again in 1913, to Mrs. Lydia Ritter
bush, by whom he had tw 0 children, ma.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
IT II II TI7I4s'' T-VVT u" y
Morrisville, May 27, 1872.

The Vermont State Spiritualist AS
societon will held a quarterly Convention
in Stowe the 2Sth, Goth ard 30th days Of
June. The Mt. Mansfield Hotel will board
for $1.25 per day, and the several Di-
visions of the VT. Central Railroad will
carry those attending the Convention for
fare one way.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
No. Hyde Iu2.h.

"A daughter of. Clark had severe ac-
cident on last Wednesday night. She got
up in her sleep and walked off the stair
way, striking on her right shoulder, pro-
dlcing fracture of the collar bone.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
VILLAGE RESIDENCE
v FOR SALE

Having resolved to go West under the provisions
of the Soldier Homestead Act offer for sale at a
bargain my residence, consisting of house 25x32,
L l6x3i, thoroughly finished. harm tn shed at
tached and about ID ofan acre Of land. Situated.
in the village cfMorrlsville, corner Main and sum
mer Sts. One OF most desirable locations In this
thriving village for professional man.
CHAS. g. DODGE.
Worthwhile, April sth., 1879, l2ltf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
FOR SALE!

The House Land adjoining that occupied by
Joseph Laraway, at Monistown Corners, Vt.
said place consists of House aud Barn beth com
Portable buildings, III well supplied with water.
cultivation with ffurt trees sufficient fer family
supply. Near Church and School and Is desrg-
HE place for any one wishing village situate u.
For further particulars rquie ef VIM. 3. Cheney
Or Joseph Laraway. 3LwA.
Morristt wn June 10th 1872
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
Ede1a.

-Zden.
The humps have been prevailing
quite extensively in our town. No IA
tai cases, though some looked quite
"cheeky."
We are graticd to know that Miss
Lizzie Morgan is enga ged to teach tho
school at the Mills. She having met with
so much favor in the past, we feel conf
dent in saying the summer term will be a
complete success.
j. Il. Warren has sold his farm to
John Kelley, formerly Of Lowell.
We think the sale of spirituous Ii
quors in this town must be profitable, as
the new agent has already commenced re-
pairing his house.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12

In iohnson, Msy 2lsi. Ida NJ. siiest dauEh-
Ter q o. NJ. and Mslissa Fitch. srel i6 years
Smanths aud 10 days
In johnson, June iih, NJ. nj Hind., asoi
81 ycars aud ? molths
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
Ell Kinds EState.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, SIS. In
Probate Court, holden. at johnson in and
for said Dist on the 9Th of June, A. D. 1872.
An instrument purporting TO 6e the last Will and
Testament of Eli Kinds late Of Johnson
n said district, deceased, being prese nted to the
Court by .. Nj, Fitch ono of the Executors therein
named, for Probate.
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified toappear at a session
of said Court b, to held at the Probate Office in
johnson on the LIST day of July. A. ID. 1872, and
show cause, ifanv they may have, against the Pro-
bate Of said Will for which purpose ID is further
ordered that copy Of the record of this order he
published three weekssuccessively IN the LAMoILLE
NEwssEALER printed at Hyde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing
s. S. PIKE, Register
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
TRUNKS,
VALlSES,
LINEN HORSE BLANKETS,
&C, &c, &c.

