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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
EARLE !. EILLIRD.

The case OF Earle against BIIilald.
three days OF the past week, was one of
considerable interest to The people.
Judging from the number in attendance.
A. we understand the case, ii was re-
duccd to this: Mr.. Earle undertook +"
have Dr. Billiard make good to him Ger
tain subscriptions to the ~. .jOhHsbHiy
Times which +. l.. liovcy had collected
while he was its owner, and had failed
tn give credit for on the books: also
pay for certain dead heads" and adj
veItiSing and job printing accounts
which had been contracted under the
ll"vcN administration. and were M
paid when Bullard sold to Earle. Dr..
Billiard fought the suit on the ground
that in the sale of the accounts to Mr..
Earle he made Il large discount some
% per cent and ''lumpcd" them. on
purpose and with the express under
standing that the sum named should
Close. it out, and that there he no come
back" To he sure some of the tcSti-
mony was IL little conflicting. but there
were six able lawyers-three on each
side-and We believe they made it all
consistent and smooth. The counsel on
both sides contested every point with
great tenacity. The jury were not long
III finding that there was II" cause tor
action. thus THROWN" the expense of
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religious services which they are en-
abled to attend. The lahoreIs in these
schools have been greatly checred the
past wear by very marked religious
interest in these outlying districts.
Last Friday morning two men named
Sawyer and Henderson from Bradford,
were goin" from Sutton to Albany buy
ing horses. When near the crossing at
the Orleans and Caledonia steam mill,
their horse became frightened by Il train
of cars and ,over-turning the sleigh,
spilled ont the occupants and ran at 4
fearful rate toward Barton. OreI-tak-
ing Il Frenchman with Il woodSled, the
sleigh colidcd with it, breaking it up
badly: but the horse did not stop nor
slacken his speed until he reached Bar
ton. nearly five miles away. The
sleigh and harness were ruined. and
most likely the horse also.
There will he Il donation gathering
for the benefit of Rev. and Mrs. +. L..
Wiley. in the town hall at Sutton. on
the afternoon and evening of WcdneS-
day. the iOth. All are invited.
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l. C.lSTEH.

The last Republican SAYS that last
Friday. Mr.. VIM. Rowcll, i'll falling part
way down stairs. received injuries from
which he died. They We're Chiefly i'll
tcrnal. and such as Il Younger person,
perhaps. might have recovered from,
but his powers were too Elurh impaired
by age to render recovery possible. He
was nimcty->ix Years of age, and 1T the
time of his death WIS the oldest man in
town.
RAILw DECISION. The lrp"r; of
Judge NcSmith. referee in the case of
Adalinc Norris. against The Grand
Trunk Railroad. was brought into the
supreme Judicial Court. Judge Sargent
presiding. lately sitting ut Lancaster.
In June l-G7. the plaintiff bought Il
ticket from Portland to North StratfOrd.
and stopped over at northumberland.
On the next train the conductor refused
to recognize her cheek and pat her Oft
uhliging her Ia take another convey
ancc. On the journey she took Il cold
that has ever since held to her. On the
ticket WAS ''t;oOd for this train and the
day received; not good to stop over.
Award 5000 and costs.
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cordingly.-it being all arranged with
Mr.. and Mrs Blodgett, the family III
charge.-a few ladies slipped in there
on Monday and prepared Il royal repaSt
which was served up 10 the seven in
mates five old women and two old men.
After supper each woman was present
ed with il house shawl. and the two
men with some useful articles. Prcvi-
onsly the women had each received Il
nice warm WOODEN wrapper i'll which
they '.appearrd ont at supper. The
gratitude Of these people was quite
touching. and the garments we've well
bestowed, for it may not he generally
known that The towns poor have none
I of the luXuricS of life. and but Yer! few
of its comforts. The thouGhttulnc>S of
the ladies has done much /" cheer their
hearts through this long. cold winter
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tt.iIro:ui Trains.
Religious MretinH~.

