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, 1876-09-02

DOwN1E-NAsII-Attli Tic residence OF tic brdc's
fnthur, No, 14nj Indaua-nr, Thomas 1t, Downiu
and Anne A. Nash. No cards.
MEADE-QUIGG-In Chicago, By Tho Rey, Hen.
~ q. Perry, Rector Of. Al1-Sa!nta' Episcopai
Church, on thn 3Oth ult, Georgo D. Meade, Es1..
and Miss Lizzie Quigs, asl of this city.
, 1876-09-02

AFFlNlTIEs,

Council BLUFFS, H., sept. 1.-The State
Convention Of Splrttuallsts convened hire TO-
day. Very few prominent representatives Of
tho faith arc in attendance as ret, but largo
number aFc expected ~ arrive suon.
, 1876-09-02

Lambert, franz Paris the Inventor af The patent
ehromotyps OF permanent photograph will be as
ent!les studios. lo3 stote street, after tho ut Ut
September for two weeks to Instruct photographers
In this State, who ~ sole lleonsee for Chicago, who
| arc des!rous Of puscAasing hls ratcnt process.
, 1876-09-02
A MONUMENT

us h1g ~ tho grind ry.amtd might bo bnilt Ct tho
teeth that hayd been ruined by neglect. Shall thts
thing 60 In face Of tho great faet that 5ozodont Is
certain ptcacrvatiyo Of dental decay!
, 1876-09-02

Itcgular n1otlnR OF tho Seventeenth Ward Ht.
publican Club tti4 evening at thu corner Ut Chi
cayo.av. md sedswIck.4t. Good Speakers In a.
tvnlnnce. All Aru Invited IL coHlc. Company 4
llaycs and Wheeler Minute. alcn AFu requested 10
t,ert at their club room ut 7:iU sharp.
, 1876-09-02

All Republicans re4Iliug In thls ward t!es!rous Of
connecting themselves With tho t'Ainneo. Men"
,nset!ng Vt Company 4 wll 10 hold at 1astin:''s
Hail lAs evening at 0'c,nck. ut which ttnu ihuy
VIII bu given an opportunity 70 ai.n the roll. Let
Wuffl.
, 1876-09-02
CHESS,

PntrAnE1rntA, Pa., Sept. 1.-Thc 1nttrna-
ttonal Chess Tourney Is closed. Mason wins the
first prize: Judd tho sccontl Bird tho third
Elsnti aud Davidson t1lyida the ft,urth and nth
prizes, aud Roberts Wins the sixth.
, 1876-09-02

Thc regular me-. ting Of tho Fifteenth Nurl sH.
pntl!can Club vii! be held tha asenl!l; tntsaaI Of
Munlax, Rt Fnlxs Hail. curncr Ut Lnrrolee mud
AUlth-ay. llnslncss Ut Importance will 1su trans.
t:gtcd All Itep!LcaMs sll1nl4 b. nrcten!.
, 1876-09-02
the ROOT & SONS MUSIC COMPANY

oler special Inducements to buyers at Wholesale
sul 1ctaiI Of shcet-mus!e, music. .books, violins,
guitars, and all Kinds Of musical instruments.
General agents for tho 6tundst1 uf;an and Stcck
P!auo. GUILTY guaranteed No. 1o0 State stscot.
, 1876-09-02
peNNcr NenJrAf enilcCF

Tho next cuHrao Of lectures Ut Bennett Mcdica
College, OF Chicago. which now ranks among TIL
Iargcst and bcss medical schools In this country
begins Oct. 3.
, 1876-09-02
POLITICAL Ei'I'S.
REPUBLICAN, CLUB RALLY.

Republican Club this evening at Warren i kcc.
noy's Hail at Il o'clock sharp, The Hon. 4: ahu-
Z. $. Taylor, Ut Eyana,nn. will address tho meet.
ing. Let every lover Of hta Country bo present,
- - /. L. KEEEY. rreaf.lcut.
, 1876-09-02

'Tlrre Will ba meeting Vt the Tenth Ward Tic.
publican Club held 1t thrtr hail. No. 70: West
i.aEe'ss.. this evening at o'cinck. l.. I, Nond,
.iotn Lylr King, ind others Will to present und ua
Llrrx4 tile tnGetMy.
, 1876-09-02

Thu Hayes aud Wheeler Mtnute-Ntcn Of the
Tliracrnlh Wnrd Will ,urct M ILLS evening nt I}enL
Hall. All un!ccrs aud members asa requested 10
he present.
, 1876-09-02

