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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11
State Of Vermont
WINDHAM SIS.
ELEAZER L. WATERMAN In Chancery Ar r;l


ELEAzER L. WATERMAN In Chancery All ril
JOHN H, TIBBETTs, Term. 1873.
WHEREAS ELEAZER L. WATERMAN of Ja-
" maica in said county, brought his petition at
this term against JOB N ii TIBBETTS of the same
Jamaica praying for the foreclosure of a morteaoe
executed by said TIBBETTS to said WATERMAN
dated SEPTEMBEk 30, 1872. of certain parcels OF
land in stratton in said county, to wit: One parcel
conveyed to said TIBBETIS by Leander Allen
March 80. 1870. One other parcel containing 6tty
acres conveyed to said TIBBETTES by ORREN
PAkSONS, conditional to secure the payment To s.
". MERRIAM 4 Co.. of S64.78. for which said
WATERMAN was liable as surety. also a note to III
WHEELER of $50, on which said WATERMAN
was liable as surety and also all debts due to WA
TERMAN READ. of which firm said WATER
MAN was partner, amounting 10 Sl17.37, all which
debts said WATERMAN has been compelled to pay
as surety and partner of said READ. and the
amount oil which with large of interest are
now due and owing to said WATERMAN
And 1t appearing that said JOHN H. TIBBETTS
mas run away and gone without State, so that
process cou q not be served upon him.
therefore II is ordered by the Chancellor that said
case be continued to the term of the Court of
Shancery to be held at Newfans in and for the
G9nnty Of Wlndham, aforesaid, on the SECOND
IuE oDAf OF SEPTEMBER A. D., 1874, and that
the Orator notify said JOHN II II Belts of the
pendancy Of his said petition and of the of the
court 70 which the same Is continued by publishing
the substance OF his petition with this order, for
three weeks successfully iu the Bellows Falls Times,
printed at Rockingham. in said County. the last
said nextSEPTEMBER term of said Court of Cham
| Gerry.
| +. L. WATERMAN. Orator, for himself
4 $50 ROYAL TYLER, Clerk.
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Another Murder in Vermont.
A MAN SHOOTS HIS soN-IN.LAw.

