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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
Notice TO Sell Real Estate of Nathan Boyn
ton

STATE OF VERMONT | In the Probate court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER IS held at Grafton, in
and for said District, on the FIFTH day of May
A. ID. 1876, William g. Wyman administrator of the
estate Of NATHAN BoYNT0N. late of Claremont,
in the State of New Hamps hire. deceased, makes
application to said court, for license TO sell ali of
the real estate of said deceased. to wit; about five
acres of land with dwelling house thereon. stua-
ated in Grafton in said district representing that the
sale of part thereof is necessary TO pay the debts
including the debts secured by mortgage on the
premises and that sale of part thereof cannot
be made without injury TO those interested in the
remainder.
lVHEREUPoN, it is ordered by said Court that
w said application be referred to special session
thereof to be held at the Inn of Il. Il "A. Phelps, in
said Grafton on the 18th, day of June A, ID. 1875,
for hearing and decision thereon and. it is further
ordered, that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of notice of said application
and order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Bellows Falls TINES, newspaper published at
Rockingham. and which circuates in the neigh bor-
hood of those interested before said time Of hear
ing, that they may appear at said time and place.
and. If they see cause, object thereto.
By the court.
22-A c. B. EDDY. Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28

THE MARKETs--At St. Adams, Tues
day, the butter market was firm. Rul-
ing prices; common to fair, 10 to Is
cents fair to good, 20 to % cents ;
choice, % to Is cents; selections, %
cents.
The same feeling Prevailed at Rich
mond where gilt edge butter sold at "a
cents. About 200 boxes cheese were of
fered and sales ranged from 3 to 10 cts.
Potatoes, 40 cents for early rose and
jackson whites.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
CAMBRrDGEPoRT

A game of base ball was played at
oambridgeport last Saturday, May 22d,
between the Red Stars of Bellows Falls
ana the Unions of Camehridgport, re-
suited In a victory for the Unions by a
score of % to 10.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28

Strychnlne Cellulose.
verdlgrs' Homologous.
Talcky. Chlorine,
Naphtha. Vyng.
| Gases. Dveing
Tingeing. Isomerism
Antenn@ Linen
Molusk. Potassium.
Animalcules. Trisvllable
Aphides. Dissyllable
Coleopterous. Spryest.
Salable. Iciest.
Eustachian. Phoenician.
Attorneys. Syllogism.
Cantos. Gneiss
Cirque. Fahrenheit.
/ Crustacea. Kahau.
Epizenxls. Mortgageor.
Acerose. Dioecious.
Paraleipsis. Epigynous.
Syllepsis. Filiform.
Unintelligible. Heterogeneous.
Numskull. Sagittate.
Ellslon. Fugacious.
Guys. Pronouneeable.
The slips were numbered and given
out as before. Prof Ward in giving out
the words was at times quite apt and
spicy in definitions and suggestions. At
the close, about twenty-seven minutes,
the slips were collected and Rev. Mr..
Carter, G. H. Babbitt, H. c. johnson,
Z. W Osgood and A. S. Granger acted as
committee to examine the same, who en-
tered upon their duties, and during which
time oral matches were made, in which
Hattie Hildreth aud Anna Kidder we're
the choosing heads in the first, and Mrs.
c. E. Holbrook and Mrs II. G. johnson
in the second. Most of the spelling
throughout the evening was very credit
able. The committee on the written
match, found close contest between No.
70 and Is, the first having 6 and the
second errors only in the fifty words.
On calling for 10 Fred L. Oaksappeared
and received the first prize, Campbell's
poems. Fred has become the photographic
duelist in this section, but Is gave him
very close shot on this occasion and
proved to be A. S. Granger. In the
oral spelling matches, the prize in the
first was won by Mrs. HI. C. johnson,
Pope's works, and in the second by
Charles Barker, Dryden's works. In the
first oral match there was at the close a
sharp and exciting contest between Mrs.
johnson and Fred l.. Oaks. In both
these matches there were several very
excellent records. Mile Farr was at
one time supposed to have won the prize
in the first oral match, but as it was found
that a previous speller had not missed
as was supposed, he and several Others
were thereby re-instated and the result
changed. This contest was the most
exciting of the evening and added much
to the interest and entertainment. That
some should have fallen victims to ''strych-
nine was TO be expected, but nearly an
equalnumber fell on numbskull." We
should hardly feel satisfied with this brief
record to omit mention of our young
neighbor, Johnnie Flint, who subse-
quently fell victim, but who so we'll
braved the terrors of the evening amid
very hearty applause, both when he went
on and off the stage The receipts of the
evening were s13 60.
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Dfd
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE, Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according TO length

