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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-01-14
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81,
Ia Probate Court, held at Montpelier. In sad Dis
tTlct on the 9th day OF January, A. d. 1871
Martha Diyoll, Admlnistratrix Of the estate OF
Cornelius Diyoll, late Of Warren, In said Dis
tre deceased, presents her administration account
for examination ana allowance and makes appli-
cation for a decree of distribution and partition OF
the estate OF said deceased Whereupon, Is ordered
by said court that said account and said be
referred 10 session thereof ~ be- hold at the Probate
Onee in said Montpelier, on tho ID day Of Feb, A.
d. ls7i for hearing and decision thereon And, II Ia
further ordered that notice hereof be given TO all per-
sons Interested by publication Of the three weeks
successiyey In the Vermont Waterman and state
Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier, pre-
appear at said time and place, and show cause ifany
they may have, why said account should not DO al
lowed, and such decree made.
by the C0urt.--Attest,
OIL HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ NASNiNhIUN DISTRICT. $751;
In Probate Court, held az Montpelier within and ir
J. b. MacOmber Executor OF the ost,to OF pb4fe
Macomber, late Of East Montpelier IN said District
deceased, makes Application 20 said Court Cor license
10 sell all Of the real estate Of said deceased 10 will
About eleven and One.hnlf acres Of land, W M tho
buildings thereon. situated ln Hast Mont lolicr rep
payment Of tho debts and expenses of adudnstrfion
Of SAID estate. Whercupon, 10 BE- ordered by said
Court, that said application Do referred 90 session
thereof TO he held at the Probate Oier n lad Mont
pelier, the 30 day Of February, A. H., 1874, for
nearing and decision thereon and, 10 Is further or
dorgd that all persons interested be notified hereof
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman 4 State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
before said time Of hearing that they may appear Of
said time and place, and, " they sec cause, object
thereto. Hy the COurt.-Attest,
Og-ll HARVEY TlLDFN, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WNTTTTNWITW TTT0 n TTT Y ~
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier. in said Dis
trlct, on The 2ith day Of December, A. ID 1855
Isaiah luntley executor Of the last W N and o. ta-
ment IT Hannah McMurphy, late Of buxbury, in
said District, deceased. presents biz administration
account for examination and allowance. and makes
application for decree Of distribution and partition
OF the estate Of said deceased. Nhereupua 10 be- or.
derod by said Court that said account and saii appii-
cation be referred 10 session thereof 10 be- held 90
the Probate Office, Ia said Montpelier, on the llth
day Of January, A. u. i51i Tor hearing and deciso
thereon And Il Is further ordered, that notice here
OF be given 10 all persons interested by puhiica-
ton Of the same three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal, o newspa-
per published at Montpelier, pfevisus to said time
appointed for hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and show cause, if any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
By the Court-Attcst,
u-.OQ n A. CHASE REGISTER
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Tins CApor BANkRurTcY CAsE.-rhe CaL

The CABor BANERurTcY CAsE.-The Gale
DOMAIN corrects the statement that Mr. Dl-
mon, the Cabot produce buyer, was trying to
Get oil with money of his creditors. It says
Mr.. Damon lad no idea of running away.
He was at Montpelier on business, and was
there when the United States Marshal passed
through there on his way to Cabot Damon
has been produce buyer for many years, and
has done business loosely, and at loss TO him
self but those who know him best hoieve him
innocent of intent 10 deiraud, although he IS
greatly to blame for the general looseness with
which he has conducted his business. lie has
not been worth dollar for years, but has skin
ned along, paying little here and little there
until he could carry the load no longer. Instead
of receiving $4,000 at his last trip TO market,
he probably did not receive much over one as
his entire shipment would not foot up over
twelve hundred dollars. lie probably cannot
pay over thirty cents ona dollar of his indebted.
ness, by turning over every dollar he possesses
which is bad for his creditors, md does not
speak very well for Mr.. Damon's business
capacity
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Iegal alntines.
IOHN AYERS EsTATE.-Tho nb.

IOHN AYERS ESTATE.-The sub.
