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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Edwdrd DeIdncy To John F2rmming.

August IL.
The sick paSha shall br amused.
BismiIIdh he Wills it 50. If the story
teller becomes proliX and tedious. the
bow-strimg and the SIck, and two Nj
hians to drop him into the piscataqul
But. truly. Jack. have Il hard task
There is literally nothing here, except
the little girl over the way. She is
swinging in the hammock at this mo-
mcnt. II Is to me compensation for
many of the ills of life To see her now
and then put ont Il small kid boot
which fits like il glove. and set herself
going. Who is she. and what is her
name! Her name is Daw. only daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Richard W. Daw. cX-coloncl
and bauker. Mother dead. One brother
at Harvard. elder brother killed AT the
battle of Fair Oaks nine Years ago.
old, rich family, the DAVIS. This is
the homestead, where father and daugh-
ter pass eight months of the twelve :;
the rest of the year III Baltimore and
Washington. The New England win
ter too many for the old gentleman.
The daughter is called Marjorie.
Marjorie Daw. Sounds odd at first E,
doesn't it But after Nou say it over
to yourself half IL dozen times, YOU like
it. There's Il pleasing quaintness to it,,
something prim and violet like. Must
he Il nice sort of gil to he called Maj
jorie Daw.
had mine hest Of The Pines in the
witness last night. and drew the
foregoing testimony from him. He has
charge of MIR. Daws's vegetable garden,
and has known the family these thirty
years. OF course ! shall make the ac
quaintance Of my neighbors before
many days. 1t will he next to i'm
possible for me not to meet Mr.. Daw or
Miss Daw in some of my walks. The
young lady has II fIvorite path to the
Sca-beach. shall intercept her some
morning. and touch my hat to her
Then the princess will bend her fair
head to me with courteous surprise not
unmiAed with haughtiness. Will snub
me. in fact. All this for thy sake, o
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your chamber window, | was somehow
strangely drawn to her. | cannot ac-
count for il in the least What Won
nave subsequently written of Miss Daw
has strengthened the impression. You
seem to be describing Il woman | have
known i'll some previous state of exist
ence. OF dreamed of in this. Upon my
word. if you were to send me her pho
tOgraph, | believe ! should recognize
her at II glance. Her manner. that
listening attitude. her traits of charac-
ter, as you indicate them. the light hair
and the dark eyes. they are all famil-
lar things to me. Asked lot of gucs-
tl"nS. did she ! Curious about me !
ltat Is strange.
l"u would laugh in Your sleeve. voI
wretched old cynic, if you knew how |
llr awake nights. with my gas turned
down to II star, thinking of The Pines
and the house acres> the road. How
cool it must he down there, | long for
the salt smell in tie air. picture the
colonel smoking his chernot ON the
piazza. | send Nou and Miss Dlw of
on afternoon iamhlcs along the beach.
Sometimes | let You stroll with her
under the clms i'll the moonlight. for
I tou are great friends by this time, /
take it, and see each other every day.
know your way : and your manners :,
Then fall into Il truculcnt mood. and
would like to DESTROY >nmcbodV. Have
YOU noticed any thing IN the shape of Il
lover hangln" around tlir colonial LarcS
and Penatcs Does that lieutenant of
the h"rSc-m.irines or that Young Still
WAITER tI,. hnIIS,4 t,,n.l, ,
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John Flcmmjng 10 Ed~ard DcIanen.

August Il,
For il man who hasn't taste for ar
tillery, il occurs To me, my friend, Nou
are keeping up IL pretty lively fire on
my inner works. But go ON. CNniciSm
is Il small brass iicld-piece that rvemtu-
ally bursts and kills the aItillerNmau.
You may abuse me as Inuch as you
like. and I'll not complain for | don't
know what | should do without vour
lettciS. They are curing me. haven't
huIlcd anything at Watkins since last
Sunday. partly hccauSe have grown
more amidhlr under Your teaching. and
partly hccamSc Watkins captured nv
ammunition one night. and carried il
off to the library. He is rapidly losing
the habit he had acquired of dodping
whenever rub my ear. or make any
slight motion with my right arm. He
is still suggestive of the wine-celIar.
however. lou may break. Won NAV
shatter Watkins, if you will. but the
scent of the Roederer will hang round
him still.
