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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
81 .EEDINC FROM TIE LUNGS, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPIID\.
WONDERFUL CURE.
ROCHESTER, n. y, Jan. l3,

ROCHESTER, n. J Jan. ID, ISI4.
Il Y PIERCE NJ. D.. Buffalo, \. Y:
De r Sri had suffered from tatarrh in an ag-
gr:tv., ed 1nm for twelve years, and for sew
,,;,l Years from Bronchial trouble. Tired many
doctors and things with lasting benefit.
IN Nav -, becoming nearly worn out " TN eXces-
>Ivc cdItoiia labors on a paper in New York city,
was attacked with Br"ncnills IN severe form,
suffering almost total loss OF voice l returned
home here, but had been home only two weeks
when completely Frustrated with ilemol-
image from the Lungs having four severe bleeding
spells within weeks, and first three lnsl'i" VI
nine DAYS. In the september following, improv-
eli sufficiently to be able to be about though in
very l,cDe state. My bronchial trouble remained
ana the Gaia, lh was ten fold worse than before.
Every e1nlt for relief seemed iinitless. seemed
t. be luo>ing ground daily. continued in this tee
bic state, RAISING blood almost dairy, until about
the iir>t of March, 49, when became 20 bad as to
lie ,ntlely confined To the h )uee- friend su5-
gc~te,l your remedies. But was extremely >kep-
tea. that they would do NE no good as had lost
all heart remedies, and began to look on medi-
cine aud doctors with disgust However, obtain
csi one OF your circulars, aid READ IL cafeiuliy nom
which | came to the conclusion that you under
stool your business, at least. finally obtained a
quantity of Di. SaGes alal1h Remedy, your Gold
en- ac,c.l Discovery and Pellets, and commence
lhclr vigorous use according to directions. 10
my smppr Use, soon began to improve The DE-
c;rvcsy and ieet-, in a short time, brought out a
settIe eruption, " hitch continued for several week
| felt mach better, my appetite improved ana
ganet IN uength and flesh. In three months every
veeiige OF the Catarh was gone, the Bionchitl>
had nearly disappear ed had 10 Cough Whatever
and had entirely ceased TO raise blood; and, con-
trarI 10 The expectation OF snme OF my trends, the
mas renamed peimanet. have hai no mo1e
ilomU'i hayes from the Lungs, AMI am cnlhely Tree
iiui.i LatJirh, from which have su1eSed So much
dat; 50 long. The debt OF gratitude owe for the
5'cssn.s have received at your bands, kno 5 no
ouuli'i,. am thoroughly satisfied from my eA-
,c, icncr that your medicine will master the " Oh It
~ ~ ci that oious disease Catalrb, rs we'll as
threat aud Lung Diseases. l have commended
them a ay Soa sha ever N
i r. D. Boo oU7, Rochester, n. !.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

John +. Cleaveland of Brookfield has
been nominated for Liquor Commission
of Orange county.
Senator Sharon has started at last for
his long vacant seat in the Senate lie
left San Francisco in grand style week
ago, and is probably in Washington now.
The widow of the noted and eccentric
Peter Cartwright. the Methodist Episcopal
preacher. died very suddenly in :, religious
leeting in Pleasant Plains. Illinois, few
days ago.
Reverty johnson leaves II children,
about 50 grandchildren and several great
grandchildren, nearly Ill of whom were
present ut the anniversary of his golden
wedding. Nov, l6, 1869.
Domnic. DONNA, Antonio Catalano
and Bastiano Lombard. the three Italians
who were COW cted for waylaving and as
sasslnitlng Francisco Patcrmor, in the
northern part of st. Louis, Mo, in April,
1874, We're hanged Feb. Is.
The extensive buildings of the Laltnce
Il GraSjean nmnuf.ctory company ut
Woodhavcn. l.. were almost entirely
destroyed. Sunday night. causing Il loss
OF 100000. with some 100000 of insur-
ance, and throwing 400 persons out of
work. The establishment WAS one Of the
most extensive in the country for the pro-
dnctlan of seamless tin-ware. ,japtnned-
ware. porcelain-ined kettles. etc. The
machinery was the mos: elaborate in the
country. consisting of dies. cutters. etc,
and cannot be replaced except ut heavy
expense. The fire is supposed to have
caught in the - f.,-room from the boiling
over of fat. but the occurrence of another
fire :lhOut the same time in the hotel Of
Mr. Theraut, opposite the factory. which,
1t Is alleged, WIS not caused by sp,rk~
from the other one, leads to Il suspicion Of
incrndlarism.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