EIGHTEENTH WARD, --.|
Thero will bo uiAaE meeting ut Turner Hall this
escutng At o'clock, md every Saturday uyanIu3
during tbs campaign, Speakers this evening arc
Gen. Leak and Caauaf Dutz.
, 1876-09-02

COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Cook County Republican Central Committee
will meet At Republican Headquarters, nartfcast
corner Of Clurk and Lska.sta. Monday, ut =
o'clock y. m. Members will p'easo accept ths ~
ntlec ii attend aA pcrsoal notices aso not sent OIL
account Of shostncaa nf time.
JOHN II. CLOUQ1I, Chairman.
, 1876-09-02
NINTH WARD

Company 4 Ninth Ward Mnute.ycn will mcet
ht ttctr ariusy III tho (3iobc Thcatrc thIE evening
At nclock sharp for drill. All numbers aro ~.
Hl,Gstcd to be present,
, 1876-09-02

= Tuesday, Sept. ), $50 4. H.,
Regular Traflo sn1o Of
DR GOODS.
Cl"tIls, ass1n1rres. GoItouhlts itats, tars, ad,.
ani1 dtnts' tn4rrucAr. La''1ss' Wht.rear,
Hosiery, Gallery, Whip, tiar'lwarp,
1:Fusi'rx. Nallons. ETC., Etc.
Tie especial nttenioia Of M.trtantA anil Jubh.u
f. Invited IN this Positive Sale Ut
j case spraEnc Prints.
\ raac RriStol rrintI.
4 case MALLORY rtSt;9.
Achne Dnnntll Prints.
4 cAee Anchha Prints.
A case .Anoskeay Prints.
4 raso lschlnnntl IL" Shlrttnea.
A caso Repcl1antE we'll aesprtcd.
4 case Twitte! LIan;lcis. Colurs.
A casr Drcss tioott.
4 fn1i lhle Apnra.. ,
1o0gross Table Cutlery tr.anlcr., F1ary 4 ciafn
An lnYulce !tazh7a fWp.tcnhnlnl = Sntls}
An Invoice i'hcEct,cntlcry, fresh Importation
An Invoice timhrcllna.
frrBl, Invoice SnFpcnlcrs.
10 iloxcn ttstclicla, nssortc,! eizca
10 dozen lfnnd.S.twa. r..
AND At l. t,GI,CK r. A.,
70 rolls Single nn.l Double Chain t:nr,,cl..
An iny0lce Wool and WnFstrl Carpets alrhtt,
damaged. n''
An in;ntce alt wnal1 and = p1Y Carpets, pc,tert
TUESDAY. SEl'r. l.!
W. shn II .ell superior ifl.c rf Medium, Fin. md
Surcrfhc. t'tnlttn.. NIL fre8l, gou,lH cun,pE.ie.
Ioth Neai's nntl IIoy'H wear. ''Ns
q. 1. EOi.E h CO. AuEt{oner-s
, 1876-09-02

Nal. J.. Moore, Chief lngrr 0f the First Dlv!sfo
Hayes and Wheeler Minute. Men, waits lwcnt,
four blglcss for d!yslon band. Apply ut 3p. Ii
at Cnrrlers' Department, post.Otjlce.
, 1876-09-02
TIE PUBLIC DEBT,
SEPTEMBER STATEMENT.

WAsn1NoroH, u. c., Sept. 1--Thc Sep
tcnlbcr statement of tho public debt Is as fol-
, 1876-09-02

LdhQEItH.
Tho Republican vntora nf tbs Eleventh Ward MI
carncstiy requested to meet ut NartuG's Hall thu
evening to usslst tn oFsauszIng company Of Lane
cfS,
, 1876-09-02

a mas..neea!ng Of the Republicans Of tho Sow
cnth Ward viii he held this evening At aH3 West
Twelfth.st. f1r tho pnrpnso 0f organizing IN
auxiliary club for tho accommodation nf tho Fcst-
dents III t1lo cAkt end IT tho ward. Tho meeting
will ln addressed by al1u HncaknI8.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
An Uncalled for SANDER.

