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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

PHILADELPHIA. juno q. 1870
The Austrian man-of-war Dodero from ths Cape OF
Good HOBO. arrived hero this afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

SPLENDID WORK
Johnstones count OF seventy two ut 500 yards was
splendid score, considering the weather.
POOR WEATHER.
There was a continuous downpour Of rain during the
shooting in these two ranges.
THOUSAND
The shooting OF tho Irish riiemcn at 1000 yards
range resulted in the following score:-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09

T. r. BARSuMs GREAT Snow AND PUnLic Chs
rENNIAL CELEBRATION. Is more than doubtful
whether another hundred years will produce
another L. Z. Barnum, aud equally uncertain
that the same lapse of time will be signazod by
such world Of wonders under canvass, as he
will bring to Montpelier on Monday, the 2lst
instant His previous successes as an exhibitor
have compelled the press to well-ngh exhaust the
unabridged dictonarys stock Of laudatory ad jec-
tiyes and superatives. What is to be editorially
added, then, when this Centennial year he
oerleaps himself in enterprise, and unaided,
brings 10 our doors, ON three immense railroad
trains Of solid steel cars an Exposition and Cele-
bation which nation would receive credit for
their undertaking? Our advertising columns,
and" P. 4. BdrRiut's CcHten,,icR Ad,dnce Daily,"
bills, and programmes will supply interesting in
formation a. to the leading features Of this great
est show on Earth and hundred year glorious
Fourth OF July Jubilee, combined, for which the
editorial space at our command would not suffice
Among the rare Menagere attractions none will
be apt 10 overlook barnum's S25, 900 Behemoth
the living Hippopotamus from the White Nile
and the most llustrious Centennial stranger To
visit our shores Unless possibly it be that won
derful tattOoed human curiosity Captain Cos
tehtehurs ~ he great museum department there
are thousands of Centennial relics, living cufiOsi
ties, and automatic maryels from the solid silver
steam engine 10 the tiny mechanical singing birds,
To iasoinate aud instruct while the arena presents
four pre-eminent circus companies in the most
sensational competition. Then there Is grand
procession each morning, which moves 10 the
thunder Of cannon and the pealing Of the public
bells, and far surpasses In splendor and patriotic
representations anything ever before attempted
in the spectacular aud alegoric way With
chance 10 see and participate Ia such World
Exposition and Commemorative Centennial Gel
ebration as this, none need regret their inability
TO visit Philadelphia, except II be those who fail
Ia Join Manager Barnum Ia Rejoicing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
Boston Produce Market.

BosroS. Monday August T. 1876.
POTATOES supplies coming m from all sections la
tis vicinity, unh d lower ranue viii probably De-
established. AZ ihe close - " barrel about tne aver
age price.
EOUs-rnrea of fresh Eggs have advanced ic 8, dozen
mud have h4'u arm 10. past few Nftllc Including
Northern amt Eastern. la large lots W hear Of llhhing
al t tn Dor cannot count uu NeinE more ihau lc Tor
eon-isrinenis, ami they must BE- fresh TO command that
NAY AND sTRAW-OWlns 10 large receipts Of Western
selling saegN ~ ton. low and medium grades are
hani tp se and althumh continue a. quote az
-fafl- 81 tu they cannot get and offer.
kye straw b. easier, with sales at sli6fll H ton.
CuEESf-fhe market more setiieii condition but
values un luW basis and 10 r believed that the bn0In
mas beu touched at last. The transactions rule mostly at
sefA fl NJ fur good to choice With extra at NO elU ~ NJ
he"ve7 ore Tree sellers At these figures, and would
oodr little utler than la good buiei lu, but think
that nhrn te present make Is s1l nu higher price will
Doe established.
BrtrER-1 The .sles OF New York anil Vermont butter
range mostly 40 Mt tc 81 ~, win OCCASIONAL fine lots at
ltc scir0nt usual, command 3GtA d N over ihtse
figures uui suppose u IS understood that quote prices
OF straight lots Some poor Northern down % lH6tlA
Ne chance for eutiei at un'-ent Fair eo loa
offering at ltecl.f % N. and common ut tGglir Choice
daley packed We-tefn, which Is aiput s0l New York
aut Nemuui, Will command POO i!o No. but there very
little Of utis Kind coming along.
WoOL-Olo and Pennsyly ana nseces have been selling
ri 9ittl for and No. 1Herlfi,e Vx anil .fl1s
for AKN. Lang lots of Michigan and Wisconsin ierses
soil At g0ftals ami Vermont and New IIamu-
uaud a ietic tor washed and l0fl iic nnwashe and
hur dtuiur reces at eGi>c NJ. The sales OF California
wool have in large at sefioc for common, and Negisc
90 tar aud choioe and our manufacturers have akrn
lluQWN rs OF ts description the past three months The
market for uled woo- has been rather quiet and sales
have heen made a prices ranging a. q iefi0c q NJ for
ltf tNe u NJ. whrh the ousle figures
Tor the w'-t desirable lots On The market.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
Personal.

