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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05

NuWC. f'HNiH'NN ana IOffiIiOH az me I'uH
ing BH~incr~ HoHrt< IN 81. J"hn>hmrg.
e ct rms or fuE EEFERENoh.
Agricultural Tool, and Hardware.
HAENEl y HASKELL H">t- Block L. L. II.
Apnth-c,'ir~.
&C.. BINGHAM No : Bank Block Mann II.
EANnALL& son. Randall Block Il Il II.
Attorneys at Law.
BtLDEN \ MAY. Ne. - iIrlnmian Rlk.. up stars.
\ J. WILLARD Main 81. over Hail & Flrtchcr~
ais" Real Estate Broker
II {. lDE. Bank Block Main street Prompt and
careful attention given t" every kind nt legal
business.
Book Binding.
e. NJ. STONE y co. Agents. Calrd"u,ln Block.
opposite Monument.
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD 4 EOWELL Calrlomian Bin Nam -.
Bakers and Confrctinner>.
CROSS y MATTHEWS, Main street
BARRIERS.
Il Il. BLACKSTONE Union Block Main street
Blanks for Lawyers and Town Officers.
G.. VI STONE Il co. Calrinniam Block. opposite
soldiers Monument.
Boots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER. Danvillr. Elh., K Il Sr.
Clothing, Hats and Caps.
John \ MOORE. Bank Block. "pP"sitr >t. Johns
bury iI"n~,. dealer in Ready Made rl"thns. Hats
Clothing for Men and Boys.
T.. 4 T. FAIRBANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Crockrry, GLASS and stone Ware.
l. \ I. FAIRBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village.
Carprting, Paper Hangings. Window shades.
l.. \ +. FAIRBANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Cigar Manuiactory and smokers Bazaar.
CHARLES =. HASTINGS Gudrr ANrnu" House.
Dentists.
t. l.. PERKINS. Cal"d"nian Block, Main Street.
X. W. WARNER. Union Block. Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
MATHEWS \ PETTENGILL. Eastern Avenue.
Dry Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
n +. BLISS Flanders Block. Il K. Street.
-. II. HALE. Avenue Block. Il. Il. Street.
r ~ I. FAIEBANkS 4 60. Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods, ou>e-I>eeping Goods, etc.
HALL y FLETCHER. Main Street.
Flour and Feed.
GEO. ALDRICH 4 co, Eastern Avenue.
Furniture and Caskets.
/ HALL y BROTHER. Main Street.
q. II. TISDALE. Flandr:~ Block. up stairs
Family Groceries and Fruits.
\ VI. COOK a co. Eastern Avenue.
Groceries and House Keeping Goods.
T. \ T. FAIRBANKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness, Robes and Blankets.
e ". COOK Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
AVENUE not Sc Il. Il. 81. q. G. Hale fr"pr.
Hoes and Forks.
ELY. BALCH y co. Portland street
Insurance. tIift.D
T. r SAlaiENI LEtnaD Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machini-t.
LIKE 81 IZZEII.. North end l.. K street
Millinery and Fanc, Goods.
e. " SENTEE. Nam street
{. l.. WARD Ward Block L. Il. Street.
Merchant TaiInr,.
Z UNDERWOOD DanvIllr Block Il. K. street.
COkSEE y >IA> Uuiun Block. Main street
Music Rooms.
l. Il HAEEINtiTON. SONS 4 co. Il. l.. Street.
PhS ,icii,n> and surgeons.
DIR l. ". ApGNrE Residence and office tiIst
door South OF N"rth Church. Main street.
photographs.
+ GAGE Browns Block Main Street.
q. II. ALDl;lt II Eurnhau - building Nam 81
u \. CLIFFORD t;rd"nitn Block. Nam street.
Printers and Publishers.
e NJ STONE \ GO. talr,"uiam Block Nam ~.
stoves and lin Ware.
~PAULDING \ FLEIC HER. Eastern AN'nuc.
II "a 20 WOODRCFF Railroad street.
II COW DERl. Eastern Avenue.
Watches. .JrSeIrN and Toys.
HOW ARD y ROW ELL. CIlr'l"mitn III h. Main -
HOT GlIION \ CARPENTER. I;ailr"ad street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05
81 SIN ES.S CARDS.
ID. VI. MERRILL. VI. ID.

