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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10
Law and Justice.

Some legal controversies have been
settled in this place the past week.
which are worthy an item. ID. Strcctcr
hired Il horse of \. y. Bryant * Brother
last July to go to Charleston. While
away. he had occasion to go to Barton
Landing. eleven miles. driving down in
the morning and back at night. On
returning from the Landing. the hoIse
began to grow lame. and continued 50
until lac reached home again, the next
night. At East Burke he stopped and
had the horse shod. thinking some
gravel had got under the shoe; hut the
horse continued lame after reaching
home. and was turned ont for Il number
of weeks. hut is now i'll working condi-
ton again. Justice trial, and verdict
against Strcctcr for 800 and costs.
We do not understand that il was
claimed that the horse was driven hard !;
but it WAS known that he only hired
the team to go to Charleston, while
he did go to Barton Landing. He was
four days in doing the work.
II. f.. Woodruff contracted sometime
since with Mcleod, the miller, to de-
liver him ten car loads of corn of 400
bushels each, at % cents per bushel-
Mr.. Woodruff acting lis agent for man
in the west. Meanwhile the panic put
i'm an appcarance, and corn and frcights
both went up. Woodruff wrote to his
principal in the west that he had sold
so much corn for so much, and ordered
it forward. Reply came that he (the
corn mani had already lost $40, 900, and
WAS dead broke. and could not deliver
| said corn according to contract. Me-
/ Leod called for his corn. and as he
could not get it, he asked for damages
| The matter was left ont to Jarvis Bart
| lett, Mark Blake, and A. f. Rankin
! They found for Mcleod the difference
between the price of corn as agreed
upon, and the price of corn at the pres
ent timc-elevem cents a bushcl-whlcll
amounted to $40 Rather hard case
for Mr.. Woodruff, but just the amount
necessary to make the contract good.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10
WATERFOWL Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday. October : I-13.
MARKET BEEF-A few choice 80 % 10 -: extra
81 81 -; first quality = 90 Il ~. second uIIal-
ltN - 10 30 third quality - Oh "A : ~.
STORE CATTLE-Workin" Oxen and Steers Der
pair. 800. $50 $40 Il S.2!:!j.
Mich Cows AND CALVES-S35 a $50. extra S61 a
$50 Farrow Cows So Il SO.
lEALINGs-Sl0 90 Il SIS; two years old s2U az y
three Years old $50 IA 81
PRICES OF SHEEP AND IAMBS-In lots 81 60 - 10
IS 90 - 80 81 on per head extra II ~ Il - III per
head, or ; SIC per III.
Spring Lambs a 63c per III.
Veal Calves. "a 90 SID 90
Brighton Hides ; a OOc per H.
Country Hides : a -B0c per III.
Brighton Tallow, a SIC per III
Country Tallow, a 5ic per III.
Cali skins lla per H.
Pclts 81 - a 81 50 each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10
Hdrriaars.

At the residence of the brides father. in Burke,
Sept. 30 by Rev F. L. Wiley. Mr.. Harley NJ. New
ell and Miss Ella b. Gaskil both of Burke.
In Lyndon Oct. e. at the residence of Hon. Thos.
Bartlett by Rev John :. Whitman. Nj. Rufus y.
Winsor of Ludlow Mass. and Miss Clara \. Bart
lett of Lyndon.
In West Burke Sept. % by Rev. +. Z. Heaey.
Mr.. y. NJ. Adams and Mrs. Nettc +. Hall. both Of
Burke.
In Barton, Sept "a. Mr.. F. W. Baldwin and Miss
Susan NJ. GrOut both of Barton.
In Bloomington, Sept ~ Mr.. Benjamin c. Boden
of Coventry, and Mrs II. Annette ;. Norris of
Bloomington.
In Worthwhile. Sept. 16, Dr. Charles 4. Jackman
and Miss Edna f. only daughter OF William Il.
Cutting. all of MOrrisvlle.
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Peachan.

Peacham.
Capt. Leonard johnson of Pcacham.
Il man - wears old. has raised this sea
son on SiXtyfnur square rods of ground.
the following crops:
1:} bushels of ears of corn.
, onc-horSc load pumpkins.
& bushels potatoes,
10 bushels apples,
l2quartS beans,
/ 2O16 HIS. corn-todder.
| The ground was broken up last fall
with no manure top-drcsscd in the
spring with Bradlcy'S phosphate mixed
with lcachcd ashes in the hill. All the
work WAS done 10y Mr.. Johnson. except
one half day.
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Painful Duties.