BHrow will arrive at Burlington On the I'm
instant. and will give one week tn the campaign.
Mass meetings will be held at Burlington st.
Mhans, Rutland, Rrattlchoio 50 lohnsburl and
Montpelier
Pnorrsou Jttius srrNt lm- been elected
President Of Amherst College. llo b. to have
four thousand dollars salary, 90 continue also the
duties Of professor Of mental and moral phil
o-ophy and to have liberty 10 complete his pres
ent term in Congress. lie ha. accepted The place
SrNAron EnNuNns is highly complimented
hy the city papers upon speech delivered
hy him on the hoof of the Senate on Saiur-
day and Monday last Il Is said 10 have been a
most terrible auaignment Of the democratic party.
and 10 have been decidedly the ablcst speech Of
the session. We hope to be able To give our read
crs an abstract uf il ia our next issue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09

TmAr BAND STAND. Mess,s. Editors And
now it is the band stand, and our people are not
happy. Every independent voter in our village
has an idea as TO where 1t should be located 10
properly subserve the public interests, etc, etc
and a. this Is to he free country after the No
yember elections, am induced To put an oar into
this hot water, before the chances are all taken
# has occurred 10 me that this band stand might
with small outlay be converted into sort of
peripaletc blessing, by mounting it upon wheels
and transporting 1t from place to place, as public
exigencies might demand A company might be
organized to work II upon reasonable terms, and
by this method II would always be kept in proper
order for any sudden emergency which might
arise II could run 10 fires and flag raisngs, and
attend picncs and the open air meetings OF the
Wells River Railroad Corporation, and any of our
citizens giving lawn parties, could leave their
order ON the slate Of the company and there you
are; and, say at sharp seven, ii would be wheeled
into A front yard, with all the energy and pre-
clsou Of battery OF artillery. This plan would
he economical, and the stand could be exclusively
enoyed by any of our citizens at slight cost but
| II Ne are 10 have rights under liden and re-
| form. every legal voter In our town eau have IN
| his door-yard a two-story band stand, with re-
| freshments in the basement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09

NomllfrELp.-'lh fall term of the Mortified
graded school will begin August 2Sth. A. W.
Blair, A. NJ, is the Principal with Miss Ellen
T. Chamberlin as Precepress, and experienced
teachers in the various departments. This school
has already good reputation under its present
efficient principal, and we commend 1t 10 the pub
lie as every way worthy Of their patronage.
Henry Ballard, Esq, of Burlington addressed in
an eloquent manner a large audience at IIowe's
Hall, saturday evening, The Hayes and Wheeler
Glee Club seneraded Henry l.. Slayton, Esq, at
the residence Of his wifes father, Hon John Greg
DRY, on Friday evening last. General John l..
swift of Boston, will address AN open air audience
at Norhfed Depot Square, Monday next, at
eight clock. The Band and Glee Club will at
tend. lie ID one Of the most eloquent Of New
highlands speakers A grand rally is anticipated.
The following were installed officers Of the
Mortified Lodge, No. no, Independent Order of
Good Iemplars last Friday evening; Worthy Chief
Iemplar, Frank Plumley Worthy Vice Templar,
Cora Bacon Worthy Secretary, Geo. d. Thomas;
Worthy Assistant Secretary, Nellie Chase Worthy
Financial Secretary, Flora Ayerlli Worthy Tenn
par, T., ilnntey; Worthy Chaplain, DR.. W. W.
Bryant Worthy Marshal, Frank Bates Worthy
Miss Murphy; Worthy Sentinel; T.. T.. Thompson;
Worthy organist, Mamie Allen The Methodist
Episcopal Preachers Association, Montpelier Dis
trict, began its session Tuesday evening OF this
week aud will hold services through to-day,
Wednesday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
lrahs.