ID. VI. MERRILL. VI. d.,
rIIISlCIA> AND RECON.
uthce over Bingham Drug Store 81. John-bury
HOIGHTO> n POPE,
Homeopathic Physicians and surgeons.
AAIN sTREKr 81 I"H>>huHA.
uttiCv hours from tu \ Nj and I" = T. VI.
- HUUGHION. Nj ID. W Il. PurE. VI ID.
BILLIARD n FOLSOM,
PHhsICIANs AND. SURGEONS.
- Johu,buIH.
Ot,y Bank Etuck Man Street.
ur Bull.rd residence In Folsom residence.
Eastern Avenue. Railroad street.
tDtic, hours from - Ia 10 4 NJ | Itn.P. NJ
y. VI. Johnson.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS
JuH>>n<> BLOCH
Railroad Street -. ,Iolmshury VI.
JOHN BACON I'd
DEALER IN HIDES, LEATHER ANDOIL
81. .luhnshury Centre. VI.
MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY.
81 NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER s4I 900 900
T.. D. BLUpUErI Special Agent 81. Johnshury. ' t
=. L. BROOKS. VI. ID,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
O'rcr nj his Residence, opp the Bakery johnsbur>
T.. T.. LONERGA>,
HANUFACrURER AND DEALER IN
HOOIS SHOES and RI'BBERS, also LEATHER
FINDINGS. ETC.
laIIruad street 81. .Johnsbury. VT
GEO. 4. " GEO. W. CAHOON.
C"a,lssilors at Lar. Solicitors IN Chdncery.
iI'.uTr Pensions and Bountie> Lyndon. Vermont
WM. W. GROUT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05
Story of a Good. Brave Girl.

\ short time since. II large crowd OF
friends with hnuquctS and smiles and
kind lrncdictiomS. tlrnnged the ittN of
Paris. to see ott' Il Young and interesting Z
lady. Many of the best people III the
metropolis took her hand and l';Idr her
tod speed across the Atlantic. and
,,IccrSS At Milan. llall. whether she
.nt> To perfect herself in music and the
opera. She went with the intention "t
returning Io New York after two Years
;nIIIap~ Il pima donna perhaps an
other Jenny Lind. for none can con
lecture What Prov idcucr has III store
for the fair Young singer.
If the writer did not always 60 tu
nature. and did not found every thing
he writes upon the basis of absolute
truth. You might, perhaps. doubt the
story which came to me from the lips
of the same Young lady.
ruOR GIRLS >ToKh.
Miss Emma \. Abbott was bonn III
Chicago. about twenty Years ago. In
l-5l her father. then Il music Teacher.
took her To the little village of Peoria,
in Illinois. The little child then took
intense delight in music. She h;td
dreams of singing i'll public ut the age
OF six.
When they read to her stories of act
ors and singers on the stage, she thought
they meant 1t coach. and wondered,
with imtantile fancy. how they could
throw bouquets into Il stage.
From SiN to nine. she sang at home,
catching every tune she heard her father
play, and. t" the surprise of every body
began herself to play the guitar. She
became 81 proficient that ut the age OF
nine her father. Il very poor man, chain
ed down with Il large family. brought
her out with her brother George at {;
concert in Peoria. Her debut took 81
we'll that her father, Il man of restless
/ genius. but >hittleSS and always I'M
fortunate. decided to take little Emma
on IL concert tour, which he did. keep
| ing her thus occasionally employed will
| varied fortune. until she was thirteen
/ wears old.
I At this age she Went to Mount PulaS.
/ XII i'm company with some Peoria chill
lren. While there they wanted her t,
play her guitar and sing. so she got NJ
"A concert Ion her own hook. Though
wearing short dresses. she went t" til,
| Pulaski printing office. got ont her owl
| handhills. and then went and poSte'
/ them around town. On one of these
! bills now before me ii says:
Miss Abbott will sing The Merry
/ Swiss Girl a chorus.
The little thing didn't know what :
| chorus meant. but it looked nice, an'
so she had them put it Oh the bill. She
drew quite Il house, took i'll seven dol
| lars. and took it home to her mother
After giving Il concert in Lincoln, Ill ;
school house, she then came hom'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05
Notice Musicale |!

