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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
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Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and Brighton Tor the week ending rurl,,
Apul %, ISIS,
ANOrNr ~ STOCK At MAuKtr.
Cafiie. Sheep. Sh9'a. Hogs. Caius,
M. week .......... 1a@ silS "a 400 Nl
One ns' y sss ago isi S5 5i s5a s.S S so
PHicts-HeeC Caffie-Extra tat ant heavy premium oxen
s0etNap INST quality s,0oetiiui seuld quality ~ "
etHlO third qualify. s30ueciO u loo h-. innl weight
hdp tnlnw and dressed ef. single pair
Ss.iftUu. Balls &C., siN06fiN.
Uartipg siilessi1 % iialr Acfordng theii
value ~ htef. Handy sieer. sisetl@ " pair.
Mich tVci-faif quality, stiaba, extra good, s6iGao
dnary, sn@l0, yearllngs, sla0et2O0, two-year.-uld
SlslNefFl.nU, thire-y ears-uda, SlrGfih.
Shesp 4 unmon. iiMeAci extra, l9tsc " H. on live
WEIGHT on s2.u0fc0Ao ~ head.
shofe. whosnle. secgsei retail, iois9li,c q NJ. Pat
T-ai Caites si5Oas7OO per head.
CAfskin. geeOOo 1auW ,GoN u H. Country s. do
relt. with WOOL sl2Ssli5 each County lots 81 q
ulT5.
RrMAHkH-Thc market b still heavy Ia supply cattle ar
irving at all nss during the week. Much OF tlie -tuk
sells buyers bs instead Of owners prices, hn,ef in
getting the best bargains, and te reduction Of
wesk L. handy sustained cattle OF good quality.
Setsun sold ten seer- average 100 rs, At 80 live, and
twelve stefs weighing 1870 NJ, at sou " cNt iiaihA-
Steers lt5 u.s. NJ s5ie per cwt, and foriy
steers average $50 MS At tiJt pet cw j. ". wales sold
twenty nine steers w a. \. Sanders at SO " NJ Iherr
eight hundred and nine hundred sheep from the
South There u very little competition AT the yans and
butchers -arcy rise The nr.i bid kider Rob
Bici also other sheep and lambs at NJ n n, mostly hns,
and IA line huugh,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

GRoroN MIR Newton H. Darling Of this town
had a very narrow escape few days ago The
circumstances In his ease were very peculiar. lie
had been To the village aud among other articles
bought some powder and shot, which he put in
the pocket of his outside coat aud started for
home aud when opposite the residence of +. b.
Hall, he concluded he had smoked enough, and
thoughtlessly put his pipe In the pocket contain
In. the powder and shot Result Darling IN
conscious, coat in shreds aud other garments ON
fire; and had 1t not been for townsman who
happened to come along just then and put out the
fire, he would probably have burned Ia death or
nearly so, before returning to consciousness lie
is all right again, and will ponder on the old
maxim that caution is the parent Of safety ON
Thursday night Of last week, Mrs. Hosea WEIGH
wife Of the merchant discovered a man carrying
home an arnful Of her wood, and watched him,
and when he returned To the shed for more she
procured seven shooter and went out on the
piazza on the second story, and ordered him out
saying II he did not go she would shoot and as he
did not put in an appearance she fired six shots
into the shed, and then went IN rouse the family,
but before she succeeded in doing 80 the sneak
thief escaped but all admire the woman's pluck
She SAYS she knows the man, and Il Is not the first
time she has caught him stealing wood There
has been quite an excitement In school district
No, 7. Some time ago Mr. Darling District Col.
lector went TO the Dick Peabody settlement which
was In the bounds Of the district tn collect taxes
Peabody objected pas Ing rs the school was so far
that the children of his settlement could not get
any benefit from the school Darling insisted aud
Peabody swore vengeance and the West Groton
boys say that he came down 10 the annual meet
ing bringing frenehmen, lrishmen, negroes and
mongres, and elected officers of their own, and
voted 10 sell the schOol-house aud build another
town, who voted 10 give Dicks people district
by themselves
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
MARY a. ?, mARRAN,,s ESTATE

