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ME AhTIsANs' SAVINGS BANN.


VIE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
nv eOT MARKET sTRRpn
A.. =. WILMINGTON DEI
dprnS ne eeeIVe deposits daily (Sunda va sxcen,oo
uuLiag tne usual business houTa ana 20 9m1uepted
ana SSt56n n evenings from to ocIeck Pigssday
e prona Of the Bank, after the pavmnn, a,
th eoeassary expenses are devoted Ia M cnt OF
s an e and dividends are made gShsnT Of
ths RAM ~ 1us, oeto1er Since the organizatnn %
w iDank, IN 1851 the dividends have OF
b Ss 5sse 81 no SIX per cent per annum been
at once beo1me are regarded as deposits and
dividends. W participate in future
Entrusted TO the Bank 00iio" any OF theafunds
WILLIAM s. hnIRs GEn,,i,, N,
CLEMENT b. shYTH Gro noh Y BUSH,
CHARLES vi. Howl ,vn GEORGE 5. CAPKLLE
EDWARD DiRIiNaraSSO NJ l.. LIcHTENsTkIN,
HENRY n nTan "loN' ~ X. BENSON
JOHN MoiEAp- JOB ii. Jackson
A,,u. VIM II. SWIFT
ANTHONY HIGGINS
Gro. W. BUSH, Vice pM; HlLLES, President.
JOHN 7. MoLEAR, Treasurer
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49, -A IL - 4 An NEW AOhl
From the N v Times
from our Late Edition Of Saturday.


VERDICT EXPECTED To-DAY-A LARGE CROWD
PRESENT.
NEW YoRK, July 18th
An immense crowd is in attendance at the
Stokes trial. verdict is expected to-day.
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AheE assortment Of flower raoks an, ,r.,..s.
a. Il. ALLDERDICRs
NO, Ill shipley H.
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Pure Scotch Dat Meal.
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root
Sea Moss Farine.
COxe's Geatine,
Shtnn's Liquid Rennet
Choice Nabilla Beans 10y the pound or
single bean.
Extract Vanilla
Extract Lemon,
Extract Bitter Almonds,
And all navors for Ice Cream Jellies Puddlngs and
the various forms OF cookery. For sale In large
quantities at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del.
Great Western Cholera Mixture
Has cured thousands OF cases Of
CHOLERA CHOLERA MORBUS. DIARRH KA
DiSRNTEhY AND CRAMP.
il has been thoroughly tried snd tested II is per-
fecly safe and reliable, pleasant TO take and sure 10
cure. No family should be without 1t, during sum
mer weather.
Prepared and sold only at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Put up In 20 and 80 cent bottles
PTar,'s AstFai OIL
At Fosters Drug store, by the gallon, quart or mint
any way To suit customers. A large ,snrtmpnt OF
lamp chimneys, different shapes lamp Wicks brushes
&c, wholesale and RETAIL
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pIsInIectants ana lnSec lcldes.
Camphor, Blue stone, CarbOlic Acid Chloride
Lime, Solution Chloride Soda, Fosters Bug Poison
Costar's Rat, Roach, and Insect extermnator, al
FOSTERS Drug Store
Front md W. at
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| Soda Water soda u,..o.
| PURE AND COLD. HIGHLY CItARGEn
Gas generated from
Pure Bicarb Soda
water drawn from POroelain-lined
Fountains.
Syrups made from sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar
Pure Cream, daily from the countrv
Arctic Apparatus SparklinW an1 hr,,,,
fe-Opened for the season. Soda Wiz
A FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS sYRuPs.
Carbonic Acid Water, or Soda Water as If 10 NOM
Iary called when properly made from nnre npta
iti anu hep OUT OF contact with deeteriouB metals
iAe coppe1 iead or brass, is refreshing and whole
some drink grateful alike TO the thlrsty ana 10 IN
Invalid. such Soda Waite is drawn from onr Arctic
APpardtuhi where we shall be glad to see ali vino
enjoy TINS agreeable beverage "H'
Fd mo intoxicating liquor is dispensed from our
shlTH PAINTER, Pharmaceutists
----- seventh and Market streets
Pavilion Water.
,d napnOn wafer, for sale on draught or by the
UoA0n' W b. q. SHOEMAKER
SOB Market street.
just Received;
Are, fresh supply Of YOurgers Edinburgh Ala and
euiAness DuOhh Stout u. a q. SHOEMAKER
SOB Market Street.