If it is not pleasant to have such
local news go out about our town as
circulatcS this week. it is certainly very
unpleasant To send il forth But Il
newspaper is an impartial rhr"niclcr of
events. and its conductor. if he has any
feelings. must he panied many times III
the discharge of his duty. When the
boys and girls of the village spend their
evenings at home instead of running in
the streets: when the Young men occu-
Ply the .AthcmTum instead of the billiard
rooms; and when liquor selling is I'M
known. We shall look for much pleas
amtcr time in IL business which now has
its unpleasant sides.
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lraMs.

In st. JOhnsbury Oct. ), at the residence of her
son-in-law, Abijah Smith Abigail Bundy wife OF
the late Dea Noah Gle aged 3 years and months.
In Springfield Mass sept 30, Geo. VI. Barney,
aged 80. eldest of George C. Barney, Esq. for
merly of this town.
In Burke, Sept. TO- Christiana circuit, aged %.
In Hardwick, Sept. 30 Mr.. John L. Pope. aged 60
In Cabot Oct. = Ephram Foster Of Walden,
aged about ca.
In Hyde Park, Sept. %, Frederick Fitch aged -
In Hyde Park, Sept. %. Andrew Z. Cleaveland
aged ~ years
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HardWick.

John l.. Pope died at Hardwick,
Sept. Both. aged 80. also. Oct. 3D.. Eliza
Page. wife of John l.. Pope. aged 90
both of typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pope were of the most highly cs-
teemed inhabitants of the town. and
family, to the church. and to the poor
and destitute, who have received 50
much substantial sympathy from them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10
Who was the Rogue ?

\ gentleman from ont of town, who
was here ut the concert Tuesday even
inc. found on his return to the Avenue
House. il ladies watch in his overcoat
pocket. He thought at once that some
one was attempting to get him INTO
scrape: and being like Caesars wife,
'.above suspicion" he started at once
for Sheriff Weeks, and laid the case
before him. Meanwhile the owner OF
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PaSSunpSic.

Z
The PaSsumpsic Farmers Club will
hold basket picnic at Dextcr'S Hall
Tuesday Oct. llth. commencing ut 10
o'clock \. NJ. Tables will he furnished
for the exhibition of samples of grain.
vegetables. fruits and flowers and every
body is invited to contribute. Mcritnri-
Gus articles will receive honorable men
tion i'll report. Speeches, sentiments,
responses. etc. may he expected.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

worked III the file shop at this place
was arrested here two or three years
ago for rape and attempted rape. at
PaddOck's village. He was bound m
in the sum of S2.50O. which sum WAS
afterwards cut down by the Judge to
$1,000. and SiaS Randall and O. $.
Burke We're his bondsmen. being So
cured by property turned over to them
by Mrs. Bowen. Afterwards two civil
suits We're brought against Bowen bv
the two girls, and the same bail WIS
furnished in the civil suits as i'm the
criminal prosecutions. Bowen then left
the State, and the next Our people heard
of him was last week when he WAS ar
rested ut Salem, Mass. for rape on Il
girl nine years old. Learning this, his
bail at this place are making attempt TO
get the authorities in Massachusetts to
surrender him to the authorities here.
:" that they can he released from his
bonds; and high sheriff Smith of this
County. Is now away on this GRAND.
We trust that Gov. WaShburm will not
give him up, and we are confident he
would not if he knew Bowers history
while here in Vermont; for more
desperate character and one more dan
gcrous to the peace of community, has
seldom or never escaped the clutches of
the law. And when he was let off on
:" light bail for such hcinous crimes us
he committed at this place. there was a
general feeling of Indignation among
all who knew the circumstances. We
trust Massachusetts will do him better
justice.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

The Vermont Chronicle lis pleased to
learn that Rev. Prof. George \. Board
man. ID. D., of Chicago, has accepted
the office of President of Middlcbury
College, and that he has already enter
ed upon its duties. His return to Yer
mont and to Middlebury College, in
which he was, for some Years, a distin-
guished Professor, will he hailed with
delight, not only by the friends of that
noble institution, but by many that
knew and esteemed him i'll other days
as one of our foremost men,"
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The St. Adams Lecture Association
will offer an attractive course the COM
ing season, but the list is not vet quite
ready for announcement. Probably,
however, it will embrace Rev. DIR.
Chaplin. John b. Cough, VIM. Parsons.
C.. ID. Robinson (reader) and two or
three other noted lecturers, besides one
or two first class concerts.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
J. Harvey Croker, Postmaster at
North Hydepark, dropped dead while
standing in his wagon Oh Friday last.
He had a paralytic shock last year, and
.t that time lost the use of his left
limbs and side.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Chas. F. Percival, came very near
being fatally injured last Friday, while
he was engaged in removing his furni
ture from the fair ground at Barton
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IT, Y. NJ. C. A. Concert.