10 pruiaie ONT held Montpelier IN and Tor said Dis
tfict. on tie iith day Ut April \, D. 1875
tHar. H. tus, administrator OF the estate Of Mary A.
r. iafran Of Montpelier ~ said District de,eaesi.
uk- aiinn SAID Court, ior license To sell all OF the
fril estate .sh dc,els 10 Wit house aud lot on
Ilm Street the village ct Montpelier and keitls
Ledge rrpnanting that ilf sale thereof would he beneficial
10 the Ies said dr,sa-s and tsSe Interested la her
ata aud that none Of said Heir reside Ia Tits state
Whrrcniun, ID l. ordered BY said Court, that SAIL apl
etnn referred -,siun thereof 10 he held at uia
Probate once. said Montpelier, the "a day "
May. A. ~ lsib Tor hearlne nnd dsisinn thereon amt
further onsies that all parsons interested be notne
heif by publication Of nutee OF said appliraltn AMI
uf,rf thereon weeks successfully In the Vermont
Wathinan A STATE journal, newspaper published NJ
Montpelier and which eirculates ia the neghDoIhoo ct
those Interested before said time u hearing that they
appear said time and place and, II they cause Ohrt
Thereto ~ The tourt.-Atte-i.
a,-s "A CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
JoHN EMERsoN.s ESTATE.

I'm Probate Cont held Montpelier sih bistrist,
the g.i day Of Apul \. u. 1876;
pn application Of j. /, Emerson the account Of Ja- NJ.
Hammond who appointed agent Ia lke possession aud
charge of the lisinhuNr shareuf Miranda Emerson, abb
aeni heir the Of John Emerson, late Ut Calais IN
said District deceased ordered IN he rendered for
alton hnd aioNanrei aud application y aba made Tor
decror pf di-lriuon of said share 10 e heirs " The SID
Miranda, whu h supposed 10 he dead. Mhrteup1n. Il h
ordered by said Court tt said account and said application
be- referred session thereof TO be held the fruaie ui
flee In said Montpelier. the 18Th day OF May D. 1875, ior
hearing and decision thereon; And, v further oulere
that note hereof he given Ia all persons Interested hy pu-
utiun OF the three weeks suVces-Ne Ia the vermont
Matcnnan and state journal, new-rai" published at
Montpelier previous To said time appointed for hearing That
they appear at said time ami place aud show cause
the, may have Why sah account should not be- allowed
and such decree made. by the Court,-Auest
2s-lO n. A. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

In Probate Govt, held at Montpelier IN and Tor said Dis
tnrt. on the iah DAY OF April, A. d. lsih,
Samuel = lun Administrator oi The estate oi Chester
Hugher iatf Calais In said pistrtr deceased makes
tilon said Court. with the consent and appreciation In
writing the heir Of said deceased, for 'eze To sell a
mart OF the al of said decreased 10 Wit one nndi-
vhlei halt seventy OF land Ia Woodbury.,
and tir lot OH Court street. Ia Montpelier village,
lately ooeupAd by Alonze heiway representing tnit
the sale there Wuud be beneficial 10 he heirs
.ad and n,- Interested In said estate Whereupnn h
nnirfs tsurt that said application he referred
session t6srenf held tie lfinir Ofrr, IN said
Montpelier the ~ = day of May, 4. ~ isi5, for hearing
and decision thereon ha Il h tufilei etierr that All PET
be- notified hereof, by publication OF notice VI
said application aud order thereon three weeks suce,sely
Ia the Vermont Waterman A State journal, newspaper
published Montpelier and which circulncs In The neigh
burha OF Interested, before said time of hraiing that
they may nuear said time and plarr. and II the,
cause. object thereto ny the Cour,-Atle-t,
g-ag \. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