Mr.. :. \. ELLIS will visit 81. Johnsbury and
Icinity about the 10Th "f July for the purpose at
nnlng PIANOS and ORGANS. Can repair and
II not good new. a. good as they can be made.
orders left AT this office with j. II. Paddock.
da,c .s1l3
y OIlt + Il have this day given NV son Thorn
a. I"lcman his time during his minority and
snail claim OF his earnings nor pay anv debts
'i Lis contracting after this date.
DANIEL COLEMAN.
DanNllle June "a I-72 %l2i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05

"Of course I'm in favor of Greeley
for President, but ii knock any man
down year ago that ii tell me I'd ev-
cr have to vote for him, said stout,
rcd-faced gentleman, yesterday, with
IL suspiciously black moustache, to ii
companion, who had evidently asked
him the question. He looked just like
IL fellow who would not only knock Il
man down on slight provocation, but
who would take his watch from him be
fore he got time to get up again, if the
occasion was IA favorable one.-N. l..
Standard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05
BARBER SHOP.

M T. Q. .GILL hrgs leave Ia announce 10 The
puhlic that he has bought the Barber Shop former
i occupied by W Parker situated i'll the Avenue
HOUSE Block on X. K. Street. ST. .Iohnshnry.
BY strict attention la business. and by employing
nT-t class help he hopes to merit good share Of
i,ublIc patronage r1tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05

The \. Y. Tribune has Il club of nearly
100 subscribers in Greenville, ;. &. \
few Years ago ii single subscriber was
dubbed nearly to death III the same town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05

One diN IL time Newfoundland dog
and Il nEt>tilf, had ii sharp ,liscIIssiom
over Il bone. and warrcd away us angri-
lN as two boys. They We're lighting on
Il bridge. and the first thing they knew,
over they went into the water The
banks We're so high that they were
forced Ia swim some distance before
they came to II landing place. 1t WAS
very easy for the Northumberland he
was as much at home in the water as il
seal. But not 81 poor Bruce; he strllg-
gled and tried his best L" SWIM, but
made little hcadwaN. The Newfound-
land dog quickly reached the land, and
then turned to look at his old enemy.
He saw plainly that his strength WAS
fast failing, and that he was likely to
drown. So what should that noble fel-
low do but plunge in, seize him gently
by the collar, and, keeping his nose
above water, tow him safely into port
1t WAS funny to see these dogs look at
each other, us they shook their wet
coats. Their glance said as plainly as
words, "We1l never quarrel any more"
Selected
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-07-05
ST. ,suhnsburp Galrdonlan.

4. NJ STONE ~ co.
Opposite. soldiers Monument, 81. .DohnsburN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERATION.
"A remarkable surgical operation was
performed in Rochester, recently, by Drs.
Huntington and Belknap. The subject
was child of Mr.. Warner D. Hodgkins,
seven weeks old, born with hair lip, a
divided upper jaw protruding oadly from
its mouth, the palate entirely wanting
and the roof nearly so. The object was
to supply mouth if possible. The child
was etherized, its upper lip severed from
the jaw far enough for the purpose, the
jaw broken, the divided ends scarified
and brought together with firm suture,
the lips treated in like manner, so secure
ly that no crying or effort of the child
could effect them. Alter ten days the
bones were found united sofrmly the su-
lures were removed, the lip was nearly
healed, the mouth has roof, of course
wanting the palate, the nostril is now
distinct from the mouth, and the child ap
parently doing well.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31
BOSTON MARKET May %.

