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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02
A,TATr OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In and for said Dis
triet, on The 2iih day Of Mal, A ~ lsl5;
pnvd D. faTranh, administrator OF the estate Of Harriet
Turner late of puNbury said distriet deceased, makes
application ~ said Court with the consent and Appreciation
In Writing OF tle heirs resulting THIS state, Tor license 10
sell all Of the real estate Of said ecenso vii The land and
buildings thereon owned by her NJ the time Of her decrease,
and situated in sad Dmhury, representing that the sas
would he hcner lo the hes VI said deceased and those In
ierese In her e Whefenpun Il u ordered BY said court,
that sah application be referred 10 session thereof 70 be
held ~ to ohate Office IN said Montpelier the 5th day
Of june D. sia hearing and dec-on iheconi and,hs
further ordered that a persons Interested he uui hefra,
IN publication ~ notice said application aud order
thereon, thrive verbs sccessyey 90 the vermont NAichuan
stale Journal, newspaper published az Monirfler and
which cifrnaes n Tho neshboFhuod Of those interested be-
hearing that they appear al said time
and place, amt, II they cause uhiett thereto,
Hy the COurf-Attest,
an-s3 HARVEY fILDFN, Judge.
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Boston Produce Market.

MOSDAr, May o., 1875.
BuTTER-Thc market worked more iavufahlv for sellers
week The supply short and receipts dis
posed ~ readily at 2is " NJ, and In seveuil sances26c
obtained for straight lots Of which week ago
hard ~ sell ~ 2c. There 4 pretty good demand ~
the close and II the receipts not too heavy, prices Will
he likely he sustained the coming week. This improve
nrn confined 10 choice grades Common batter a pleu
tfl enough and dull ranging all the way from w. np 10 Zoe
% NJ but The stock u reducing and most Of the old crop viii
sOun he cleared out.
CHFEsE-fhe cheese market continues unsettled, with
downward tendency Receipts have been liberal hut Of
nter inferior quality and buyers have held on much
~ possible sales new have ranged 3etiic d n for
the best hut 3ie h outside price at The close and
thnt that most Of the hay cheese unstable al any
price,
FOURTH demand for flour has been quite limited for
weeks hut In prices thero very little change al
though sales could not be forced except AZ concessions The
Of the growing y rather uncertain but Ia few
shall have reliable Information, II the
winter wheat out bad many now predict We
shall much higher range ~ prices than fauvall.
The sales Of fancy Minnesota brands have heen u s9+5
White wheat st. Louis brands At Sl6es50 " barrel,
Illinois at s606tI 80. and OHIO Indiana aud Michigan at
s625f1i 81 barrel Bakers Wisconsin and Minnesota hrands
range nj si1bee50, and Western common extras at s13et
5.75 u barrel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02

The WELLS RIVER RoAD.--for several days a
rumor has been current in town that measures
were on foot in Boston. looking to the leasing Of
this road to the passumpsic. The rumor attrlb-
utes this action to the trustees appointed by the
resolution adopted at the last meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Wells River road but inasmuch
as the conditions under which that resolution was
to be effective notably in the case Of the neglect
OF the bond-holders to pay the accrued indebted
ness OF the road, have not been fclflled, we do
not understand how the trustees propose to act in
the matter. This is n matter In which every citi-
zen along the line OF the road has a direct int :
est, and we trust they will speak in no uncertain
terms on the subject
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S,rATE OF NIRMnNT.