uurrAiN Many hearts will he deeply panied
by the announcement Of the death Of Mrs. A. T.
Keith, which took place at her late residence yes
terlay CruesdaSl morning. Her health had for
SONS time been gradually giving way, and only
about week before her death she returned from
Boston, where she had been for some time under
medical treatment. Failing rapidly after reach
Ing home, on Friday last she passed into a state
Of Inconsistencies from which she never rallied
LAURA FIINr KEITH was the only child Of the
late General $ B. Flint whom our older residents
will well remember as one Of our most active and
highly esteemed citizens. She partook largely Of
the genial spirits aud active habits Of her father
and for many years had been most devoted,
ailectionate aud self-iorsettng wife and mother
Early in life she made a profession Of religion,
uniting with Bethany church, and notwithstand-
ing her exceptional fidelity to her household and
family duties, she nevertheless habtually found
time and opportunity for the higher duties grow
Ing out Of her covenant obligations Mrs. Keith
leaves six chidren-iour sons and two daughters
both Of the latter mauied-to whom, with the
stricken husband and father, the sympathies Of our
whole community so out In an unusual degree.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

CENrlNSlAL MATTERS. learn that Colonel
Smlgne in his late visit to Philadelphia, by chang
ing the plan Of his headquarters building to that
OF one-story cottage, and the use Of that con-
summate tact and skin Of which he is master sue
ceeded In getting the order rescinded which had
placed his building in an out-of-tho-way location,
and finally procured one of the most elegant and
commodious locations on the whole ground The
new plan Is now being rapidly pushed forward 10
complexion.
The five hundred dollars set to Washington
county rs is proportion of the five thousand de
cidod 10 be raised for the care and management
of the Vermont Headquarters, L. now being raised
We trust the several towns in the county will re-
spond 50 readily aud literally rs To render the
task Of the solicitors an easy one.
o. From the Lady manager in this county We
learn that more than one hundred and fifty dol
lars have already been received in response to her
appeal, while several towns have not yet com
pleted their contributions, The sum already re-
ceiyed considerably exceeds the quota Of our
county With one or two notable exceptions, the
towns all responded cheerinlly and literally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
BiA sroDpARD's ESTATE.

Ia Probate Court, held Montpelier said District,
ON The .tth dag Of April. A. H. ls76
j. ~ Hastings. Executor Of The estate u AHA stod
da, late of Wat.neh, la said District decreased presents
his administration account for examination and allow
ance, and makes Application for drree Of distribution
and partition Of the estate Of aal Deceased Mhefeupon
Is of,eret by said Court, 49, said account and said
application be referred 10 session thertnf, he
held At the Probate Oiice In said Montpelier, the
18th day u May. A. u. lslb. for hearing aud decision
thereon; and, d further ordered that hereof
given la all persons Interested, by publication OF the
Tire" weeks succeiNsiy In the Vermont Waterman stats
Journal, spaper Published Monsier, previous
said time appointed foe hearing. that they may appear
said time and place, and show II any they may
why said shunld be nlow ed, aud such
made. Iiy the Cuurt.-Attest
2s-l0 HARVEY ItLDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

GAYsVIlIE.-Mr. T.. B kimhall has purchased
the residence formerly occupied by g. NJ, Culver
paying therefor nine hundred d0lars, and will
make thorough and extensive repairs ON the same
which will make 1t one Of the most desirable 10.
cations in the village. Rev O. H. Shinn, OF
Lynn, Mass, formerly Of this place occupied the
desk Of the l'niyersalst church on Sunday last
having been called 10 t0wn to attend the funeral
Of Mrs John Leonard one of the oldest inhabit
ants OF the town. The steam saw mill ON Stony
Brook, owned by q. T. T.. sparhaWk Is again un-
der full Roadway, having been idle nearly yeaF,
60. The sugar house Of J. NJ. Tenney, together
with the sugar tools and quantity Of syrup, was
entirely consumed by fire on the 10Th inst. No
insurance The listers have completed their
abors, and find the usual number Of otherwise
honest men who are willing TO swear them
selves poor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
IuLIA Am cAnn,s ESTATE.