itArrI-I CnuhcH-Mcetings in hall 81 'ai"'i"i'i"i
iilock-(Rer. W. l.. N"ycs. PASTOR sabbath
services nj lo.3O 4 Vi. I;i5 and -" = " Nt''
bath School al Zoo NJ
.,.rnor!s1 CHuRrH.-tRcv. II. &. Sheldon, Pastor.
Sabbath services al 1870 \. NJ. 10 and ''3'
IN sabbath Sch""l at 200 NJ.
<rlrH CuSG'I CHURCH,-tRe thas VI. S"uihsatc
pastorJ sabbath services ut lo:3n y. NJ. and
tJOP NJ. sabbath school at III =. NJ.
~..r-Iu Cont CHUEUH.-(Rrv. l.. o. EIast"w. Pas
tori Sabbath services al lO;;H' =. VI. and $50
T. A. sabbath school al l2:no Vi. Prayer
slee;in.- ~ ,I;.r thU,,r "Wednesday even
ilgs IA
al >G Mh<'- CHRISTIAN ira"'IAiI"N-i'raN"i
Meetings 1T tl-ir Rooms. / n"n Biloxi. Iii
,lav evenings ii 100 "'lo'A
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For the week ending TUESDAY January :. l-;2
MARKET BEEF-A few choice - - a q 10. extra
- M Il -: first quality = on second quail
ity = 10 -; third quality - - a Il ~.
STORE CATTLE-Working oxen and ~trrI- p"r
pair. sG0, slOO. s2j 5000
Mich Cows AND tALNI~-S.,O -, extra 80 =.
so. Farruw Cows Sl2 a -.
YEAELLNGs-$G ~ Il SIC: two wars old 4! -.
three wears old s2j a So.
SwISE-Wcstern fat none. Northern Dressed
Hogs y 4 sc per Ii. Stnres-W holcslle none.
PRO IL OF SHEEP AND LAMRs-In lets - -
:: ~ 81 10 a = VI per head extra = ~ = ~ per
head. or Sc per In.
Spring Lambs - 90 a = -
Brighton Hides -Ic per Ii
Country Hides per ID.
Brighton Tallow. a 6tc per H.
Country TallOw. II 5sc pei IL
Felts 81 20 a 81 20 each.
Calf skins II l-c per H.
PRICES Of PoULIRY-ENtra LA IL " per ia. i,!IiIr
good medium p'"I 3"
uIrdI;uIt
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the suit and Il heavy hill of costs upon
Mr.. Earle.
We understand there are several
other suits growing ont of the Times
newspaper: Mr.. Earle has sued Gen.
Grout for ''mal-prartice, as lac calls it.
and Gen. circuit has sued Nh. Earle for
libel. and Mr.. Rankin has sued Mr..
Inycy for services as editor before it
waS sold to DIR. iiullarA. If the TmeS
should speak its honest convictions We
imagine it might eXclaim: 1t were net
Ter for me had never been born.
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CiLEDONII COTNTf COIHT

DECEMBER TERM. lSIl.
HON. JONA. ROSS. Presiding Judge
Hon. JoNA. Il. DAZZLING. J Associate
Hon. HENRY pERLEY. Judges.
CHARLES +. WEEKS. sheriff
\. r. RANKIN. Clerk.
No. -. .Joscph T,HdcH rs. Peter Pd,O
Reported last week. Verdict for pltf,
for SI7 - and costs.
No. ini. Samuel Bc1y rs. Stephen e.
OTIS. rrcspasS. The plt1. and def
both carried CRISIS of some six bushels
of wheat TO "Lyndon mills" to be
ground into flour. The miller by mis-
take sent Mr.. Bcrry's glist to Mr.. Otis
who III once SAW the mistake and call
ell upon Berry and informed him of that
fact but wanted Seventy-fivc cents. the
amount he had paid to get the grist
from the mill. Otis asked Berry when
he would go to the mill and was in
formed that he should not go for some
days. ThereupOn Otis who was out OF
noun t'tlIl'i i'tiiN SliSl b'iSh ~ liz
mill and left it. The miller testified
that the grist was at the mill at time OF
trial but that Berry had told him to keel
it. In this action pltf. claimed that the
deft's act in carrying back the grist tc
the mill constituted an act of trespass
The court ruled that trespass was not
the proper remedy and ordered IA YER
dict for deft. to recover his costs
Brown. Dickey Il Smith for plff. Ca.
hoon, Circuit for dett.
No %. Joseph Greenwood rs. Cdlrir
Wood. Action on the case for damage.
done to plff:.'s horse. The pltf.'s testi-
mony tended to show that dett. hired
his horse to work Oh moving machine
three days in week and three hours 6
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/ GfHJD cow