fn Montpelier. August g. LOUISA ANN SMITH. gfiud-
daughter ~ Peter O.. smith, aFel 2 years.
tn uohfoni July %, CfARL0fr cOLLEft, agal 90
years,
aeail o. years.
10 Eesi Reik.hlre joy 20, Mn. ELizAnE1n BAsn0w.
/ aafti - years.
.Ia west .nanet July "a. Of consumption. myrtle A.
w EtaEel is years.
IN Ranet luiy Us. rErsEY NtrriNU formerly VI
uan,lu e agei -a yeir..
iu Gmeusuoro. Igiy g. AGNEs FRAsiER. vlfeof \. -.
Coos, lai aged t ienf..
iu Mauluef California, March %. nENnY ELLIS.
formerly of heflu. W., aeel 60 Year,.
iu New Work. city. Jms D. nf .nnstnlle HUFt'S u.
tLNfki NJ Imufr, Nt..agel li years
90 Montgomery, Juiy ~. uEHBiE L aee.l 9 years. "
months utd days also, August !. WfNAtuN a. nsfll b.
months and ~ days, children Of Paul and fsa Ivkry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
pENJAMIN roRTrR's ESTATE.

: in y
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier la Tor said Ds-
triot. on the an 'lay of August, A. u. 1876
a. g. IS ThaNer Administrator with The VIII annexed Of
The estate OF lirnamin Porter, late OF Northned Ia sAhi
District deceased makes application 10 said Court writ
ing for lier-r ell all OF the real eeease
representing that the sale OF part thereof necessary for
of the debts OF said deceased and OF
administration uf his iaf, and that such part cannot h. sold
without niury to th-e interested Ia the remainder Where
uinu. anie hy said tour that -ni application be
erfs Session thereof TO be- held At the ftubaie ONCE.
aid Montlef the 21n day Ut August A. d. 1856. for
hearing an decision teren aud, l. further ordered thai
all persons Interested he notified hereof, by publication OF
nuof said Application and order thereon, three weeks
c.-sfly Ia the Vermont waehnan sateJournal news
paper pubsfsi at Montpelier and which crculaes IN the
nsghbThnod Of those Interested before said time hearing
that the, may appear said time aud place and they
cause iist thereto. fiy the Vouu. Attest,
tl-i3 HAkNki tlLDkN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
Weehk MMkefs.
Cattle Market.
A. Cambridge and brighton Tor the week cudne needs,
august p, isi6.
tNouSr 90 stocK At MArgtr.

