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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-01
Zeal Gstate.
v A L U A B L T.
Water Power, Mill Sites,
BUSINESS CHANCES,
B U LID IN G. LOTS,

For Shops or Manufacturers using steam, with water
connected for boilers and mechanical purposes or for
BOotaid shoe business, on the line of the railroad or
convenient thereto, together with over
ONE HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS OF VARIOUS SIZES,
The above offers Capitalists rare chance for invest
ment it being situated on the Boston & Albany Rail-
and lorty-oght miles Boston, in the midst of a
nourishlng manulaeturing district. The Water Power
IS on the well-known Cherry Valley stream, or main
branch of the Blackstone River and consists Of three
very valuable privileges.
PRIVILEGE NO. L,
Of Twenty-three Feet Fall consists of a Brick Mill.
with 1--WE sets Wooden Machinery outbuildings and ten
ton.
of Twenty-Five Feet FALL consists of a Mil Site not
improved situated within few rods Of fhe railroad and
of the proposed depot and near switch or sdetrack
which can be extended at small expense to the end OF
side of building freight and coal purposes This is
very convenient location for BUMDING HEAVY MA
oHIEERY OR MANUFACTURING Wool OR CoTToN. Coal
can be delivered first hands this place as low or
lower than it at any point IN the citv as large
share of the coal used in the city passes over this
PRIVILEGE NO. 3.
Of Thirty.sx Feet Fall is partly improved having one
set WOODEN Machinery, Mill and Sorehouse for same
and dwelling house containing six tenements. When
Of Wooden Machinery, One Hundred Horse
Power. This Mill Site is unsurpassed being on elevated
ground on Ludlow street, and in full view Of the city
an surrounding villages, depot railroad etc. and with
in one hundred rods Of the latter. now erecting
dam to improve the same, preparatory to putting up the
buildings early the next spring with the expectation Of
SON
The above property offers splendid chance for Cor
poratton or Joint Stock Co., and is worthy OF their
special attention. as its convenience to the city and the
markets by the various railroads. makes this property
far the most valuable of any in the market
WIN sell the whole or part favorable terms, or
VIII lease for term of years and put up buildings to SUIT
parties, either with or without machinery.
For further particulars inquire of
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Steamers Goasttuisr.
SIEanlfTS U0aSIOlSe.
NEPTUNE LINE.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN FOR new YORK,
VIII leave p. 81 w r. r. Depot Green Street Worcester
Sundays eXcepted,)
AT O'CLOCK r. Nj. DAILY,
Prov. & New York Steamship Co,

Prov. & New York Steamship Co.
Passengers can take the lO.lS CExp1 or Lao A. NJ.
trains they prefer spending the afternoon in Prov-
dcnce
Pleasure seekers and families with children. will find
this very desirable route, as by this line there are no
midnight changes from to boats.
FARE-WorGeser to New York, First Glass 81. 90
~. 90 Second Clas... 800
baggage Checked Through.)
Excursion Tickets to New York and Return good for
30 days will he sold until further notice for SO
other Line. ~ ~ '
The Steamers of this line have been fitted up with
special reference to the comfort safety and convenience
OF passengers, who by this route enjoy the advantages
OF sail through the charming waters of Narrapansett
Bay before sunset-ar inviting seasonabIe supper on
board the boat-and quiet refreshing ali night SIMMER
arriving in New York in season for the early trains south
and West. ~
Shippers of Freight to New York Philadelphia, Bat-
more the South and West advised that facilities for
transportation by tins line unsurpassed RATES
ALWAYS AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER LINE.
For tickets or rates of freight apply at ONCE Prov a.
Wor. r. r., Green ST. Worcester or to
A. C. MUNROE, Agent,
No, Brney Hail. Worcester.
Office Z. Il W. r Il. and p. d n. Y. S. S. CO.
Worcester, July s. 1872. diff iy92
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU
~ SETS WORCESTER, SIS. Probate Court.-To the
Heirs at law kin and all other persons interested
in the estate of DANIEL WHITTEMORE late Of
Spencer in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition of Roswell Disco, you are hereby
cited appear ut Probate Court, to be held at WOr
cester in said county the first Tuesday of November
next nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause it
any you have why instrument purpOrting to be the
last will and testament Of said deceased should not be
approved.
And the sad petitioner is ordered to serve this citation
by publishing the same week, two weeks sue
cessively, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed atlWorceser the last publication to be one day,
at least, before said Court and to send cause to be
sent written or printed copy of this notice. properly
Mailed postage prepaid TO each of the heirs devsees,
gatees of said estate their legal representatives
Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said Court
this twonty-sixth day October in the year thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-two.
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Register,
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'''' y NV '''' ''' WIZ ~ ". D. HINTON. SUIT.
1870 CHESHIRE \ AsHT g e (