FLOUR The market for Flour is very firm and
unsettled this week. but prices continue TO be well
sustained and Tor all choice brands quite firm.
The sales at $3.50 "a 500 for " estern superhne,
81 80 "a 500 for common extras, and $3.50 "a $3.50
tor Minnesota including choice bakers brands
small lots Rye Flour at So.U0 "a S55J q bbi. Corn
Nj cal sales at 3.75 3 Dbl.
GhAIN.-The market for Corn is firm and prices
are higher. The sales have been. 10 a ne per
bushel Tor Western yellow. Oats in good demand
The sales have been at GU 9 66c for dark and
white y bush. Rye is dull and continues to be taken
in small lots at slU5 e bush.
PR0NISIUNS.-The market for Pork remains
the same Stocks held firm. put the sales are
only in small lots. Wequote prime at Sll.50 a
$3.50; and mess at Sl4.25 q Sl4,75 2 Dbl. In Beef
there is change. Sales of estern at $1,000
1870 for family sl45J "a 10. Lard in steady,
demand with sales at "a "a g19e for city and western.
Smoked Hams have been selling for IL g lie q 10 as
to quality.
PkODUCE.-There is a better feeling in the But
ter ,rket and all choice lots have found rea ~
sale. sales have been at rs "a BE for choice n and
Vermont diaries. ~ "a 25c D ID for common Cheese
has also eased off, Sales have been at 10 "a lie for
new Factory and a l4c, for common and good farm
ers diaries. Eggs not so firm. and sales at II a
lSc q doZ. Potatoes have been in demand with
sales of jackson Whites at IS 60c, and 70 ore for
Early Rose
W00L.-The market for Wool has been rather
dull the past week. The sales for the past week
have been 60.OOJ lbs. averaging from % "a 70 > d.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

BRATTLEBoRo.-A bill has passed
Congress to pay Gen. John w. Phelps, of
Brattleboro, the sum of $3.50 for rent of
his property in Alexandria, Virginia,
which was occupied as bakery during
the war.
Orrin Slate, formerly of Brattleboro,
was found dead at Winstead, Ct, May
10, he having apparently fallen out of a
window of his hotel His remains were
brought here for interment. He was so
years of age, and leaves wife and two
daughters.
The new Brattleboro Manufacturing
Company are engaged in filling an order
for seventy black walnut chamber sets
for the Brooks House. At present they
employ twenty five men.
Our readers will find at Cheney &
Clapp's, Brattleboro, very superior cro-
quet at low prices.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

A FINE DoG.-The Rutland Herald
says that on Tuesday morning in that
place, as Mrs. Clarke, wife of DR.. o. H.
E. Clarke, was descending the stairway
at the side of Reyes & Co.'S store. saw
age dog, belonging to Hiram Haney,
jumped at her. In endeavoring to avoid
the dog, her foot slipped, she lost her
balance and fell down several stairs to
the stone steps below, breaking her right
collar bone.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

WALPoLE-A GENEROUS AcT.-Mr.
Levi Lyman, a wealthy man of Wal
pole, IN. ii. has within few years
made several very generous presents to
deserving persons, and last week, gave
$500 to Miss Louisa L. Blanchard of
that town, who is now ffty-seven years
of age, and who has been an invalid for
forty years, or ever since she was seven
teen, and for thirty-five years has been
confined to her bed, from disease of the
SPINE From girlhood and through all
these long years she has shown remark
able amiability and cheerfulness of mind
and those who visit her, (and her friends
have always been good and numerous, }
and who have always enjoyed the bless
ings of good health, leave their invalid
friend with an impressive lesson of CON
tentment, and far greater appreciation
of their own freedom. Miss Blanchard
resides with her brother, Mr.. w. T.
Blanchard, is perfectly clear in mind,
whites away much of her time in read
ing, and it is hardly necessary to add,
very fully appreciates the generosity re-
Gently bestowed upon her.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

