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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

WArFnnuRY. The reform school left for Yer
gennes on Wednesday morning last On the
evening of the same day IN alarm Of fire was
sounded, and large number Of citizens rushed
down to the vacated building, To find that the
occasion was the burning out Of the chimney Of
the steam mill The wind was blowing hard, and
the sparks fell thicy ON the roof Of the building,
aud would doubtless have caused a conilagration,
had it not been that the roof was web soaked
with rain.
Mrs Ellen Briggs, who has for some time
past shown marked symptoms Of insanity, was
sent by the selectmen to the asylum, in lIrattle-
boro, one day last week She had become an an
noyance to some families in the neighborhood
The banner school in town. considering its
size, in attendance the last term, that in dis
trict No lG, known as the Buzzell district, and
taught by Miss Alma Hart, The school numbered
thirteen scholars-eght of them were neither alb
sent nor tardy during the entire term
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

IL 1865 young English actor named Walter
Hastings, at a club meeting, made the remark that
close confinement was not very terrible punish
ment, upon which Lord 5 offered him ei0,0oO II
he would try it ten years. lie accepted the offer
and retired from the stage to dark cell fifteen by
ten. He was allowed plenty Of food, light, book.
and writing materials lie has emerged from his
prison, and is spending his hard-eamed coin in
Paris, intending to return to the stage. He began
his fool-hardy experiment at twenty five, but left
his dungeon looking like u man Of three-scorc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13
SpefiaI Uoffrs.

turning gray IT. growth and gyeT strength and
vgpr IL IL delightfully."- petuned, and makes splendid
dressing II T. the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic
produced lsed by the elite Price only 80 cents. n
1t Is Wonder that invals lose faith In all specifics
when many worthless medicines advertised Tor the
of vftpus Diseases but which, when tried found
wanting We have yet to learn, however Of the % failure
Of Dr.. Nisfdrs Balsam af iid Cherry 10 coughs
colds, and pulmonary disease " cents and 81 bottle
large bottles much the cheaper.
tALiSAIA the best variety Of Cnchona or Peruvian
Bark into general OF ria die
performed lay ton the Countess del Chnchon at Lima.
who, her recovery, distributed large quantity Of 10
the Jesus in whose hands acquired great reputation
that charitable peiie CARDINAL de Lingo. having purchased
h great expense the benefit Of the religious poor
Rome II Is combined with aromates In delicious cordial
In Dr. Wheelers Compound Elixir OF rhnshaes and Cali
reey 1T extraordinary efficacy In restoring eonst
tntnna vigor, aud repairing the wsrnout frame, whether
used up by mental worry, overwork, and bad
habits. or debliated by prosratlng diseases.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

NoRrHrmiD.- young lad, son Of Prosper
Auard OF this town, was instantly killed on Thurs
day Of last week, at Denny & Browns tannery,
by nj, head being caught in the gearing of the
machinery rscd in crushing the bark
IL ~ II. Carpenter and wife, started Monday
morning on a visiting trip to Chicago, Milwaukee
and other points Westward, to be gone several
weeks
DIR r. d Bradford delivered the address at
tine Temperance meeting ON sunday evening last
at Concert Hall His subject was, mtempemncc
Physiolosicauy Considered 1t was an able aud
scholarly production.
deputy Sheriff T.. " Howe received Sc
we're scalp wound. and narrowly escaped instant
death, last week, by the falling Of crate o
crockery which he was unloading. The crate
weighed some twelve hundred pounds, and in
falling from the wagon, caused by the breaking
If a chain, the corner Of the crate struck Mr.
Howe ON the tide Of the head, tearing the seal
from the skull for quite space.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

IHF largest piece OF ordnance in the world, the
new eghty-oue-ton gun, has just been placed in
the Woowich dock-yard, in England, 1t weighs,
without the carriage something over eighty -one
tons, the carriage bringing the dead weight up to
one hundred and twenty tons. It Is nearly twenty
seven feet long, the length OF the bore being
twenty-four feet. It is two feet in diameter, aud
at present the bore will admit pIoiectile four
teen and one-half inches In thickness, though It is
intended that the gun shall ultimately have a bore
OF sixteen inches
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13
CALER THoNrs2N,s ESTATE.

