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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

VINO Is Miss sAwYEGi-Some have queried ~ to
whether friend, Mr.. Robbins, Of Rockland Maine,
manuf ctufcr Of Miss Sawyers Incompatible compound
did not her name acttously. In that mlsryng We
never FOR moment shared or the name Of Miss has
long stood the list Of Rookand readers, aud
have known that she Is both an estmabe lady, and u
nomher Of the Baptist church In that city Only last
week II good fortune to meet Miss s., who il u
lady OF any years, at the Ta'ehman Office, and
he Interview lon donht Their as to her persona
Identity lof which none In faet In existed ,
or as to her we'll applied benevolent skill sho has
been the beueaetor OF many thousands and promises
he Of many thousands more, since learn tAat the
sayo Of which she the original recipe Ia greater
demand, far and near than before. Careful
always MIN 10 he not TO lend columns TO endorse
nent which do not believe II gives only pleasure
to speak thus Of Miss Sawyer and Of her enieacious
emetv, and also 10 learn that by being brou.ht 20
arsely the knowled 20 Of the public through e.
ellumns It's sa has bsea greatly promoted EaieA~as
4 Rsassiyr, MpeA q, ls12
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COLLECTOR APPOINTED. Gen. WILLIAM WELLS,
of Burlington. has received the appointment Of
Collector Of Customs for the District Of Vermont,
made vacant by the resignation Of Gen. Stannard.
The appointment is one in every respect proper
n he made. Gen. Wells is one Of the best bust
ness young men in the State. lie il a son Of
Hon. William W. Wells, late of Waterbury,
well known 10 must Of our readers, a. one Of the
leading merchants and most enterprising bushes,
men Of our county Gen. Wells war record is
one Of the best of any Of our gallant Vermont
soldiers. Commencing as FRS, Lieutenant Of Co.
{. 1T Vermont Cavalry, with which regiment he
remained until the close Of the war, be was regu-
larly promoted until at the time Of his muster
out Of service, he had attained the rank Of Brig
adler General. His GOODNESS, bravery and kindly
care for the soldiers rendered him one of the
mos, popular officers that ever commanded Yer
mont trOops.
In 1896, Gen Wells was elected Adjutsnt and
Inspector General Of Vermont, succeeding Gen.
p T. Washburn in that Office. which he has held
up to his present appointment. For several
years past Gen. Wells has been resident Of Bur
lington, and member cf the 6rm Of Henry 4
Co, wholesale drug merchants.
His business capacity, integrity and correct
habits. combined with bis brilliant career in the
army, will, we fee assured, commend bis appoint
ment 70 the minds of all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

Messrs. Editors Of The Wdtehmaa & Journal
| have read in your paper Of last week the Gard
Of Z. +. Andrews, founded as he says upon the
reports which are common in your village, which
he has picked up and given circulation also the
.celsiea, given to it by himself What have to
says., Il" ~ II such report is in circulation, ii
il false there is not a word Of truth in it from
beginning TO end | never have mentioned the
name Of Deacon E. Il. Andrews in connection
with the matter to any person living, II any
one has stated so 1t has been with intent to inure
me would now only ask my Brother Andrews
'Ohdi is the Gospel direction, in dealing with an
erring brother2
This is all have to say respecting the many
alsehoods that have been circulated in this sien-
ity about me. Yours truly,
s H. o BoswoRrn
BKRLIS, April %, 1872.
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TnE TES, OF rRurg.-When a nation a clear
headed as the Americans becomes convinced from
long experience and observation. thst article POI
,esses superior excellence medicine, not all the
proposteroas camor OF all the worthless nostrum
ders in the universe shake their belief In It's OF
oenoy Truth Is very tenacious thing these VOL.
thles are beginning TO discover plantation Biters"
has too arm hold upon the popular esteem to be In the
sllhie.t degree effected by THO cold water datribes
which tho advertisers Of iermonted slops without
particle OF alcohol" 20 fond Of launching against
alcoholic preparations. The public knows very well
that this peerless renovan and tonic does contain spf
It, but also knows that they OF the purest and
most wholesome description viz fine old st. CrolS the
most active and beneficial duser Of its remedial and
nyIgoatlng properties throughout ,he system which
could possibly be adopted.
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BsRRr.-The Republicans will meet at the
Town Hall, on the 29th inst, at P. NJ, to cleo,
delegates to the State Convention at Bellows
Falls, May LIST. The selectmen have warned
another town meeting, to be holden April Goth,
to make further provisions about the Montpelier
4 White River Railroad
The carpenters and joners have commenced
work in the village in good earnest, and from
present indications they will have large amount
Of work in town the coming season.
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"a ga t h s..