feel highly flattered with tho encouragement I
have receiveafron the people Of Morrisvle aud vi
entity by their liberal patronage and BY keepin5
good Goods and Sc ling them cheap, shall be
able to merit the continuance q the same, it will
De my endeavor to do so.
GEO. l.. HARDY,
Morrisville, May Goth, '672, %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
DUDLEY c. DESisoS, Royalton.
JAMES B. JoSEs. Woodstock.
WV. NJ. PIvGRY, Perkinsville.
PHLo HATcH, Woodstock.
CHARLES $. RAYMOND, Bridgowater.
Ous CHAMBEPLIN, Pomfret.
CHARLES A. FORBusH, Springfield.
GEoRGE n CHAPMAN Woodstock.
WV. II. Waller, Ludlow.
PHILO HATCH Tres.
r. s. sOuTHGATE, Sec.
We have known the Windsor County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company for many years and have
no doubt that 1t is sound and honestly managed.
February 1872.
GEORGE NICHOLS, Secretary Of State and Insur
ance Commissioner of Vermont.
JAMES BARRETT, Judge Of Supreme Court.
JULIUS CONVERSE, oodstock.
FREDERICK BILLINGS, President Of the Wood
stock National Lark
ELIAKIM JOHNSON, Cashier Of the Woodstock
National Bank.
S. Il MUNGER Treasurer Of the 0tta Queohoc
Savings Bank
HIRAM HARLOW, President Of the Ascutney
National Bank.
HENRY WARDNER, Cashier of the Ascutnoy
National Bank.
j. Il. FREEMAN, Treasurer Of tho Windsor Say
ings Bank.
HENRY BARNARD President Of the First Ma.
tional Bank of Springfield.
ALBERT BROWN, Cashier of the first National
Bank Of Spring lold.
GEORGE W. PORTER, Treasurer of the Spring
field Savings Bank.
c. S. KENFIELD, Agent,
Hyde lark, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
NEW LIVERY STABLE!!
Ar
MORRISVILLE.

AT
MORRISVILLE.
The subscriber has opened new Livery Stable
opposite Merrams store in Morrisville, is ready
to furnish any style of turnout" from one to six
horses, as desired. / am ready on short notice to
convey any number ofpersons tsay two car loads)
to any part of the world, from the "icy peaks
of Greenland to the Ell Dorado's Of the west.
My teams are first class, including double and
single upholstered Sleighs, open and top Buggief,
Horses that delight :" to go" My motto Is
"LIvE AND LET LIVE"
BY which mean that whoever rides in my teams
will be one to enjoy good health and will have NO
occasion for life assurances,
New Horses New Sleighs-New Wagons-New
Top Buggies--New Harnesses-New Prices
a,5T- Call and see for yourselves.
D. @. HARDY
Morrcfvilla nao 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
A q EMS WANqED.

IA
MALg AMI FEysLE --BusineFs pleasant and pays
better than any terprse in tho field 4, tltS
make from So to IS per day. SoLd samp tCl saiE-
pie and particulars. Address J. LATHAM & CO.,
e9s Washington St., Boston, Mas.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
MorriSyille, Vt.

cnA2bl9Iye.
The new circular saw-mill, built by
Story & Dickinson st Pleasant Valley,
commenced work on the last of May.
There are four more circulars and al
50 two od-fashioncd mills in town, all
doing COOL business this spring.
EARLY Swarms. d. J. Stafford has a
colony of bees which sen out swarm on
the 30th of May. Two years ago colo
ny from the same Five appeared May q.
Last year, June 9th.
Banks of snow are yet in view CT
the north side of Mansfield.
Cambridge, this yeac pays tax OF
1876 dogs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12

TERMS $40 90 TO WARRANT!
Pasturage will be furnished for mares from dis
tance reasonable terms. All casualties to mares
at the risk of the owner. Mares put away before
the time Of foaling will be considered with foal.
HIRAM DODGE.
M)rrisvill Vt, May 10, S72. 27tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12


Store.
Mr.. Bradley Shaw is expected to re-
turn this week. He went to California
last December to end his fortune, and re-
turns with $4,000.
-Ducello's troupe played here again
last Saturday evening.
"A Universaist minister from Mont
pelicr by the name of Wright, preached
very acceptably to his audience in the new
church, June 9th.
We are having gentle ShooerS which
commenced about two weeks ago, and
sprinkles rapidly to-day. A large hay
crop is expected to be the result.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-12
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

INCORPORATED OK rHr soru OF OCTOBER ISIS,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-08
NEW FL RM
New Store ! New Goods |!
(. B. LEE & CO.

MAIN STREET, CHESTER. VERMONT.
HAVING enlarged and remodeed their New
H store. now have facilities for transactng the
general Merchandise business in all its details and
invite the public to inspection Of their recent
purchase Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
comprising the latest fabrics and designs in Ladies
Dress Goods such as THIBErS. SATTEENS.
ALL-WOoL PLAIDS. ALP4CAs. BRILLIAN
VlRLVEfEENs REPGLhENTs. ~, &c, Aiso
SHAWLS. DRESS Trimmings nf all descriptions
EDaIN6S. LACES. BRAIDS. GLOVES. HOSIERY
LADIES Underwear. Cotton and Wooden Goods 0 +
every description. Also complete line Of Ladies'
and Gents BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERS. A
heavy Stock OF CHOICE FAMILY GROCE-
RIES. " EST INDIA GOODS. FLOUR
MbA l., q, may be found at our Store, all of
which will be sold Low for CASH. All kinds of
Produce taken in Exchange for Goods
L. B. LEE. J.E.MoRsE.
A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-08
5Aiscellanu.
A Remorseless Swindle.