Recommendation
In themselves-B 4 @. shoemaker,s I,ou,d pon,o.
and FavOring Extracts OF Vanil4 I+nnn 6ran,.s
Aimoha anu Rose. Give them trial -s''
B,&O SHOEMAKER.
500 Market street, Institute building.
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Pavilion Water.
dnzan na "S'eri Ior sale on draught or by the
N"Aoh' W Is. a q. SHOEMAKER
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Middlebury Graded school.

The examination of Middebury Grad
ed School will take place Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, March 18th, l4th
and 18th, according to the following or
der.
Wednesday Forenoon--ll -, Ele-
mentary Greek, A j Sarborn.
Afternoon-2:45-3:45, Caesar. A j
Sanborn.
3:45-4:15-2d Glass in Anabasis, A j
Sanborn.
Thursday Forenoon 9-10:20- Anabasis
LIST Class, A j Sanborn. Arithmetic I'd
Glass, Miss Goodrich. Grammar and
Reading, Miss Hackett. Arithmetic and
Reading, Miss Rowley.
= Recess.
10:30-l2-Grammar and Analysis, Miss
Hunt. Intellectual Arithmetic, Miss Full :
Ter. Arithmetic, Miss Cushman
Observation-Disclosures, Miss
Hunt. Geography and History, Miss Full
! Ter. Grammar, Miss Cushman.
/ Recess.
2:45-4:15-Latin Reader, 4 } San.
born. Arithmetic lst Glass, Miss Good
rich. General Exercises, Miss llackett
Geography and Spelling. Miss Rowley.
Friday Forcnoon-9-l Virgil, \
j Sanborn Arithmetic, Miss Hunt
Reading and Spelling, Miss Fuller Geo
graphy, Miss Cushman.
Recess.
1O:30-l2-Geography, History ant
Constitution, Mss Goodrich Arithmetic
Miss Hackett. General Exercises, Mis-
Rowley. General Exercises, Miss Cush
man.
Afternoon 1:15-2:30-G Geometry, Mis-
Hunt. United States History and Analy
is, Miss Goodrich. Geography and Spell
ing, Miss Hackett. General Exercises
Miss Fuller
2:40-4:15-Geperal exercises in thu
Hall. Social gathering in the Hall il
the evening. Parents and friends Of ed
ucation are cordially invited to atten'
) these exercises.
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Addison e. ountv.

Next meeting of tho Addison Coun-
ty Sabbath-school Association at Bristol
tomorrow.
INsPIRATIoNAL.-Nlrs. Sophia Woods
Of Burlington, will speak at the school
house in District No. Z, Cornwall, on
Sunday. next, March 18th, at . o'clock
p. m.
New HAVEN. ). W. Langdon former
Treasurer has held the office for AZ years
10 succession. He declined to serve longer,
wishing to close up his public business
while yet capacitated so to do.
Auction at the Doane farm in Shore.
ham, Wednesday March Goth commence
ing at 10 o'clock a. m. Stock, farming
tools, sleighs, wagons, harnesses, house.
hold furniture, dairy utensils &c.
Next meeting of the Addison Coun.
ty Temperance Society at West Cornwall
Thursday Of this week. Sessions, morn.
ing, afternoon and evening. See call by
President and Executive Committee.
Some of the friends of Rev. T. II
Archibald of Bristol, assisted him in eel
ebrating the 25th anniversary Of his mar
riage, on Friday evening last, by a do
nation party at the Baptist church il
that place. A very sensible way of eel
ebrating an anniversary occasion.
The dwelling house of Mr., Samue
J. Benedict, in Addison recently tool
fire in the roof, and the fire had made
considerable Roadway before they sue
ceeded in extinguishing it. There wa
quite hole burnt in the roof, but tn,
damage otherwise was uncomfortable.
Rev. w. N. Bacon of the Shorehan
Congregational church lately received
call to the Ticonderoga church. Between
this call and the call to St. Cloud, MINI.
and the earnestncss Of his present charg
to retain him, Mr.. Bacon must be un
der the necessity Of thinking very har
about these times
"A travelling genius claiming the en-
phonious name Of Charles St. Charles, AN
hailing from New Jersey, was arrested il
Orwell last week and bound over on
charge Of house breaking and larceny t
the next term Of our County Court. |
default Of bail he was committed to tn
Middlebury Jail, arriving on Sunday. ii
is now sole occupant OF that institution
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County Commissioner.

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-At North Fer
risburgb, last Monday, Walker Fields at
tempted to shoot his father-in-la law Mr.. p.