y NTNT Y VI NFWWVNTI TlIIlITVH TNlTI1F-
In Probate Cont held at Washington in said .tfs nn
the 18th day Of April, A. u. ls1a;
Carlos Carpenter. Administrator Vt the estate of Ina Ann
carr late Of Orange, IN said District. deceased presents hi-
administration account for examination aud allowance Anl
makes application for decree " distribution naf
tunn of Tie estate II said deceased Whereupon II II on
ei by said Cont that said aud shl Application
he referred 10 session thereof 10 be- h- NJ the Register
pitee' In Washington, the 18th dag Of May A. ~ lse.
Tor hearing and decision thereon Aud further ordered
that notice hereof be given To all persons Interested hy pub
hrAnn Of The same tlrc weeks successfully iu the Yer
mont Waterman & state Journal newspaper published
a. Montpelier previous tu said time appointed for hearing.
that they appear said time aud place. and show
cause, any they may have, why said account should
be allowed and such lerr made. Ity the CnurAtissi
$50 y. 4. TAYLOR, Register
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ItcmS Of Interest.

InE Chicago Tribune has the following. ct
requires good many sacrifices in order to get
enormously rich. \. r stewart, when asked the
secret Of his success answered consider honesty
and truth great aids in the gaining Of fortune
Most men would rather stay poor than resort To
such practices.
wI1L known Paris dentist living in fashion
able quarter, Is In prison on the charge Of having
for years past, while drawing and cleaning teeth,
introduced slow poison into rich patients mouths
at the instigation u their heirs and thus com
mitted many murders. Two hundred witnesses
are said TO be subpmnaed.
IT Is mentioned that distinguished merchant
Of New York, well known Tor his great lbemlity,
has had the satisfaction Of seeing a hvorite son,
who has been very Wild, converted under the In
strumentality oi Moody and Sankey. Asa thank
Offering he has contributed ffty-thousand dol
lars toward the liipodrome expenses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

PROBATE CoURr.-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington, during the week ending April 2lth,
1876. April lSth-Charles Collins guardianship,
Thomas Devine guardian, and application for
license 10 sell real estate referred to May 9TH
Chester Bugbees estate, application for license to
sell real estate referred to May nth, April 10Th
Martha Morse's estate, administration account re-
ferred to May 10Th Lillian l.. Cressey's guardian
ship guardian account allowed r. l.. Salisbury's
estate, administration account allowed and decree
made April 9lst-Thomas fitzgerllds estate,
Bridget Fitzgerald, administrators, and applica-
ton for license to sell real estate referred 10 May
10th. April 22d-Hosea Minotts estate admins
tratlon account referred to May 10th John Elmer
sons estate, application for distribution Of the
share OF Miranda Emerson, who Is supposed to be
dead, referred to May 18th April 2ith- Alba
Stoddards estate, administration account referred
to May 10th; W. W Chamborlin's estate admin
istraton account referred Ia May 3lst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

A NEw FEAruRE-Proiessor George T. Beard,
native Of Orange, and an instructor Of large
experience and acknowledged ability, announces
the opening Of an Educators Centennial Institute
in Philadelphia, on the 9TH Of July, continuing
through July and August. Already aattering
testimonials and proifered assistance have been
received from many Of the prominent educators
throughout the Union This alone insures its sue
cess At the opening an address will be delivered
by Hon. John Eaton, United States Commissioner
of Education, The list Of lecturers and instruct
ors who have been engaged to address the Insti-
tute, comprises some Of the most able educators
and lecturers in the land. Circulars giving the
object, programme and advantages etc. can be
had by addressing Prof Geo F. Beard, Atlas
Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
Dr. whcel.r's Compound Eiisir ~ rh"sphat.s
aud taiisasa.