Ned. that Miss Daw must he 4 charm
ing person. should certainly like her.
like her already. When YOU spoke
in yonr first letter of seeing vnunp
girl swinging i'll hamnock under
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.i'tNLl AI LAW. T.. l. 81 II I"hu-hurN
'" I"'hiull. attend I" .inv prof, ~"r,l husi
&c 'u;l i-I,i ." his ,tI,. 1t mode rate. ctr.,.-
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been dI>i 1ltcdh!r Ion several days past
and 81 hiN" ,uH. "lidcd from one
topic tn tlc other NciN nat rally.
told nit friends of .uIu accident how
it had frustrated all our Summer plans.
and Nh"I orr plans were. Then | de
>cIiiCd N"u: oI. Iatl;.r. | didn't.
sp"k" OF N"ur amiihiiiil "t your pa
licncc undcl this severe, allIIctiou of
l"ur touching gratitude Nhru Dillon
hIn"> N"u littlc presents oi fiiil : oi
Nour tenderness to N"HI -i~tc! Fanny.
nom N"u would not allow to STAY in
town to nurse ' Nnu. and how You hero
ic:tlll Srut her back to Newport. pre-
icIiin, To remain alone with Mary. the
cook. and NnIII man Watkins. to whom.
10y the Nay. You were drNoGcdlN at
i:,chcd. II lou had been there. Jack.
Nou wouldn't have known Yourself.
should have cNrcllcd H. IL criminal law
yer. if had not turned my attention tn
Il different branch OF jurisprudence.
Miss Marjorie asked all manner of
leading questions concerning you. 1t
did NOT occur to me then. but it struck
me iorrihIN afterwards. that she eVinced
Il singular interest IN the conversation.
When | got back t" my room. recalled
how eagerly she leaned forward. with
her tull. snowy throat III strong moon
light. listening to what ! said. Posi-
lively, think made her like yon
Miss Daw i> Il girl whom YOU would
like immensely, | can tell You that. a
beauty without ailrctatinn. Il high and
tender nature. if one can read the soul
in the face. And the old colonel is
noble character. too.
am glad the DAVIS are such pleas
art people. The Pines is an isolated
place. and my resources are few.
fear should have found life here rather
monot"mous before long. with no other
society than that of my excellent sire.
1t iS true, might have made Il target
ot the dctencclrSs invalid but haven't
II taste for artillery, moi.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18

The strongest argume mt which can he urged
corrosive and nerve-drstrO wing prisons as ar.
senic and Quinne for inter mittent and remit
rent fevers. is the vastly superior success in
the pre,e ,tion and cure of such diseases of
n medicine which is the very antipohe of the
composition and the result wrought by it.
Such medicine Is Ilostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, purely vegetable preparation. which
not only eradicates with wonderful pr0mpti-
tude every trace of fever and ague. and kind
red types of malarious disease. from the svs-
tenn. but is a certain preventative of all mala
dies begotton of miasina tainted air and wat
or. These results mineral antifebrile RENE
lies do not effect with certainty. and their
continued use entails consequences highly
pernicious TO the system. The bitters on the
contrary. not only afford speedy relief but es-
tabiish health on a permanent basis.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18

cTATE O.N VERMONr,}
t CO 2lEASds Gac. 81 rvrss,a" IN s:t sysn
y has filed his pr tto IN rms sa G@"s.' repre-
senting that he has fe nnI j., ~ IA Ton"ha, t I
vnSt p ";"ht "nntSa th. he was lawfully mar
red to Lucy C Sturteva w. 'ie" 81 C St",s
bury in the county Of Orea Is: ~ sA,s S'ate re-
~, ~, r."sa"t wite, ut Browning. ~ s" VI
is e., county on inc - day ' ter az H.
gospel that he lived with his sal W.. 70 Ia tn.
strict observance on his part of all hls 'n ~
rage covenants and VOWS. until about tht
first day Of November, A. D., 1874.
Ana further setting forth that the said Lu.
cy y. Cochran his sand wife hath not kent
ler said marriage covenant. but hath at iii.
vers times and ON various occasions during
the tilhe OF said MARI ,ge, INDUCED in loose
and llcehtiOus conduct with divers male per-
sons; AID that she has committed the crime
oi adultery against her covenants aud vows.
to the great injury of her petitioner.