\ boiler belonging TO Il sAw mill at
South Framingham. near the Marlboro
line, blew up, Friday last, and Charlie,
Ferigo. Samuel Carpenter and Joseph
Tucker, all Of West Eoyl>;on. were killed
and terribly mutilated. Ferigo was the
engineer. and had just rcciarged the boil
cr with cold water wien it WAS very hot
He was thrown forty feet. fragments of
his body being s. altered along the inter
vening space. George BoIea,., Il helper.
who was within fifteen feet Of tie boiler,
was unharmed. \ part ut the boiler
weighing six hundred pounds was carried
two hundred feet, and the head. weighing
one hundred and fifty pounds. was thrown
five hundred feet while the mill was blown
to atoms. An inquest was held at Mall
bOro, Mass.
More than week ago. Mr.. Morton an
nounccd that when he next got Pinchback
before the Senate. he should insist upon a
vote before adjournment. He got him up
made q section Of his speech. gave way for
motion Tor executive session, - being IA
tigued, and. two days after, defeat ed
Edmund's motion for Immediate consider
alton. 1t would have reminded Lincoln
of "a little story \ man started in BUR
suit of Il bear, and returned within Il day
or two without bruins scala, In reply to
the question how he came back withou.
any bear meat. he said he followed THAT
bur" trail, and followed it, until the tracks
became " mighty fresh," and then he
thought he'd better turn back.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

GREAT FIRE IN RUrLAND-Th Bates
House WAS discovered to b, on fire early
in the evening of last Wednesday, The
fire WAS in the upper rooms and soon got
control of the building. The fire depart
mcnt htd hlrl work to save the buillinrs
to the north anil east but were finally sue
ccssfnl in doing So. Everything was
moved from the Xtrald building excep: thu
things required to run daily paper and
the paper appeared next morning wide
awake rs usual.
According to the HraN, the loss will be
in the vicinity of SlO0,OOO; aud when the
adjustments are finally made it will drop
below these fwures several thousands of
dollars. The principal losses are rs follows:
Bates House. loss S67, OUO, insurance S;4.-
600; furniture. $ll 900. fully insured; NJ
Quinn, furniture 5000 fully insure |; \ .
{. Bates 4 Son. 1900. insurance 81 5000; ;
a. W. Higgins OruygisO. Sll, 800. fully
insured; Il. IL. Bnrt (Lry good>). 5000,
insured; George w. billiard (dry gools>.
$1,000 insured; {. :. Mason (clothing).
$1,000. insured; \. O. Cunningham (cloth-
ng) $1,000. insured; Abraham Bros (ci-
gtrs) $500, insurance $3.50. The
Bates IIousc block was Of brick. four sto-
ries i'll height in front. with b semrnt
The ground floor WIS occupirt Il, stores.
The house had about one hundred rooms.
The building was erected in 1869 by l.. NJ
& A. G.. Bates. and when burned. wl-
owned by A {. Bttc>. The building. in
Guiding plumbing and steam heating, cost
81, 900. Ii rented for =, $40. nnnuall:
At the time of the fire the u hiding was
being pat in good order. preparatory 10
Being opened again. The fonnla tons Of
the building are problh.y in good condl-
lion, and with the brick. viii be worth
several thous tnd5 Of dollars in case of re-
building.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
G. E n T A I Il
l. | \ | N E y I 5