NAhhf thtAht August tlstt ISL
1hs COMPOUND fliAT OF rhusphaies and calisASa PIE
pared BY yoa have been Ton Me past two using
LAGCFlr In practice and assure Joa That IN my Indg-
en there preparation Of It's lind that compare
with where Is applcable WIN feeble. ananiic women,
OF whom We many, and In eonyaiaclng from
postng diseases shou dhardly know how to get along
without H. In Dyspepsia acts Ike charm In fact In
any OF the long List Of exhaustive diseases Il remedy
w2s?s am yuun truly, Hos ). LrnAN BrcKlr,, NJ, u,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
MARTHA MoRsr,s ESTATE.

Ia Probate Court held Montpelier n SAIL Dsret ~,
the laih day of April 4. H. 1875
james Mone Administrator pf the estate of Martha
Morse late of Nurihhed, Ia said nsti, se..'s pre-
sents his administration account for examination aud allow
aIice aud make. application fora dreeof distribution and
partition Of the estate Of sii dsl-sp, WisteIpn, II T.
dert-i y slti tnur that si and said application he
feteIn 10 sssii thereof u b. held NJ the frie orr.
la said Montpelier. the 18TH dlN NJ MaN, \. u. lstb.
for bearing aud decision hen An, II 4. further onefs,i,
that notice hereof he given ~ al persons Interested 10y pub
lon ui the three weeks sucf-,rif la the Arrninl
Waterman a state Junrnn newspaper published at
Montpelier, prfiu- Ia si time appointed tu hfifine that
they aplaar at -il time ani plnro. and -lw
they have hN SAID should he ALLOW t,l
aud such lrTtet made liS the tomr.-Atts=t,
2H-1u \. 4. CHASE, Roadster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
HOSEA MIN9TIs ESTATE.

In Probate Court held Montpelier ia said Di-iri On
the 2sd day OF April, A. d. 1875
Mercy A. Minot and Addison Minott, Executors the
estate OF Hosea Mott late Of Aikiesex IN said District
ceased, present their administration cxamna
uQnand allowance and make application for decreeof DIS
tbution and partition OF the estate OF said deceased Where
III ordered by said Court that said and said
application be- referred session thefeof 10 be held
Probate ONCE, In said Montpelier, the 18th day ~
MAY 4. d. 1875 for hearing and decision thereoni And, 1t
IS further ordered that notice hereof he given all per-
Interested. By publication Of the three weeks
suscsssivcy In the Vermont Wafclmnn journal.
newspaper published nj Montpelier previous said time
appointed for hearing that they may appear said time
and place, and show cause, Il they
account should not he allowed, and such decree made
$50 HARVTY TtIDEN. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
JONAS Annorrs ESTATE.

In Probate Court held AZ Montpelier, Ia said District on
the 18th day OF April A. u. ls3Gi
Allen V. Abbott, Administrator Of the estate 1T Io-
Abbott. late Of Worcester. IN said Disiigt. de-
ceiHsl presents hi, administration necount for EVAN
nation and allowance, and makes Application for q
dtsrtr 81 distribution amt Partition Of The estate nt
said deceased. Mhefeupon Il Is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be- referred n
session thereof TO he held at the iuhaie ONCE In said Noni
leier, the Hh day ct May, A. u. 1916, itaiing
and decision thereon And b further ordered that
n,ee hereof be gventa all persons interested by puhica-
un Of TIE three weeks furce~HNrly Ia the Vermont
Mairinnn and state Journal, newspaper published nj
Mont Hff, previous said lime appointed Tor hearing
that they appear At said amt place, and show
ause, II any they have why SAIL aliouli MT
be allowed, and such DECREE maac.
Gle4 IA. CHASE. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
From W. II. Chisholm, Nj. D.. OF New Bedford