And showing that his said wife has sepera.
ted FROM him without amy just cause on hi,
part, ana sui lives apart from him. ana pray
my mat Tor the cause Aforesaid the bonds Ot
'nafrinlony betw 'eu him and his said WITT
may be Dissolved and he be decreed u bill OF
divorce.
ry Z. Cochran restless without this State So
that said petition cannot personally be- served
upon her, il is ordered that she be notified
OF the pendency thereof, and to appear be-
lore the county court next to be held at Chel- |
sea within and tx :he cOun tv of Orange
aforesaid on the 81 Tuesday of December, a.
d, 1876 by publication o. the substance of
said petition, and this order thereon three sue |
cessive weeks in the Bradford Opinion, n
newspaper published at Brsssifor in said Or
ange county. the last of said publications to
he ut least twenty VS. before said term of
Court, which shall be deemed sufficien. notice
thereof, to appear aud answer thereto at said
term of Court. Given under my hand at Nor
'istown. in the county of Lamoille. this 9Th
day of November, A. D., 1870.
H. HENRY POWERS.
Judge of Supreme Court.
R. NJ, HARVEY, Atty. 2sw3
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NO the Honorable Co,"ntS Coart next TO pe
ty ot Or,,nna e w., Ma', ILL.,. 4; w. day Of De-

NO the Honorable Co""ut. Court next to be
held at Chelsea, within t.. "o 'on .no ~ o ne.
~ " Orange on the third Tues 90 ~
e cem0er. A. ~, 1876.
!. ,o nour Petitioner would respectfully repre-.
i. sent That he was duly ,ined in mu,riaga to
, Mrs. Mary Z. BrOwu.0m the Doth ,lnv uf M.roi, ~
.D, 1874, at Rock Island in the State Of IIi;''
Hois' ny Hugh Is. Rice minister Of the Gcsnel
IA. NY authorized to solemnize marriages. That
,,o,. tnat time to September 1874 your neti.
riomer lived with the said Mary z. in the strict
ubseryan. ce OF a the marriage covenants
i,ut n"twit, Nstanding this the Said Marv %
has treated Y. ur p .titioner with great iisre.
,pect aud iutple, able severity during all the
time since their SAD marriage: And your pc.
tioner shows that the said Mary p. has at
divers times with pc - Unknown. commit
teed the crime of AL Ito anu has prartised
great fraud aud dis upon your petitioner
and that he has lived in Randolph Ia orange
county for TIVE years last past.
w therefore, your petitioner prays that tho
bonds OF nlatrinOny between him and the
said Mary p. may be dissolved aud u divorce
granted him.
Dated ct Randolph this Both day of October,
a. D., 1876.
JUDSON A. CLEVELAND.
And it appearing that the said Mary p.
CLEVELAND resides out of this State, SO that
said petition cannot be served personally up.
on her. 1t is ordered that she De notified Of
the pendency thereof. and to appear before
the County Court next to be held at Chelsea
within and for the county of Orange aforesaid,
On the Sd Tuesday of December, A, d.. 1870
by publication of the foregoing petition and
this order thereon three weeks successfully
10 tine Bradford Opinion, "a weekly paper pub.
lished at Bradford in said Orange County.
the last OF which publication shall Le at least
twenty days before said term Of Court, which
shall be deemed sufficient notice to the said
Mary p.
. Given under my hand at Morrisville this
Sth day OF November. A. D., 1876.
II. HENRY POWERS.
Judge of Supreme Court.
y. L. BoyDEx, Atty. for Petitioner, 25w3
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TIE following Is liz. rn"nrl fnr
lie primary department Of school in
district No. II, tall term, closing
Nov. Sth, 1876:
Pupils having no absent marks,
Eliza George, Mabel Smi'h, Mary
prichard, Annabelle Cole, Lena
Baldwin, Myrtle Sawyer, Win"na
llnckrnbery, May llockenhery. Ida
Adams, Flora Corliss, Freddie Prich-
arl.
Pupils having no tar'ly marks,
Minnie Welton, Mabel Smith, An.