In Probate Court held Montpelier, Ia aud for said Dis
rct, the l2th day Of October, A. u. ISIS
Horace fales. administrator Of the estate of Caleb
Thompson, late Of Waterbury, in said District deceased
makes application To said Court for license TO sell al Of the
estate OF said deceased excepting dover, but lnclud
the aud reyeIson II dover therein represent
Ing that the sale thereof would be beneficial the widow
and heirs OF said deceased, and those Interested In his
estate. Mhereupon u n ordered BY said Court that
said application be referred sessiDn thereof, be
held at the Probate ONCE, In said Montpelier on the
aOth day VI October A. D. 1873 for hearing and decision
thereoni and, II further ordered that all persons IN
tefested be notified hereof by publication OF notice Of said
application and order thereon, three weeks surressvey In
the Vermont Wairnan Stale journal, newspaper pub
llshe at Montpelier and which cruates Ia the neghbo
hood of those Interested before said time Ut hearing, that
they may appear n said time and place and. n they see
cause Object Thereto. Hy the Court Attest,
OO-O2 \. A. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

PRouArE CouRr Tho following business Was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington, during the week ending October H.,
1878 october Isaac Nmcents estate, will Ie-
ferred for probate to October26. Mary f. Lambs
estate j. W Smith, Executor j. J. Phelps and
Janus Crosse,t, appraisers aud commissioners.
Phebe L. Rogers estate and joel Cummin's es-
tate administration accounts allowed, and de-
crees made Samuel lIenrys guardianship,
guardian account allowed. Chester Bugees es-
tate, license to deed real estate granted. Willie
NJ. Colbums guardianship, lIonuo Iempleton,
guardian Albert T. and Gertic NJ Smiths guar
dianship, J. b. Woodward, guardian. October
7-Wm. j, Ilaines estate and John Longs estate,
commissioners reports returned. October S-Ma-
son Woodcocl, estate, Asa Spencer administrator
VIM Preston and J. q A. Packer, appraisers and
commissioners Emily Burnham's estate orpha
Burnham, administrator; W. Osgood and W
5. Atkins. commissioners, Reuben l.. Hills es
tate, will referred for probate to November 2
October Ill W Browns estate, G. W. Brown
executor; Geo. Nichols and G. NJ Fisk, appraisers
and commissioners.
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nrahs

MON. ,.,...,. -
~ '"AN7' 'NN'iFl y l. hl'h MINI NsfH y years
Ia Orange, October /, LOYAL LARKlN, aged 10 years.
IN Nwfsrift "ciooef y Li'NAhp hAiLlNH aged 10
years
In Mlrshhell, October s, MASON WuOnCoCk, aged S.
year..
In West Ippshin, October o. NANcf hAGLtN aged -
Aehfs'
In Matrrylllc October @ of cnH 'rr Mrs WILLIAM +.
BARNES,
ia Rochester oForr % MIS-. AMOS &, hl'llMokE,
AEeH % SeNlH
Ia Chelsea October l. IN DtA EMERSON aged II Year,
and months
~ N9Hhhrhl, ,lgehei j. ohNMtL SAWYER formerly
~ hnynioh' hsrn ~ ArA's'
In Wnliston. October s. AARON MORSE, NJ. ~. for
merry Of Hydcpark, aged a years.
a " "WN,ibp W pt,S lnn ~ III VI t W,, ,'
80 -, 49,. ,,',,,. "a 49, 'N' w ""''''
"e'" 90 s'"i'' "''. ''N '"', ~ -
Ia Waterbury, pcoper g. g. HAIIlElDIls, aged 81
years. l- remains Were taken tn Manchester y H. tui
ntorment
Ia W.tathnry petnf,r CIIARIT nf corr az
Che,s nj In The 8sh wear OF liz aye Nh. reunns We're
'"N'. " ""H w Nv ,,, -. go.
In Hafiand October u, ~ typhoid fever lllIlf MAT
THkWs, wife ~ George W Matthews, mud daughter Of
Hezekh Rsd Eleanor soddard aged 70 years and months
In Kinpsey Fails Eastern Township y. o. OotnlHr D.
JosFpIliNE n GIOTfUIY yonnpe-t daughter al Rev.
Antt,e Geeney formerly French msslonarv al 81 Al.
haus aged q years and months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