In this village, May Is. MICHAEL HAYES.
aged A. years.
In Rockingham. April 25, Mrs. FANNY r.
ADAMS, aged 5i years, months and III days.
She was ever an amiabe and ahectlonate wife
and mother. She has left husband and three sons
to mourn her departure. We trust she is ever near
US and when weare called to that spirit land we
shall again meet her never to be severed.
In Brattleboro. May II, Mrs. SIBYL SMITH,
aged 90 years.
In Townshend. May II. LYMAN HOLDEN, aged
81 years.
In Townshend. May 49, Mrs. MARY OLMSTEAD,
wife of Rev. j. W. 0lmstead, aged SO.
In Langdon. May 5. ARCHELAUS T0WNE. for
merly of Stoddard, aged 80 years. months and 5
days,
in Springfield, May II. ARABELLA A.. wife of
S. e. Fiske, and daughter of Samuel L. Earle. ESQ,
aged q years and IL months.
In Springfield. May Is, j. B. SMITH aged IS
years.
In Weathersfeld. May 6, WARREN H. HATCH.
aged 70 years.
In Minneapolis. May 2, Mrs. MARIA T. HER
RICK, aged IA years. Mrs Herrick was the mother
of Rev. w I. Herrick of Charleston. VT, Rev D.
Herrick of South Hadley, Mass, Rev g. f Herrick
OF Constantinople, Turkey, L. Il. Herrick of Rock
ford, Ill. and of Mrs. l.. H. Cobb of Minneapolis,
MINI.
In Plymouth, May Il. of canker-rash, HENRY p.
TAYLOR: aged years and7 days only son of John
L. and Julia Taylor.
Alas our lovely Henry
Is with us here no more
But he IL awake when Jesus comes
And live forever more.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
Sunday Services.

Congregational Church. Rev N. F. CARTER,
Pastor. Sunday Services. Sermon lOl5 A N. Sun
day School at Noon. Evening Service at 6 O'Clock
Regular Thursday evening prayer meeting at ~
o'clock. cordial invitation is extended.
At the ptist Church, Rev j. r. HASKINS,
Pastor. Preaching at l01z o'clock A. N. Sunday
School at Il NJ. Prayer meeting in the evening
Sunday School Concert the second Sunday evening
in each month SEATS FREE,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
BRAY * HAYES
BABBITT & HAYES
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT.
OFFICE in the NEW BRICK BLOCK
over ONE NE H6N in MILLION Dollars capital
represented.
We write policies in nearly all of the largest.
strongest, times tried, and fire tested Insurance
Companies in the World. few of which the
following.
AETNA Insurance Co.. Hartford, Ct.
0"'A 1Ae'e' %o'f'o'''o'S4
OLD HARTFORD Insurance Co.. Hartford Ct.
Cash Assets. sSOoO.0OO
PHOENIX Insurance Co.. Hartford. Ct.
Cash assets, s2,OOO.W0
CONTINENTAL Insurance Co.. N. Y.
Cash Assets. s2.6O6.OOO
MANHATTAN Insurance Co.. N. Y.
Cash Assets. 800 1856, SO
Cash Assets. s93O.5Oi45
Cash Assets, 100000
Cash Assets, s5.5sslo2Oo
MERCHANTS Insurance Co.. Newark N. j.
Cash Assets, $50. 900
NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE Insurance
Co., London and Edinburgh.
Cash Capital l6oidI sl0.O0,0O0
LIVERPOOL LONDON Il GLOBE Insurance Co.
Cash Assets. s20.0O0.00J
QUEENS Insurance Co., Liverpool and London.
Cash Assets, slOUU0.O0O
ROYAL CANADIAN MUTUALl of Montreal.
Cash Capital, S6eOO.OOO
FITCHBuRG MUTUAL Insurance Co.. Fitchburg.
Cheapest Company in existence for Dwelling House
and Farm property.
POLICIES written in these OF other Compa-
nies for any amount. and upon Liberal Terms
All LOSSES Adjusted and Promptly paid at our
Once.
BABBITT. a. HAYES
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Marrtsd.