ME Peters, Lille Peters, Stella, NJ.
Farriu. Mary Pricllard, Wnnna
uockenbery, May ilockenbery, Myr
tie sawyer, Eva Hopkins, Carrie
Welton, Ida Adams, Blanche Cor
liss, Fio,a COrli>s, TOmmie Cole
Freddie Pricl,ard, George Hopkins
Ernest McDuiftr, johnnie Cham.
berlin, Heruert Sawyer, Harry Ste
VeilS.
Pupils neither absent or tardy
Freddie p,icI'aid, Mabel Smith,
Mary Pricharl. Winuna Hocken.
berry, Myrtle Sawyer, Ida Adams
May llockenbery, Lena Baldwin
Flora CUrliss.
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Valentine Wilmot's Estate.

OTATE OF VERMONT. !
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, 81 : In Probate Court
held ut West Fairee in SAID District, on the
I'd day Of November, A. d.. 1876.
y. NJ. Gleason, Executor of tho estate of
Valentine Wilmot late of Thetford in said
District. deceased, makes application to said
Court for license to sell all OF the real estate
of said deceased. to wit: About - acres
PaSturage and ~ rever>ionaiy interest owned
oy SAID deceased in certain real estate for.
merly owned by John Hall late of rhetford
deceased representing that the sale would
conduce to the best Interests OF all concerned
therein.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court,
that said application he referred to IL session
thereof. to he held at the Probate Office in
said West Fairlee, on the 25tl day of Nov.
A, d. 1876, for hearing a,l decision thereon
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof
DO given to all persons Interested. by publica-
tion of the sane three weeks successfully in
the Bradford Opinion, u newspaper published
at Bradford, previous TT said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear NJ said
time and pl ice. and show cause. if my they
may laye, why said account should not be
allowed.
BY the Court,-Attest.
25w3 ALVAH BEAN. Register,
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Sa muel Merrill's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, SIS In Probate Court
held at Newbury. in and Tor said District, on
the Sd day of November. A. d.. 1876.
jesse NJ. Merrill Administrator of the estate
of Samuel Merrill late of Bradford in said Dis
trict deceased, makes application to said
Court, Tor license to sell all of the real estate
of said deceased. to wit Home farm con-
tanning about 90 acr es, the Coiliss lot so
called containing 65 acres and the public
school lot SO called containing 36 acres all in
the Town of Brad ford, representing that the
sale is necessary in order to cl,se up his Ad-
miuistration account.
Whereupon. it is ordered oy said Court,
that said application be referred to II session of
said Court to he held at the Probate Oftice in
said Newbury OIL the 9th day OF Nov. A. D.,
1876 for hearing aud decision thereon:
And, it is further ordered, that all persons
interested. be notified hereof, bv publication
of notice of said application and order there
on, three weeks successfully in the Bradford
Opinion newspaper published at bradford
and which crculates in the neighborhood Of
those interested. before said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place,
and, if they SEE cause, object thereto
BY the Court,-Attest
25.w-3 II. w. BAILEY, Judge.
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VI WIN Y.

sEWDURS.
The examination of classes com
bnences IN Newhnry Seminary, Mon
day, Nov. Goth aud continue thrO
Friday. Lecture before the Litera
~ Societies Monday evening by
Rev. q. W. Dockrill, A. NJ, OF the
New Hampshire Conference. Sub.
iect, "True ileroism."
Students Exhibition Tuesday eve.
ming, commencing at O o'clock. The
M6lic are invited.
Would it not be good idea to
put u railing around the old foun
tain to prevent people falling IN, as
two of our towns people did Wed.
nesday evening Oh their way home
from class meeting.
Josiah Dow, an esteemed citizen
If this place, has removed to North.
field, where he proposes to work al
his trade, that Of shoe maker.
When j. &. celebrates q Demo.
cratic victory would it not be well
10 wait until sure, and then not
break his own windows.
Died in Cincinnati, O., Nov. LIST,
Moses Swasey in the 65th year OF
his age. formerly OF Ncwbury, and
4 brother Of George Swasey, one of
our most valued and esteemed citi.
ZeIIS.
The students of Newbury Semi.
nary are getting ready for an ex.
hibltion for the close of the school.