40 Cambridge and hnghion Tor mo we,k end ne rnsi.,
August 3. lsi6.
ANouNr 90 srocK At M,rgtf.
catuf. Ststp. Siafsi. Hass C,firsf.
ia.t wcri ...... isS 5,es ao siso sS
One year ago. gni eid 300 1an I'd
rucrs-Hes Caufe-E1ira fnt and heavy premium oxen
shiAft4A hlst quality stNNslhH, quality So
m1'i thiui quhtr, tiilli0N q lel hs ttai weight
Of Mde iallsw aud iltssoi b,ef. Bulls ec stHeiti5
Norting pf9 siHftim = pair, according their
value A. beef. Steers, s,70lin.
MicA Corf-fsir quality, smftgg; extra rooi s1lefss
with without calves. utv b. ftrruw and
ilnrv, shftl0i yearliugs, slomnuui tNo-y oars-ods
sr@W1f9. tiire-y ears-Ulds, s@etn.
oa I'VE Weelt. ar sl5ottii q ld. spfng ami~ ,est
Shofg -Mhoe-ale. vUeyoeci RETAIL nftFV " h. RAT
Vol idre'- Sooas7 90 Per head.
Hides- brighton, bttn' country lots idtbi,o n n
CAR skins IVA c Tauw an f3 n CuuntfD ftfi,e
icln With wool on 2ie1eo each, lambs i0s.
NFNAnga The supplies continue heavy. and this morn.
Part Of the trains the firhhug rind several
hours behind time, detained al Cold river the stock
nE Inniei until five O'Clock We expected o. nud uuuI.
Der of dead cattle Ia consequence Of tho heat. fde
guile fni 20 ihe decline. William ~co'lAus -Dld eighteen
sirerf at ,iaI " cwt Hathaway swift suld sixteen
seera 200 o. hinl Coz weighing H ns. At sili 81 ryyt
and thIiy-sN Steers Go thanherun Hfuihers weiginr
liW0 hs. H iis t h. This Wuuing There six thou
sand six hunufti aui twenty -thfee bead uf aiosu and
lambs % Union Market Al that cuuld be- obtained Tor The
d head oiue through frun tAnaflt ffiees had fallen
Oh ii % ~ and dealers holding back 10 butcefs
would Improve their hlha NJ Z. ehlfhrif sold
Ht au average fe S. 81 NJ ~ T. Manchester sold sixty
sNrf nnd lambs average ti ts. at g.. No. Poultry sells
a. hWl'o " o. Cor mixed ot-. and spring chckens ~ lse1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
I .ucINpA cuTLnR,s ESTATE.

In Probate Court, hed At Montpelier. ia Said District.
Oh the t,d day Of July A. u. 1876;
Addison lek, ENecnior Of the last WA and Testament OF
Lucinda Cutler late OF last Monte said DISTINCT
ceass, presents h- administration aceount Tor examination
ahd allowance and makes application TOT decree Of dstri
button ami partition OF the estate OF said DECREASED. Where
uon, j. orlers by nh Court, that said account and
said Application BE- referred TO session thereof, to be
held al the Probate Office In said Monieier on the
IAN day OF August 4. H. l-6 for hearing and decision
thereon, and u further ordered that notice hereof he
given 10 all persons Interested, BY publication NJ the
three weeks successiysy Ia the vermont Waterman state
journal, newspaper Published ai MONTPELIER previous to
sanl time appointed fof hearing that they may appear
said time ana place and show cause II any they may have,
why said account should be- allowed and such decree
made liy the touft.-Atsrt.
u-is " 4. CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09


In Probate court held at Mont eler, m and for SAID bis
tnei, the 9TH day OF August, A. u. lAl6i
True A. Town, Administrator Of the estate of John ibbs
late of tabot In said Dstri, decreased makes application
Ia said Court With The consent and appreciation In writing
Of the heirs Of said decreased OI eene u sell all OF the tc
twenty i've acres OF wpt land NJ Woodbury., In said Die
iret pew and Interest in the Advent chuTc sail
Cait representing that the sale thereof would be beneficial
the heirs decreased and those Interested Ia his
tate. Wherupon h onle BY said Court, that said pi-
cation be referred session thereof 10 be held Mt the FRO
bate ONCE, said Montpelier tie fsth day of August
D. is6, hearing and decision heeon and Is further
onerc that all persons Interested be- notnel hereof by
publication noe said application aud order thereon
three weeks successfully Ia he Nen9nt Waehnan state
journal a newspaper published at Montpelier, and which
rirnlass la the neigb0hod Of those Interested before said
e Of hearing that they appear al said time aud place
and, u they cause, ubivet thereto,
by the court-Attest,
ig-B \. A. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09