WHEREAS ON the 20ih dny Of September, 1855, by
w drrrt Of the Court Of thancery OF the state Of Yer
mont authority ven "a the Receivers amt Managers
Central snl Vermont Canada roads 10
Issue their nodes for the sum ot seven hundred thousand
dollars payable the hst day Of November,
ls5 nnl bearing interest at the rate nt eight cent pay
able seunannu,ly and TO pledge therefor certain equip
therein specified, consisting Of certain and en-
gnrs enumerated by aud number Ia said decree and
whereas. hy subsequent decree Of said Court dated Apf
2uh sl1 further authort, conferred upon said Re
ceiveis AMI Managers 10 their notes bonds having
thirty years run called rcpue and EXtens bonds,
aud to deposit said bonds TO the amount Of seven hundred
thousand dollars, the New England Trust Co., some
other equally company for the purpose OF retiring the
said bonds maturing the nrs day Of November 1865, by
exchange aud to pledge security tor said seven hundred
thousand dollars To be DEPOSITED aforesaid all The
equipment by number and name Of ears and engines which
originally pledged for the special security OF the said
seven hundred thUi-and dollars, and IN adi-
ton To said seid elunHpni in pledge as further Sc
said hst mentioned bonds notes, all the trust
property every ami description, and to apply the in
at said properly t1 the payment " The ntefe-
said last mentioned buuds notes, the same from
time to time should mature.
Now therefore hereby given that the said Iecelv
and Managers In pursuance Of said last mentioned order
and decree Of the Court have deposited the said seven hun
thousand duara NJ sai bonds notes In the Bosot
SAFE Deposit aud Trust Company corner OF MIX and Con
hundred thousand dollis Of bonds known the hrs
equipment loan maturing the INIT day Of NOvem
her, sli and all holders of the last named bonds
pneie 10 Gall and make the exchange dollar for dollar 70
the aba,e Income and Extension Bonds, directed by TN
decree Of the Court and after the ils lay ot November
ISIS. ID. u. RANLEfT, Treasurer
81. Albaus. october g. ISIS, O0-O1
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- ORANGE COUNTY, s..


DECEMBER rKKN, A. u. 1895
Whereas samuel l., Fisher Of West Fairee in the county
Of orange has this day ned his libel In the once n the
clerk Of said court setting forth that on the I'm d Of
March, A. ID, 1872 he lawfully married TO Maria Rus
sell OF said West farlee by WIN. II. knowon minister
Of the gospel At Orfu IN the state Of New iannshle and
that he lived with the sad Maria Russell now Maria fisher
at said West fairee, Ia tho strict observance ~ M w
duties lure by the marriage contract on ms part iul
time In February when the said Maria wiiuN
deserted him without any Just cause ana refused 70 iNe
with him, and furiher setting forth that during me r
that they have lived together tho si naia treated h
with inf0leabie sfrerH BY striking ana beating num- and
y harsh and abusive and pofane languagei and asking
said court dissolve the bonds OF natfimony between
them and tn grant him hill Of divorce ~ .
And being made to appear 20 me tai .he sd pellee i
without this state, 80 that nou1e " MI npe eaet r.
FISHER b. notified appear and answer To said libel Al
tenn OF said to 10 held AZ Chelsea, IN and iog sait
county u orange, the third Tuesday In December l. d.
1873 for which purpose Il ordered that he substance o.
aid libel together with this order be published three weeks
successfully IN the Vermont Waterman state Journal
the last which publications shall be at least sk weeks
previous the SAID third Tuesday Ia Decembeg A. D. sa
Dated at chesea the 18th day Of sep,snihef A. u ss
wN1 :, II, HrnAgp, Attorneys. SOL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