The Hartford Times contains the an
nexed account of the victimization of
the proprietor of E4rle's Hotel, New
York:
Some years ago-we do not remember
how many, but we suppose it to be doz
en- there was newspaper announce
ment about man who had left pack
age of money at Earle's Hotel, then on
Park Row, N. Y, TO be put in the safe
for safe keeping; receiving for it the u.s.
ual check from the clerk. Upon pre-
senting the check day or two later, he
could not get his package the clerk was
horried to discover that it was missing.
It happened that check had been pre-
sented, which was an exact imitation of
the check given by the clerk, and ON this
bogus check the package had been, inno-
Gently enough, delivered to the person
claiming it. The depositor brought a
suit to recover $4,000, the alleged
amount of the deposit For years the
matter was in litigation in the courts, go
ing from one tribunal to another, and
keeping Earle on the keen jump" Gas
Emerson has IT'D The result of all this
has been that Earle had to pay $4,000,
and good deal more besides, in the
shape of interest money and expenses,
amounting in all to no less than SAC, 900.
This amount Mr.. E. has paid in cash, to
settle this troublesome job; and now,
having few months since paid the last
installment and ended the ugly matter
he received a few days ago (he was in
town lately and told his friends about il, J
a package from Boston, inclosing a let
ter. The package was the identical orig
inal missing package from the safe-was
identified as such-and with it were pa
pers which proved beyond a question
that the actual amount deposited was
not $4,000 but $3.50; and it was also
revealed that the depositor bad confed-
crate, and that the operation was swim.
die and arobbery. A duplicate check
was made, and SO like to the other that
there seemed to be no difference; and
the two rogues have doubtless divided
the "swsg" which the courts have de.
creed to the plaintiff The note reveal.
ing these facts was signed Howard, .
with this interesting addition: A con
seientious Scoundrel."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-08

SLEEPLEss PERSONS Philadel-
pbia Evening Star says sleepless persons
will find great relief by courtiDg the
sun, or in other words, spending as much
time as possible in the sunshine. Most
of our ladies, and especially the younger
ones avoid the sunshine as though there
was contamination in it They almost
invariably seek the shady side of the
street, and when necessity compels them
to encounter the sons rays, they do it
provided with wells and parasols, and
thus to a great extent succeed in keeping
off an influence which the Creator de-
signed to give them both strength and
beauty. Most city housekeepers studi-
ously keep their window shutters closed
against not only sunshine, but even or
binary daylight, preferring sort of twi-
light which saves the color of their
blinds, and carpet, perhaps, but at the
same time drives the color from their
cheeks, energy from their bodies, and inn
pairs the sharpness of their eyesight.
Far better let the sunshine in.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-08

How TO MARRY ON A SMALL INCOME.
The answer is here: First, by discover
ing that the necessities of education and
refinement do not depend on money for
their qualification. Turkey carpets, silk
dresses or coats bought on Broadway
have nothing to do with .he height OF
their owners lives, nor do they contrib
ute one whit to their culture or good
breeding. What will contribute to them
and give high cost to their own lives and
those of their children, are some high
motive in living, and cleanliness and
beauty in their daily surroundings. Now,
pure love and sound common sense are
the rarest earthly motives which any
man can bring into his daily work, and
cleanliness and beauty the cheapest of
household plenishing. We know young
couple who, during the war, married with
an outfit of 500 a year, an utter disre-
gard of fashion, much love, and an abb
solutp faith in self-help and the help of
God. They have never lacked neces-
sity or comfort of life, their snuggery
Of home, which opens daily to the best
people in Boston, is remembered by every
guest as one would remember heart
some, beautiful picture. Yet there is not
a Turkey carpet or a costly picture in it.
Any pair of true lovers, who will put
aside fashion and conventional opinion
for common sense and good taste, may
marry with like chaLce of success. In
the West, of course, and in country
towns, more tangible comfort is procura-
BILE from small income than in the sea,
board cities but something is lost in alb
sence from the head quarters of art, mu-
sic, literature, whose qualifications are
here cheap as daily air. In the cities,
too, an educated wife has thousand
chances of helping her husband. In
this point, indeed, lies the second answer
to the problem. Our girls can never go
back to the wash-tub and broom but
in a few years we believe they Will all 90
to the pencil, or brush, or burin, to some
head work or handicraft, and so prove
themselves helpmates of another kind
than their vigorous grandmothers, but
quite as useful and that the gates of
marriage need no longer turn on golden
hinges.-M T. Tribune.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-08