HowEs' GREAT LONDON Circus AND SAxeER's
BRIr1sH MENAGERIE OF TRAINED WILD BEAsTs.-
Flaming and multi eolored posters. dazzling pieto
rial sheets, beautiful Autographs which
nous bill boards. every dead wall in town. and OBJ
trude themselves upon notice from shop windows
no less than the prominent advertisement which APP
pears in another column. announce that Wednes
day. June 5th' Howes' Great London Circus. which
is making its first tour of New England. Great
ing great excitement and meeting with the largest
success wherever it goes, will visit Bellows Falls.
The press everywhere sp oaks of it in the highest
terms, well for the magnifeenee and extent of
great street display for the excellence of its
panS and the novelty Of the entertainment offered
1t will to in all its strength, with its four
hundred men and horses, a company of hun
bred male and female performers. in every branch
/ of arenic art rare and well selected menagerie.
and large collection of trained wild animals, ex-
hibited by the great beast tanner Moloch who has
/ accomplished the complete subsection of den of
Roy al Bengal Tigers. five in number. and group
of nine Hyenas, exhibiting his control these
hitherto uneonquered at each exhibition.
The Menagerie contains many specimens rarely
if ever exhibited before. Among them we may spec
ify the Great African Eand, the first and only
ever brought to America, 1t is exceedingly rare in
Africa. its native country. and with or two ex
ceptons has not been known to be in captivity dur
ing the Christian the Red Stag of India Great
African Hartebeste the first aud only one on this
continent; Cazembian Bless Box. the finest and on
ly ever brought to America; the kafrarian I'm
pooh. the net and only of these and beau
tifu animals allowed leave the shores Of Al
RIGA; four trained Zebras the Great iiean 6noo,
or Horned Horse; an Eand Calf. the only one ever
born in America besides Tigers Leopards. Lions.
Performing Elephants. five in number. and host Of
Birds. Monkeys and other curious specimens of an
/ mated nature.
Two exhibitions will be given at two and eight P.
~ the doors being opened one hour previously
The grand exhoi ion, which is said surpsss
/ in magnitude and billisney anything of the kind
heretofore attempted. will through the prinei
pal streets about ten o'clock. none should fail to
witness this pageant. which assured surpass-
e. the deseription Of il 10 the advsrtiscment..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31
Vermont News.

- Mrs. Lauson died in Fayston,
March II, 1872, aged LOG years. She
was poor and had been supported by the
town Tor many years.
The farm house of James Quimby,
at Bennington, and two barns owned by
Amos Eaton, were burned Wednesday
night; loss S7,700,
james Atwood and his wife of Chel-
sea, were on visit to some friends in
Vershire, and when driving at mode-
rote rate, the king bolt to the wagon be-
came loose, which let the forward wheels
separate from the rest of the wagon,
and Mrs. Atwood had her jaw broken,
besides other injuries.
On Monday the 9th, Mr.. John
Harrington of Roxbury was thrown
from load of hay which he was draw
ing, and the wheel of the wagon passing
over his leg, so crushed the ankle bones
as to render amputation necessary. The
operation of cutting of the leg just
above the ankle joint was successfully
performed.
AS Alba Banks of West Corinth,
was blasting rocks hear the Methodist
church in Corinth, after the powder in
and inserting the safety fuse, the pow
der became ignited from some unknown
cause. He was badly injured, his left
hand was badly shattered, and his right
eye lost. He remains in very critical
condition.
= Agricultural products of North
Hero in 1871 are estimated as follows
Beans, raised, 5,414 bushels oats, "a,
900 bushels onions 3,777 bushels. Hay
sold, 200 tons. Putting this at SIC per
ton makes $500; beans at $3.50 makes
3,537; oats at so cents makes ST.
453: onions at 81 makes $3,776; max
ing from these four commodities, $751;
967.
On Thursday last, as a little girl
named Skinner, aged four years, was
playing near the fords by the river at
Swanton, she fell in and would certainly
have been drowned but for the timely
presence of Mr.. r. Lester Barney, who
plunged in and caught her as she was
fast drifting down the stream. On being
brought out she was nearly exhausted.
Her parents were not little rejoiced or
grateful for the recovery Of their child
and only daughter.
- On Wednesday night OF last week
a barn belonging to the Vermont Mills
at North Bennington, was discovered to
be ON fire. 1t was nearly consumed be-
fore the flames could be subdued. The
contents, consisting of one ton Of hay, a
few bushels of oats, and a sleigh valued
at one hundred dollars, belonging TO j.
L. Lyman, were destroyed. Cause of
fire unknown-supposed to be from the
pipe of some straggler who had sought
shelter in the barn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31
Marrifd.