In Chester May II. by Rev. G. Hubbard, HENRY
L, THOMPSON Of Londonderry, and Mrs. COR
NELIA A. KINGSBURY of Jamaica.
In Alstead, n, IL, May u, by Rev. George Rich,
aTdson, Mr.. HERBERT g. HATCH of Alstesd, and
Miss JEN ME NJ LINCOLN of Peru.
In Westminster. at the Congregational church,
May q, by Kew. p +. Barnard, assisted by Rev.
Wm; Dickinson, Dr. F. RAIL of Greenylle,
ter of the officiating clergyman.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
BARToNsYIIIE-

Mrs Alzina Baker, formerly Wiley,
will speak at Spiritualist Hall, Sunday,
May 80 After speaking will give tests.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
BABBITT. g. HAYES


STATE OF VERMONT, By the Probate Court for
MARLBORO IS. said District TO all per-
NEY late Of Brattleboro, in said district deceased
GREETING.
v on are hereby notified that this Court will de-
Il eide upon the allowance OF the account Of Ed
win c. Watson. administrator upon said estate and
decree distribution thereof to the persen entitled
the session thereof TO be held the Probate Of
fee in Brattleboro. on the TENTH day Of JUNE
A. D. 1873. when and where you may be heard in
in the premises. If you see cause.
2z-2s ASA KEYES, Register,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
We call particular attention to our
SHOE DEPARTMENT

which in point Of price for quality of GOODS we
think all will admit inspection is without par
alel in this section.
Ladies' Kid Foxed Button, s2.25
Real French Kid Button. S4.25.
Serge Button. 500.
Serge Heeled Slippers. 81 cents.
Web AZ cents.
Kid Croquet ST
Serge Congress Boots. sl.75.
Misses Peg Grain High shoes ii to Is, $l.37.
These are few of the rs different kinds Mems
Women's and Children's. Showing the way We are
selling them.
The above prices are for new styles and not old
goods
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28

ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
c. f. & G. l.. GLYNN.
Having just bought large aud varied stock of
Goods a. great reductions from former prices are
pie not only in town butOuT OF town
ogipg to disappointment in SECURING sas1ssto
mings which the trade will do well TO purchase and
have put on elsewhere.
l6t2A I'M eros Grain Ribbon 80 cents per yard.
l2(2h in. eros Grain Ribbon rs cents per yard.
9us4 in. Gros Grain Ribbon % cents per yard.
These in black and colors. and first quality.
Nice Silk Lace Edges "a inches wide 80 cents.
Nice silk Lace Edges u inch wide. 20 cents.
Nice Silk Lace Edges Y of inch wide is cents.
Very nice Plain and Spot Web Silk Lace t.25
per yard,
Flowers usually sold at so to rs cents for rs cents.
We have ladies Wood Lawn Shade Hats in brown
aud white.
To our line of drab and steel Dress Goods, many
OF which will be sold at the popular price Of rs cts
to a very elaborate assortment Parasols and Sum
umbrellas ranging from IS cents to $500
Summer shawls az 2, per cent less than last year.
pink and purple exceptedl cents per yard.
Remnants. best quality, Scents per yard.
Pereales, IS cents per yard.
Cambrcs l2la cents per yard.
Lancaster and Scotch Ginghams. l2lz cts. per I'd.
B br9wn p Linen table pamask AZ cents per yard.
By inspection it will be seen that these Psrcalss
and Table Damask are much under value.
In Woolens for Boys wear. we have Is different
kinds at 70 cents which specially low. also
good assortment Mems wear at same rate.
Double and twist heavy Cottonades and Light
Checks for Boys at saving OF 20 per cent. Now
don't forget this.
Gents Under Shirts and Drawers for Summer so
to 81 cents
We call particular attention To our
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28

In Hamburg Edges. Pquets, Piquet.- saeque-
Muslins. Bishop Lawn, Ladies' Hosiery, Neck Ties,
bushes; Collars and Cuffs. Kid Gloves. Corsets.
have taken considerable pains in selecting, and
mold them at prices corresponding With other Goods
particular much under price.
few pieces Briliants at Is to 80 cents less than
two-thirds value.
Our Mems Straw and Felt Hat department is very
been.
A choice assortment Window Shades and Wall Pa
pers rs low as any one can sell them.
SHEEP SHEARS,
Long and short blades, true Vermonters and just
what every old shearer wants. Call and see them
and at the same time buy your Wool Twine
ATLANTIC LEAD
ARA
at same price charged for other brands.
TIE gAP ssh tu R4HAF FRE ASR FFIR RP6M
VEN RED. &C. constantly on hand.
ALL KINDS CANNED FRUIT.
Tomatoes are cheap. cans Is lbs caps) for s1.oo.
Don't FORGET that sell Japan Tea at rs cents
where at 50 cents. Not but that Others might sell it
as low az We but we have made speciality of it
and divided the profit which is usually large on
this article.
We wish to say to farmers that 1t matters not
what price they obtain for Butter, Eggs Beans &C.,
as they did when they sold Butter for IS and 10 cts
and Eggs for 80 cents.
We think on a careful comparison OF prices of
price Of Farmers Produce will be found to be fully
equal.
We ask thep Of Bellows Falls if the above
prices and pleasant ride out here. which costs
only % cents to and from with the courteous and
careful driver of Perrys Express, will not well re-
pay them for thejourney and expense.
small sales and large prOhts and NE iNK more 70
satisfactory.
N B. All are invited to call and exsmine our
buy
A full line Drugs and Medicines, Prescriptions
carefully compounded.
sa1tons River, May 20, 1876. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28