7&7C CH ESH ihh ~ AS ASH 81 D. I1E Itt
MENT-srommencing MONDAY, juno Q, 1872.
Trains leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot, a. 6'5O
74b and Ii is a m, and 90 Fitcburg at 9l5 M
and rs and T35 m, for Winchendon, Troy keene and
Bellows Falls .,,, ,.,,....,., ,,,,.., =,
burlington for Rutland, Saratoga, Huntington, &c.
Also With VT. Central X X for Windsor, White River
Junction (connecting with Conn and Passmpsc River
Railroad Montpelier ST. Adams, Rouses Point Cgdens-
burg Montreal, &c.
tickets all points north for sale at No Foster AZ
Worcester--J. BARNARD. Agent.
rare Al low as BY any route and distance less.
~ Pullman Sleeping Oars on Night TraInsfor West
and North, II, byEWART, snp't.
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PRoyIDENcE 3 WORCESTER RAIL


day, Sept l6, 1872.
Express Train; stopping only at woonsocke and Tx
pluge leaVes worcester at l0l5 q. Providence AZ
ACCOMMODATION Trains will leave Worcester for Provi
uence and way stations at 730 (oxp from WoOnsocketl
y. "
Pr5oyidence for Worcester and way stations, at 74O
r Ihe I4O m (maiD and 2l5 p m (express) trains
from Providence, and the 1918 m (oXpress) and
iVO mail and $50 trains from Worcester, con
meet at Worcester Junction with trains TO and from
Clinton, Fitchburg Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nashua,
Lowell, Lawrence Concord, and the White Mountains;
Sprngheld Albany, Troy, Niagara Falls, and points
points.
The Worcester trains, except express and $50 p m,
connect Mt Woonsocke Junction with trains to and from
Milford and at Waterford with trains Of the Boston.
Hartford and Eric railroad,
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence for Waterford 900 m, and 405 m
connecting Immediately with trains for Southbridge
Putnam and Norwich.
Leave Providence Cor Woonsocket at 1000 p. m.
Leave Woonsocket for Providence at 300 m, 23O M
Leave Providence tor Uxbrldge at 7.e0 pm.
Leave Waterford for Providence at $40 p IN,
Leave Uxbridge for Worcester at $40 m.
Trains Milford for Worcester and Providence at
T.40 and II 90 and i20 Woonsocket for Milford
at 500 m, and l.30 and $50 m. r,,,no,- e..
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Ranroaos.

FITCHBURG & WORCESTER r. R
y SuMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
MONDAY, May j, lS7l.-Passenger Trains for Worces.
ter. 09
Leave Fitchburg, a m. Il. 50 and s 50 pm.
South titchburg, sos m, IL 81 and 5,54 pm
LeOminster, S.l2 m, LOO and 500 D m,
Gates Crossing. S.l7 IN, l07 and 6.OT D m
Fratt 5 junction. s.26 a m, LIS and g. Is D m
Sterling Center, S.33 M, l.20 and 20 D m
Passenger Trains for Fitclburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and IL Is a M and 90pn,
Sterling Junction, 7.07 and II 81 m and s 06 4 m
SterlnS Centre, ia and l205 m. and LOS D m "
Pratt's Junction 720 m, and Il IA and s. ID m
Gates Crossing, IS M, 1922 and 52i m
Leominster, 7.S0 m. 1880 and $50 M
South Fitchburs, 1.SI IN, II 80 and5 81 m
RAILROAD CoNNECTIoNs.-The $50 and II * n N, ,,,s
4.2O IN trains from Worcester connect al FitcLt,u
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r n 5g
all points north and west; also connect al Fifrbb,
with the Vermont and Massachusetts, for (reenS,S
and BrattlebOro and intermediate stations i'ii
The SEQ a m and II 50 IN train from Fitcbburc cor
meet at Worcester with Boston E Worcester prci,o
q worcester, Norwich IL Worcester Railroads. 49,
field. W "ee' VIA spring.
The 80 m train from Fitchburg connects at ,yor-
cester wlth'N Norwich Il Worcester Steamboat Train o.
New York via New London. IT, A al 01n - s iin ior
OIhce fItchhurg& Worcester II RI w "
litpllmrp
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~ FOR SALES 1-2 miles from SgsR
eli the Court House, mile from depot-eary 1stE
Hiik and late tTain-a very desirable and plea---l.
sanity located farm Of acres very superior land
abundance Of ruitgreat variety; buildings good STYLE
and in excellent order throughout; aqueduet spring
water to house and barn. and in every respect a very
desirable estate. VIII be sold at bargain to settle an
estate. L. A. ELY Il CO.
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FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG
and 4.20 pm '''' "''' LILO d Ill
Returning, leave Boston at 625 and IL a NJ and I'm
change. O"sii WITHOUT
fassenger by this route land in the immediate vicinity,
" me EASTERN Boston Maine and Boston q IoweI
fax. ''' ~ 'oih anu hali-
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The Vermont legislature made the following
elecuons Of state officers yesterday: Secretary
Of state Geo. Nichols of Mortified: Auditor
W. J:ferrin Of Montpelier; Quartermaster Gen -.
WV Lynde OF Marlboro; Adiutant and Inspec-
toT General, Jas. p. Peck of Montpelier; Judge
Advocate, Gen. S. NJ. Southland of Vergennes ;
hallroad Commissioner, N. b. Bailey Of st. All,
Dams Directors Of state prison, J. w. Hartshorn
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GBe aap spu aaruresstsr oap orning alObenBer 1872
FITCH & THOMPSON.
MrstelIaneous.

& COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
- SETS WORCESTER, IS. Prohatc;Court-To the
Heirs at law, next OF kim and all other Persons inter
ested in the Estate of BENJAMIN ESTABR00k late
OF Atho in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition of Ira Bailey. Scion W. Lee and
George A. Whippe, you are hereby cited to appear at
Probate Court to be held at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday of November next, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause if any you have.
why an instrument purporting to be the last will and
testament of said decea cd and cOdicis thereto should
not be approved and also why the said petitioners the
executors therein named should not beeNempt from Civ
ing surety sureties on their bond.
And the said petitioners are ordered to serve this
citation by publishing the once aweek three weeks
successvely, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication to be one
day. least before said court and to send to
he sent written printed copy of this notice, proper
y mailed postage prepaid to each of the heirs devsees
or eatees of said estate their legal representatives.
the petitioners days at least, before SAID
Court
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge Of said Court,
this twentyOuth day of October, in the year thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-twO
CHAS. E. STEVENS Register
OPS do252s&n4
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10 Georgiayille, Tuesday night, Mathew sho,..
whose wife had fed from his drunken ass SI1iw'
went 70 the tenement Of VIM. Sergeant In ~
same house, and began beating him, when S s,,e
Wednesday. WI" uied
Mr. james Coates, Of Providence. is a notaa
t ll Of spool thread. For many Year
~ carried on his business in England. IN
ABOUT thfee years ago, better facilities 70, ,ha
~HnViaelullng Of thread being offered AZ Paw IVY
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~ FOR SALE - 20-tenement Block,
hiii nearly new; central to business will pay large
I per cent on the investment. Price So 900. Terms
--@13~ easy. L. A. ELY 81 co.
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nor SALE-Building Lot of about 1000
Il feet, on Winter ST.. corner lot.
T.. A. Ely G. 90
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VERMONT AND MAsSACET7sFTTc

AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAIIP046'
Sars eiVe worcester Foster st. Depot for Hoosac TIM
ne SOr'n ADAMS Saratoga and Troy, n Y AT 40 and
80 4 m, iOr North Adams. HoOsac Tunnel C;recn6oiT
9e1ne fas and Brateboro, at $50 and Ii Is n m
~ 9 Gle9nneld az h5U and Ills M. and 420 D m
pm. ii az ''0V Il IN ana l.2U
% W "Ieemnei9 lot Worcester at 80 and 35a m and
a III, and 200 pm. 4 at 1S@ anu o'4l
The 81 a m and 20 trains from Hoosac Tnnro,
b.50 m tram from Greenfield, and Sal m and 266 n M
trains from Bratueboro, connect FtchbuTe Win
trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton % wiz"
The 100 IN and l20 p m trains from Hoosac Tunno1
and o4l m and 200 m trains from Brattleboro con-
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Ne,ynort
&c o. T. RITGGI lis SIX
Fitchburg. Mass, Dec. L. 1871, dtf n;
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49, FOR SALE-In Sturbridge, an szsse
ESii;I excellent Farm OF 100 acres; house and staS
klll barn nearly new-One of the best farms in Il
an estate. L. A. ELY Il co
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49, FOR SALE-In the immediate vi
E..; cinity OF the "oread" desirable house of 10
HSiiL rooms. finely arranged for two families;
bath room, set bowls, gas piped for furnace sewer
L. A. ELY a co,
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- FOR SALE-A very desirable and
; pleasantly located estate, situated three minutes
bllI from Main st. (wes) consisting of two good two
-~-@tenement houses, all in thorough repair outside
and in The above affords an excellent investment;
neghborlOod, &c. Price $500. Terms easy.
l.. 4, ELY & co.
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g. FOR SALE-On Providence ST., a
Xii fine corner estate; excellent hOuse-all modern
t!!l Improvements; 10000 feet of land
-3~7s7N Price $780, L. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-01