- WNNITINVIVN Ul1TT It.
In Probate Court held nc Montpelier, within and for said
district. on the 1t day Of June, a. d. ls75
sullivan IS Gale, guardian Of Ceora g ktder and Hattie
=, klcr daughters o. Izra khile late Of llsnfeld In
said district, deceased, makes application TO said Court for
license o l the following described real estate Of hts said
wards wit all their right title and interest IN the read
tate Of which said fzra kiirr died seized and possessed
including their interest la le homestead out Of and
version OF dover IN, said real estate, renresnng that the
sale thereof for the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of such
investing the In stocks real ate
would he beneficial 10 said wanls, wheIenpon 1t Is or
defr hy said Cour, that SAID application be referred 10
session thereof 10 be- held ut the probate Office In said
Montnelier tho lah day Of june, A. u, ISIS, for
hearing and decision thereon And Il is further ordered,
that all persons Interested be- notified hereof by public ton
notice said application and order thereon three eeks
succsssiyey In the Vermont wachman q state journal.
published a Montpelier before said time Of hearing that
they appear said time md place, and, II they
cause, object thereto. liy the Coun-Attert,
SIS y A. CHASE, Register.
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2lrrhh .Warkrfs.
Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and Brighton lor the week ending Tuesday
June L. 1875
AMOUNT or STOCK At NARKrr
Caifle. Sharp. Shofet. Hogs Caires
THIS week .....-.. 9,la9 AS ~ $3.50 lli9
6 l' y ssGH ago siis 5 isS ii si
PrcEs- Begf Catie-Exrn TAT and heavy premium oxen
sl0GssO nfsi quality, sa00elqi0; second quality 81 OO
s9, third quality s6O0e16 50 81 100 RS total weight ~
hie. tallow aad dressed l~ef. choice single pairs
SlO75, Bulls, etc, SaM@AA0.
Wsriing 0r@-SlAep2ie ~ mir OF according t. their
value - beef Handy steefs, Ssletlio " pair.
Hch Cunf-far quality sl5et63; eatla COOL, sf3Gsas
with or without calves, be arufi tnrrow and
diutry, SlOet4O yearngs Sp006t30 A. two-yearsOld
sislaeglONoi thne-years-olds, S2s.OOeblito.
Sheep-t omnon, betec; extra, 6iseps' " N, live,
sJNQetlO0 ~ head. Lambs l0fJ6c q N,
Sh0tss wholesale l0GiOiie; reidl' loGi5e y N. Pat
isai caires -siOOegs 50 q head
Hifef- Brighton INibci country lots. lr N n.
Calf skins, l4e5c, relts with wool s750gA each
Tallow. 81 ieg5c, country lots 5@Aisc o. NJ.
REMAHks-We do not discover any Improvement iu me
prces cattle, and there l. fair rail- The Of tho
selling higher than ~ a NJ, live, and they be
periaiy There arrivals Of this morning
from Albany. This Is the nr-t appearance but viii not
probably be the iast The connections yet
lated. Hathaway swift sold % steers, li00 Ms
II sh2i u cwt lives ~ natives average lih Ms ~
u steers average zoo lbs, at $3.50 " cNt &c. 1850
NJ, at A. and IS Texas cattle at &c 81 H. q. W Jones
sold II steers 70 H. u ffinde, Of Qunfv market
misson and H. average LEO bs, NJ u IL n. Working
are IN light supply, with no demand.
There a light supply Of sheen for thr
There scarcely sufficient number hocks from the
North TO make quotation. We quote the market emiu
less num Is, Dow sold 70 spring amhs ~ he q NJ q. b.
Taylor sold y SHARED sheep average 90 Ms At ts d No.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02

WAusFlELD.-Ihe services Of decoratln. the
graves Of the deceased soldiers were observed here
on saturday. The Grand Army Post was formed
at the village. Graves were strewn with flowers
at the Congregationslist aud Universalist yards
At one o'clock they were formed again. and
marched to the Methodist yard, where the same
ceremonies were observed. They then returned
to the yard in front Of the Brick church, where
the company listened to singing, after which a
group Of little girls decorated the monument in
memory Of those in Southern graves. The as
sembly then listened to a recitation by Alice NJ
Wilder. The address was delivered by Colonel
Albert Clarke of St Adams and was very utter
esting The Waitsdeld Cornet Band accompanied
the Post through the day, and reflected much
credit on themselves and added much pleasure
to the occasion.
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Deaths.