Mr. T. Weymouth of p;>>ump>ic has
4 COW. from which three hundred HIS.
nt butter ha, been made the pa,i sea-
son from March II to Dee. 1O.-bc-
side. what milk and cream was used in
family of two. and four dollars worth OF
milk sold. The milking and ciruIuing
WIS al! done by Mrs. Weymouth. 4 lady
of - wears This may appear Il large
story. hut We have good evidence 'haI
il * literally true
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ST .jOUN&BTRT CENTRE.


\, the congregational church last
sunday, superintendent Eplraim Stone
received from the sabbath School New
Year, token IoSeN cod writing-'lcSk ,
stationery accompanying. also the best
gold pcn-and- pencil cIsc the market
could Afford. He has dropped the iron
bar for II day or two To attend I" rai-
ouS correspondence.
Tin. people of the congregation sent
New Years greeting to the pastor and
hi, wife at their dwelling, i'll the per
son of Ajax the SON of Oilcu>. VIII" lift;
hi> silver spear an,i inlck!cr under the
canopy ui = classic rak, standard. and
thi-
.Ail> competitor hath none, iht"ughom'
The Grrcians of what land soc'cr.
The sabbath School opens the Year
with Il new lihrar& of ~" Volumes.
carefully selected.
". Il. >holcy aud wife We're ahund-
antlN timed on their tenth anniversary.
Jan. l>I.
The big wood-rilc> III" ny again
south of the railway station.
One red squirrel that | w"t Of over i'll
the woods. celebrates The holidays by
crawling ont Of his hole and chattcring
Happy New Year To nr. All. my dear
Adiidaumo. run back into Your hollow
trrc-top and wind that hu-hy tail
around your ears. tnr think | sniff Il
cold north wind coming down this way
from the top al Burke mountain
ITEIrIi.
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IHE EIEE II E.IHION.

We learn that the late fire at iiaIi"ll
was probably caused 10y parties who
made. Il lodging house" of DWinclI :
furniture rooms without the consent OF
the owner. The report l. that tw"
Young couples effected an entrance into
the iuiidiny by the back door. and attcl
making Il fire in III" stove below. pro-
rrCded to- the occupancy ri the room Iii
which We're the sofas nn sale. l;N some
means tie fire cNtpu,fcd farther than
the battles intended. ana thcE were
smoked out of their retirement. Find
ing il inlpracti,-ahlc to get ont the WAY
they got in. they broke open the mont
door and escaped prri>hin% i'll the fire,
pmc of the Young gents sounded the
alarm sum,tiur hriulc honest I"lk-
joined in the cry.
A<"rnrE i>rnr N EAwr"N. \
dwelling ahnul I, mile frnul Barton vii
la"c WAS ron>,;med hN lire Monday
morning. We have not learned The
owners name or amount ui loss.
=. S.-We learn that the above was
the dwelling house and two barns. OWL
/ rd hv George Bicktnrd. ON the Duck
/ Pond road. Loss about S.!!.5'M. In.
( Suramrc = ,6tW.
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ST. ,sohnsburp Galedonlan.
:, .I,hr.bury VT. Friday. Jan. ,. 1872.

- Friends in tins section OF the STATE VIII "dd
,,,i,rv 10 the interest nj the 'aIrd"ninn by
.,,in. Il. l.-al items promptly and in BRIT lee
.hl, form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

,IuSL-South,.n and Western 81 \ NJ ami -"
r.N. southern way 30 4. N. Northern and
stage mails 400 r Nj
,rrIVE-Northern 90I VI. southern and
Western ll:0s \. NJ. and 4:j5 =. N. Southern
way H. r. Stage mails s:l5 4. NJ
Stages LEAVE Tor the Fast and West Of "iIIFai
ofij- p NJ. train returning :" connect with
yOJ train next morning
,,n,.-. hours from /. A. NJ. To +. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