In wolaot', April Q. Mrs. s,Logr HunnslL. ssed %
years.
50 years.
In Moth Du4bury, April u, wntiAs Hssar, aged
about IS years
In Mdllesex, April ao Mr Jons LoSo, formerly Of
Wttsleld. aged So years.
Ia Washington, April 49, Widow BETsrY DAHrHoLo-
nav CALEr, aged ~ years
IN Ruaori, April 70, nASSAH P, widow Of the late
S r. Bagg r, aged 6j years.
In s.. Adams April Pa, LAMA W daughter of Rev.
". d. and MARI Malcolm, ased Is years.
Ia East llardrok April o. ~ Inn di ease Mr. O. G.
OsGoop, aged o. yearsi months and % days.
Ia Ka.t Montpelier on tho 2st inst, Of pneumonia,
srLVANus Mousse, ESQ., In the 10th year of his age.
Ia Barre, April % Ms nsrsEY wife OF David French,
aged Printers Ia NV Hampshire please copy
Diod in Wolcott April %, Mrs. OLIVIA Davenport
wife Oi joe. Davenport formerly OF Williams own aged
90 year.. months and days.
IN Warren March ~, hr. SERgPrA SPAULDIsa, aged
SO ears
Mrs spauldng was member OF the Congregai' onal
Church. but lived n fellowship aud good will with tho
mcinleEs Of all other churches She practically
disciple Of the Redcemer, aud m very deed m er 10
all She nov rosts hom her labors but her works sur
vlYc.
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AMI GRANT AT NoRTHFlELD. The Republic
cans Of Mortified, few days since, were sur
pri~ed to learn that meeting had been called 10
appoint delegates to Cincinnati, signed by a
" committee" and after dilgent inquiry, we're
unable to learn the origin Of the call. James n.
johnson, Esq, who always voted the Democratic
ticket, seemed quite interested in drumming up
the Republicans to attend said meeting but
aside from him, no one seemed to know anything
about it. The Republicans Of Mortified almost
universally are for Grant, and all meetings OPP
posed to him, may be considered bogui
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WARREN Warren has decided to build town
house, with two halls the coming season, by a
majority Of eighty-nine Of all the voters in town.
The colored toons did fight brayey IT the last
meeting. X. NJ Bucklin is to he the master
builder lie is also building hou~s Tor 5. Ban
mister, Esq, which promises IN be an ornament
n the village Samuel Cro~ier has hi. house
nearly completed, and there are quite a number
Of other buildings in process Of construction in
town, all Of which looks well for the prosperity
Of the place.
DIR. E. W Slayton, while returning from
East Warren, where he had been to set broken
ankle for A. E Eldridge, on the 18th of April.
was thrown from his horse and dislocated an
ankle joint.
S. d. Allen, while exercising his horse last
Thur.day afternoon, in The village, was thrown
from his gig, distance Of twenty-four feet
striking upon his back, and received severe in
juries 10 the hip and arm.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
la Probate Court heid at Montpelier within and lor
aid District, on the 1lth day OF april. A. d. isf2i
40 Instrument, purpOftng q be Che last VIII and Tes-
tHneut o. stephen frcenaa late Of Mon pelcr In said
st ut decreased being presented u tue Court ~ hlnma
L. freeman. tho Exrcutrx therein naned, fr PROBATE
s ordered ny SAID Court, that all persons concerned
herein rc notified 10 appear said Court to
vhuld AZ the PROBATE Oiss Montpelier, on the iith
bi OF May A. -. i17l, aud show cause, II any they
may have against thu prouate OF SAID Will iur which
4rpose IL further ordered that copy uf the
s order be published three successfully the
Vermont Malchman a STATE journal prntei &C Mont
feller, previous 10 said tune appointed for hearing.
~ the Court. Attest,
1921 n A. CHASE Register
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East CALAIS The snow, which so tenaciousy
clung to our midst has gradually yiel1ed. until
now wheeled vehicles are the only ones used in
our yillage. The farmers on the hills are again
in communication with US in a more substantial
way than by using hand-sleds, the only convey
ance used for some time past n bring in their
butter and sugar The quantity Of sugar thus
far is much less than the usual make, and the
season seems about through.
The people in this vicinity seem to he awake
TO their mroad interests and the amount re.
quiret by this town toward defraying the ex-
pen-es for preliminary survey through this sec
tim, in connection with Montpelier and Black
River Valley, is at the disposal of our committee
The Moscow House is undergoing extensive
repairs, rendering it much more commodious AZ
well a. adding much to its general appearance
There are other improvements to be made in the
village, some already begun, and others soon to
commence; new dwellings to 60 up, old ones be-
ing rsmodeled and repaired, making, in all, busy
work for our carpenters through the coming
season
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AAarrtaqes.