In Montpelier June l. 7. W. PARKER. aged 81 years
In Montpelier June !, DANIEL II. WILSON aged y
years
In Calais, May %. TH1RzA NORRIS, aged 50 years.
In Cabot, May II, EMILY BURNlIAM. aged g years.
In St. Johnsbury, May 26 Ms. H. Il. nAzEN aged 7o
years.
In Brookneld May IS. LYDIA u. cRASDALL, nged 70
years.
In East Montpelier, May Is, sHUBAEL r, sHoRrT,
aged 81 years.
In Royalton, May "a, Hon DANIEL WOODWARD,
aged about " years.
In Brookhed. May u, LAURA 4. WALDO. Wits Of WI
lard @. Waldo, aged . years.
In West Top@ham. May %. oRANiEL II. WATSON, Esq.,
aged % years. former sheriff Of Orange county.
In Granville May n, HATTIE A. CLARK, daughter Of
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Clark aged Year,, months and "
days.
In West Newbury, May 9. SARAH 4, McAtLIsTER.
wife Of Robert McAste aged IS years 10 months and 10
days
In st. Johnsbury, May 49, FRANCES IaABrL NEw-
ELL, daughter Of Dr.. II. G.. and II. NJ. Newell, aged 6
months
In Hartford, May Is, CARLTON 4. HAZEN, youngest
Of George T. and Maria t. llazen aged Year, and
months
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02

THAT CHRoNoMErER LOCK The wisdom Of the
bank officials in this village in providing chro-
nometer locks for their vaults, has been fully
proved by recent experiment in Great Barring
ton, Mass. The residence Of the cashier Of the
Mohawc National Bank, at that place, was visited
on saturday morning last, at about one o'clock by
eight masked burglars, who, when Informed that
he was unable to open the vault sent delegation
from their number to the bank and when this
delegation returned with the report that those
locks were used, the whole party gave up their at
tempt to open the bank and wreaked their ven
geance upon the house Of the unfortunate cashier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02

WATERBURY,. Sermons appropriate to Decora-
ton Day were preached IN both tho congrega-
tional and Methodist churches last Sabbath. The
latter was profnsely decorated with wreathes and
flowers, and the former had larger show OF flowers
than common around the pulpit. Good congrega-
tions were in attendance at both places.
Considerable improvement is being made on
number of dwellings in the village by the use
OF paint and II good intentions are carried out we
shall see more In the same line soon.
"A practical mechanic is employed by the
month to watch the iron railroad bridge below the
village, who devotes his time to the business and
examines It carefully after the passing OF every
train.
Mr. Justin Moody has sold his house, on New
street, to Elisha Moody taking in part payment
some meadow land ON the fiat lie and his fam
lily will board with the latter for the present, on
account Of the health Of his wife, which has been
poor for some time past
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02

WEST TorsHAM-o II. Watson, longtime res
ident Of this place, died ON Sunday morning last,
OF typhoid pneumonia, Mr., Watson had been
quite prominent man in the place, holding many
offices of honor and trust, Nearly two years ago
he became financially embarrassed, suspended
business and making arrangements to 20
West, where his wife and daughters are living
Freeman Cunningham is building new house
IL, NJ Gates is shining up his buildings with a
coat Of paint, and some other improvements are
noticed in our village
In consequence of the continued illness of our
pastor, Rev A. c. Peaslee, deprived OF meet
ngs. Hopes are entertained that he will soon be
able to resume his labors
The weather for few days past has been
very fine farmers have completed their spring $
work; vegetation is looking exceedingly fine; fruit
trees are loaded with blossoms, and everything
indicates a plenteous harvest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02

That the citizens Of this state may be protected
from insurance in companies Illegally transactng
business therein the commissioners respectfully
request the people to advise them Of any Instances
where agents have solicited insurance In any COM
panies not admitted 70 transact business In this
state, that prosecutions may be instituted under
the statute in such case made and provided
GToRGE NICHOLS, IT,. 90,
lOnN 4 PACE ~ I.N ~.
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Marriagrs.