District No. 4 school closed last
week. 1t was quite a successful
'ernl.
1t is expected there will he a
course of lectures this winter.
A. B. Chalmers has been bound
up for appearance to County Court
N a baby Case.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I
y BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS. In Probate Court
held at Corintl, in sad District on the
Sth day of Aug. A. ID. 1876,
jesse NJ. Merrill. Administrator of the estate
of SAMUEL MERRILL, late of Bradford,
deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance. and
makes application for a decree of distribut-
ion and partition of the estate of said decea-
sed.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said curt,
that said account anu said application be re-
terred to a Sc. sion thereof to be held at the
Probate Off e in said West Fairlee on the
Both day of November, A. d. 1876 for hearing
md decision thereon r.
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof
De given to all persons Interested, by publ
ru,iua Of the same three weeks successfully
IN tic Bradford Opinion II newspaper pub
lishtd 81 Bradford preyioust to said time APP
voiuted for hearing. that they may appeal
~ sail tine aud .iice, aud. show canfe. #
any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed. and sucn decree made.
BY the COurt-Atuest,
25w3 ALvAH BEAN, Register.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay, loss OF manhood, &C.. | will send
a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This grea: remedy was discover
I'd by missionary in South America. Send
a selfaddrrssed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
i. lNMAN, Sutton D. Bibls House, Nep York
City
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-1he Eall examination VI III
Students after ding the Academ
wlll occur Thursday and Friday Z
next week. There will he Rhet orr
bal eXei cises FRIDAY afternoon. Tn
Winter term will commence per ad
;erti,emcnt.
Stevens & Bagley are buying
and 81 iiring potatoes by the Ton.
MIR. w. II. Nourse RETURNED
rom the Centennial Monday. Like
very one else who has atfendc,
rom this section he represents it al
"hig thing"
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Geo
B lamheilin was thrown from lis
,gon striking the ground " it'll
r,cat force. The conclusion rem
Tered him inSrnSible for some time
DR.. J. B. OrmSby was called ant
,nder his skilliul treatment Mr.
Chamberlin will PROBABLY be all
light III a few days.
Rev. Harry Brickctt preached
bit the Congregational Church last
Sabbath. lie gave a very interest
ng and instructive discourse from
he text, Lord, believe. Mr.. B. is
we'll Known in New hampshire, es.
)ecialy in HilIshoroueh County,
having been identified with the Ell
|lcational interests of the State for
many years. In the evening, the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Elliot, spoke in be.
half of the Y. NJ. G. A. and gave
interesting statistics showing the
great work which the organization
lad accomplished.
On Wednesday after the cleo.
ion, when everybody supposed that
|rilden was elected President, a good
bld true-blue Democrat, who was
stopping at the hotel, said he was
ready TO die that he could now de-
,drt in peace, since he had seen the
nieger loving hlack.republicans who
brought on the war whipped out,
and another Democratic President
elected. On Thursday, when it was
evident that there was a possibility
chat Hayes was elected, some one
asked the old gentleman if he felt
willing to die. He replied, "Nol
oy a - sight; and | aiu't agoing
20 die either till | fine whether Til
len is elected or not. No sir"
The meeting of the Lyceum on
week, was fully attended
md the exercises were very inter-
esting. The following is the pro-
,ramme for next Monday evening.
rbe meeting will he called to order
1t I o'clock precisely.
Muse; recitation, Mary Jones;
Reclamation, Chauncey O. Norris
discussion of the question, Resoired
That it is not 'or the hest interest
If the reel'le of Bradford to en-
.oura.t The establishment OF man
.,clnrs in their midst 10y exempt
ne such manufacturing property
rom taxation or by taking stock in
uch enterprise" Aft, j. d. Riley,
}. e. Cham''erIin. Neg, Geo. L.
brown, Ben. +. Stanton; music
al er, Misses lisa Bailey and Cor
Inc Lca> tit: music.
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WAITS RIVER.

WATTS XIV Elk.
The Annual Thanksgiving Ball
at Z. +. Simpsons Hall, will take
place ON Wednesday evening, Nov.
% Everybody has u goht time
when they go to one Of Simpson s
balls, and that is tue reason why
every body goes.
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