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Arrests.

1t gives us much pain to chronicle
that LuciuS Gilmore was arrested Friday
night for being intoxicated. and for dis
orderly conduct. He had hearing
Saturday, and was fined five dollars.
and put under two hundred dollar
bonds to keep the peace for one year.
John Emerson went his bail.
1t may be well to say here that the
men who caused the arrest of Mr.. Gil
more are among the best friends he has
i'll the world. and that they reluctantly
took this course because it seemed Ia
them as though there was no other way.
As much as he has their sympathy. they
feel still stronger that the innocent and
helpless must he protected.
Richard Counor. IL Young rough. was
arrested Saturday night for intoXca-
ton. He testified that he got drunk on
llull'S beer, was fined and released.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

CELEBRATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAI.
LET'S. HEAD STONES. sc. Sc.
Also. importer and dealer III tn, world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
score II GRANITE MONUMENTS
TABI. FITS -Nc.. Ac.
have Polished Granite. now on hand
and viii imp"rr ru order and ~.ll the.
sam" Tor les than can h, bought IA
Boston. Discount To- TN, trade. over
2ou designs ON hand Pleas. call and
-t't.
81 Jubn.Jury u. JUIyI- I-.I.---t
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lprli md Sfatr c5frn5.

NJ, \,l,u. the teacher of vocal mu-
..,rr south Church. will meet his
.- rsl.. evening ut Z o'clock.
,,,. W. Barney son of Geo. c.,
,il postmaster at this place died
springfield last week of typhoid fe-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-10-10

Blackhrad~ and FlrShworms. Use PERRY : I'm
proved Cnmrd"nr and I'fmplr Kennedy. the .r,.'
skin medicine. Prepared only Icy l'r l.. {. PERRY
D,rmntoln-i~t ~ Bond 81. y \. sold hy pm-
,T- here.
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A Profitable Crop.

III. Underwood of this town, sowcd
one-titth of an acre to peas the past
spring, and has sold from it S22 %
worth of green peas. and has bushcl
and quarter of dry peas left. He
took half dollar premium on peck
of the latter.
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,4ohnsburp Galedonian.
~ Vt. Friday. oct. 10. 1873
r,.t once Time Table.

...,,n.ru and Western 30 a. NJ; and 7::m
=. '.''...i.,rl, ,,:ty 80 A.. NJ. Northern and
mails luur v.
2"a and IA N P. S % sa@rh s4%
N ~ta-r mails ~ y. VI.
".. ann : VI. io T.. VI.
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Sprrial 5lnfrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, No. - +. n \. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve on OF he
fore the full of the Moon. {. j. lIOUGIITON See
HASWELL CHAPTER, no. II. II. 4. VI.
Regular communication Friday on OF before tn,
full of the moon. {. V. EASTMAN. Sec \.
NOTICE NOTICE.
l am intending To close my Photograph Gallery
from Nov. LIST, 1-73 10 May LIST. I-1i. Those wish.
ing for my work will please take notice and come
: early as possible.
GEO. H HASTINGS.
81. Johnsbury, Oct /. 1-73. ---gl-
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Y. M. G.. A. LECTURE COURSE
FOR 1884.