Marriages and Deaths Inserted gr1fis; Obituary
Notices IRE cents per line, inrmidblV
In Monpener. June by Rev. j. Edward Wright JOIN
", GOULD and EMtlINE MACoMBEH both Of East
Montpelier.
In Montpelier, May ~ by Rev. II. 4 Spencer G. n IN
hksQN, u Cabot and BELLE T.. HARRINGTON, OF
West Dauvile.
In Sharon, May p. by Rev. Mr. steele CHESTER -
LADD and JOANNA DAY both Of sharon
In nylepark, NAV % by G C. Morse Esq. HIRAM II
HOWARD Of Mouistown, and EMMA =. ENGLISH Of
Hydepatk,
~ West Randolph, May a. by Rev. c r. Smith, ClIAs
A. hLoDGEfl Of Randolph. and NETrtE NJ. LILLE.
~ Bethel.
In Norhncld on "wednesday evening NAV ~ i,y Rev "a
g. v Eastman, EDWIN :. s1EBBiNs and CARRlE NJ
HAYES, both Of Northneld
IN Morristown, May a. by Rev J. p Hall. Rev II T. D.
PRESTON, " stowe. and LIZZIE ADAMS thlni daughter
o. Luther Adams, Esq, Of Morristoun
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/ SrATE or NEhNwpISsTiSGroS pIsrRIcr. 81.
r.-.... l-.. h.la ai ManallaI. M md Cor I'D

In pfoiate Court held at Montpelier In and for said
p.irtot, on the gftl day Of April A. u. 1873;
Inlv Cuinn,ius iIalnes adninsratx Of the estate Of
VIM D. ialnes, late 81 Cabot, In said district, deceased,
Application 10 said Court IN writing WIN the consent
o he widow and heir Of said deceased for license 10 sell all
" the real estate Of said decreased 10 wit all OF the real
whioh the said Nm, j. laines died seized and pos
scsed situated IN Cabot aforesaid, except the dover, but
including the homestead and reyeIson Of the dover repre-
seutnn that would be henecll widow
andmnor child Of sail deceasc and those Interested In his 80
tate Mhcfeupon, II l. ordered BY said Court that said APP
plention hs referred 10 thereof, TO be held
At the Probate Once, IN said Montpelier, he 18th day
10 Il further ordered that all persons INTERESTED be notified
hereof, BY publcaon Of notice Of said applcson and
order thereon three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Matehman A staie Journal, newspaper published at
Montpelier and wh crculaes IN tho nrlshborhood Of
hose interested before said time Of hearing That they may
appear al time and place and u tiy cause OBJ
sirss HARVEY TiLDfS Judge.
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In Probate Court held AZ Montpelier, said district,
the 1T day OF June, A. u. 1873;
samuel kcion admnlstIato of the estate Of RobertP
Cove lte Of r. Montpelier In said district deceased presents
his administration account for examination and allowance
and makes application Tor decree Of distribution and par
ton the estate OF said decreased Whereupon II Is ordered by
aid Cou that said account and said Application be referred
"a session thereof TO he held at the Probate Oice In said
Montpelier the g-1 day OF Jane, A. D. 1873 for hearing
and decision thereon And Is further ordered that notice
hereof be given to all interested. By publication Of
me stme hfce weeks successfully IN The vermont Watch
man state Journal slrer tlished At Montpelier
previous 10 sud time appointed for hearing. that They may
appear % said time au place. aud show Il any they
may have, why said Account should not be allowed, and
such deeuc made.
ny the conrt-Attcst,
sl-s1 y. A. CHASE. Register
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In Probate Cont held Montpelier, IN said District,
on tie 18th day Of May, A. ID. lsi5
samuel kain administrator the estate Of Lewis Burn
ham, late VI Montpelier IN said district deceased presents hi.
administration account for examination and allowance, and
nakrs Application for decree Ut distribution and partition
Ut the estate OF said deceased. Nheeupon Is ordered by
said court said and said aspiration be ne
ferrei a session eeuf, ~ be held AZ the PROBATE once IN
said Montpelier, the lth day OF June, 4 ID lso TOT
that notice hereof be- given 10 a persons Interested BY pub
atun thu titr weeks scccssteli IA the vermont
Waterman and state Journal, newspaper puplshcd AZ
Montpelier previous 10 said time nppointed for hearing that
they may appear said and place, and show cause.
any have why said acount should not be allowed
and such ds-irte made hy the Court Attert,
1881 HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge.
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WORCESTERSHIRE, NoTIcr.