~ scribors, having been appointed by tho Hon.
orable Probate Court for the District Of Washing.
ton, Commissioners TO receive examine, and adjust
OH claims and demands Of all persons against The
District, deceased, represented insoivaut, aud tho
term % xix months from the 9TH day OF December,
5si being allowed by said Court 20 the creditor of
'ail deceased, 70 exhibit and prove thor respective
claims before us Give notice. that We will attend 90
me duties Of our appointment 40 tho duolinghouse
ately occupied ny nld Ayers To- Piainneld, In said
District on the FIRST Wednesdays OF February and June
1ext, at one o'clock n the afternoon ou cdeh III aid
days. IRA STONE,
WILLARD &. MARTIN. Commissioners
pla nneld. December n A ID "a al.tu
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GROSS EsTATE.-Tbe

Il undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court FOR the District OF Washing
tom commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF ali persons against the estate
0f Timothy Gross, late Of Montpelier, In said dis
trct, deceased, aud all claims exhibited In offset
thereto, hereby give notice that will meet Tor the
purposes aforesaid at the late store Of said deceased
from 10 o'clock, A. ~ until O'Clock, p. NJ, each Of
said days and that six months from the 10th day OF
December, A. D. 1873. Is the tne limited by fais
court Tor said creditors to present their claims to
for examination aud allowance.
7; Q. BAhhRBoows' Commissioners.
Dated at Montpelier this nth day Of December, A.
IA l4g1 M 40
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RANDOLPH NORMAL ScHooL.-The fourteenth
semi-annual examination of this institution
closed on Friday of last week. The examina-
tions of the graduating class were conducted
by Secretary French and Col, r. Farnham, of
the Board of Education. The following are
the graduates
Tullie J. Adams and Frank b. Chataeld, Randolph
William G. lrippen, West Rutland De vito. Flint
lraintreei GEORGE s. Garfield, Weathersleld Center
NJ Hayden Gaylord, BrOokneld Clayton Z. House,
p Mayo, Moretown; While g. stoarns Bethel
George Williams, llartand Gertrude NJ. Als, Brook
Held Ida NJ Andrews Pittsiord Algena b. Carter,
Randolph Clara s. Cowles, North Cmitsbury; Edith
Z. Fowler, Carrie NJ. Granger and fBnnie A. Granger
handQlphi Fannie q, Hopkins, WlllamstOwni Nellie
Florence T. stanley, North Randophi Jennie A.
Stewart, West Randolph Mary +. Thompson, North.
Held Jennie NJ WEIGH, Randolph Hattie y, Wood
North Pomfreti Abbie J. Woodbury., Springfield.
The class passed an excellent examination
and received certificates The aggregate at
tendance upon the school for the past year ha,
been four hundred and sixty, and during the
seven ysars of its existence seven hundred anC
iorty-one pupils have been in attendance
Although the increasing number of pupils has
occasloned the exhaustion Of the funds granted
by the Legislature for the payment Of tuition
and has made ii necessary for the present tt
withdraw the offer Of free tuition, larger classes
IN both courses, than have ever before beer
formed, have lately entered, and there is prom
Use OF large Spring term. Grea. credit is due
TO Mr. Conant and his very efficient board o.
teachers for the success and usefulness Of thi'
excellent institution.
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Unalhs.


In stowe, January 81 Miss HARRIET THOMAS
In Washington I,nu,ry o. z,t.re cf,,gy g.,
ared ri vears '-'i ''i'
H. D., ,ti,. r,
in l"sl Mii.s' I''''NNtr f'l Mf' LYMAN ALnff,
'-e' A''ul p' years
In Post Mills, December 90, ID "a. CuWFoar CANpcy.
TER, nget about 70 years.
ln Wells River, December 30 EUGENE W. SON of
Scion Clough, aged Y years.
In Pat Ransnfnt n...,,,t.r DE- ~ rr.~,, a.
Rff.inn "a al ts.r' ,,.i % ,,,,t,' '''' '''"i
IN hltte' January D hev, JONI u. fuffaRi the
p.aeueI ~ elaise Oh the Methpd'st church anu So
ueyi hHeu % years
NM AZ 49, af ',lluiiy +, is
,e,,s aud q month '''''''' ~ '''"'0'f "H'N ''
.Ant Ala, ..,t MA ,,,,, %
- Wv '' wac F-'e'
IN Mlld,e Decemhfr T. OF clnsumpto on Mrs.