The error in printing Mrs. Clark's
name last week, referred to above, was
Of the printers and not of our cores
pondent
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28

Long and short blades, true Vermonters and Just
what every old shearer wants Call and see them
and at the same time buy your Wool Twine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
A I'll ANTIC LEAD

Which is acknowledged the best By all our Painters
at same price charged for other brands.
oil. YARNISH. DAMAR. AND TURPEN-
TINE, JAPAN. PUTTY. FRENCH YELLOW
VEN RED. &C. constantly on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26

named company four eases ana one bale Of leaf
tobacco, the property OF the plaintiff, in good
order and condition, vaiHed 1t $500, the company
agreeing to convey said goods TO Galena.
Ill., and there deliver the same to plaintiff
With all reasonable despatch, he TO pay
reasonable compensation when the service was
performed. SUIT was entered for the value OF the
goods, with interest and for such and further re-
lief az TO this Court NAV seem Just. and Tor IAe
costs OF this action. Az Trial Term OF the Marine
Court, held December Is, 1872, before Judge
Shea and jury, she case was heard and verdict
rendered Tor plaintiff or $500, with an allowance
to plaintiff OF S25. Again this same action came
on Tor trial, before Judge Joachmsen ana a jury,
on the 3Gth or June, 1874, aud verdict rendered
Ia favor OF plaintiff for $3.50 and Sl6S costs, amount
ing IN all TO S1,05S. This case, now before Judge
Gross, with the record or tine two previous ac-
tons, and tue testimony OF four witnesses for
plaintn and seven fer defendant, present or alb
sent, written or verbal, all 10 be reread or the
witnesses recalled, With the legal points at issue,
invested the case with unusual interest. Inc
goo0S in question were duly delivered 20 the de-
fendanrs ana by them forwarded TO Athens by
barge, ana from thence on 70 Chicago, where they
were received by tine DEFENDANTS agents. Tney
1871. Upon that night the great con1agfation
and buildings of the company, including, az was
supposed the plaintiffs property as beyond that
point no trace OF them was ever discovered, and
Tor the recovery or the value thereof the action
was brought the evidence being all III Judge
Gross charged the jury, and tuat BODY retired,
and after prolonged absence failed te agree and
discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
ACTION FOR SHOOTING A BOY.

ACTION FOR SHOOTING BOY.
The plaintin in this case is the father OF John
Weir, aud resided at No. 420 West Sixteenth
street. in this city. On the 18th OF last September
the son was In company with other boys, and the
defendant proceeded out Of planning mill estab-
lshment in the vicinity OF the place in question
and leveed gun loaded win bucksIot at the
boys, and fired, Wounding Jenn III the right arm
Young Weir, in consequence Of the injuries he re-
ceived, was sent to Bellevue Hospital for medical
treatment and after being discharged, In week
or two was unable TO get work for a considerable
period, owing to the wounded arm remaining still
sore. The plaintln testified that the doctors Dill
was 500 and the doctor deposed AS TO the nature
OF the wound.
Tne defendant testified That at the time in ques-
tion he took out the gun, which he supposed was
charged with nothing but powder, aud nred ~ OH
in order to frighren the boys, who threw neavy
stones Ito the establishment and were constantly
thieving therefrom.
The Judge charged the jury that there could De
no doubt that the boy was SHOT by the defendant
and, as a matter OF law, the act was Illegal. Tne
only question the jury had 10 consider WAS that OF
damages Tor loss OF Sc vice. taking into their CAL
culatons the DOCTORS fee and they were to assess
these amounts with whatever they thought the
defendant might reasonably be made pay Tor his
outrageous act.
The jury rendered verdict In favor OF the
plain tilt for $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26