The beautiful stone chapel of the Episcopal
church, situated on the corner of Elm street and
Quincy avenue Quincy, was destroyed by FIRE
between six and seven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. In the month of November, 1859, wood
en- chapel standing upon the same site was set
on fire by an incendiary and burned. A num-
Der Of public spirited gentlemen Immediately
combined their energies and erected the edfce
which has now met similar fate. The chapel
has been closed the last two Sundays, the walls
having been painted and ornamented, and it
would have been opened for public worship next
Sunday. Everything destructible about the
church was destroyed, and nothing remains but
the blackened walls. The chapel which can
not be rebuilt for less than $4,000, was insured
for $4,000 by the Massachusetts and Mechanics
mutual companies. The fire without doubt
was the work of an incendiary.
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F0R SALE - Several very desirable
u BUILDING LOTS on Dix St. small size. Price
low. L. A. ELY 81 CO.
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ooSNEcTIcU'

A good looking, neatly dressed woman, blind
the other day. " -
Danbury man was much surnrised IN boor
.ast ftoude is a historian. lie Thought he was
''i1pSoooy come over here to fight Mace.
ebnrc,O VI lhe wealthest and most fashionable
tbree IN Hartford is said to be always Two or
salary WHY, yas behind in paying It's minister's
their bills. ~ ~ nara IS il 10 collect
sees u NV eSse IS now on trial at Hebron 7,
father Who w @ass ,b Strickland was hired by her
years ago to teach distric,O eaItte several
dld, Dnt when pay day came ne SSs,,, mi l she
10 pay for her services on the oros, iSt refused
was hired by her father against tbe mat sh'
majority Of the district. Miss stricdanSS o. on 4
brings a suit for damages. "ho nov
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E0r Sale.

nor SALE-DRUG STORE. STOCK
= AND FIXTURES, entirely new throughout. Trade
Sis per week cash. This store situated Worcester
County, in town of about 5000 Inhabitants and is sold
on account Of owner going south Price $780, Terms
easy, Address A., Worcester p O., Mass.
o3l
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-. FOR SALE - New Involvement
III house at the south end II rooms very nicely
R.ll fitted ups pleasant location; 200 feet from Main
st. Price ST25O. L. a. ELY & co.
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To,,.,z w, WEBSTER SPECIAL.
leaves webster tor Worcester at G.OOam
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G3O mn
L. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Sun't
Norwich a.
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-. FOR SALE-On Dix ST., new two
Xiii tenement house; lot IS 1903; will he sold low il
EaliI applied for Immediately. Terms easy.
L. A. ELY 81 co.
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- FOR SALE-A good house of 10
sii good sized rooms; city water gas &c pleasant
.2l,l ~ located, minutes walk from this Office,
s (wesD; excellent location for boarding renting
rooms, &c, will pay handsome per cent as an in.
vestment. viii be offered for few days for s3sO0 Terms
easy. Rare chance. L. A. ELY q co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

SPRNG BoNSErs.-The new spring
styles in straw revive the cottage shape,
even more decidedly than the bonnets OF
.ast year. Straw seems TO be the only
wear for the coming season. and q great
effort has been made to give variety not
only TO the shapes and style but to the
manufacture Of straw itself
In addition to the split, the Dunstable,
the Coburg, the Nhesian, the Leghorn, the
Tuscan, the Neapolitan aud the chip with
their numerous limitations, there are some
very pretty mixtures, and few decided
novelties in the way OF fancy and embrol-
dered straw, which viii prove decidedly
popular and attractive
Il is difficult to say at this early period
which shape will be likely to take the lead
among the rest. but we think the cottage
oouue-. and a new aud very coque5tIsa hat
the Dolly Warden viii be sure TO win
favor.
\ great many dotted black lace bounets.
Of PLAIN coored tu,le. or Grape have been
made tor the demiseason, and simply trim
med with d ruche of black thread lace and
a rose IN its leaves, or an ostrich tip the
shade of the Grape or tulIe. Cameo tints
and ine shades Of gray are used in prefer
euce to gayer colors, but in these cases a
brighter color IS combined in the trimming.
For example, black lace over ash gray
Grape or tulle, is trimmed with a ruche OF
black ace and spray of what is called
/ Chicago roses, that Is crimson or scarlet
roses, toned down into asa gray, and hay-
/ ing gray leaves.
Charming bonnets are made with soft
crowns of Grape, incosed in a standing
putting of soft satin finished gros grain, aud
trimmed with loops and ends Of irlnged-out
gros grain ribbon.
Straw trimmings are imported in great
variety, andare used upon bonnets of black
I lace and Grape as well as straw. Indeed
they comprise some of the most fashion
able ornaments OF the season. Dsm0restt
Monthly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10
Tie Father OF the Telegraph