" have employed the PERUVIAN hihrr successfully In
OF dyspepsia, chronic daulWa nervous debility
ralga eryslrla bos aud disease. n The skim also cor-
osis lencouhea, proapsus utrr and IN female complaints
generally As Alternative tonic, the syrup ought 10 be
used BY cerpymcn editors, cashiers, clerks lawyers and
others who their brains than their n'usclesi as
we'll Operatives, printers, alors sloeinakeu, seams
stresses, and all those whose occupation CONFINES them In
-yentaiei oyerhealr who are lHle 10 suffer
ls.s fnim nervous debility" NC
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26
ROBERT ORR.
JULIA 4 Or,

Lodge No. p o. %. H. meets every Wednesday evening
AT half past oclok at Odd Fellows Hail. Tie
United States Post once. A. g. Dewey, y, g., A. W Per.
rim, Recording Secretary.
Golden Gate Degree Organization meets NE nrs Thur
day evening In the month. e. Z. summer, d. Nj A. "
ferrin, u. secretary.
Thomas wnes kncammneni, No. H. meets the nrsi and
third Friday evenings IN The month Wishing meinhe- al
Ways welcome. A. G. Dewey, c.Fi .. " Morse, scribe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

Card.-The affective hand Of Providence has been
heavily laid upon in the sudden death of only
son. II was not granted To be with him IN his last hours
but We wish la thi- publc manner In eNpr. sincere
gratitude to the TEACHERS and students Of Barre Academy.
and other friends for their very generous aud as-duou-
Of HIM We Trust that All done for him that could
be done Il IA Gods loving hand that has sntien u.s. aud
We pfay that NJ may make Ne submissive,
ROBERT ORR.
JULIA 4 ORR.
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IrAaI NoGfrs.


- RANDoLrif DISTRICT. 49,
10 Probate Court holt at Washington, April ", tssu
Rodney b.. Patterson 'unuihiii Of Addie NJ aud Nellie A.
lhlhnck. presents Die guanlitn account Tor seitirst
Nhrrrupun 10 s urefed 10y aad Court that
be- referred Session thereof he held tie Register
ufee la said Wellington the 18th dng uf May
hearing and settlement Aud d h. further oulertd. that
not1e hereof be given in oil persons interested by publ-
ton Of the thfet weeks the Vermont
Maichnan state Journal, newspaper Published at
Montpelier W.. petuus To snd appointed time fuf
ing, that they aprear nj said time and pace show
cause, Il thr have. Why sad account should nt
be allowed. hy tho Court.
2s-o y. 4. TAYLOR. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-26

SEMINARY HILL. Although nearly every phase
OF social life has occurred at the Seminary, yet 10y
far the most pleasant Of our recollection took
place yesterday, as a small party assembled in
the Band and H.sthotic Hall, TO witness the mar
rage ceremony Of Clarence NJ. Ward and Miss
Mary T. Cooper, both of whom we have known
but to love Both had been members Of the class
oi 20, and their departure leaves vacancy in
our ranks and hearts which will be hard 10 ill.
The bride and groom were the recipients Of many
beautiful presents, among which WAS an elegantly
chased silver cake basket from their classmates.
During the past year Mr.. Ward has frequently
led the students Tuesday evening meetings, and
We can truly say that his equal in this direction
mas not been among faculty or students since our
connection with the school The party took the
afternoon train for Boston, intending 10 visit ouI
former preceptress, Mrs Rev D. Dorchester, Of
Maiden Mass, and from thence they go to lildde-
lord Pool, Me- where Mr.. Ward takes his former
charge AZ pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church of that place The prayers and best wishes
oi earnest and faithful friends 90 with them fol
heavens choicest blessings and true success IN
their chosen work, and when the roll Of 20
shall be called in Christs new chapel, may they
together answer 10 It's summons