Ia Washington April Is, by Rev. II. F. Dickey, JoHy
ki>IlE, Of Chicago, Ill., and Mi. MrRA q. BowLKs Of
Washington.
Ia West Topsham. April oh. by Rev. o. Shipman, as
sisted hN Rev. Mr.. fosor uHNAN J,CKsOS, u Orange,
anl Miss EVA VANCE, OF Tppsham.
in Wells River. April TO- by Rev Wm Palmer. Dr.
u. y. lllcguk and Mrs. ELLsN NJ nEAS, daughter Of
Hon. Abel Underwood, both Of Wells RIVER
In Malone, n. y, April L., b, Rev c. H. A. Buckley
Rev liEnMOy G. KiGUs. Of rutherford Park n D. aid
Mss AGsts T. BArss, daughter Of 5 r. bates VI. D.,
of Malone, ~ Y.
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Watchman Sc journal.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1872.


Tho Onion Republican voters Of Montpelier are re-
quested ~ meet at Village Hall, on Friday evening,
April 26th to elect three delegates to the Republ
State Convention, TO he held at Bellows Falls May t.
for the purpose Of choosing delegates to the National
Republican Convention, at Philadelphia, June o, to
nominate candidates for President and vco President
to be supported Of the next November election.
Pea ORDER Tows Couyirrrr.
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LTATE on VERMONT.

- WN0UINUT'IN DINTNINT, s..
IA Probate Court hed At Montpelier, within aud Tor
ala liistr Ct On the 2ld day VI Apnl, A. %. is12i
An instruneut purpOrt,ng 10 be the last VIII and
Testament Of tEfa Dtsrtt OF ~ MOutp ser, In
said district, DECEASED, hen presented to the Court by
= helton, tho Executor therein natued, Tor PrOates
IL IL ordered ~ SAID Court that persons concerned
therein TO notci To appar at session Of said cOur to
held at the Poo ate Oihcc In Montpelier, the 18th
lay Of May A ID. 1874 aad show cause " any they may
lave, against the probate OF sad Ntl for when pur
,ose Is utther ordered, that copy OF record OF
gis order published three weeks successfully Ia the
Vermont Waterman state 10 ,rnal, printed Mont.
.ciie, previous 10 .aid time appointed Tor hearing
By the Court.--Attest,
1871 IIAkNEY TILDEN. Judge.
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TATE OF VERMONT.