House. SrEAIING.--On Sunday morning last,
Mr. Oamel Dodge, of Calais, went to attend
church ut Worcester lie hitched his team in
front Of the church. and left it standing there
Ia the buggy were an umbrella, satchel, etc
When Mr. Dodge came To look after his team
again, it was not 10 be found. lie Immediately
started in search of It, and by making inquiries
along the road, he succeeding in tracking the
team to Montpelier, whore he reported to the
authorities, and officers were at once sent ont to
make search ON Sunday afternoon, Mrs. j..
W. Kendall saw a man drive team into the lot
close by Mr., Lanes house ia the vicinity of the
Old sand bank" She saw him get ont of the
buggy, takes satchel and umbrella from it, and
start down street After leaving that place, he
went to Rourkes boarding house, in the neigh
horhood OF the foundry, and engaged board and
lodgings for the night While there he attempted
robbery, but was foed in the attempt an officer
was sent for aud he was arrested. On Monday
ne was identified by Mis-. Kendall, and thus the
theli oi the team was charged upon him. pre-
urinary hearing was held ON Monday, before
justice llnse, aud MS the evidence was against
MN, he WAS bound over ill the next term OF
county Court. lie claims 10 have come from ST.
Johnsbnry, and was on his way To Albany where
ne SAYS he has acquaintance. His name IL given
as William Cremiu,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

NORWICH, ON Tuesday, the 9th instant, A. j
Holt the proprietor Of the hotel in this place wa,
armigned before A. p. Hatch, ESD, on complaint
Of VIM. II. Walker, States Attorney, charged viii
violating the law in relation to intoxicating liquors
Respondent plead guilty to four offences, whicl
plea was accepted by the COVE nment Respon
dent was therefore fined forty dollars and cost,
of prosecution, amounting to about ninety dollars
T O. Seayer, of Woodstock, appeared for The
state, and Col. 5. T.. ringree for respondent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

A SILVER WEDING-The friends aud neghbors,
children and grandchildren of Aaron i, Sargent
aud wife met at his house, in Washington, septem-
Der Goth, it being the twenty-fith anniversary OF
their wedding There was large gathering and
a very good time was enjoyed-the minister that
oneiated at their marriage twenty-five years ago
being present to lead in Ties services, and by whom
the many and valuable gifts were presented to the
happy couple They looked as fair and we'll III
not ms Young, as at their nuptials The response
in behalf Of the happy pair was made by the
writer and then prayer was offered, after which
full Justice was done to the very rich yiands pre-
pared so nicely by the happy couple. The season
was so replete with interest, that the occasion
will be looked back upon with delight by all who
attended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

II u
In Probate Court held Montpelier and said Dis
trict, on the an day Of October. A. u. 1915;
III Holden administrator Of the estate Of Ira Holden late
Of Barre In said District deceased makes application 10 sail
Court In writing for cese TO sell all Of the real estate Of
said deceased 10 Wit An OF the real which he died
seize except the homestead and dover erein but ucud-
Ing the Teyerson Of the dover representing that the sale
thereof Is necessary for the payment OF the debts and eN-
peses of administration Of his estate Nhereuron, Il
4 ordered BY said Court, that said application be re-
fered session thereof to be held at the Probate once IN
said Montpelier the "a day Of November A. D. $50 of
hearing aud decision thereon; and II furtr ordered that
all persons Interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice OF said application and order thereon three weeks
successfully In the Vernon; Waterman state Journal,
newspaper published at Montpelier, AMI which girculas IL
the neighhorhood OF those Interested before said ume If
hearing that they may appear said time ami place, and
N they see cause thereto ny the coun.-Attcst
O0-yl HARVEY IlLDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