The recent death Of Professor Morse, the
inventor OF the telegraph, renders the follow
.ng brief biographical notice interesting a
tuls ume.
Smuel Finley Breese Morse was born in
Char estown. Mass, April p, 1891. HIS
l4ther was "a ConSreS ttIonAl minister, who IS
best known by his textbooks for schools
Wnien were very pppultr IN their day.
samuel graduated at lie College, at the age
of niutt.un. and cho~e the profession .
painting lie went 10 England. and studied
with Benilmin Westand Washington AllstOn
lie showed considerable talent, aud gained
a gold metal Tor dying Hercules. lie was
me ut the founders or the National Academy
OF Design, IN New York, and was chosen Its
first President lie spent some time IN New
tIampeh re, p1ln;inE portraits AMI at least
me ot taeIn 10 still preserved IN Manchester
La 1872 he was elected 10 the char OF LlteTa
ture Ot the Arts 10 the UnIyeIsity ot New
York and f e was in mid ocean, on bis way
aome from Europe t. accept his new pnsItiD N
wnen ne inVeute1 the telegraph. DR.. Charles
). Jackson OF Boston, described aa expert
iuent recently made in Paris, by means .!
which electricity had instantaneOusly been
transmitted through great length OF wire.
- Ii that is so,' sad Morse, " see no
reason why messages may not be iustantane-
ously transmitted by electricity" Before
the vessel reached port, be had sketched his
! transmitting and recording apparatus. 10
1888 he put up half mile ot wire IN his
70 IN, and made an ex experimental instrument,
winch proved the aslbility of his plan
IwJ years lacer, he brought the invention
before Congress, and asked for an apprOpria-
ton TO build an experimental line Tue
Committee on Commerce listened patiently
and reported iayorAb.y; but Do bill was
passed. He went to England and France,
but found no encourage cement there. Then
ne went 10 Washington again and en- the
last light Of the session in NJ lrch, lo43, a,bil
! appropriating $50 900, To be expended un-
der the due;tIun ot the Postmaster General,
was passed by a vote OF SO to 80, IN the
| House.
! Prof. Morse's first attempt was to lay the
wires IN lead pipe buried in the ground :
and Ezra Cornell invented sort OF plow
which, as it was drawn along by yoke o.
oxen, opened the ten, laid the pipe, anc
covered It. When ten miles had been thus
laid, Morse became convinced that II WOULD
not do; SO Cornell quietly ran the machine
against a rock and smashed 1t. But 81 ,OO'
now remained OF the appropriation ant
with this Cornell strung wire on pole
from Baltimore TO Washington. The hrs
message was sent May 7, lo44. The subse
quent history of the telegraph 10 an interest
ing one but we have no room here 10
further details Prof. Morse met with a.
sorts of obstacles, and had to sustain som
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-10

Imony. They share everything in common.
There is no division of the proceeds oi
their well-paying farms Either draws for
the wants of himself and family, as the
occasion requires, without any particu'a al
consultation with or permission of the
other. There is confidence in and a reli-
ance upon the integrity of each other that
Is as rare as it is beautiful. If member
of one household is sick, he or she is cared
for as tenderly by those from the neighbor-
ing house as by those beneath the same
roof. There is no finding of fault because
some may think they are doing more than
their share of the common work. As the
wife of one Of the brothers is an invalid,
the management of the dairy has fallen to
the lot OF the other but this extra duty is
discharged as a matter of course, and is
the source of no unpleasantness. Each Of
the brothers has a son, and it Is probable
that the grand old farm will be transmit
ted TO them still undivided. and that the
same pleasant family relationship will he
continued for another generation. We
doubt If a ike instance Of happy copart-
nersh.p can be found in the country
Greenfield uaSS) Gazette.