COURT OF OYER AND TERAnNER-A RAILROAD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE GRAND
JURY.
Before Judge Pratt
large number OF taxpayers, residing in the
vicinity OF the intersection OF DE KalD and Frank
lin avenues, recently sent TO the Grand Jury OF
Kings county petition that measures
be taken to abate the nuisance caused
by the imperfect tracks OF tae Prospect PARK Rail-
road Company and OF the De Kalb Avenue Railroad
Company, which cross each other at tnat point.
IL was stated In the petition that each Car was
compelled to jump the tracks, creating loud
noise and jarring which operated to the annoy
ance, debriment and discomfort OF the resdenCs
OF the locality. In response TO the petition the
Grand Jury yesterday made the following pre-
sentiment 10 the Court OF oyer and Terminer:-
The Grand Jury having had presented TO them the
petition from well known taxpayers and residents in
the vicinity of De kab and Franklin avenues, Sew
entn ward, complaining OF a nuisance caused by the
Grand street, Prospect Park and Flatbush Avenue
Railroad Company, at the intersection Of De kalb
and franklin avenues, would respectfully state that
Intersection and find the complaint OF petitioners fully
sustained. We would also state that by .ution of
Common Council "a certified copy alta ched TO the petit
tom which became law November Is. lS73 the Cor
poraon Counsel directed TO take legal proceedings
against FRANKLIN Railroad Company 10 compel them 10
remains una bated. And would respectfully recon-
mend thar the proper steps be immediately taken TO
WILLIAM HALLIDAY Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
BOARD OF POLICE.

Alta meeting OF the Board OF Police @, M uis
sIoners, held yesterday, IL was resolved thas the
application OF the Mechanics liional Bank Tor
connecting tneT vaults or telegraph with tne
First precinct station house be arlnted, under
the following conditions, which shall apply 20 all
institutions wAlch are nov or may hereafter be
allowed TO connect their vaults or buildings with
any OF the police station houses IN the citY ofNew
York.
First-Before being put IN operation the connec-
lions aRoye referred 20 snail be Inspected ana APP
proved in writing ~ the superintendent OF Fele-
graphs OF the Police Department..
.SecOad-Ihese Geographic connections shaN be
continued during the pleasure Or the Board u
Ponce, aud careessness IN The maintenance or
use 0l the connection or In the opening or osing
" the vaults. whereby policemen are called TO Tue
institutions unnecessarily, snail be deemed sum
Gent cause Tor withdrawing the PERMISSION 70
station houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
THE KELLY-wATERBURY CONTRO-
VERSY

As iruit Of the spirit OF uniriendliness spring
snE up in February last between Joan Kelly and
Nelson J. waterbury-a war that ragod with great
bitterness in the Society or Tammany OF Column
Dan Order-articlcs OF impeachment we're pre-
ierred against MIR. Waterbury, alleging that he
had violated the LAWS or the society. Upon such
articles OF impeachment Mr.. Waterbury was duly
tried. convicted and sentence passed that he BIO
tensured. Mr.. Waterbury at once carried the
ase into the courts and obtained an alternative
mandamus against the Tammany Society," with an
order 10 show cahse WY the society should not
give him copies Of is constitution, bylaws and
TO tnspeached and the papers were nee
essaTy 10 framing mis- defence. The mandamus
was served OH the sam day he WAS to have been
censurec. Tse case came up yesterday before
Judge WestDr0ok holding supreme Court special
Term, on motion 10 quash the writ. Inc inter-
st eyinced m the proceedings on tue TART q Tue
Tgmmany Sucleiy was shown Dy the presence OF a
NUMBER 81 It's prominent members, am0nR whom
were Sachems Augustus scneh ana lbomas Dan-
lap. on oeaaf OF the society appeared Mesers.
Henry /. CLINTON aud y. q. CALVIN, WBlle Mr.. Wa
fer0ufy appeared ~ prOprid persona.
IN support Of the motion 10 quash the writ Mr..
Clinton argued that Il was defective IN every par
tlcular, that 10 alleged That MI. waterbury was
ABOUT TO oe impeached, whereas the real Iacs
was ne nad been impeacned, aud 80 TAR a. the
Society OF Iammany concerned the care was
eaoed months age; mat he was lmpeached Tor
onences which tne society has power undsr we
parchment and all matters connected herewith
were WITHIN the exclusive jurisdiction Of the So
elety
Nj. waterbury, In reply stated that the ease
was not ended, aud, therefore, the ayerment In
the writ, that lie was about 10 he inpcached, was
lreraly true; that u Iammany u corporation
crested by the law 10 - amenabie 20 the law, a.
arc ali other corporations; hat ne was and Ia \
member Of the society, ana, having good cause TO
believe tant hs riRAts as corporator are about
70 DO wholly dlsrsgarded, he has right 70 be
heard and 20 see am panera or hoaka Of tna cnrs