- iNIAiE OF HORACE II. NAMsnItf.
The uuders ned, hayiug been appointed by the hun0ra-
bic probate court for Che district II Washington, commits
sluuor 20 reye and adjust all claims and de-
n1nli of al lcrsgns against e estate % Horace - Rams
dell 1te % Nurfhdri ln sail District deceased and all
claims eyhiied boo Offset thereto hereby give naoc that
W,u meet flr te purpose Aforesaid, 40 The house Of Mrs
ilnunr D. Niu-ifn. Boz Nofhudid lih dav OF june
and lih day ui sctruier negi from two ocock, p. ~
until afNru O'rlntkt Do eHfh Of sld DAYS
monts lum llc u.h day OF April, A. H. lsi3. the tne
lntei hy ald Court fdr sold creditors present their
claims iu ~ for examination and allowance.
NiirI Hf Nuft1eil W.. t4 tNh day uf APRIL A. D. 7Y
". ~. ~. CHAPLIN, le,....
l0-sl GLu. W. klNDsBt HN, 4 ''Nliii'' inleit'
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DAsrARDLy ouTRAoE.-A dastardly attempt To
wreck the night express train going south, was
made near the Summit In Sutton, few nights
since Some wretch placed the "push car upon
the track, leaving 1t between the rails in such
condition as to make 1t impossible for the engine
70 strike it without great danger. The speed was
considerably lessened before the engine struck the
car, but the car was completely demolished and
the engine considerably injured. Fortunately, the
train was not thrown of the track and no serious
injury resulted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-02

Terms OF Payment.-rweniy per cent viii be paya-
BILE At time Of service and balance Apr l. mare proves IN
foal.
Mares sent for when Desired and kept at reasonable rates
at owners risk.
For crcula and all matters pertaining 10 te horses,
HENRY $. TowS, Superintendent
sl-s5 Monhyille, Vermont
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AUCTIONEER, 500.

ny syks ambletonan dam Ilibeiuia by inr Con-ierna
tion; % dam Roxana Jr. by American Eclipse 81 dam
Roxana by Achy An dam oSana betsy Hawaii, by
imp sir Harry 5ih dam fuoleons dam, 10y imp saltnim
Is limited to ten approved mares
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STATE OF VERMONT,