So nearly perfect are the recipes Of those wonderful
pain soothing and eaIn- Cem,aur llAIilles. that
can confidently say that villa cVltl lliI .aII ans
ng from flesh, bone OF muscle d<rtL-eu.e.4ts We d"
not pretend that tn NH mend broken lc " cNt'r
inmate bolls but IN sarh eases thy VIII r'.'c
the inflammation and stop the Pain. Hor We guar
the pr per results uerc the dy l. pos1ned
Nhlskcy. Temperance Is AS necessary 10 Il proper
ply steal mef.tal condition.
The White Centa,Ir nleIIt : particularly adapted
to all cases OF RleIml;l,n I.uuha-p Nriira-la. Erl
slpelas Itch Spralils Chiilbans cuts Bruises. Sting
Prisons Sralds Scati. Weak back, Pans IN the sii"
Wounds. Weeping sinev- Il Iras Frosted Feet Palsy
f:ar-ache To,.ll he, Head ache, Ulcers, GA Sores
Broken Breasts, Sore piles. Sore Throat, Group,
Dlphtheria The most OF these conn limits the Cen.
taur Tnamcnt viii cure; all %: telA It Will benefit II
will extract the poison from bites and st.n-s and viii
cure burns aud scaIds without scar. The following
Is but a sample of thousand similar Testimonials:
ANTIOCH. III Dec |. I-74
Ny wife. has. for long tim. b III terrible sIf
rians and many remedies The oily thill-s which l4~
-lven her re!ief i "ntaur Ilnitnct am re lrrd t"
WI. RING P stm4ster.''
indis u.at!e fact tiat the Centaur Iinin4ente
performing never before Effected by any IRE
paration in existence like Chronic Rheumatism II
thirty years staridin- Strengthening n-ers and ltS
which had been s years, taking the soreness
from burns. &c.
One d liar fifty cents, invested IN ContaHr
Iininleut Will be within reach hen accident occurs
and viii d. GOOD tian amount Of ll'Ii"!
paid for rneli,.a at tendance When lhys -ials are
called they Frequently TINS Lin.ne and OF course
char-e several prices + r i.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is adapted t. the t-h skin. muscles and flesh Of t'
animal creation lis fleets ul4n severe cases Of Si4
win Sweeny Wind Gail. b. II -ld and IcH-Eyl are
little less than marvellous
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

DEATH OF A DAUGHTER OF Gov. VAN
NEss.-Cab!c dispatches bring word Of
the death Of Mrs. Corncls Van Ness
Roosevelt. widow of the late James l
Roosevelt. of New York. Mrs. Roosevelt
died in Paris on the 18th
In the biographical sketch Of Gov. Van
Ness, prepared for Miss IIcmenway's Ga-
ze'teer by Hon. ID. \. Smalley, of Burling
ton, Mrs Roosevelt is thus alluded to-
"Cornelia, u native Of St. Albans. the
second daughter Of the first Mr.. Van Ness,
WAS the favoritc niece of Gen. John p.
Van Ness, and usually a resident member
Of his family at Washington. She is well
remembered rs distinguished belle of
that city before her marriage to Hon. J.
Roosevelt, one of the judges of the suprem e
court Of the state Of New York, and is said
to have been Il young lady of great and at
tractive beauty of person and of most fasci-
mating address. Possessing much Of her
distinguished fathers ability, with no lit
tie share of his singular aptitude for poll
tics, she was well versed in the political
affairs of the country, and is said to have
excl cised great and conservative influences
over more than one Of the administrations
which have had in charge the interests of
the nation Since her marriage with Judge
Roosevelt she has been a resident of New
York, where her exercise of genial and ex-
tensive hospitality is justly appreciated by
the many distinguished visitors who fire.
quent that city"
Mrs. Roosevelt went abroad last fail, af-
ter the death Of Judge Roosevelt, intend
ing to spend several years abroad. She
was a generous hearted. amiable. and mos!
estimabls lady, and will be sincerely
mourned by a large circle.
! But one of the children of Governor Var
Ness, Marcia, Lady Ouseley Of England
now survives.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
MARK w. GRAY'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Districto WasLngt n. S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier. IN an, tor said
District the 2oth Gay ct January A d le'o-
David R Graz. Admiuistrat, Of The estate 81 Mark
" late MOutpel~r. III sad dlSfi't deceased.
makes Application to ~ cou1t Tor Incense TO sell all 4
estate of sad deceased rel rcsentlng that the
sale thereof Is necessary the Il the debts
of said deceased, and tie expenses OF admin on
of his estate.
Whereupon it ordered by said court, that said
pcaion be referred to session thereof TO be rld at
the Probate Office said Montpelier Oh the I'd DAY o.
February A. D. 1876 for hearing and decision thereon
and 1t is fun Their ordered, that all PERSONS Interested
be notified hereof. by pubcd on OF notice OF sand az
pcatlon and order there three weeks successlveiy
in the Green Mountain Freeman. spaper publish
ed at MONTPELIER ami which circulatos IN the neigh
borhood CT those interested before SAID time OF hear
Ing that they may appear at SAID time and place aud
il they cause. object Thereto
BY the Court-Attest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