LYDIA VIE o. otephea lcfrchi aged 10 years. B
months anu ~ Jays
MIs' lletIlch va lne egush.er o. Elder Nathaniel
married to stephen llcrrck December y isis In
March, 1871. they moved from Randolph To Middle
sex and resided upon the farm fret occupied by them
Intil the death OF the deceascd She leaves six chill
dren one son a. H. Hcrrlck and five daughters 10
mourn the loss Of a mother who was ever ind and
indu gent and ever anxious for their welfare all of
whom were present with their fitlcr to witness te
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a NICE Diary, CnEAr.-A good assortment
OF morocco covered diaries being still on hand
at tho Argus and Patriot store, opposite
Bethany church, Montpelier, they will be sold
at one third discount from the prices heretofore
asked, low as these were. Here is chance
for bargains in diaries
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legal Mntioes.
CHARLES II. KINNEY's EsTA

CHARLES II. KINNEY'S ESTATE.
~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton, commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of Charles H. Kinney late of Planhold, In said dis
trot deceased, represented nsolven and the term Of
six months from the 18th day of Dec A. ID. 1871 being
allowed by said Court to the creditors Of said deceased
TO exhibit aud prove thor respective claims before
us, Give notice that we will attend to the duties OF
our appointment at the dwelling house Of Widow
Mahala Kinney, In Planheld, In said District on the
first Thursdays Of February and June next, at 10
O'Clock, In the forenoon, on each Of said days.
WILLARD $. MARTIN, lco,nni,.ion.r.
IRA STONE N"hn'issioneiS'
plafunaid January 9Th A n 1874 Main
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liQroR Prosecutions. During the past week
liquor seizures have been made from D. D.
Ncycux, John Rock and James Reed
The case Of State rs N. II. Stratton and
George Rich has been appealed to the county
ciurt
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Tho Great American Consumption Remedy,
nR. WILLIAM HttEs BALskw FOR fns LuVgs, cures
Che worst Of C0ugHs Coins and all diseases Of
che LrvGs. THROAr and CHEsr For WHOOPtsg
C0ugu and CRour 70 IL a CERTAIN SPECIFIC The
most OBSTINATE CASES surely yield to Halls Balsam
when used pcrscverngly. Stands 10 tho head Of all
cough preparations Sold vcrywhore ions T.
lfNnY CrensN & Co.. propfIetors, and College
Place New York.
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DETITION FOR DIV ROE.
a STATE OF VERMONT,

NAnhiNhioN ~ tuAhIi mAhth lthAf 1871
JuLiA f. HAMLET ! BAsrsa,, julia f. Hamb-
EDWARD j. HALErr asn ~ Of M a .ns
State Of Vermont has filed in the office OF the Clerk Of
Washington County Court her petition for divorce
from Edward j. amblett, setting forth, In substance,
that the petitioner, the 10Th day OF september 4.
d. 1877, duly joined in marriage to the said Ed
ward ]. hambett by Rev. J. L. Wright, minister q
tho gospel, at Montpelier Aforesaid that since said
marriage she, her part hath faithfully kept the
marriage covenants, but that the said Edward j.
Hamblett has not kept the same but since said mar
verify and being of sufficient ability, has refused 70
support or contribute 70 the maintenance Of the pc
titoner; and that the said Edward J. llamhlett Is
out Of this State, that subpoena cannot be served
may be dissolved and that the petitioner may be
granted bill Of divorce from the said Edwart j.
lamblett, that she have leave to resume her maiden
name and be granted almOuy out OF the real and
personal estate Of the said Edward J. llamhett And
whereas It appears that the said Edward j. liamhet
Is out Of this State, 50 that a subpoena cannot DO
served upon him,
Thsrsfors ordered That notice Of the tendency Of
said petition be given to the said Edward j. llamb-
lett, and that he be notified to appear before tho
County Court Aforesaid next to be held at Montpelier
within and for the County of Washington, on the
second Tuesday Of March, A. ID. ls7i at o'clock, A.
NJ, on said day by publishing the substance Of said
petition together with this order three weeks sue
sessvely In the Vermont Waterman and state jour
nal, newspaper published Mt Montpelier in said
County of Washington, the last Of which publications
to be at least six weeks previous to said second Tues
day Of March, A. ID. 1874, which publication shall DO
lett 10 appear aforesaid and show cause why tho
prayer OF said petition should not be granted, and in
OF his default the court will proceed Paris.
Given under my hand, at Montpelier, In said County
this Sd day OF January, A. D. 1874.
LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk
l.. L. DuRAsr Attorney for Petitioner. oslo
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A Coon BUSINESS The Montpelier Manu-
laoiurng Company have made and sold over
eleven thousand children's sleds during the
last season. Their full force is now at work on
children carriages and veocipodcs.
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ilWu LivERs, those INDUCING In case and pleasure,
and those Of scdentary hahts prevent bois, Car
nunccs, Gout, Red skin, Eruptons, PImplcs Consti.
patton, Piles, prowsiness, BilOunoss and other con-
dltous induced by such habit, by taking from four
to six Of Dr. Pcrces Pleasant Purgative Pellets once
week, Or better still. one or two each night Twen-
ty-ive cent? vial, by all druggists.
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Do not FORGET the lecture by General Banks,
this evening II is his first appearance before
Montpelier audience, and bis eloquent utter
anccs will well repay those who arc fortunate
cnnnnh 10 DO present.
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Ma j j. PRArr has been appointed Adju-
tant Of Post Brooks, q. A. r., in this village.
Tho appointment is an excellent one.
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INCREASING BUSINESS We see il stated in
several OF our exchanges that large amount
Of freight from Montreal is passing over the
Central Vermont railroad, for shipment to Eu.
rope. The recent visit Of members Of the Bos.
ton Commercial Club to Montreal is likely to
result in benefit to both cities
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KILLED. w lillian Luby, for many years a
patient at the Vermont Insane Asylum was
instantly killed, last Friday, by the falling of
a tree, while at work with gang of patients
on one Of the Asylum wood lots in Dummer-
ston. Luby was about fifty years of age,
and bad formerly been an inmate of Pennsy-
yania and Vermont State Prisons
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Fatally ScALDEp, A young child of John
lays, of West Pawlet, was fatally scalded on
Sunday morning last, by the accidental over
turning Of stove which emptied the reservoir
of hot water into the cradle where the child
lay sleeping. The child lived in great agony
about twelve hours.
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FIRE IN ALBANY. The barn of Mr.. s. D.
Graves, Of South Albany, with all its contents
except live stock, was burned on Friday even
ing last. The house and furniture were ais
somewhat damaged. Insured.
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WEST CnARLEsToN.--At meeting of the
creditors of Miller, the emery wheel manuiac-
turer, who failed recently with liabilities
amounting to $4,000, Messrs. Elkins, Of
North Troy, and Carpenter, Of West Charles.
ton, were appointed assignees.
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CABoT. The Week of Prayer was duly OBJ
served by union meetings held alternately at
the Methodist and Congregationalist churches.
The meetings were well attended each even
ing, and good degree Of interest prevailed.
There were fourteen deaths in town during
the year 1873.
- We are having the largest singing
school the present winter, (under the direction
of Mr. Hart ever held in town, numbering 10
good weather li0 pupils.
The Caiedonian of January Ell, says, by
the appointment Of Mason, Collector, one can
ddate for Governor is disposed Of. Have the
the candidates can be thus provided forg II
30, give us new deal.
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Bank OFFICERS ELEcED.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Montpelier
National Bank, held yesterday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year Di-
rcctors-James R. Langdon, George G. Shop
ard, Elisha p, Jewett, Daniel Baldwin and
Carlos Bancroft. President, James r. lang
don; Vice President George c. Shepard /;
Cashier, Charles A Reed and Geo. G. Kellogg,
Teller.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the First National Bank of Montpelier, held
yesterday, it was voted to reduce the number
of directors to five. The following officers were
elected Directors, John A. Page James r.
Thurston, Charles Dewey, j. W. Ellis and p
p. Pitkin. John A. Page was elected Pres-
dent, j. G. Iloughton, Jr., Cashier, and Il. D.
Blackwell, Teller.
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T. o. or o. F-On Wednesday evening,
January 7th, Eureka Encampment, No. 10, was
instituted at Northfeld, with the following
officers
Chief pntrarch-p. b. Bradford, Mortified.
high prest-F II. Basc0m, Montpelier
fe.iur Warden-A. y. Person Montpelier.
Junior Nardou--L. VI. Washhum, Montpelier.
hrrhe-C. A. Webb, North6eld.
Treasurer. l.. Abbott, Northheld.
Sentuel-Etwnrd Ingalls,, Mortified.
nuidc--labez Baker Montpelier.
First Watch-E. X. Carroll, Mortified.
Second Wateh-Chauncey bennett Northdeld.