tfpl ~ W " iil Jan -
Prof. &. \. YOING. Feb. IL.
EDWIN l.. WUIrILE.
Rev. u. VI. GALLAGHER.
Two "r rn"r,. lecturers Vet +" h- engaged
SINGLE TICFFTS IN CENTS.
Tickets far N, Ii'V C.'sr>' 2.in
= W RESERVED SEATS. 9
Ticket, on sale al Howard \ Eowrlls. f. \ T
Fairbanks Co. :. ami al Eandall~ -hf
IuINELE> TEMPLES ESTATE.
STATE OF vrEMoNr. rs>rN DISTRICT.
In rrohI1, Court. held at thu Probate, Office in
,'uildhall in said district On the ID day OF oct.
\. l.. Ia
James " Ju~lin administrator on the estate
Of ,harl,'- Temple late ct Concord. in said dis
irici decreased mah,~ application t" said Court
trr hcru~ I" sell all Of the real estate. including
same. and ~ -'nI~ {" said Court the consent IN
wIItIu- of all the heirs residing IN This STATE and
iuIfhr rrIur TIM that il would lac conducive I"
the, interest 81 all concerned.
WhcI-upuu II j. ordered 10y said court that said
application COME under consideration and Il" heard
the 18th day ut October. \ II. l-I3. at the Pro-
bate uIic. IN Guildhlll. Md il j. further ordered
that all persons interested hr notified hereof by
publication "t notice "t said application and order
printed III St J"l,u>hury. lrt"rr said tim" appoint
ed for hearing. that They may appear ut said time
and place. and If they cause Object thereto.
WM. II. HNETSIIOEN. Jude eli I'Iuhatc.
y true copy of record.-Atttcst. -99l
WM, H. IIAETSinRN .TudG" Of Probate.
A,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
= In Pr"hatr Cont held AT the Probate Oitcr in
st. Ioln~hury, in said district. the 18th day "t
October. \. II. l~.i.
Ira l.. Met larry. executor al the last will
and Testament of Henry Walker, late of Pracham,
in said district deceased. presents his admin
istrHton account for examination and allow ancr.
and makes application for deere" of distribution
and PARTITION at the estate OF said deceased.
Whcrrupun il is ordered hy said Court that said
account and said application hr referred session
thereof he held at the Probate Office in st Johns
/ bury on the l-th dav OF oct. y. II. l-13 f"l
/ hearing and decision thereon; and il Is further
ordered that notice hereof he given t" all person,
/ Interested by publication of the same three wcck'
| succ,sSivrly i'll the CalrdnnIn. a newspaper pub
iShcd AT 81. .Inhnshury, previous I" said time ap
pointed for hearing that they may appear at SAID
| time, and place. and show cause if any they may
have why said account should not he allowed. ant
such decree made.
By the Court Attest.
HENRY FRENCH Register.
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
--nu ri.t..r
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mcnt is tn, best remedy i'll tho world for rh, fol
levin complaints. viz. Cramps in the Limbs and
stomach. Pain in the stomach Bowels ~idr.
rheumatism in all it, forms bilious Collie. N,ural
ia. cholera l'N-,utrrV- Colds. Fresh Wounds.
l;u'u- >"rc Throat Spinal Complains >pr:,Iu~ and
Bruises thll~ and Fever. Fen Internal and ~
t,rual list.
It, OPERATION i not only to relieve tn, patient.
Int entirely r"m"yrs the clu~r at IN" complaint.
II pru,tr.tc> and Ir,NId,> the Whnl, system. IT,.
st"riu- healthy action t" all lis parts and quicken
i'm the blood.
The Household Panacca i purely Ncc"t:IbI"
and Al Healing.
Prepared 10y
CURTIS \ BROWN.
No 2I5 Fulton street New York.
For sale by all druggists t25Iul7I
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-. Lecture of the Course

."' !. VI. &. \. announce the first
.'" i the course on Friday evening.
''. los DIR. j. e.. Holland. the editor
'.'n"|> NonthN, and an author
''j""r of wide rcpute. Very
. ho have read "Arthur Bonni-
'' a"d the many other productions
'> I"n. will desire to see and hcal
.'h"'. The subject of the lecture
.'i announced.
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FOR pIypIF> O> THE FACE

And TAN. u-,. PEEI;N~ Moth and Frrchlr L.
tinu. 1t Is RELIABLE and HARMLESS S,ld hN
Druggists everywhere. Depot. - Bond ~trrrt
Nrw York. I'll
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THE VERMONT STATESMAN"
THE FIRST NUMBER OF
THE VERMONT STATESMAN"

New series weekly edition., will he issued Janu.
airy l, lS54 q Specimen copies application Ia
CHARLES POMEROY RUTTON.
tDcCl9' Burlington Vt
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NOTHING ELSE WILL ANSWER, If Nou are huarsr
have a cold hard cough. ask your druggist foI
Hdlc'S HOHeygf HorehoUpd and Tar. Take nothing
else. 1t is the one sovereign remedy for all com
plants of the throat and lungs. Crttent"ns :. ttl
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Tonthachc Drops cure i'll minute. II
For CATARRH the only substantial benefit can he
obtained through the blood. VEGETINE is the great
blood uurifrr
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Breaking and Entering.

James Gleason. Frank Yatta and
Geo. Paridee, thee young st. Johns
bury roughS, broke into Hull's brewery
or beer shop OH Railroad street Satur-
day night, and helped themselves to
beer. 1t is believed they had been
drinking previously, as they were quite
noisy and disorderly. so much so as to
disturb Charles Mutt. who lives close
by, and who, on appearing. was pound
ed and abused by the said trio. The
young burglars made themselves scarce
and have not been caught at the pres
ent writing. but cannot long escape the
officers of the law, we think.
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as france Paid

j.. Sargent. agent for the -Etna
81 '''''"ncc company. paid over to
{. Hail the present week. the
.'' "n her late husbands life
Hi. Sargent has also paid over
~ " i'N weeks. the insurance upon
IT'D. 'i''-ham. and David Powers of
-'"" each. In reply to an
h'"n> letter written from this
. ..'.'' signed "Citizcn." the adjust
OF the .Erna came ON here to look
.'' Hl"gham claim. The fact that
..''''.' cd the claim is proof that the
""j> letter did not avail
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Thirty Years Experience. of AN old Nurse.