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT 50.
lu Probate Court holden at Bfuokfeld la and Tor sid
u.iri e. ON the sd ,a,- Oi April, A. ~ ai4i
hirnctsr Bass Executor OF the last VIII and Tcs.
divnt ol squire byneict late OF Mitamaowu, In said
sircti tcrusefi, uiasus application e. said Court 10
Ntcnh the tune heretofore hin 70 pay the dehts
tuu tnm sud rttc, aud Co render his on
iceouut untli some future dtyi
Whurcupoi 30 IS ordered ~ said Court IN Vt sn4 appli-
alton ur heard 40 the Pc ate Osr, ia BuIkncld, on
lac ON day Of JIue AMI, Il IS iurtnur Orure tat
Go he gwen o. all psrOns cd by public ,tun OF
ir ORDER 100 the Neruout Ndtghmau anu state Journal
lrntci 40 Montpelier turce weeks suocessvey before
atd hearing
b., the Court-Attest,
1921 JOHN H. CLEAvELAND, Judge
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NTATE or YERMaNT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
IN Probate Court held at Montpelier wthn and for
,uid District, on the ith day Of April A. ID ts72s
Al instrument purpOrting to b0 the last VIII and
Testament OF Thomas Phelps late OF Waterbury,, in
said District Decreased, being presented 10 the Court by
Isaac Davis, the therein named for prOhutet
u 10y said Court, that all persons concerned
therein he notified appear at of said Court
ehe at the p ate Oce ia Montpelier the q III day
VI April A. D. lsl2 and show cause, II ans they may
nave, against the Probate OF said VIII for which puI
pose II further ordered, that copy OF tho record Of
this order he published three weeks successfully In III
vermont Watchn N State Journal printed AT Mont
peler, previous To said time appointed for hearing.
ly the uourt,-Attust,
1913 n A. CHASE, Register.
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CrATE OLE VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
,d District on the lith day OF April, a. D. 1872
Chal les r. Batchelder, guardian OF Alice Etson,
Hurry son amt Isabel Eson, children OF Nathaniel
" EsOn, late OF Panhed, In said district, deceased.
makes Application 10 saii Court Tor license 10 sell the
6iow NJ he cflhod real estate Of his sad warts 10 WI
Al their Ants and Interests in the real estate OF which
aid deceased diod seized and possess in this State
epresentug that the sale thereof for the PURPOSE OF
putting the proceeds Of sue sale Il Interest or uve ting
the Ia stacks real estate, would 10 heneh a 70
aid wards Mneeupun lis ordered by said Court, that
aid appUcstO he referred 10 -ession thereof 10 he
ied al the Probate ,ce In said Montpelier the 7h
las May. A. n.sl2, Tor hearing aud decision thereon
And II further ordered that all persons Interested no
otaed hervofhy publ mtion ofntce Of said apple ton
,d order thereon three weeks successyey Ia the Yer
nont Watchman and STATE Journal. printed at Mont
Dser before said time OF hearng that they may appear
4 said tlme aud place, and, II they see cause object
hereto
1870 Ma. CHASE. Register.
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Amour TO MoyE.--We are pleased to learn that
town to Montpelier, and open law Office. Mr..
Deayitt has already secured quite an extensive
practise in More,own, bot we presume removes
to this place with yiew to farther extending
the 50 me
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List of Letters.
Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office
AprR %, 1872.

LADIIs-Mss Cattle A. Gruny Mrs. Josie Norton, Mis-
Mary Robinson, Mrs. James Y. Robbins, Mrs Eftle
Turner, Mrs. Samantha Vaughn, MI = Minnie Walker.
Miss Addlo Watt rInan.
= GgSrLrnrs--Eddlo II. Clark a. p. Chase, James r..
CLARK, james O'Connor. n T. CATER, o Camp Arthur
buggalt W, D Hancock, j, w. Joaes, David LaFralne,
WIN. Morris, PhIibrook ksndsll, Charles Reynolds,
George ssllsy.
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rTATE OLE YERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
Ia Probate Court, held At Montpelier within and for
said District, ou the 10Th day Of April, A. ID. ts72i
An instrument purportng to he the last will and tes-
lament OF Ira Chaueriin, late VI East Montpelier, In
sad district deceased being presented 10 the by
Austin Arms the executor therein named for proDate
II L. ordered ny said Court that ali persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session Of said Court
held at the PROBATE Office In Montpelier, the eth
my Of May A. ID. is52 aud show cause, u any they
uay have against the Probate Of said Will for which
urpOse It further ordered, that copy OF the record
81 this order he published tree weeks successfully in
he Vermont Waterman and state Journal, printed at
Montpelier previous "a said time appointed for hearing
by the Court-Attest,
isO HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY FAN At Al ad-
iourned meeting Of the Connecticut River Valley
Agricultural Association, held at Claremont, n
H., on Wednesday, it was voted to hold their
next fair at Clarenont, and the days fixed upon
for the fair were September 18th, 18th and 10Th
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EySee Mr. Brooks notice of where he can be
found while bridging over from his dilapitated
old quarters to rooms both new and capacious
lie is still convenient Of access, keeps up bis
stock, and proposes to sell as much cheaper as a
great reduction in rent will warrant
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Tns only scientific rational and successful mode Of
treating caiarr in head that has been devised, con
ssts 10 applying Dr. Sago's Caiarrh Remedy with Dr.
Pieroes Nasal Douch the only method OF reaching tht
upper ehamHers uf tho nose and taking Dr. Porce's
Golden Medical Discovery eonshfuti9na Treatment
To this thorough Of treatment the disease Yields
as surely Gre Is oxengulshed by water The Doucho
and two medicines for 81 by all druggists. bel
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NV PURcHAsE.-The Vermont Central Rail
rad Company has purchased the propeilers
&" Bolivar" and Tilly," each Of 600 tons ca
paoity, and will start new line between New
London and New York, for their heavy freight
over the New London Northern Railroad
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISrRlCT 81.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier, In said District,
on IA. ith day uf April, A. D. lSIl. -
LOWS Mood al Illustrator, De boas with the Will
annexed o the tate OF Aaron LAM. late Of Calais,
IN sad district, deceased presents his decentralization
count Or examination aud allosance, aud makes APP
pcatlon for decree Of distribution aud Partition ei the
estate Of sa deceased.
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application he referred 10 session there
Of he held at the prOnate Onee IN sad Montpelier
the 3lth day OF April A D.. 1872, for hearing and de-
oison thereon And. IL " further ordered that notice
hereof he given o all persons Interested by pu LEGATION
II the same thrre weeks successfully In the vernont
Waterman state Journal. newspaper ruh shed al
Montpelier previous To said tine appointed ior heafne
that they may APPEAR al said time and place aug
show cause, II an, they may have. shy sad account
should not be- allowed aud such decree made.
I7is Ma CHASE, Register
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpeller, Ia said Dis
trct, on the 2ji dag OF April, A ID, lsl2i
l. q. Camp Administrator OF tho estate Of Simon
g. Waterman, late OF Barre la 'aid district deceased,
presents hs administration account for examination and
Allowance and makes application Tor decree Of dstrl
iuton aud partition Of the estate OF sal DECEASED.
Nhereup Il ordered by said Court, that said ac
,ount aud said application he referred to a session
thereof TO be held at the Probate Once la said Mont
pei,r the 18TH day Of May A. u. lsl2, for hearing
aud decision thereon,
And IL iurthvr ordered that notice hereof he given
ali person Int este by publication OF The same three
weeks success vely In the NernOnt Waterman state
Journal, w.paper published at Muntpeer previous
SAID tune appointed for hearing, that they may appear
u said time aud ace, and show cause, any they may
have why SAID account should not be allowed aud such
decree made.
by the Court,-Attest
tq3t HARVEY TTIDFN Tudpe
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WAIsrIELD.-CaptainR Rufus Barnard, now 81
years old, has lived in this town, and on the same
farm, seyenty-nine years We doubt il there is
an older resident of the county. lie buried his
wife the past winter. His own health is remark
ably good
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A NNER HUBBARD's ESTATE.