Right Guhrd-A ID. Lane, Montpelier
Len Guards A. Hatch, Northheld.
Regular meetings at Mortified, every first
aud third Monday in each month, at "a P. NJ
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WASHINGTON COUNTY TREAsuEER's REPORT
The following is an abstract Of the report Of
the Treasurer of Washington county, for the
year ending January |, 1874
Warrington eOunfy in account eih Gsorge ". Rssd
Treasurer
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Neu advertisements

w ANTED-In small family, help for
w general Homework, who wants steady en-.
ploy ment and a good home, at fair wages. Apply
nc This office.
january 3, 1874. Og-u
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WEST TorsnM Rev. p. n. Granger, State
Temperance Agent, lectured at the Union
church, in this place, on Thursday evening
January lst. After the lecture the pledge was
circulated, ana over sixty signatures obtained.
There is quite an interest awakened here for
the cause.
The Week of Prayer was duly observed.
Rev, o. A. Farley, assisted by Rev. NJ. Jen-
kins, of Waits River, were very jealous in
their efforts to awaken tho professor, reclaim
the backslider, and to convict and convert the
sinner.
The weather for the last week has been
more like April than January. Wheels arc
running in our streets, which is unusual iur
this section in January.
The store of Tabor x Collins is still closed
waiting for the creditors to decide whether they
will put them through bankruptcy, or take q
pro rata dividend without.
Or II, Watson, ESD, was arrested lasl
Friday morning, charged with forging the
name of C., l., Jackson on note, last August
to Bradford Bank, for $500. lie was taken 70
Bradford for trial, and waving examination was
put under 5000 bonds, for appearance at county
court in June next. j. X. Darling aud Lem
uel Foster, Of East Corinth, signed hi. bonds
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GREAT SALE or DECORATED DINNER AND TEA
SETS We would call the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement Of Richard Briggs
1877 Washington street, Boston Mr.. Briggs,
in conformity to the spirit Of the times, is offer
ing his stock Of decorated dinner and tea sets
flower prices than the public have ever known
The goods are all of the best quality, having
been selected personally by Mr.. Briggs from
the manufacturers in Europe during the past
season, and he is the first to offer really dosira-
bic China sets at prices which will surprise all
who examine his stock. A lady Of great taste
remarked, in looking over these sets, " that
there was not homely one among them
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RmoyAL.-We regret 10 learn that Mr.. 9.
=. llorslord has decided to remove his custom
and ready made clothing establishment from
th.. village 70 Bellows Falls Mr.. IIorsford is
a thorough, wide.awake merchant, and will be
sure TO give good satisfaction to los customers.
We congratulate the people Of that place in
m7king gain out Of our loss
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at one third discount from the prices heretofore
asked, low as these were Here is chance
for bargains in diaries.
INCREASING BusNEss.-Wc see il stated in
several OF our exchanges that q large amount
Of freight from Montreal is passing over the
Central Vermont railroad for shipment to Eu.
rope. The recent visit Of members Of the Bos.
ton Commercial Club to Montreal is likely to
result in benefit to both cities.
RmJAL.-We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Q.
p llorslord has decided to remove his custom
and ready made clothing establishment from
this village 70 Bellows Falls Mr. Horsford is
thorough, wideawake merchant, and will be
sure TO give good satisfaction to los customers.
We congratulate the people Of That place in
m1king gain out Of our loss
Amgs1rp Mr. Me,calr, driver for Frank
sawyer, proprietor Of the stagc line between
llydepark and johnson, took, on a recent trip
an express package containing S763, for a
party in Eden. The money never reached its
destination, ani Mctcalf, who claims to have
lostit, hns been arrested and is now in Hyde.
mark nil
Nw-rarEuAL.-Mr A. n. Merchant, Of the
Burlington Democrat, announces new even
Ing dry paper in that city. The paper WILL
of course. re democratic in politics, and the
publisher promises that IL shall be a live. mp.
mthc-,me. daily in every respect.
The Ncwport J,or,., il. On, in NOS, TYNE
ut..f, grp,tl, ,u,pr,,e. it. ,rn.,r,n,o
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AunGrrD Mr. Moicalr driver for Frank
sawyer, proprietor Of the stage line between
llydepark and johnson, took, 90 a recent trip
an express package containing S763, for a
party in Eden. The money never reached its
destination, and Mctcalf, who claims to have
lost It, has been arrested and is now in Hyde.
mix NIL