Horace Fan banks was elected State
Senator from Caledonia county, but 50
highly did he regard the wishes of his
fellow citizens, SO little did he consider
the behests of the people, so lightly did
he regard his duties us IL citizen, so
great was his ''unseltishness and public
spirit" that he neglected to take the
oath OF office or qualify as il Senator,
and utterly refused to take any part
in legislation. That is the kind of IL
Senator Horace Fairbanks was.-Rut-
land Globe
Tins lll-tempered paragraph, true in
part III the letter, is essentially false in
substance. Mr.. Fairbanks neglected to
serve us Senator, because he was inca
pacitated by serious illness. Though
he did not seek the office !; he accepted
its responsibilities, engaged his rooms
at Montpelier, and would have made IA
faithful and capable Senator had the
condition of his health permitted him
to take his seat. He was not really
physically tit for service during the SEES
SION and though he might possibly
have put III an appearance and drawn
his pay, he preferred to do neither. His
course was creditable to him, though it
may be incomprehensible to some peo-
Pile; aud he will be helped, not hurt,
10y such essentially slamderouS imputa-
TONS BurlingtOn Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Our Next Vice President.

Politics are full of curioSities OF
these, few are more worthy of the at
tention of the thoughtful citizen than
the growing indifference of the people
towards the Vice Presidency.
FoI months, the country has been
canvassing the merits of numerous can
didates for the White House. but not "A
single name has been seriously consid-
cred or widely discussed with reference
to what is styled the second office in
the gift of the people. No student of
Our political history can have failed Ia
observe that this want of popular in
terest n the Vice Presidency has made
it an office III the gift of the politicians.
The Visiting card marked "GratZ Brown.
Liberal Candidate for the Vice Prcsi-
dency.' pinned to Horace Greeley :
cOat-tails. 10y Mast in lS72. WAS hardly
Il earicature of the the popular apathy
toward the office it showed the candi-
date to ie an after thought and the of
spring of political stock -iobbing.
John Tyler is said to shave been put
upon the ticket with Harrison in lSIO,
because the Harrisburg GoDvenri.n.
having spent long day in settling the
claims of Webster and Harrison to the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Our New York Letter.

STAwBERRY >HoRT-CAKE -MUCH ADO
BAY EDUCATIONAL PEST HOUSES
THE HEBREW MURDERER -"BRASs."
NEW York, March "A. 1876.
To the Editor Of the CdicdOnidn
The signs. "Strawberry Short cake
and "Strawberries and Cream" tri
umphantly displayed before some of our
more enterpri>ing restaurants, is such
IL strong hint of spring. that ! at once
begin looking round for corr Lucrative
evidence. And sure enough, there in
the sheltered corners of the donr-yards.
where the March sun lies the longest,
see numerous little spikes of rich fresh
green pushing their way through the
grey dust With which winter winds have
covered them. And then. to tell the
truth. the air docs feel IL little different
since the Equinoctial Il little of the
North Pole flavor seems to be zone out
of it-not very much as Yet. but still
enough fur everything above ground
and under ground to notice IL change in
quality. And the street hucksters TOO,
they Welcome it the apple woman, the
Italian bandits who offer us peanuts
and candy on every street corner. the
poor old chaps who try to keep body
and soul together 10y very limited
Traffic in pins. needles and the like. All
winter long. i'll rain. STOW and gale.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
A Bank Robbery Frustrated.

Last May. il man giving his name a>
Major Rollins arrived at ChambcrSburr
Pa. He represented himself iS IL wealthy
southern gentleman, and, by his fine
social qualities, won the esteem and
confidence of large number of the
solid citizens of the town, among them
the cashier of the First national bank.
Friday night, Rollins called on the cash
Ter with friend he introduced us John
son. who he said desired to make a de-
post of $:}0.0OO until morning The
cashier accompanied the men to the
bank. and while he was placing il pack
age containing S3O.OOO, which arrived
10y express after banking hours. in "A
private safe with Johnson's bogus de
post. the men made Il desperate assault
on the cashier, gagging him and Selling
the Sal.Um package. As they We're 90
inc toward the front door to escape, the
bank officer partially removed the gag
and gave IN alarm, and an inmate who
had been upstairs. came to his rescue.
locking the front door to cut off their
retreat. Rollins drew Il pistol on him
and commanded him to open the door.
The man refused, and the robbers made
their exit by il rear door. In going
down the steps Rollins fell, and IA negro
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Death of Isaac F. Redfield.