In this village, May In by Rev. J. r. Haskins.
Mr.. CHARLES j. ross Md Mss -ARRIE j. COL
BURN, both of Wapole. n. Ii.
In AIS tead. n. H.. May. 18TH by Rev. W. j. Cross
leyi w. II. T. GILMORE Of Bellows Falls. and Miss
LOUIE A. DICKINSON OF Alstead.
La Grafton, May y, by Rev. K. J. Ward Mr.
GEORGE w. GRAHAM and Miss NJ. ELLA GOOD
NOW, both of Springfield.
In Wslpole. n. a., May 16. by Rev VIM. E. Dick
inson. Mr. kDWARD p. HALL, OF Victor Iowa
and Miss JOSEPHINE A. GUILD of Walpole
In Putney. May I'D. by Rev. Q. S. Buswell 3
FRANKLIN MhELDEN OF Ludlow, and Miss MY
IA A. ARSH OF Caester
In Fitchburg Mass, Mas Ssh. BY Rev Dr. Grant
GEU. ID. HALL OF Marlboro and Miss JENNIE A.
WIFI h OF Mardsburo.
In Fort Edward n. Y. May LIST by Jam 8 McIa-
tyre. ESQ. g. W. shEDD aud JANE Z, MeGkATH
both OF felehsille
In Brattleboro, May Is by Rev. NJ II. Harris.
ELiJ All Wake Of Springfield. and Mrs. JANE
l.. HOW t OF BrattleOUrO
In saxtons River. at the residence Of S. W. War
ner; EsG.. By kev. W. y. Nubur Me-. JOHN II.
lAING Of CisreDont. n. H.. aud Miss MARY A.
TRAIN of oaxtons River.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

IHosE MYSTERIOUS TROUT = The
aafenont Advocate, after copying our
emarks on that string of trout two
'eeks since, says:
Didn't We tell you be got 'em on
he Vermont side of the Connecticut 2"
Well, dat was so, but where in Yer
Iont does he find 'em ? The best of this
DRY Go us) is yet to be told. On
Wednesday that same mysterious Gal
in again passed through this place with
mother string of those beautiful trout
ven larger than the others, and being
Fermont production, he did the very
andsome courtesy to present pair of
hem to us. POUNDS Mr.. Bridgman
aw them here, aud saws he could not
HIMSELF exceed them even from his ponds.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

WINDSOR COUNTY CoURT.-Geo. B.
french, clerk of the Windsor County
Court, gives notice that Judge Barrett
Ices not find himself sufficiently restor-
d to warrant him in trying cases by
ury at the May term of the Windsor
County Court. Being unable to procure
he services of another Judge on account
,f their engagement, he authorizes the
innouncement that there will be no jury
srials al said term, and that the persons
who have been summoned SIS jurors need
not come to court. The other business
will be taken up and disposed of in due
course.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31
WINDSOR CouNrY.-Cayendish SUI

WINDSOR CoUNTY.-Cavendish sup,
ports eighty-nine dogs.
Twelve thousand barrels of lime have
been made in Weathersfeld the last
year. Charles Amsden made ten thous-
and.
The store occupied by John Hall at
North Springfield, was broken into Mon
day night and robbed of about $500
worth of ready-made clothing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

ESTATE OF wILLIAM TowNsHrNn

II y Ut William IUWNSHEND.
N n, the subscribers. being duly appointed bv tbs
~ Honorable Probate Court for the District 81
estminster, Commissioners to receive examine
aud adjust all claims and demands of all nersons
late OF 6rafton in said District deceased and also
oil claims and demands exhibited in Offset Thereto
ana SIX months from the 9Th day of MAY last being
allowed BY said Court for that purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice. that We will attend
70 the business ei our said appointment at the
Iate residence of the deceased in Grafton in said
District on the second SATURDAY of JITNE and
hrst SATURDAY ofNoVEMBE next, from ONE
o CLOCK until four P. NJ. on each of said dsys
SIDNEY SIDNEY Ma6a i.AEs' COMMISSIONERS.
May I. A D.. 1s72 On 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

IMPORTANT LIQUOR SUIT.-The Bur-
lington Free Press says that the widow
rof Capt. Daniel Landon of Waterbury,
has commenced a suit under the prohib-
tory liquor law, against L. H. Horton,
of Bolton, claiming $4,000 damages,
for selling her deceased husband intoxi-
eating liquor.