Vermont is now going in for her share
of honicides, and this time we have it
in our own county. AT Halifax, on Fri
day of last week, 4th of July, William
Smith was shot by his father-in.law,
james Crosier. A slight difference OF
opinion about something, caused an al
tercation, which resulted in the murder.
A common shot gun was the weapon
used. Both parties were the worse for
liquor having attended picnic. Gro
sier has been admitted TO bail under
$4,000 bonds. Smith was an extremely
quarrelsome character, and public opin.
ion favors the murderer, who claims to
have acted in self defence, and the tact
that he was bailed in the sum of only
$4,000, indicates that that was the view
of the court.
A later account says the two had beer
spending the day at Green river village
in Guilford, had partaken plentitully o
the ardent, and on their return home, il
the course of dispute, from words came
to blows. Smith knocked his father-in
law down, pounded him severely, anC
threw him out of doors. The old maj
was badly bruised and stunned, bu
rushing into the house he seized load
ed shotgun and, aiming it at Smith, she
him dead. Crosier has always sustaine
good reputation as peaceable, law
abiding citizen, while the son-in-la'
when under the influence of liquor ha
always been ugly and quarrelsome. Q
Saturday court of inquiry was helt
The respondent waived an examination
and was committed to Jail to await til
action of the grand jury in September,
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STATE OF VERMONT. I The Probate Court in
DIST OF WESTMINSTER, SIS and tor said district
To all persons interested in the estate of RICH
ARD BOND. late of Jamaica. in said district. de-
ceased. GREETING
YOU AREHEREBY notified that Lewis NJ Sprague
the administrator of said estate has filed his pc
ttion in writing. setting forth that the deceased
in his life time took deed of certain lands sltua-
ted Jamaica aforesaid. known as the Ira johnson
farm, from samuel I. Boynton for the consideration
Of sLeoo00, that he gave his notes to Boynton for
SSg9.U0 part of the purchase money-that one Ma
rinda Cal paid s0 % and that il was agreed that
when said Clark should pay said notes and relieve
said BOND from all liabilities thereon, thar he
should convey said land to her to such person as
she should desgnate-that $4,000 of said NOTES re-
main unpaid and that they and the mortgage secu-
rity for the same, upon said premises have been
signed @ Hoyt ii. Wheeler, and by agreement
with said Clark. said Wheeler has agreed to dis
charge the estate Of said BOND from said notes. up
conveyance of the interest of said 10 said
lands and has prayed for license and authority to
convey the sane 70 the said Wheeler in accordance
with the arrangement between him and said Clark.
And are further notified that said will de-
eide upon said application at the session thereof
next TO be held 81 the Inn of II. & III. Phelps in
Grafton in sand district. the FIRST WEDNES-
DAY Of AUGUST ISIS. when and where you NAV
be heard in the premises If you shall see cause
July :. ISIS. $50
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CATTLE MARK EFT.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY July 5. 1873.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs,
This week. Ais 9,5ls $50 1890 7S9
Last week 1885 S,S6S 600 1880 1880
One year ago. 3e13 3,755 SG8 400 $3.50
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, $500 20 1915
first quality, $500 "a S62; I'd quality. $500 "a $3.50
third quality. $500 a $3.50,
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head. in lots. $500 $3.50
1915 "a $500 each extra, s400Gg s4,5i = neai.
Hides "a Sc. y Ia.
Calf Skins l6 a 1ac D ID.
TalIow, Sc "a So p ID.
Mich Cows and Calves.-s35. $50, s65 and $50.
Prices of Store Cattc.-W orking Oxen. y pair. loo
S175 $500, a S275
REMARKS-For beefthere is little firmer feel
ing and prices firm at quotations The supply o.
sheep is only about half that of last week and thi
fact has sustained former rates. and the best sheer
and lambs were nearly 20 higher. The sales were
"a. 513 up to loo for fine lambs. The demand fol
live poultry is light and quotations remain un
changed.
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BOSTON MARKET July s.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FL0UR.-The market for Flour remains the same.
is far from active Sales at $500 $50 for Western
perhne $500 "a 6.75 for common extras, and Sc, IS
q $500. tor Minnesota including choice bakers
brands Small lots Rye Flour at $500 "a $3.50 a
Dbl. Corn Meal sales at 3.25 "a 3.35 q Dbl.
GRAIN.-The demand for Corn has been dull and
prices are easier. The sales have been, 81 "a 62e u
bushel for Western yellow and SO a Gle for Western
mixed. Oats are dull and prices eased off. The
sales have been at Al "a 53c for new. Rye, small
sales at q5 a 81 o. Pbusl.
PR0VISI0NS.-Ther has been dull market
for Pork and prices in favor of the buyers We
quote prime at Sl3.75 "a Sl4,00; and mess at sl650a
$500 Dbl. Beef Sales of Western mess at s120t
@!35o for family extra $3.50 q 1850, Lard is in
fair demand with sales at 9@o 913c for city and
western. Smoked Hams have been selling for IS q
lac p ID as to quality.
PRODUCE The supply of good Butter is quite
large and business has been rather dub. The sales
have been rs @ Csc for choice N. Y. and Vermont
diaries. 20 c p Is 10 for common. The market ii
rmer for Cheese. Sales have been at Ito 121zc fol
choice factory. Eggs have been selling at q "a 2
. doz.
W00L.-There is better feeling in the Woo
market as the eombinat ion to stop certain PEI
cent has proved failure. The sales have been $780,
CO., New York X at IS "a 55Rtb.
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died

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Cambridgeport, June 30, ADDIE wife of Mr..
Levi Derby aged 80 years.
In Putney, at the residence of NJ. T. c. Perry,
june "a, Dea. DANIEL WALKER, aged SO years,
II months and 10 days, formerly of Dummerston.
In Sprin gfed June IA, of consumption, s. WILL
Der HARLOW, aged "A years, 10 days.
In Acworth. N. H., June 26, Mr.. THOMAS NJ.
DICKEY, aged 70 years.
In Charlestown, n. H.. June II. Miss TABITHA
STEVENS. aged 81 years, the last grand daughter
of Capt Phineas Stevens.
In fhayer. Kansas. June II, JERRIE HAGER
formerly of Putney, aged q years. 8 months.
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Estate Of william M. Crou.h.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court in
DIST or WESTMINSTER. IS, and for said district
To all persons interested in the estate of WILL
LIAM NJ. CLoUGH, late of Putney. in said district,
deceased. GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that Isaac B Puffer admin.
l. istrator of said estate has filed his final admin
istaotion account in court here. and made oath to
the same, and that said court will decide upon the
allowance of said account and decree final distribu
ton of said estate among the heirs entitled to the
at the session of said court to be held at the
Inn of 4. Il IL. Phelps, in Grafton, in said district
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF AUGUST, 1873
when and where you can be heard in the premises
if you shall see cause.
G. B. EDDY. REGISTER.
July q 1873 Is 30
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Estate of sophin Scott.