4 n The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
iuAUrahle Probate Court Tor the District Of Washno
Commissioners to receive, examine, aud adjust all
aims aud demands vi all persons against te estate OF
Auucr Hubbard late OF Montpelier, Ia said district de-
cased represented nsolvent aud the term OF six nUnhs
the lith day Of April, A. d. 1871. being allowed by
said Court the uredturr Of said deceased exhibit
nd prove their respective claims before Give notice
hat we will attcnd 10 the dutes Of appointment at
office OF Peek Jononnott In AOutpeller in said
istriot on tue last rnursd Us Of July aud October
1uXt at Que u'uo n IN the afternoon, each Of said
Jays ALbERf JO,lONNOTf, .,o,,,,,..t.....
ASA BLANCHARD }'o'"n''oners'
Montpoliar. AprII %, Nv ~. 1870
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~ Messrs j. W Ellis & Co.. in another col
umn, call attention to their very large stock Of
new gods The house is one Of the oldest and
most reliable in the village, and tho~e who pat
ronize it will be to get the full value Of their
money.
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CELEBRATION. Claremont will celebrate the
opening Of the Sugar River Railroad from Con-
cprd To Claremont, with a monster picnic IN the
Fourth Of July The Governors Of New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts,, and other promi-
uent persons have been invited to attend
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Miss A. NJ. Smith, having sold out her stock Of Millin
cry Goods thanks her customers for tholr patronage
and solclts continuance Of the same for Mr. s. $.
Toyner
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- IA s;rhers, having been appointed by no IIouOr
e no ate Court tor the District Of Washing tuu Uot-
assuncrs to rucesr, examine aud adjust all ciaus and
cutudr % All persons against tho estate Oi George
" rnr iats u Mldditsx. Ia aid District deceased
tpra nio iasoivvnt, the term OF mouths IRON
ne "a Jay OF April 1879, being allowed by said Court
% the creditors OF said deceased, 10 exhibit and
rove thrif respective claims before Give that
viii attuuh 10 the duties OF appointment at the
u said d. tr e. on the last Tues iays May and Sep.
sald days. JAS. n. HOLDEN, ,,a..-,.-,.-.
CnAs. 4. FOSTER, 'onmi'''oners'
Mddlesex, April a., 1914. 1921
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Annual CONVENTION The annual convention
Of the Episcopal Churches in the State of Yer
mont is to be held at Brpttleboro this year, COM
mencing the 18th Of July.