CROSS AND SlCKLY CHILDREN can be made heal
thy and strong bv regulating their stomachs and
bowels with ChetoIia. 1t is more effective than
Castor Oh and Is as pleasant TO take as honey. Foi
Wind Collie, Sour Stomach, Worms and Costivcness,
thci lie is nothing i'll existence equal to Castoria.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

Why WILL YOU SUFFER from Eheumatism
Sprains, stuff J mt, Swenss, Burns. Scal'ls o.
Weak Back, when the Ccntaur Linlment affords
tain relief. Many IL ticics soothc pIin to Il cer
tain extent but the Centaur Llniment cures. The
White L,nimrnt Is for the human family the yellow
Liniment i, tor h rscs and FINALS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
HE BRATrLEBOEO SCHOOL CAsE.-The

IHE BRATrLEBOEO SCHOOL CAsE.-The
Supreme Court at Newfane, Friday, decid-
ed the celebrated school case, in favor of
the school board. The opinion was deliv-
cred by Judge Barrett; and some three
quarters Of an hour was occupied in its
reading. 1t will! be remembered that a
large number of children of Catholic pa
rentaCe, in violation Of Il rule of the school,
absentcd themselves from the public
school on Corpus Christi day; that on a
previous day of obligation - of the
church, they had similarly absented them
selves; that, on this occasion, they had re-
qucsted to be excused from attendance,
but were denied and that in consequence
OF their non-attendance they were expell-
ed from school. This present action was
Il bill in chancerv brought to restrain the
school boald from carry ing the order for
expulsion into effect
The court held that the rule WAS within
the legal power of the school board to
make; that reqnH ing children to attend
school on that day, and refusing to excuse
them, WIS not such an interference with
the freedom Of conscience us to make the
rule in conflict with tho constitution that
the holding of :, session Of the schoo that
day was not any more illegal than it would
be to hold town meeting on that lay
that the school laws. rs well rs this rule
was made for all pe'scns, and. rs it did
not conflict with the constitution. was le-
gal and of binding force. The court there
fore, dismissed the bill. The decision OF
the court sust,ins the action of Judge
Wheeler in refusing to grant Il prelimi-
nary in melon in the list instance, and is
based substantially on the s,me reasons.
1t. also, atlirms the action of the court OF
chanccry in dismis>ing the bill.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
4 Wonderful Discovery

Our New Iaml shire 4Xchaug come to filled with
accounts of most wonderful cures effected By DR.
Cages MEDICAL WONDER 1t is SAID 20 be the creates
vtizer Yet discovered giving buoyancy to the spirits
elasticity to the step and making the invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t cures all diseases of the
liver, stomach. kidneys and spine; scrofula and al
blood diseases cures nervous pr1stration of either
sex. restoring tone and vlsor to the whole system
Read the following cures:
Mrs Ira APPLETON, Hillsboro' Bridge, H d; spi-
naI ana hidney dse'ses confined to ned and tor
Monder ali she now writes am able to do collsld
Inn Gr aq%9a
bed ana mad @ M rosd ~
pnI sclans Tor female and kidney Diseases took Dr.
AspnEs J. PEAsLEE, sutton, \ il hunlor. debility .
ted took Mel,tai W@nier win srtat Success 's 1.
A Mi hin F Tnke5s "T d wen1 TO w1Fs
dan-hter. and Ebeiezer Ne~t'r. Manchester House
5s %rfa 1a H w Ms E11 NFs
d. Snnc23k Mrs t; Na It'll Gr.ttn; Hiram
WarrGH Hspnike5 Ms Water FarraI HIS
Mrs j Fla Manthtster: Mrs g ? Rideont. Mi,
1rJ' osen Days' n @ Ellen Proctor Pittsfeid
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL WONDER.
Sold in Montpelier by
B1SCOM e DEWEY.
Yl5yl
'CAN NICER
can he s rressfully treated at the hone Of the "a
tieut. without the use Of the
KNIFE OR CiUSTICS
AMI with M pain Address. for pamphlet
Dr. A. II. BROWN,
2Gs CHAPEL STREET. New HAVEN, CoSS
,rrtsl,ou l.ure from p1vsi 'lans alsp solicited
FAI2uI6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
DuEY MANSFIELD'S ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon
orahle Probate Court the district Of WASHINGTON,
commissioners receive. examine and adjust all
claims Of all persons against the estate
Riley Maj se!d late OF Iaystcn, in said district
deceased. and all claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby given notice tina Ill meet the purposes
aforesaid at reeeIc. Of said Riley Mansfield
in FaystOn on the lit h day March and 18th day OF
next, from O'Clock P Il, Entll o'clock, p
each of said DAYS and that six months from the 18Th
day OF February A. b. 1870 the limited by said
Court for said creditors present their claims 10
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Fay stor this 18th day Of February a n
1876.
s o BOYCE. co,o,,.r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23