To the Weak, the Worn, and the Weary, the
Editor of the Enstun Recorder SAYS. We can most
uuhcsitatingly recommend the Peruvian Syrup Il
protected solution of the protoxidc Of iron, all
the weak, the worn, and the weary havin. richly
experienced it, benefits. II pos,essc1 all the quail
ties claimed for it by its proprietor
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VILLAGE MEETING.


ne annual injecting w INC Ni'''S'
corporation was itl'' at ''' "'NH "'''
on ''iht>'t'N' barron N""i'"i'' '"'
. fi"Nlhrht. III inc 'htil' h' l"il"" III
! "ili''tN were '''''''' '"i inc year '">''
l"S
,''"" 90 '"'' -n'''''''
"'" "'' - ''''','
i'''''' '''''' :"
" III ! I'LL ''''i'N>'
'''">"''' i'"''''' 'i"''''''
'"''"' ~"'''''"i' humphrey
f"' ""'"f"H IL +. i'"ili'l>' IAN
| '"l" " i'''H l'''iici "l''H W. i '''''ii'
-NicN' STUART ''"''' H. >'fN CHS y l.
a'P'll''r'
-t""''"'" "'''lN"H' ''''i"'
y VI ""h'
Il. W. Peabody ANA ''"ih u. Miller
were ricctt" trustees. h'l' ""tlllir" 'ht
h"h"i anu We're "Nr"Stu. ~ 'h''\ no"
stand. II l. the Ola board tl"c'cu Ni'h
tlicS, to" exceptions. Mc>>i>. tla'iwirk
ahd ilHlc taking their place.
he "lhr" "f collector WAS r'l up ii
auction. and Wa. 'it on tN :. Hum
Fh!rN, VIII" Is /" collect h"tI village
ANA highway taxes tor S"''.
10y 'h' report "i 'i' 'i"S'''>' "'
learn that the total amount "i "ihtiS
drawn l'> them the past year Is S''l"9'
distributed as follows a: tNprr~cS on
highways and parks @''''-"- II" tie
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ST T1fI.N.

SUTTON.
The congregation worshipping i'll the
Frcrvill Baptist church at Sutton Rev.
Mi. Wiley. pastor. had Il joyous occa-
sion Christmas eve. Two large trees
were loaded with presents, and there
were many more which the trees would
not contain. Every Sabbath School
scholar was remembered.
This church SIlStainS four mission
schools during the summer season, III
different parts of the town-one ofthenl
being more than four miles from the
Corner" AZ many of the people i'll
this town are destitute of teams, these
mission Sabbath schools are the only
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r. 9. L AIR D
Manufacturer ul the

CELEBRATED BLUE MOCNTAI>
GRANITE MONUMENTS TAI.
LET'S, HEAD STONES, &c. Sc.
Also, importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
IABLETS,-&C., Sc.
have Polished Granite now on hand
md will import 10 order AMI sell the
same for less than can he bought in
Boston. Discount to the trade. Over
:Oo designs on hand. Please call and
sec.
~. I"h"sjV,V ". J"'g T. Ill -,
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Rev. Rob't SOuthgate was installed
over the Congregational Church at
Hartford Dec. Goth, Rev. DR.. Lord of
Montpelier preaching the sermon.
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,2lrn entertainments.
Persistent Advertising la the right u,.diu
brings busine.s.


,..,i -..,,,, Al, ..,;.i,, l., ,,, iii, ,:.,
ir;rc. rhm.;r.". '" ~
hrI<-rrI.s v-,X.rrn, ,.-,,l ,,,,,,.r,. ;.,,,
| -, -, p,;,, .,.i,.-,' ~ -
I l1l 80, W., a. an @ 'rti' van
~, -, 81 j., " ,-.,,,.I,,,s.,,,. " as
.. , = ii,;j;,i' =, I,,, I,,,' 20 eel '' ''''
~ ,,' az - - ,,I ,-,
-N''' -''' '"''I'"'''"' "'"""' $500
THE Annual meeting Of tine Caledonia Fair
L Hl"und company VIII h: holden on Tuesday.
Ian i" L. at the -. j"hnNtulT linuN'' al :
y.-9- \. q. CHiDWIgk. sec
y stock rf PERUVIAN GUANo must send in ti,ir
order hy il. ;iI~t II February.
a.9g WM. STEVENSON. At
West Barnet Vt
--
ITA,1<iC.-wnn,cd.o on SALARY Cd, commission.
vi Members nf H. Fraternity - Iorrts for i,t1
ever published \ rar, rh3nr. send for cir,.,,iar
NJ VI EEDDINIi n co. Publishers ii M.."ni,
Works Trmulc Ruildin. ~ i;ruadway New
| OSi. On Thur Stay evening, either AZ the
plain, Gold Ear Ring. with black trimmings and
two small pearls set in it Any person lravin" the
same at this office will he Suitably rewarded
St ,I"hnshury Dec. -, Isl. It
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