In Montpelier October %. by Rev Dr. Lorl ERWIN NJ
Ut NBAH, OF Island Pond, and ANNIE ", CDNNAKN of
Nnrthmnher iand y. A.
In stowe September 30. hy REV. " n WalDrn.e GEo.
W. WARREN and r. :. 1T en-, iplh Of Morrsyillr.
Ia Stove. September 20. by Rrv. VI Hardy. MARTIN
srALDlNG and CLARA Il. GHEtN, bath of Mortisyille.
In Hancock. July 81. hy Rev g II rising. HERBERT
j. rARkHU Rsr and EDNA r. sMl fl both OF Gaysville.
In Sharon. October o. by iiry. l. - Steele. FLfJAH ".
nROWN mud GEORGlANNA u. fERGt sos, both "
sharon.
IN West Hartford. September s. by Rev -. Smith AnFL-
HLKr SiILLER. of Hartford. aud ALICE e.. pAMON, of
Bmndou.
In Chelsea. October T. iN Rev r. Merrill, ISAIAH W
AUsIlN, OF Chelsea, a SARAH -. MERRILL, OF ieha-
non, y. II.
IN lnncock scpteuler ! by Rev g. II Ht.tlnfs NIL.
NlN h. CHURCH, uf Granville, amt Ahhlf N. CHAT
FEE, Of Rochester
In Mouist0wu September 2l by Row u IT, Hirton
GEORGE =. MCNLLlsrER, of stowe aud ADElLA l.
SMITH, VI Morristnwn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

SUNpAY-SCHooL CoSyFNrloN The Vermont
Sablath-Schoo Institute and Annual Convention
opened at Barre, Tuesday, october 18Th, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ Rev ]. renuey introduced the ser
vices by prayer and reading Of the Scriptures.
Rev James Vincent OF Barre gave an address of
welcome, eongratulatng the society that they
stood on 20 broad and liberal basis, including
Uniyersallsts and liberal Christians in member
ship The president-Rey, A. L. Cooper, Of St
Adams, responded for the convention. Prayers
were offered by Rev Mcssrs Seabury and Wight
In the afternoon the secretary Mr.. A VI Butler
Of Essex, who Is quite an enthusiast in sabbath
school work gave his report, from which it ap-
pearcd that the past year has been one Of great
prosperity About sixty thousand persons are in
the schools and aboat three Thousand conversions
have been reported during the year. This report
was followed by an excellent and finely expressed
address ON The use Of the Bible in the home, -
delivered by Rev. D. +. Miller, a Methodist
minister Of St Johnshury. The meetings were
held in the Congregational church. Back Of the
pulpit large national flag was suspended, across
which was written More aud better work for
Jesus" The attendance was not large the first
day, but the interest good
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zraaL 2loGres.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
- ESTATE or DAVID l.. FROST.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the District " Washington Commission
TO receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of David L. Frost late Of
Worcester, In said District. deceased, and all claims
hhitei In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that will
the purposes aforesaid at the late dwelling house
Of said David l. Frost the 10th day Of November and
10Th day Of February next, from ten O'Clock. A. until
four o'clock r. each Of said days and that six mouths
from The 9ls day of September A. D. 1875, Is the time ln
tied by said Court for said creditors present their claims
10 Ms for examination and allowance.
Dated Worcester this eth dav Of October A. d. ISIS.
Oo-07 nNNITI NANCY Commissioners.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held at Montpeler IN and for said Dis
tfirt ON the hh dAy Of October \. u. lsiht
An instrument Vurue he the last will and testament
Of Isaac Vincent late Of East Montpelier In said District de
ceased being presented 10 Tie Court by Horace VI. vincent
OF thu executors therein named for Probate II Is ordered
hy said Count that all persons concerned therein I've notified
10 appear session Of sa Court 10 be held At the Probate
ohice In Moneer the 26h day Of October A. d. 1875
and show cuse II they may have, against the Probate
of said viii Tor which purpose II Is further ordered, that
copy the is order be published three weeks
surcessyey IN the Vermont Waterman a state Journal
printed at Montpelier previous TO said time appointed foI
hearing. by the Count Attest.
la-Oi HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-13