DEATH OF Mr.. SrONE.-Mr. George L..
Stone died ut his residence ON Rury street
ut Il quarter pl>t ten this forenoon. He
had taken courage almost to the last that
he should recover, but when assured that
he could not. he br1nme perfectly re>i@ncd
to his Fathers will. H., disease bltil ii
All the physicians, AMI viii rem lin Il mv>
terv The most that is known is that it
BEG IN from III ,lali,l TWO Years and Il htlf
400. and ended with Il srIiol> affection OF
the lungs
Mr. Stone Wa born in Waterbury. March
~. 1852 In 1888 he entered into the
employ of the railroad rs u clerk Fl! st
in the station at Waterbury and next in
the general office at NorthlicIl In 80 he
WAS appointed station agent n Rou>cs
Point. which position he held until trans
Errci TO st. Albtn-, some ten wears ago
Here he oillriated until 1870 y, train dis
patcncr and station agent and WAS then APP
pointed division superintendent, over the
Mise-quoi, Montreal 4 Vt. junction and
:. :. Il G.. roads. He was 4 competent.
devoted and an untiring servant OF the
corporation, clctr-hr,ded. quick to act
firm but obliying. honest to Il cent, and
>clt-sncriiring to tn" last degree. Though
in Il position which tries u man, of what
sort he is. he WIS blessed with :, lldg, mrnl
and temper which enlbcd him To do his
full duty 'lnd yet rarely if ever create
offence. He Wa uniformly just, consider
ate kind, never e~pouslnG qnalrrl> that
dill not belong to him and always carrying
Radiance. fellowship and good cheer in h ;
very presence.
Though he had much to do with til"
public 1t WAS always in an official and
social ctpacily and never rs 4 politician.
| He belonged to the mtsnn>, and for two
wears WIS master of Lake Lodge at Rousc>
Point and for L similar term Of Enyi,sby
Lodge of st. Albums. His family consisted
Of Il wife (Who was Iou>il NJ. Rhodes,
/ daughter of VIM. Rhodes, E-q of Rich
mond.( and IN adop,ed son, Mr. James
| G.. Conner, conductor on the MS>isquoi
road. His funeral will take place from
hi, late residence ut one o'clock Wcdnrs-
day afternoon, and his remains will be
taken t. Richmond for intcrm"nt. 1t was
his request that there shonld be ;> LITTLE
formality rs possible. nevertheless, friends
and nrighbors will feel free to 20. and the
masonic fraternity will meet ut their hall
at half past twelve, and testify their re-
spect by cscorting Ill that is mortal of then
late brother to The statioA.-:|. AlJnp>
.MS$enycr, II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
MARY BR AMAN'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Washington
In Probate Court held at Moutreer sad DiStrc c.
the 18th day OF January. A d. lr1o-
John H. kinb Ill executor of the las Will and tesla
Mary Brafnan late # Berlin. III slt dl>tIIct
deceased presents his administrator ace, MT Tor
animation and allowance. and makes Application Tor a
decree distribution and artlo ~ tie estate Of said
deceased.
Whereupon It is ordered y sad court. that sad
conn. aud sd son there
OF t. be held at the Probate Once SAID MnttIler
on the 2ad day February d l--6, tor learii4 AID
decision thereon d. II Is further ort I'd that O.
tee hereof be to all persons interested. 10y Pub
llCatun the three weeks successfully III Tho
Green Mountain: Frrenler. newspaper published al
Montreer previous to-ald me al point, Tor heating
that they may appear sall time Al place aud 81 "
cause any they may have WhN SAID account 81 0uld
not be allow ed, and such decree made.
By the Court Attest
F5w3' HARVEY IIIDI.N. JHtGe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
Chr freeman.
Mon IPELIER, VT.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1876.