STATE OF VERMONT / The Probate Court in
DIST OF WESTMINSTER IS ! and for said district:
To all persons interested in the estate of SOPHIA
GREETING.
YOU ARE HEREBY notified that James II.
i Phelps. administrator with will annexed OF
said estate proposes to render account of his adj
minisration and ask for order of distribution al
special session of said court to be held at the Pro-
THURSDAY of AUGUST 1873, and that said court
will then and there decide upon the allowance OF
said account. and decree distribution according to
the will of said deceased, at which time and place
you may be heard in the premisee if you shall see
cause.
G. B. EDDY, Register.
July 7, 1878 2S-30
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-07-11

BRATTEEBoRo.-Seven persons were
received to the Universalist church, Rev.
M. I'll. Harris pastor, on Sunday Three
were baptised by immersion.
A little girl seven or eight years old,
daughter Of Joseph Pierce, had the
thumb of her left hand entirely taken
off, Thursday of last week, by hatchet
in the hands of an elder brother with
whom she was playing.
The presentation of Roots beautiful
cantata of the " Haymakers,'' on Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings of las
week, was fine success. Some of the per
senators excelled in their parts. A young
lady said to be music teacher in the
academy at West Brattleboro, sang the
dairy-maid's song very sweetly and wai
heartily encored. Another lady excelleC
in keeping excellent time in the spread
ing scene with her fork. The raking
cooking and Gaping for the night, tn
two seranades, and the shower scene
| Cincluding the good maid who caugh
the nice ard soft rain water from th
ewes . were all well sustained and hell
the audience with close interest and at
tention. We have listened to no enter
tainment of the kind with so much sal
isfaction for long time. Mr.. L. w
Hawley, formerly of Windsor, was d
rector and we congratulate him on hi
success. The people of Brattleboro ful
ly appreciate such an entertainment an
furnished full houses both nights, man,
being unable to procure tickets the frs
NIGHT
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A Marshfield correspondent writes
Our Grange has purchased quantity OF
tea, coffee and rasins, of Boston firm,
at saving of 80 per cent, on the whole,
and now We are going for some fish and
spices. We challenge the Oranges in
the United States TO show taller Gate
Keeper than we have got. He stands
six feet six inches 10 his stockings.
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DARN FOR SALEl

In Westminster village. on the Lower street.
thirty of intervae land in the highest state of
cultivation; first class pasture containing forty
acres fifty acre pasture and timber lot heavily
wooded asugar orchard containing five hundred
naples with new sugar house and apparatus: fruit
in abundance. The buildings are ample and in +
eellent repair; commodious brick dwelling house
slated and provided with every convenience; run
ming water at the house and barns.
The farm is situated within half mile Of the
railroad station, and in the immediate vicinity OF
church and school everything making it one Of the
most desirable estates in the Connecticut Valley
Those in quest of good farm invited to visit
and examine this. Application can be made to
III. c. LANE or CHAS. A, DICKINSON.
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: HartIand, in Windsor county h.

: Hartland, in Windsor county has
become a money order office.
"A pleasant affair of congratulation
occurred at White River junction on
the 9TH inst, being the presentation, by
the express men on the several lines
from that place, of beautiful silver ice
urn and goblets, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Huntoon, their recent marriage being
the occasion. Mr.. Huntoon is the popu-
lar express messenger from White River
junction to Sherbrooke. The present:
were very substantial costing over 500
and were fully appreciated by the re
cipients.
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WEATHERsFIELD.- There is Mr..
Dunster living at Upper Falls, who was
born August Is, 1872, and i, conse-
quently nearly 101 years OF age.
George G. Shedd, who was thrown
from wagon by the sudden starting of
a horse, ON Monday, June %, and had
his collar bone broken, is rapidly recov-
ering.
Wethersfeld claims the champion
sheep shearer. Mr.. E. S. Haskell shear
ed in one morning thirty-fve sheep and
three bucks. At another time he shear.
ed forty-three sheep in six hours, and al
another time seventy-four sheep in one
day. IF there is any one that has done
better he will try again.
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Temperance.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Rockingham Temperance Alliance, will
be held in the vestry of the Congrega-
tional church, in this place, Wednesday,
July 10Th, at quarter to eight. A full
attendance is desired, as business of i'm
portance will be brought before the
meeting,
Dpp OpDpp an Gov,
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MOVING MACHINES.