V. Higbee. of Charlotte. Fields fired at
Mr.. Higbee as he passed by him into the
house, and the bullet just grazed the
head Of the intended victim. Fields was
drunk at the time in fact the whole af-
fair was owing to whiskey. He was to
be tried Friday; we have not learned the
result Of the examination.
GRAsvILLE.--The Ladies Aid Society
are to have festival and fair on Thurs
day evening the 18th inst.-Dr. Ma
jor is giving course of eight lectures,
upon the science mesmerism and psychol.
ogy; the lectures have been quite inter.
estipg, and have drawn full house to
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DoNArIoN.-A large gathering Of the
youth and the youthful in feeling, cenven-
ed at the parsonage in Shoreham last
Wednesday evening, and left the sub
etantial gift Of eighty dollars, mostly
cash and above all this brought much
social cheer and heartfelt gratitude, not
forgetting the Levite, who stands at the
altar in their behalf.
Sweet music rose from happy voices
during the evening, and after being COM
mended to God in prayer, We closed
praising Him "from whom all blessings
fow." Thus ended one Of the most de-
lightful occasions and expressions of good
will. To the good will of Him, who loves
us most, We commend this good people
W. y. Il.
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mind under certain favorable crcumstan-
ces.
VrRoENNEs. The Post Office has been
removed to the new building
Rev Mr.. Wilcox Of Burlington preach
ed at City Hall, Sunday morning and
evening
St. Jean Baptist Society will celebrate
the Sd anniversary Of its organization
March 18th. A French priest from a.
broad is expected to be present.
The Methodist Society realized about
$50 at their Sociable, Thursday evening
Henry G. Thompson died on Tuesday
March 9Th aged so years The funeral
was attended from his late residence on
Friday and was largely attended
ORwELL.-It has been remarkably
healthy in Orwell the past winter, only
one death has occurred since the year be.
gan, and once we opened through the fro
zen sod cold house of reception for one
of our former citizens, Mrs. Mary Rust,
who returned to sleep the sleep Of DEATH
in her native town by the side of her de-
parted husband, after a pilgrimage of 80
years.-Mr. Geo. Bascom, one of our
promising young men, was recently so Sc
verely kicked by horse, that for few
days his life seemed doubtful. Two of his
ribs were broken, beside other internal
injuries. He suffered intensely for several
days, but is now thought to be out of
danger town meeting passed off
quietly. Very nearly the same board Of
officers were elected that served the town
last year. The matter of graded school
was introduced, but no action was taken.
COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION IN
WEST CoRNwALL.-The first of series of
County Temperance Conventions will be
held in West Cornwall on Thursday,
March l4th, at 10 l-2 O'Clock, a. m,
with meetings in the afternoon and even
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Archibald Of Bristol will
give an address, and other gentlemen in
and out of the county are expected to as
sist in the discussions.
These Conventions, it is hoped, will
open the way for our County Temperance
Society to render more efficient service in
the cause; and we earnestly solicit the
attendance and hearty cooperation OF eli
the friends of Temperance
JOIN l.. BARKER, President.
FL d. kITcHEL, Chairman Executive
/ Committee.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The subscribers having been appointed by tho
Probate Court for the District of New Haven
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate Of WILLIAM NASH
late Of New Haven in said district deceased rep-
resented insolvent and the term of six months
from the 9TH day of February, 1872, being al
lowed by said Court to the creditors Of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us, give notice that we will attend to
the duties of our said appointment at the dwell
ling house of the widow Of the late William Nash
deceased, in New Haven, in said district. on Tues
day, the 9th days of April and July next, at 10
at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, each Of said
days.
Dated at New Haven, March |, A. D.. 1872.
5O;wS o. SMITH, ID,
4. A. DOUD. Nomr s.
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CTATE OLE YERMONT.-District of


- Addison, IS.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for said district, the Gath day of February, A.
n, 1872, Eliza A. Eldredge and s. H. Hendrick,
administrators of the estate of
WILLIAM n. ELDREDGE,
late Of Middlebury, in said district. deceased
make application in writing to this court, stating
that IL is necessary to have the time allowed them
to pay the debts and charges against said estate
extended, and pray said court that the time here
tofore allowed them may be extended.
1t is thereupon ordered that said application be
considered at session of said Court TO be held AZ
tho Probate Office in Middlebury, on Monday, the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1872 and IL is further or
dered that notice hereof be given to all persons in
terested by publication three weeks excessively
in the Middlebury Register, newspaper printed
at Middlebury, previous to said time, that they
may appear at said time and place, and show
cause, if any they may have why said time should
not be extended. AZ; S. L. COOKE, Judge.