W. A.. .,, tpIIale the FREEMAN particularly yalua-
IRIS news from all parts of vermont and cur
%, q! I -rcit parts %! the state, especially in
urIn-e and Lamoillc Counties Will confer
.-..t t!, u,,nu rs and our readers by sending Us
r.i il.-..,-. GIVE us ia ,ts:lnd will arrange
g.. "a. : the laIrr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-23
. Vermont News

ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison county Will cDntinua u be an objection.
able locality Tor thleve, While the Briiport and Adj
olson Detecting Society continues in vogue.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Cankerrash AID diphthe,la have caused the
closing the graded school at DInvlc and the
district school at Northjl,lnvllle.
CHITrENDEN OUNTY.
Rev {. lllbDaId OF NerSenn =, delivered an IN
crcetnS Lecture at East tht lotte on Friday Of last
week. subj .:t-" Woman's Rights.
Mr.. Peter GOO wln of Charlotte, was found dead
IN her char, last Saturday morning. Sac was an
Old lady OF 50 years.
a dAting burglary and attempt at arson took
pl at Wlnooski, sunday evening in the house
OF Mr.. ) Watson.
tRANNLINCOUNTY.
George L. Stone, Superintendent Of the Eastern
and Northern DIVISIONS OF the Central Vermont
RAJ road. rcpoi tel lying al the pount OF death
al II. llbans.
". \. Hosaboom OF berkshire, :sowcd three
and half bushels of winter wheat tac 18th of jan
uury.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Ira Cook. one Of The lra!ins tanners in Dandy,
Ia gone INTO bankruptcy.
Michael kennedy of West Rutland had two ribs
broken, while al work in >nclJon and slasson's
MT Ole mIiI, on the 1874.
y man named Grover, living in Sudbury, com-
mtttcd suicide, >undA. night 10y taking lauianum;
he WAS iounl Gcad ia his house, Monday mo. mag.
ORA\,E COUNTY.
FranS E ABBOTT OF t4.r!er. ti MS In leg brok-
OF tie top
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Two new Nolol, are poi etc a !.rtoa Land
n..
\ three days meeting IN the Free BAPTIST church
At E,9t Alhauv HIS resulted III the convelton OF
twelve or fifteen persons.
The passenger depot At Barton Landing was
broken into on TUESDAY evening. last ard the ,n,y
draw IN the ticket Off e robbed Of about sixty dol
lars.
WINDHAM Comfy.
Tie indchtncs> Of Brattcboro has been reduced
over = 90 during the past wear.
Takn. 4 lv.,nttse OF the recent snowfall. the
I;,attlrblto Dlush'ers of Hcbcoca are giving
tlc sons Of I,.ac sleigh llies. las TO lie hoped
III like Ecbc,c., al oil they Offer the gentleman
nothing stronger tnln water u dtinh.
tl..tIc- + In ,nl>pn OF I;r,ttlcb ,rn has pltt
f)rm scale bought of the Fairbanks finn in 1874
and la, been IL ne ever since.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Dr. Ahr.h1In Lowell a well known physlclau of
,.,,, Y, i,ol q, ia. ,..,,,.,c, ,f h,s .or,p
Law, EcoI-" H. Hilton SundN evening. he WAS
,,,,,.l nv. ,.,,,thio,t man in town and leaves
Nf"'N' Wy 49, " -
Tn cc cNll ircn To inherit his Ion une VIZ: l'r a. L.
Lowe H. Of I;ruoklvn y. y, the wife of Hon
J,-.uh E,rrer of inc Cincinnati Gazette and MIS-
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t,rur-c II. Hilton. Tie deceased eccentric
... ,,. $500.
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ti>e,l ms profession. He commenced practice IN
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is ami always had and extensive anu lucrative