i. 9flluws falls Times,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
AT BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT.
A. N. SWAIN, Editor and Publisher.
TERMS ITO all subscribersi in Windham and Wind
scr Ceqntesl IN aayance''''''''' So
IL H. nql pald n Al anee,,'.,.., 95
Io single subscribers in 80
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square, one 50
For one square, three '''z W
JOB PRINTING.
our o,ee il furnished with the most approved ma
erials usea In the art, for doing PRINTING in all
yaristes On short notice, and on reasonable terms.
Business Cards.
sWINsLow 5. MYERS, Attorney at Law,
w BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
N $. BRoCKwAY, Target and Sporting Ri.
h ~ hes. BELLOWS FALLS, VT
IL. GRAFTON. VT
y GHENEY & CLAPP, Booksellers & Station.
: y ers BRATrLEBoRO, VT
p W. TAFT, Photographer, m
L . BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
rHAs e. ARNOLD, Attorney and Coun-
~ sclior at Law.-ofice n Wentworlhs Block,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
HUGE HENRY, Attorney and Counsellor
IL AZ Law, and Insurance Agent.-0fice over Il. b.
Lees Store CHESTER, VT.
r c. TOLMAN, Manufacturer Of Doors,
- Sash & Bliads, Windows Glazed, Blinds Trim
med and Painted, Cedar shingles for sale. ,,,,
1LARK H. CHAPMAN, Attorney and
" Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Also Agent for Fire and Life Insurance Companies,
PRoCr0RSVILLE Windsor Co., Vt.
1HAs. B. EDDY Attorney and Counsel.
y ior a. Law. Solicitor an Master in Chancery.
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
asG00D 4 BARKER. Manufacturers Of and
" Dealers in Wrought and Cast Iron Pipe Brass
I. Cast Iron AMI Malea0e Irgp Fittags loT sIeam.
n c. ". OsGOOD. W. G. BARKER.
II ID. BRiDGMAN, Attorney and Coun-
u selior at Law. and Solicitor in Chancery,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
= Also Commissioner to take the Acknowledgement
Of Deeds and other instruments for the state OF New
York
G BLAKE, DFNTIST.--Oaice CHASE'S
-. BLOCK. BELLOWS FALLS may be found at
hame frem the ist 10 the 18th of every month. At
SPRINGFIELD from the 18th 10 the last OF FcbTu-
ary April June August October aud December.
' Bellows FAILS, Jan 0. lNI2
fsEO. w. PORTER & co, Dealers in Dry
VI Goods. Groceries L Flour. Hardware & Betting,
also. good assortment Of Zephyr Worsteds and small
wares sfhlNdf lhl4D' ~.
(sHAS. M. MAXFIELD, Dealer in Watches,
" Clocks. Jewelry, Silver, Fancy y Toilet Wares,
Spestaeies Cutlery, stationery, Photograph Albums,
&e Weiehes Clocks and JewelTy Repaired. Also,
Engraving done. Hotel Building, CHESTER V l.
lsILBERr A. DAVIS Attorney and Coun-
" sellor AZ Law, FELCHNILLE, VT.
Solicitor aud Master in Chaneery Notary Public,
and Life AMI Fire Insurance Agent Also Licensed
Claim Agent for the collection Of Pensions, Bounties
Arrearages Of Government and state Pay.
IT AMAD0N, Matchmaker and Jeweller.--
L.. Constantly for sale Watches, Clocks, Gold and
Silver Work and Fancy Goods, Also a good assort
meat Of Suns Rides and Fishing Tackle. In Went
worth's New Buiiding.
"a NJ GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist. Teetl
~. allied with Gold or Silver Satisfaction given
in all eases
as- Particular attention is given to inserting Ar
tlfcal Teeth with all the modern improvements.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.