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East MIDDLEBuRY.-Rev. A. f. Bal
ley delivered his temperance poem last
Friday evening at A. p. Tupper's hall
which was very interesting and well re-
ceived by the audience. We wish we had
more such temperance men as Mr. Bailey
is. We understand that the Good Tenn
plars, last Saturday evening, voted M.
Bailey five dollars-The news on the
street is that X. d. Farr, hotel keeper,
has one more barrel of cider to sell and
then we are to have temperance house.
We understand that A. p Upper pro-
poses to buy that one barrel and spill it
in front Of the hotel.-Those ladies
spoke Of last week, were hit think, by
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SHoREHAM.-Much to tho credit and
intelligence of the good people Of Shore
ham, they heartily voted, in their town
meeting last Tuesday to establish cen.
trail school at Newton Academy for ad-
vanced pupils, as provided by law in the
statutes Of 1867 and 1870. f. b.
Douglass, Judge Brookins, and d. c.
Smith were appointed directors to effect
this arrangement.
Twenty Of the most substantial and en-
ergetic citizens of Shoreham have bought
the hotel in the village, with the avowed
purpose to have it kept in the interest
Of temperance, a real home and not a
nuisance to the traveller; an honor and
not disgrace to the town. Honor to
these noble men, and all the good people
say amen.
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Z ntal wa nts.

advertisements Of four lines or less, in this
olumn. twenty-five cents each insertion. Every
dditional line ten cents.
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SUNDAY AT THE CoNeRgaArIoNAL
CnuRon.-l'rof George N. Webber
preached for Rev. Mr.. Hooker at the
Congregational church, last Sunday, in
the morning upon the Duty Of Thankful
ness /; in the afternoon upon Acts 1894.
"Of truth | perceive that God is no re-
specter Of persons In the evening he
preached a temperance discourse, the
Methodists uniting in the services. His
subject was THE Duty of Self Control"
Text Cor. 9:25, Every man that striv-
eth for the mastery is temperate in all
things" lie showed the miserable con-
dition of those whose passions and appe.
tites had become masters Of their wills.
Natural appetites are good servants, but
bad masters, illustrated by fire etc. APP
plication Of these principles was made at
length to the use of intoxicating drinks
enforcing with instances and illustrations.
The appetite for intoxicating drink is not
a natural one, but acquired; and hence
he advocated total abstinence from their
use. incidentally he made application
of the lesson of self control which he
was intoxicating, to other habits some
times supposed to be less harmful, if not
harmless, showing how it dctracts from
ones manliness to acquire any habit how
ever harmless the thing in itself, when
that habit gets above the will. lie brief.
ly referred to icentiousness, aud in this
brief and less pointed application, we fear
he hit almost as many real cases as in
his more extended reference to intemper-
ance in the use of Intoxicating drinks
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WILLIAM Il. BREASTED.
- II. BRUCE WRIGHT '-'ni d.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Z
We, tho Subscribers, being appointed By tue
Probate Court for the District oi addison. som
missiOuers, to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all pcrsons against the es-
safe u
MARIA j. FLETCHER.
late Of Whiting in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and dem and+ exhibited in offset
thereto. and six months from the eth day Of Feb.
ruary. being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business OF our said appotin
nent at the dwelling house of Wm. P Wright
in Whiting, on the I'd Tuesdays of June au Au-
gust noxt from one o'clock, until four o'clock +
~, each OF said days.
Dated q, Whiting, this I'd day Of March, A
D., 1872.
A. F. ELLSWORTH,
81 A. Ii. HUBBARD, OoHir
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Miss Annette Samson's room. II
be found on South Pleasant Street in
the old Wooster house.
She is prepared to announce that
she will commence the season with
fashions and patterns that in beauty
and variety will excel and please the
most fastidious.
y more permanent state of heal n
enables her to say that she will do We k
OH short notice, not turning "coId
shoulder" to any, hut will give them
"fits.' (49;4w
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L OST.-Feb. 10, between Shoreham Depot nnd
Ia Gasca Rich's store. Gray Horse BLANKET
lined with ticking. The finder will please leave
it at Rch's store. j0;2w
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hear, and witness the experiments which
no has performed with persons coming
from the crowd, to the satisfaction OF
many If not all, that mind can control
mind under certain favorable ciicumstan-
cpe
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. W,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We,
\/the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
orable Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners. to receive examine, and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of
DARIUS s. ny RICK,
late Of Bridport said District deceased ami
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
ther'i". aHi ia months from the DIST day Of Feb
ruarr. 1872, D,ius allowed by said Court for that
purP"s We Il" therefore hereby give notice that
wee w'i uteui i, the business of our said ~
p"iat' q a; t.e !.tc dwelling house of deceased
Oh L. j Il srrch nnd 2Qth Of luv, 20. from,
nipo v"rk, 81, unti A. four O'Clock e. w., Oh
e"r. $50 ity-.