Isaac Fletcher Redficld. LII. d.. tn,
wellkuown .iuriSt. died ut his residence
in Charlestown, Friday morning. He
was born ut eatherstield. VI. April |.
lSO5, and graduated at Dartmouth col
lege in ls25. He began the practice of
his profession at Derby, VT, in IS27
and was attorney for Orleans county
from lS:S to lS35 from this date to
ls6l he was Judge of the Vermont su-
preme Judicial court, and the last three
years of his service on the bench he was
was chief justice. He was connected
with Dartmouth college us IL professor
of law. aud in 1851 he went to Boston.
where he was appointed in lS67 United
States commissioner to Great Britain,
aud passed some time abroad. He is
known to the bar by several legal
works of standard value, and was re-
garded as specially AN authority on
railroad law. Judge Redtield was an
older brother of Timothy =. Rcdtield, of
our present supreme court.
The funeral of the late Hon. Isaac F..
Redtield was attended at Windsor. ON
Saturday morning last. at st. Paul's
church, where the distinguished de
ceased SO long wolshipped, and from
whence three of his children had been
buried. Rev. DIR. Malcolm Douglas. of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Late News.

1t is believed X. II. Dana, Jr.. OF
Boston. will he confirmed minister to
Great Britain. after all
Piper has been sentenced to he hung,
for numbering Mabel Young i'll Il heltrN
in Boston one sunday last May. He
persists in his innocence.
Marsh and wife are both back from
Montreal and tcStifNing before the
Clymer committee as to what they
know about this Belkap business. 1t is
said their testimony will he sufficient
to impcach Beiknap.
Ii is alleged that l}clknap'S gave
stone contract cost the Government
S2OO,OOO.
Seven persons were killed 10y the
powder explosion in New York We'd
nesday.
a dispatch from London says that
Winslnw's health is perceptihly failing,
aud that he proposes to make it ''hot
for certain Boston parties when he re
turns 1t is generally believed that
Boston parties will make it hot Ton
Winslow.
At Nashua, y. H., Tuesday. Arthur
Willoughhy was held in $1,000 for IN
assault on Daniel Sullivan on the 10Th
inst, Sullivan having died of the wound
Oh Monday. These boys quarreled over
IL game of marbles last week.
Heavy snow storms prevailed III the
south and west Tuesday ten inches
falling in St. Louis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31

before they ended MS career us "uoNe
named The public generally think
Worcester had better pay for the hens
and bury his dog.
Postmaster General Jewell is con-
fined to his house in Washington by
rheumatic fever.
The wife of Augustus j. Rogers OF
Concord, n. H., was found dead In bed
Thursday morning by her husband, and
is supposed to have committed suicide
nv arsenic poisoning. Domestic trouble
and a proposed separation led to it.
1t is alleged that serious complica-
tious may arise out of the proposed eN-
tradition of Winslow. The British
Government is said to object to Ezra
extr,dition unless under the stipula-
tion that he shall not be tried for any
otfense save the one on which he has
been indicted, and to this our Govern
ment cannot consent.
The Philadelphians are fleeing from
the wrath to come of the centennial sea
son. aud instead of staying at home ana
entertaining relatives and friends al
Hbitum they are renting their houses
! furnished and leaving the city. Wen
/ lhrh'silfu HOUSES III Soo" 81 ", sonu
rom IL TO I'D rooms are "i. f,,iI ~ ".',
per month"; anu the supply Is '"''' 'f"''
to the "ei'ahd.
Letters are published III the Merrlihac
Journal from Matt Head, Senator eject
in New Hampshire, and Daniel Hall,
chairman of the Republican State com
mittee, inclosing $3.50 to he used for
p"liticaI PURPOSES III 'ne '','' wv" =" ,n
o"h'" liI, , WHY" u.s. "' .i,,
r"'eS' nc '''.' '"o"
'he money WIS W "o "se" !" ""' '"s
VOTES.
1.-The independent press dld the work
so etfectually that large Democratic
majority was returned to the present
House of Representatives. the com
pliment paid by the Hon Montgomery
Blair. Wouldn't 1t he as we'll. then.
Tor these presses 10 give il niue Oh theil
attention to their proteScs OF the House,
instead OF interesting themselves so IN
tensely IN Rcpubllcan matters.
East Windsor Hill, Conn, has mys-
FERROUS disappearance George Bcdsare
who several wears ago came down
from \ermont, married the Ninds"I
lady Tor whom lie was 'hlrtd man anu
hXed up her farm ana became well
known III town. lie sold lumber IN
Connecticut for crmonter, and with
the money to pay him for 1t started for
Barre, VT. did not find him at home
and started for Malone, \. y, to see
his father, since which ht has not been
heard of either AT Malone, Windsor oI
Barre.
Carving the United States mails at
the far West is IA pretty good business.
according to the testimony of Witness
Uuutlev. who WIS before the House
postal committee. ON Friday. Huptley
j. , ynuuu man of :,O wears or so who
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31