OBrruARY.-At the regular meeting Of RoNbury
Lodge, No l0S Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars, Tuesday evening, october 9TH, 1878, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas II has pleased God IN Ills INFINITE wisdom to
again break iratenal band aud advance the Grand
therefore be Il
Reoirod That by his DEATH This lodge has suffered the
loss Of a brother whom All loved and esteemed.
Reoirei That his brothers and sisters, tender our
heartfelt sympales TO the AFFLICTED parents aud friends
and ~ token OF souow drape hail and egaia In
mourning for The remainder OF this quarter.
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Women,s State Temperance Convention.

We were promised an early and full report OF
this convention. held at Rutland on the 2sth ult,
but the promise being unfulGied. we gather what
we can from such sources as are accessible. The
attendance was good and the prevailing spirit
highly encouraging.
An hour Of devotional exercises. presided over
by Mrs T. II Cook. Of Harrington. opened the
proceedings. Atten n'clnck tie convention "
gan1el Mrs T. Is Tapiin VI Randolph in the
chair Mfs T.. A. Stnte,ant. Vt Middlebury, was
appointed recording secretary, with Miss Mary T..
Steele. Of the same place. as assistant The treas
urer reported s57 60 in the treasury. The roll Of
delegates was rcad-anl in the list wo noticed,
from Montpelier Mrs. \. G. Brown, Mrs Joseph
Fisher. Mrs. j - Woodward. Mrs Joseph Poland,
and Miss L. J Bradshaw; hom North6eld, Mrs.
NJ. NJ Bmley. aud Mrs j. A. Kent
Various committees were appointed, as follows
10 amend the constituton-Mrs s. II. Colburn,
Springfield Mrs $ G. Colo, Burlington Mrs I'd
ward Conant Randolph; Mrs VI NJ Bracy, North
field
r. I'm t,t Al , , Ill.,. Mt
,,..,.
pe"o'' WIS Is J h"''oIi h'hhl"-'"hi M's' "'''
Davis, Burlington.
TO nominate officers Miss Jennie Stacey. Bur
tington, Mrs Hiram, Cheney Rutland. Miss taura
e.. ~. ,u..t n.n,.,... N,.,,..,,i.,.
u""'' -"'n - ~ '.'''7''''
Mia T.. ~ NuckWel, MlddlchufN Mrs ;. ;. fiai-
u.s. BENNINGTON! Mis- H. H. McAlister st
Atans. Mrs Ndna Br,wu Spriupdcld
r t... n &c. ,;. .. A.. ttua.1
'oh"hI hAhnolPii MiH' VI u hlaielt N"iH-
hcd Mrs 5. II Coihurn, Springfield Mrs. L u
rwitebeU NudIlebuy, Miss l. bradshaw.
,t..tt
&C.,. a..
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STATE OF vEnMW2NS "a, xorox n,srp,cr -

In Probate Court, held ut Montpelier, In said District
the 2sth day Of September, A. d. lsis
Milton Fisher, Administrator Of the estate Of Orrin
Heath, late OF Cabot In said District, deceased pre-
sents his administration account for examination and allow
and makes application fer decree " distribution and
partition Of the estate Of said deceased Whereupon, Il "a
dered by said Court that said account and said application be
referred g session thereof to he held at Tie Probate once
IN said Montpelier the 18Th day Of October A. D. $50
for hearing and decision tere And Il s further ordered
that notice hereof he given to all persons Interested By pub
caion Of the same three weeks successfully In the vermont
Matchinan State journal, newspaper published ni
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they appear at said time and place and show cause II
any they may have. w said account should not be allowed
aud such decree made. by the CouIt.-Attest
1un.