At II. AlhanS. the high wind Of sat
d. ..;slrt III, u'," one I'll the small
columns of the strcplc of the ConGrcga-
tional church. hrokca window. and tore
up the slate i'll one "r Nv" places. Two
Of the Weldon House chimncys We're
badly di>organiIcd, and several chin
ucy> i'll other parts al the village We're
more "r less damaged. While the coach
of the American House was conveying
Mr.. Miller and wife, OF OSden>burgh, to
Mr.. Sessions house, on Lake Street, the
coach was overturned by fierce gust
of wind, injuring the inmates consider
ably though not seriously. The coach
was also overturned on its return TO
e,hotel. "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

HARRIS BROCKWAY'S ESTATE.
L l. STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office. in
-. Juhnsbury in said district. On the End day OF
January, y. u. lS12.
Romeo +. BruckwaY. executor OF III" last will
and testament OF Harris BrOckway. late Oi ST
Juhnshury i'll said district. deceased, presents his
administration account for examination and allow
ance, and makes application for decree of distri
button and partition of the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon. il is ordered by said Court. that said
account and said application he referred to
sion al said Court To be held the Probate Office
iii said 81. Johnsbury on the goth day of January.
\. D. lS.a for hearing and decision threOn And il
is further ordered that notice hereof he given to
all persons interested, 10y publication OF the same
three weeks succcssivcly in the CalcdOnan,
paper published at 81. JOinShury previous to said
lime appointed for hearing, that they may appear
al said time and place. and show cause il any they
may have, why said account should not be allowed
ard -iirh decree made.
by the CoUrt Attest.
ASA l.. IIENCH II. Judge al Probate.
Iruc copy of Record. Attest
:" - ASA l.. FRENCH, judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

What musical instrument represents
a consumed johnnycake : The corn
ct. of course - LOreH Courier
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Total, III
The Collector will be at the follow ing places. as
designated, to receive the above taxes, viz
Bacon & Ide's Store at the Centre, Monday, Har-
vey & Haskels Store, Railroad street Tuesday, and
IT. Johnsbury House. Wednesday of each week in
January, and East Village Jan. 70.
All that pay said taxes before Feb I, will receive
per cent. discount on the State tax.
business hours from to O'Clock each day.
GIT i. WARD Collector.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