''to" e, "ri,e.rt fbi, 22d day Of Ie.-aar}.
a. ID. -.
WILLIAM Il. BREASTED,
~ II. BRUCE WRIGHT. ON -
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BRIsroL.-D. r Gage was the pur-
chaser of the Daniels hotel, at the auc-
ton, Saturday. The price paid was 49,
sos The dry house connected with
the steam mill of the Durfee Mfg. Co.,
was destroyed by fire last Saturday. IA
cords of slaves and 500 feet of lumber
Was consumed. Loss s300.-Water
is getting scarce in our village. The ex-
IRENE cold weather of the last few weeks
has frozen up nearly every water pipe on
North and Fast streets.--On Tuesday
morning of last week the thermometer
stood at 81 Bristol voted 50 cents
on the dollar town tax.--Thc funeral
OF Mrs. Bissonett was held at the Meth
odist church Sunday. The house was
crowded to its utmost capacity.--The
net receipts from the donation at the
Baptist church, last Thursday evening, a.
mounted to sl00.-Methodist quar-.
terly meeting next Saturday a nd Sunday
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he flutteriug in the camp. They threaten.
ed j. j. NJ, with piece of their mind
but J. J. NJ, and Thirteen arc two differ.
ent persons. THIRTEEN.
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Observation-Disclosures, &. w.
Wicker; Clerk and Treasurer,G. g. Rob-
inson; Seloctmen, John Birkctt, Putnam
Allen, Michael Ball; Overseer of Poor,
Selectmen; First Constable, r. NJ. Satter-
ley; Second Constable, %. f. Stone; Listers,
Absaom Upper, Ephron Allen, G b.
Kimbal; Grand Jurors, Reuben Parker,
Michael Ball. Town Agent, Aaron Field;
Superintendent of Schools, A. B. Lyon.
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Moderator. Isaac Drake;
Clerk, j A Child Ssectmen, A d Hay
ward, L Huntington, Ira S Wright !;
Treasurer, Isaac Drake; Constable and
Collector, G l. Harrington ; Listers, p
W Wright, L b Dodge, W b Hurlburt;
Grand Juror, G H Sprigg Auditors,
Sturdevant, VI n Baker, Francis Ayres;
Trustees Of Public Money, John Brittell
Philo Jewett, John Child Agent for
Suits, Philo Jewett School Supt, l. C
Partridge. Voted to raise 90 per cent.
LINcoLN--Daniel Ii Sargent was elect
ed Moderator;J ii Bachelor Town Clerk;
Daniel II Sargent First Sclectman; Har-
vey Farr, Second Selectman; Charles G
Lee, Third Selectman; j Ii Bachelor,
Town Treasurer; Harvey Farr, Overseer
of Poor; Howard Clark, lst Constable;
S d O'Bryan, John Bremen, and A W
Purinton, Listers; G w Burnham, 5 ID
O'Bryan, A G Merrill, Auditors Daniel
II Sargent. Trustee of Surplus Revenue
d c Palmer, W N Cove. and W G Eli.
oft, Fence Viewers Elihu Purintop,
Town Grand Juror Albert F. Cove,
Inspector of Leather Watson Morgan,
Town Agent; NJ j Stevens, Town Super.
intendent Orlando B Hank, Inspector
of Lumber; George w Burnham, d II
Sargent, and S NJ Colby were elected to
serve as Grand Jurors in the County
Court Charles G Lee, Edmund g Colby,
A c Merrill, ii Farr, Watson Morgan,
and Benjamin Hanks were elected to
serve as Petit Jurors in the County
Court town tax 100 cts.
Observation-Disclosures, L b Jenny
Clerk and Treasurer, A Il Stanley Sc
lectmen, Geo o Swinington. l. d Jenny
Frank Ramo Poormaster, Geo O Swim
ington; Cons able, Hiram A Morse
Listers, Il b Jenny, Hiram Capron, A G
Barker; Auditors, George Paine, + Il
Jenny, W j Thomas Trustee Surplu,
fund, A A Swinington Fence Viewers
b n Dyer, David Morse, Woliord Osti
, guy; Town Grand Jurors. BIN Dyer
VIM. Powers, Clemon Brownson County
Grand Jurors, ID l. Smith, II b Flint