In Probate Court held Washington, within and for said
District. the 18Th dis Of May. A. u. 1875;
An instrument rnrportng obs the last viii and testament
Of David Burnham late Of wnamstown said District.
deceased. being presented 10 Court by Jamcs VI. Bass,
he Executor erin nnne for rrobaei II Il ordered by
said Cont that all concerned therein he notified
appear session said Court be held the Registers
once In Washington, The 22d day Of June, A. u. ISIS
and -huw u any they have the Probate
~ said VIII for which purpose Is further ordered. that
copy Of the record OF t orer be Published three
successfully In the Vermont Machnma a State Journal
printed Montpelier. previous To said time appointed for
hearing. by the COurt.-Atest,
sl-s3 NILSSON A. TAYLOR, Register.
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- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court. holden Montpelier and said
district. on the 2iih day ~ May, A. o. 1875
David G.. Conner, executor the estate Of Darius
puiu, late Of Cahnt, tn said district, deceased. makes
application io said Court extend The time heretofore
SLOWED him ~ pay the debts due fhm said estate and
fcndor hs administration account unt future day
Nhcfcuron 70 is ordered hy s1d Court that said appca-
ton be- heard a. The rrubate ONCE Ia Montpelier the 5f
day Of June and a. further ordered that notice be given
nul persons concerned hy the publication OF hi- order the
Vermont Wafhnau State Journal, uflntei MOntpeer
tn.re weeks snccgsaiyeie. iu.fnHr setd hesring.
by tho Couft-Attest
s0-s2 nAisNEY TtLDES, Judge
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REMOVED. Rufus r. Riker. so long and favor
ably known as tailor in this village, has removed
his head quarters 10 the pleasant rooms up stairs
in the same block, having vacated his old quarters
for the benefit Of the Central House, Mr. CofTey
desiring the store FOR an Office. lie is now fully
prepared to do good work for his customers, at
reasonable prices, and invites inspection Of his
establishment Give him a call
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- " ASiifNGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Count holden nj Montpelier In and for said
District, ON the l1h day Of May, A, u, 1870
H. prcutt, administrator ~ hottf the estate Of
AsAhc :. nranan late OF Northneid. said district
ceased, uakes application sad Court 10 extend the time
heretofore allow Ell him pay the debts due from said
tate and Ia render his administration ccuun until
iniure DAY Wheeupon, IL ordered BY sad Court that
said application be- heard at the Probate ONCE In Monire
Her on the sh day Of June, A. y. 1875 And s further or
dec that notice he given tn all concerned by the
publication OF this urer IN the Vermont Waterman state
Journal. printed at Montpelier weeks .ucccssyey,
before said hearing by Che Cuur-Aftesi,
1881 HARVEY 1ILDEN, judge.
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INSURANCE. CoNrRoAnsK I'VE understand that
the Insurance COMPANIES who had risk upon the
hulless oats belonging 10 W. A. Boutelle, which
were recently burned, have offered to pay him one
thousand dollars Mr.. Boutelles insurance was
ten thousand dollars This offer has not yet been
accepted, and the affair seems 10 be somewhat
rnfxed
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ARcTURus, ss5.

nay stallion l6t hands, foaled 1857 got by Rysdyks
dam June, by True Messenger he by Texan
jimmy OF by Dogs Messenger, and he BY Lib
ery BY coriandsr, OF Messenger, out Of by
Messenger "a dam by Revenge he by Revenge, out Of
Young Empress, by financier.
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STArE OF yEHMoNTi ,orov ,,s,p,cr 90

- MANHiNNiON -.
In Probate Court, hrhl ~ Monpeiief Ia and fof said
District on the 10Th day Of May, A, d, lssot
W. Nelson, administrator Of The entais o. ,"ihAnsi a
FnfnsWofh, Of Woodbury., In >ai eslht uscsstn,
makes application aid Court for license 10 sell all OF me
teal estate decreased, excepting the lower but IN.
Guiding the cNerson of DOVER thefcn, and
situated Ia said Woodbury. representing that the sale q
mari her said homestead neresary for the
na,ment of the debts 81 said deccts- and the charges II
admlns eiate that such part cannot be sold
mat tie sale n homestead would be beneficial % the
,s,ioN and minor children u said deceased. Where
utou IL Is stcred by said court that said application
IL reeirt q session thereof 70 be held at the probate Of
hearing and desioh ihefeoni Aud, further ordered that
AN pcrsos be- notified hereof by publication Of
ice III SAID aplcation and order thereon three weeks
csrsiyeY In the Vermont Watchnan and STATE Joansi.
a newspaper pubshed "a Montpelier, and which circulate.
nhDoIhood Of those interested, before >ai Tine o.
heafng that they may appear AZ said time and place. and.
~ the Court-Attcst,
sl-ss n. A. CHASE, Register.