OUR neighbors who have a good machine needn't
~ feel so bad because we have better one It's our
Farmers read what those think Of the MEADOW
KING who know a little something about Moving
Machines who are not lear ming their first lesson in
this line, but have handled mowers before TINS sum
WESTMINSTER, W., June g. 1873
Mr.. BurLER.-The Meadow King Mower bought
used. IL is the lightest draught, and mows the
ieag leak mo Sges and Mn TSr Sr k pss
Of $50 horses each. and find trouble.
~ ' BRADFORD p. PAGE.
y, - GEAggos; VIZ Ees, 10 70, M isIs.
err purchased OF your agent ID. X Barry, last sum
mer, fully answered my expectations and your rec
smooth ground and ON uery rough. rough that
| had never thought Of moving it with machine
before, Some light and some stout grass without
had used Hubbard's machine for several years
The Meadow King do not hesitate in giving it the
preference over any. machine have ever used or
and perfect in every respect, easy to manage and
does its work admirably. would cheerfully rec,
ommend it to all who wish to purchase good and
1"' -''' cHAs. S. WHITE.
GRAFTON, W.. June 20 1873.
Mower bought Of your agent last season gave en-
| tire satisfaction. moved over 100 acres of grass
most of it very rough. The draugnt is very light.
il is managed with ease the cutter bar working over
rough ground easier and better than any other now
or ever saw, cost nothing for repairs. am ae-
auainted with other mowers have taken pains to as
certain what one was the best and am fully CON
| WINGED that the Meadow King Mower is the best
| GEO. W. HALL.
| WESTMINSTER. W., Feb. IS 1873.
Mr. BUrLER.-The Meadow King Mower bought
of your agent last july just the thing to cut hay
with. l tried it on both smooth ground and rough.
/ never used mower that does so good work on
rough ground the drought is very high, and it seems
the smoothest of any machine that | ever saw in
she field. | have used other machines. but the
Meadow King Mower is the machine for me. it never
clogs is easy for the team gearing simple and turns
the easiest of any machine ever saw.
JOHN PHELPS.
i WESTMINSTER W.. Feb. IA, 1878,
Messrs. GREGG IL Co.-Dear Sir.-I purchased OF
your agent Mr.. d. X. Barry Meadow King Mower
last July and cut sixty of grass with the same
without of repairs. can cheertuly recon-
mend it to all who wish first class machine and
would not exchange it for maehinel ever saw.
Yours truly,
u d.. W. LEACH
WESTMINSTER, VT.
Mr. BuFLER.-The Meadow King Mower bought
two years ago. gives entire satisfaction | il
/ with one twohorses as please. The draught Il
light. and can recommend it as the best machine
: know of.
Fl 0. L. FISHER.
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. DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of license from the Probate Court, /
will sell At Public Auction. at the store OF X. s.
SAEfORD in Westminster. VT. on TUESDAY the
TWENTY-SEC0ND DAY OF JULY 1878. at TWO
O'Clock. P. ~ the following described Real Estate
From IS 20 100 acres more or less of Pasture and
Wood land situated in the town Of Westminster
near Lines Towns farm and Erastus Peekis farm
said land belongs to the estate Of j. 5. Hunt. de
ceased.
$50 GEO. SLATE. Administrator.
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PER ORDER OF Com.

WESTMINSTER. festival of the
ladies of the Congregational Society of
Westminster, on the 4th Melted some
$50. They gave very good display of
fireworks in the evening.
Freddie, son of Alfred r. Cobb
while playing base ball recently was hit
on the side of the head with club that
accidentally slipped from the hands of
playmate, and was quite seriously in
jured.
Rev. O. S. Morris has removed to
West Cunningham, Mass. having ac-
cepied call to preach at that place.
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Married

In Brattleboro, June %, by Rev, Mr. Harris II Err.
MAN +. WILDER of Keene N. H. and Miss IA
RY EVA COLE VAN OF Cavendish. Vt
Ii. BINGHAM of Springfield and Miss ELLA M
COOLIDGE of Felchvile.
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BLACK RIVER ACADEMY,

rV,HE FALL TERM of this old Academy begins
Il on Tuesday. Aug. 49, 1873, has three courses of
study. including College preparatory course. Has
French, German and Music teachers. $3.50 will
pay for tuition and furnished rooms for self board
ing Board S. 90 to $3.50 per week For Catalogue
- 5. A. GIFFIY. Principal.
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PUTNEY. The grand list of the town
shows 81 dogs and 28S taxable polls.
The Methodist society is having its
church slated.
The library at the ladies vestry of the
Congregational church was open Tues
day, July LIST, and as heretofore, will be
opened once in two weeks. Library
honrs from to o'clock, P. NJ. 1t con.
tains many new and interesting as well
as instructive works
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SWEDISH HELP.