Mis-. WIN~I"W> >O"TUI\. SlRI-r l. IHT TEF
~CRIrrIuN OF uIU Of 1h, best ErUII, rhy~Ici and
by millions 81 m"thrTS and children, from th,. lee.
Ill, infant ot week old t. tn, adult 1t currrcts
aCIdlty Ot the stomach relieves wind collie. r,.-u-
lai-~ the bowels and -Ivr~ rest. health and comfort
To- mother and child w h Il,.vr II t" IL. the Best
and SUI"~t Remedy i'll tn. World IN all eases of
Dys'tt,rU amt Didrh,r1 IN Iht'fr.u. whether il
ARISES from Ir,thln, or from any other Fun
directions for u~iu. will accompany each bottle.
None G"nuIn" uni, - thu fac ~Imllr ct OUTFITS \
! tklN> l. on the outside wrappry sold by all
M,dIrIn,. n,nlnr-- fLlIml-l
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the watch on reaching home and find
ing only the broken end of chain
where she supposed her watch was, re-
traced her steps to the hall. thinking
she had lost it in the street. TO make
the story brief, the parties met. the
watch was restored. and then the lady
remembered perfectly that in passing
through the crowd in the hall she felt
her dress pulled when she passed by
this man. The suppostion is that the
watch chain caught on button of his
coat, severing it, and neatly dcpositing
the watch in his outside pocket; but
it took some argument to persuade the
man that somebody had not been trying
to play it. on him.
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CONSOLIDATION.-N has hith-
erto had three internal revenue collec-
ton districts. BY recent order from
Washington the first district has been
given up. and the collector, Rollins j.
Jones of Cornwall. consequently dis
charged. The counties of Addison,
Bennington, Rutland and Washington
have been united with Chittemden,
Franklin, Grand Isle and Lamoille, to
form what is to he known as the third
collection district, and all the other
counties will form the second district.
Charles 5. Dana of st. Johnsbury, is re-
tanned as collector of the second, and
A. J. Crane of Burlington, as collector
of the third.
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SID. Uf,iI> -EouM-Op"n from \. NJ
r.,r . t.. t.. and from Ia . T.. VI.
Vs. ". IIIANEE. Librarian.
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IiV The IOUTt. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
-q-gI HENRY FRENCH. Register.


4 RCHELATS HEATH'S ESTATE.
n STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT s.
In Probate Court holden al the Probate Office IN
81. Johnsbury. ON the 81 day of October, y ID.
I-73
Jacob Z. Foster administrator of the estate of
ArchclauS Heath. latckuf Danvie. IN SAID district
deceased makes application Ia said Court tr license
to sell all of the real estate of said deceased
except the widows right of dover therein. rep
resrntinE that said sale would be beneficial to the
heirs and all Interested in said estate. for the pur
pose of converting the same into money and said
administrator has brought into Court the consent
and appreciation i'll writing ri all the heirs I" SAID
estate residing i'll this State.
Whcrcupon it is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration and he heard
the 18th day of oct. ~ ID. l-I3 at the Probate
Office in said ST Johnsbury; and it is further ordered
that all persons Interested lee notified hereof hy
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully in tn" Calrd"nlaI
printed 81. "hnshury. before said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear at sad time
and place. and. if they cause object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH judge of Probate.
\ true copy of record. Attest
s9g1 ASA L. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
DERIEY STONES ESTATE
i STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. s.
In Probate Court. holden at the Probate Office in
st JohnsburV. the 18th day of October. A ID. l-t3
Luther &. Matthews administrator of the cstat"
of Pcrry Stone. late of st. .Johnsbury. in said dis
trict deceased makes application to said court for
license sell all of the real estate of said de
ceased representing that said sale is necessary for
the payment of the debts of said deceased.
WhcrrupOn il is ordered by said court, that said
application come under consideration and be heard
on the 25th day Of Oct. A u. l-13, AT the Probate
Office in 81. Johnsbury And it Is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by
publication of notice of -aid application and order
thereon three weeks suCcesSvcly ia the Caledonian
a new -paJ,-r published at 81 Johnshury, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear said time and place and if they cause,
object thereto.
By the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
4 true COPY of Record. Attest.
1891 HENRY FRENCH, Register.