Andover, Mass; Rev. DIR. j. c. Stick
ney, of Bethel, and Rev. Thomas j..
Taylor. rector of the parish, Otficiated.
At the close of the services the remains
were taken to the new cemetry for in
tefmcnt. No funeral address was de-
livered. Ex-Governor Paul Dillingham;,
of Waterbury Hon. Homer w. Hea-
ton. Joseph \. Wing, Esq, of Montpe-
lier: and Hon. NJ. A. Herrick, of Bos-
ton. were the pail bearers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31

who had been in the building, jumped
on him and held him until assistance
arrived. The stolen money was all
found on him. Johnson had meanwhile
escaped on Il horse stationed on the out
side, but he was captured about 20 miles
from Chambersburg, Saturday morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
NOTICE!
U. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES!
May 1. 1876 Ia April 81. ~

Tn. Revised Statutes OF the United Slit. -,
tl"ns 1872 f23. 3d. and i4,H. IrqIHrt ever -.
son engaged III any business. INurtt. ~ 90 ru,
ment viii h renders him liable {" d >,t, ID. al to
procure and place ron>pi"u.u>lN in hi -
tabli-hment or place of bu-int~- D. -t.ti.' f.
noting the payment of said >p,,l.I ! Az ~ r.
Special Tax year beginning Ma, - '-'
commencing "r continuing husII'>- .i-'. ii'
l-.G.
The TdIss Embraced Wathin n, r. ..,..< ".
La" Adore quoted are the F.u...n. n:
Rectitcrs. -
Dealers retail liquor
Dealers. wholesale liquor =
Dealers in malt liquors wh"l'~tl,
Dealers i'll malt liquors retail -
Dealers iii leaf tobacco.
Retail Dealers i'll Leaf tnhst"cu.
And On sales of over II OnU. ~ cents f.l'.
cry dollar III excess ot = ~.
IL al"r> III manufactured Tobacco
Manufacturers uf stills
And tor each still manufactured
And for each worm manufactured
Manufacturers of tobacco.
Manufacturers of cigars
feddlcr~ of tnbaCCn. first class ru.f' ~ g
two horses "r other animals
feddl"rs "f tobacco. second class '"'."l-' .
or other animals.I
PrddlrTS of tobacco third class CON, ',f~r.
othnr animal
Prddlrrs of tobacco. fourth class tt.r. l"H.' |
public cuuVrNanCrb
brewers al less than 5O1 barrels
Brewers of $40 barrels 81 m"I'
Any person 81 liable. whu ~lai o.. '.'.
with the inrrguin. requirements NIL loo
severe penalties
Persons or firms in Caledonia I:~'' 49, 'i''.
counties liable Ia pay any "t tl' ~i'' b" .
named above must apply 9" " J! "..'
Deputy Collector of Internal h't'u" 90
.I"hnsbury and pay f"r and rl"'ui' '' r.
Tax Stamp or Stamps they urrd lH.,l t' Va.
l-16, and rittUu turthsr nofir..
Ii. d. PRATT C'ur Int H.
Office of Int. Rev. Washington l. i'.'
MaI2IA3l and Apr 2lN2-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Cash! CASH! Cashur

Give us WATER On RAILEuAp >Tt-..
buy my goods at Your own ti-li,,-.,.-,..
RIGHT: You havr heard % I'M
YANKEES, Well am ..l.r 90 .,
class. Call in aud lu"k u, .,--
III do you II" harm tud ar.
give You some SFLENlIu
BARGAINS
Admittance Free to Children and !!
Doors open from morning tillgrv
excepting Wednesday Evenings. wh,n d..
store is closed at O'clocil. General ip,,.
ton extended.
Very respectful.
W. Il. ANDERSON. s;aiIrn.,d n
II. .fnhm,hmrk 1,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Vermonts Building at the Centennial

The Burlington Free Press of the 29t h
says \. /. Spragur, ,Jr.. of Brandon.
''now declines To erect Il building for
the Vermont headquarters at the Phila-
delphia Centennial Exposition, as Origi-
nalfy proposed by him. His reasons
are that his offer was neglected for six
weeks, that less than twenty working
days now remain in which to erect the
building and that the attempt would
therefore necessarily fail tor lack of
time" Then all that splurgc at Bur
lingtnn ten days ago. ny Sprague. Capt.
Drew, Cushman \ Co.. goes for nanght.
including the gratuitous abuse of Gov.
Peck. Well, it is about as we expected.
fV The delegate ticket elected to the
state convention from Burlington. is
what is called the Bigelow ticket men
supposed to he favorable to the election
of Geo. II. Bigclow as delegate at large
to the Cincinnati convention. There
We're three tickets in the field. but the
Free Press SAYS the successful one had
been canvaSsed three months. and that
'thc boys" were all on hand
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
State Convention.