~want"n j. somewhat excited, but
not more - than some other towns
over the purchase. hy ;hr McSSrs.
fairbanks. of II. .I"lni>hury, Bradley
Barlow of II .ilhanS. ami Col. .!rwett
of Swautun. Of seven hundred acrcS of
land ~ ing between SWant"m Falls and
the lake. The price paid is about
%7O.UUO. The distance from Swant"n
village tn the lake l. one mile. and 1t Is
hcautitul for situation a. we'll a. i'll the
quality of the land. 1t is now Il certain
~ that the Portland and bgdcn>hulG
Railroad will hr very Suun extended ia
the lal.c. and Il wharf hIIili for the .Ic-
rommodatinn of boats. \ surveyor l.
NOW lnratimg the road and >oumdim"S
have been taken for the wharf. All
;hiS looks well for Nv,dni"I,. and pIoNts
thai the Portland and D"dcn>hIg
Railroad j. gon. to he one of the inSti-
tutiuu, of the State. not wholly III the
interest oi II. .Alhan>. Since the Fair
banks Company gave lis the hand OH
the l"utc termination III Swanton, they
have turned neither Ia the right hand
nor left. but have proved their chaIiiC-
ter 50 long sustained A. inronuptihlc
ni,.u. The efforts To turn the Portland
aud Ogdcn>hIirg Railroad have been
gigantic (~iiicr il became u certainty
hut have awaited nothing. Swanton
believes in Fairbanks y Co. fo,rf%-
iond,Hcc HHiIihJi"H free Pres.
The above item iSr"rcct IN the main.
We are >Hrc. however that the PARTIES
Interested laN.. no feeling against It.
Nlhan>. Il, Il sentence in the above
might Indicate. bit are simply looking
forward t" The future interests OF the i.
< q. Railroad i'll their action III this
matter. .A> we understand il. the orig
inal charter of the I.nmuillr Valley
Railroad WIS amended a> to carry
the line from Swanton. its then ter
and ahalt. The building III this road
to the lake, and the erection there Of
Suitable and ample wharf accummnda
| tionS. make this place AZ good Il ship
ping point as any on lake Champaign
aud the advantages of hay ing the west
crn terminus of the Z. \ q. Railroad at
wafer communication must ne obvious
to all. When the Caughnawaga canal
is completed. connecting lake Cham
plain with the -. Lawrence river. the
foresight of llieSe men in getting a char
ter To the lake and in controlling Suffi-
Client lake front for business purposes,
will he still more apparent.
We understand that VIM. Il. Hatch,
ES,I of Fairbanks x Co.. New York. is
also a party in this purchase.
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HesajMis;,.

In ST. Joius!ury. Dec. -. Mr. Russell Under
w""d. aged = wears aud = Months
In Wo"i~rillr. Y Il. prr. ~ Henry ii-!i -, ii
So Wears.
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SpsriaI Ncfirrs.
Patrons of Husbandry.

Grcen Mountain Orange, No. /, ST JohnsbuIy
VI. Regular meetings held the drst Saturday ..
.dck nto.ih. al o'clock =. NJ.
F. V. POWERS. Secretary.
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DEATHS ~ rEEHONT-I-7I.

.
Challmccy X. Williams contributes
the neurology of Vermont for ISL to
the Rutland HtYnh. II is quite full
and extended. We both abhrcviate
and cnmdcuSr
Jan 10. Il. f. Mason of Woodstock :
IN eminent portrait painter.
Ian Re-. y , l>,,rr Di-lIUp Of W Ind
snr: Ton many Nrlr> editor Of the Fhr0E-
IL.
Feb. Il. Joseph W. r"lhurn of
Springfield. aged -.
Feb. %, Da> i'll NJ. Camp, prIhH. -
once Lieutenant Governor.
MsrchrIDayti Crawford. futnrS
IA soldier Of 1912.
Marcht-Is VIM. Spencer OF Corinth,
89Lprominent in Orange County for
MANI talnliyyIv!eeHSrs . tHH4<A .suIop sI".','
MAJ %, 1Ds Daniel iiTb5 Is. Howard Of Bur
/ lington. 80.
Apr. 3. John q. Dickinson nf Benson
a>>aS>inuted 10y the ku-klux at Mari
I anne. L lblltld.
May :. VIM. +. Barncs. Rutland. III
/ killed III his maj bic quarry.
/ JUNE, -. Charles {. Dewey. Rutland,
/ IL al one lime prominent lawyer i'll
/ The state.
July -. liaIHillai Darrnpolt, Eut-
land. - u prominent Mason.
sept. Julian II. Dewey. t. Al
/ bans. p; u LAWYER.
( sept. L.. Rev Joshua y. Fairbanks.
rector Il. Thomas Church. Brandon.
Sept. .t;ro. W. benedict. Bulling-
ton. - once professor i'll VI. lniNrI-
/ -iry. and editor and proprietor of the
/ F,'r Press.
oct. ). john l.. Marsh. I lArrndnn, IL.
Nov u. Loyal {. Kellogg. benson,
81 judge OF the >uprrmr court
Nov. =. Rev. Horace Fletcher.
/ Townsend, a..
Dee. .Ocl billings, Woodstock, ~
Dec. ID. VIM. Nash. New Haven. S3
/ Dee L.. john II. Simmons. Middle
/ bury. - l.. &. VI. q. +.
Dee. rhnddrms Il. Fletcher. Hm-
! lingt"n.
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