LyAMILTES who want Swedish domestics are noti-
IL fed that the subscriber leaves for Sweden this
month to select Servant Girls, and will accompany
them over as usual. Please give in orders early
as possible to CHAS. A BERGLUND, Swedish
Agent, II Stanford St. (near Revere House) Boston,
Mass.
LADIES KID GLOW ES, imported from Swe-
den lone button rs cents pair. two buttons 81
pair, for sale at G. A. BERGLUND'S Office.
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DANK SHARES AT AUCTION.

On SATURDAY, JULY NINETEENTH. at
THREE P. NJ, at the Town Clerkt Office in Bellows
Falls, will be sold at public auction to close
tate. Eleven shares in the National Bank of Bel
lows Falls. Par value $50, per share.
FRANCIS CHASE. p..,.o,,
ARTHER CHASE HAeou'ois-
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CHESTER terrific rain storm visit
ed Chester on Thursday afternoon of last
week. Rain fell in torrents, accom-
panied by hail. A barn owned by Josh
ua Prouty was blown down, and Mr..
Prouty injured so severely that he had
to be carried home. A horse belonging
to Prouty was killed during the shower.
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WEST RIVER NATIONAL BANK

w
Report of the condition of the West River Nation
al Bank at Jamaica State of Vermont. at the close
of business on the 18th day of June, 1878.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts f6,sS3 %
5,S35 AZ.
u. S, Bonds to secure circulation. 5000 90
III s. Bonds on hand 100 90
Due from Redeemiug and Reserve Agents, l4,2l6 AZ
Due from other National Banks ~ "
Current EXPENSES 1853 90
Premiums, q Y
Cash Items 1853 Al
Bills of National Banks. 5l5 ~
Fractional Currency. 5 5o 81
Specie, . " "a
Legal Tender Notes. l6.Sl2 W
2Oi, I'll ST
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. 100000 %
Surplus Fund, i,o0g W
Discount l,sssaa q
Exchange. IL y
Interest Zsoi ~
Profit and loss $3.50 30
Natianal Rank Circulation outstanding rs 9el 90
state Rank Circulation outstanding Its 90
Dividends unpaid, id55 ~
Due 10 National Ranks 16 80
204,77l 81
STATE OF VFRM0NTl /, John A. Butler Cash
COUNTY OF WINDHAM. IS Ter of the w est river Ma
tional Bank of Jamaica do solemnly swear that the
above statements true to the best of knowledge
JOHN A. BUTLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th. day
j. c. ROBINSON. Notary Public.
Correct attest,
!. l. |. MhkfiffIELD. Directors.
j. A. BUTLER.
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CAvENDIsH.- Capture Of a gun The
only celebration of the Fourth at Caven-
dish was the firing of the old cannon. so
long a custom in that village. For some
few days before the Fourth it had been
missing, and rumors were rife as to its
whereabouts. On the morning Of the
Fourth its well-known peals were recog-
nIzed as coming from Proctorsville, and
a party Immediately started for the place
demanded an unconditional surrender
seized the gun Cloaded as it was), and
brought it to its rightful owners. Nc
bones were broken in the strife. The
vanquished were hardly able to appre.
ciate the joke, as it was termed.
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/ know woman, pale and slight,
With heart in hopeless mood.
Who often tolls throughout the night
To earn her husbands food.
While he. in strength Of manhood's power.
Some gay saloon viii seek,
And spends more money IN an hour
Then she earns in a week.
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WELL SAID.-The following brief po-
EN-, contribution to the State Journal,
of Wisconsin, is equally we'll ealculat-
ed +" for other ATTITUDES:
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THE MITE s TAT f

Il HE Ora MITE s AT f
HORSE RAKE
is the for you buy. it will please you in every
respect.
Call and look at the best machines before you
persuaded to buy.
VERMONT FARM MACHINE co.
HEAD OF CANAL STREET
BELLOWS FALLS. VERMONT.
26
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PLYMoUTH.-The search for iron ore
in Plymouth still continues. A shaft
so feet deep has been sunk near the old
furnace, and tunnel is being dug for
some distance into the mountain. There
are hopes of reaching the ore in paying
quantities.
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YOUNG PEOPLES SCHOOL

A SELECT SCHOOL for BOYS and GIRLS, al
n WESTMINSTER. VERMONT. The FALL
TERM of eleven weeks. will commence Wednesday
August 9th. For information address
Miss N. SEMIR FARR, Principal.
Westminster, June 5, 1873. 1880