The Convention at Burlington nl
"Wednesday, to choose delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention, was very largely
attended, there being nearly five hun
dred delegates present. Among the del
egates We're the strongest men in the Re
publican party: and probably i'll point
OF ability the convention las not been
surpassed i'll the state in many Years.
Besides the general result of the meet
ing. much interest conferred about local
questions. liardwick sent two dclcg;l-
1t is said that at the first town caucus
A. Cr;Indall. j. Bridgman and II. O.
Stone were elected delegates. To thi,
election exception WAS taken on the
score that Two of them were Greeley
Republicans. while some claimed they
were no better than Democrats: and
another caucus WAS held Il week later
which appointed \. f.. Judrvine. II.
Blake and j. II. George as delegates.
credentials showed heated controver-
~. The committee decided in favor OF
the delegation elected at the first caucus.
The organization of the convention
was effected 10y the choice of Russell :.
Taft of Burlington, president, with
fourteen virc-prcSidemts and two sec
retaries. y long letter upon national
affairs WAS read from Senator Morn i'll.
and strong address made 10y Judge
Poland. The telegraph reports ii ma
joritN of delegates for Blaine is THEN
first choice for the Presidency.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
At Large l.. L. Poland. st. Johns
bury Geo. Howe, Brattlcb"ro W. &.
NeazeI, Rutland; Geo. II. Bigclow
Burlington.
First District. Fred. F.. Woodbridge
NJ. :. Colburu. SecoHd District W
G. French, Roswell Farnham. Thiro
District 5. Z. Carpenter, J. l.. Mason
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31

STATE OF VERMONT CALEu. Ma I'-ih. = 4
- In Probate Court held At - L"All-'"' 49,
and for said district. on the Eth d'' '
A. u. l-76. u.~-5
Testament of Friedrich H"N'N 'a'' " ,tt.
wick in said district. deceased j.. IL 10. I'm
Court by Iahez W. lloyrl. ihr s>''H''' ''.
named for Probate: ...,
Ii is ordered 10y said Court, thai 4" f...
concerned therein be notified Ia appeal ~ ,,a..
of said Court To- be holden Al tho l'''".' ,,,.
i'll st. bloomsbury. the l.dh H'N " .,
A. u. 1s76 and show cause, II an. OBJ .'r -.,
against the Probate of SAID W 30 iH ....
posi-. il is further ordered. that 4 copy " '' ...
of this order he published thr,r ~, h. -',, ,,.
ill the Caledonian printed at - ''"h''''''
Gus t" said time appointed tor hrai"-
BY the Court, Attest. ,, ..r,,
HENRY FEEN' ~ "-
\ true copy Of Record Att">l i...--r,i
S,TATE OF VERMONT, CAfry\l, ,,i,, d
- In Probate Court held AT I'll" li"'l' - III
81. JOhnshury, within and i"r SAIL '''''
2ith day of March, \. u, l-'". rrp..
An instrument purp"rting I" To- '' ,, %
and testament Of John d-"' . mr
Waterford. in said district, d''rd''", I've.
scented to Court by Caroline VI aN"''
triX. therein named tor Probate ,,.,..l.- ,,a
1t is ordered by said Court, that all l'',-,..'
cern.d therein be- notified To app'"i q. - ID ~
said Court Ia be held at the Probate ,''"' =
Jnhnsbury ON the 18th day q" APP ALL
l-76, and show cause, Il any ihtN iI'' ,gf..I Sd
the Probate of said will and '"dl'I u rr
DOSE. il il further ordered. that 'it, n,ys'
record of this order he published - tt :.
successiyely in the Calrd"nItu pi'u,'" r,i %
.Juhnsbury, previous I" -hh '''' '''
hearing.
By the Court. Att.-' .f,,
HENRY FEEN'H -.
A tru,. COPY of Record 4'',r
Is.o0 HENRY FEEN'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31

before they ended his career as above
named. The public generally think
Worcester had better pay for the hens
and bury his dog.