VERMONT STATE FtiR-The annual fair Of the
Vermont State Agricultural Society and Wool
"roWers Association will he held at St. Adams,
september l2th, 18Th and lith. All machinery
ana manufactured articles, useful and ornamen-
u''i That manufacturers have that they may wish
" pring to the notice Of the people of Vermont
are much desired IN lac scene, and they shall re-
'eNe every needed accommodation The awards
(" successful exhibitors will be made by diplomas,
money, and the society new and beautiful medal
TUE superintendent of the Mechanics Hall VIII
outsider It great favor If exhibitors In his de-
p''tinent will make their entries at an early day
'HeN'ons To the week of the fair. Entries can be
"''e al any time previous 10 the fair by address
,Ias samuel iyerts, Superintendent Of Mechanics
it,i' ~ cornwall, and on Monday, September
'l'h, at 81 Albans
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
IRA HoLDEN's ESTATE.

4 STATE on NIfhONI. Distinct ot Washington S.
In Prohate Court, held At Montpelier, said district,
the al-t dty of July, 4. u. 1876
III Holden, Administrator ut the estate Of Ira Holden
late Of Bare, Ia said pistict. decreased presents his
administration account lot examination and allowance.
and makes application for dsree Of distribution aud
partition of the estate OF said decsri Mhercupon or
de 10y said Court that said account and sad application
referred 70 session thereof Ia be held AT the Probate oe..
In said Monlee on the 18th day Of August A. D. 1876,
Tor hearing and ietnn thereon! And Is further ordered
that notice hereof he given t all persons Interested by pub
ncatiun of the three weeks uccersyey In the Vermont
Matchman a state journal, newspaper published
Montpelier previous Ia said time appointed tot hearing that
they alaHar at sal time and place and show cause
they have. Y ssi should be
and such dr'ier made. By the Court-Atte-t.
t2-H HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
SrATE on VERMONT,
wAsHiSGros CorNrr CorRT.l
MARCH TKKA, A. u. ISIS.

N. n. Parker Vs. NJ H. Nah & Soc.
ths h action Of assuInps demanding The sun Of H.
ren hundred dollars, for work and labor and locr
the paintin lot the defendant done performed he
starved, and materials TOT the pruyiei also like
ior gois, and merchandise BY the plaintiff soil
and deli rrv 10 the defendant alo Ike sum ioi none,
hs the plaintiff paid laid on aud rt-lsi iT The defend
also like for money, BY tie plaliln lieut. aud adj
vaed the defendat also ilke sum for money BY the
defendant had and received for the use " the plsinn
Also ike money found due fIun Tie defendant
the plantin upon account stated between the- This
action was entered said County Court at the present
lern and At this, the Manh term of sad coanly Court
D. ls.6 said b. continued 10 Tie next term OF sai
County Court next be held Al Montpelier within fof
the county Washington the secund Tuesday OF Sep
tembeT A. H. 1875 And ID appearing 10 The tou that said
M t. Nash tdrfenianis cut of this aud ne
slug doing business at winehend0n, la the
Massachusetts, aud have not had PERSONAL notice o. te
iency OF tbs suit ~ u oerei BY the Court that they
nshet thefsof by publishing the substance said
gefh-f with tins order thrr successfully ia his Ven
nlnt MaiehInan State Journal newspaper printed a
Montpelier Aforesaid e last Of which publications. sAil
least twenty dASs pfesios 70 the next term OF Szd Oc
" b. held as Aforesaid AZ MonteirI IA the eoaniy ii
Maahington the sccond Tuesday q September, A D.
lss0 which will hs deemed sufficient them, The
said l.. Nash Sou, 70 appear At said aud an-~es
10 said suit. MELVILLE D. SMILE, Clstk
tam rirHiff. Aticme, fof Plaintiff .i-s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
tBIGAIL RIDERS ESTATE.

~ NAH UT NTNNUNI, UI7ITIFI % Mlahlnq tnn, 81.
IN Probate Court held Montpelier la said Dlsrct on
The jlh day OF August. 4. -. lss6i
u n. Hastings, Administrator of the estate Of Ali
gail hder, late Of waltshed, said nsrict, deceased,
presents his administration account examination AMI
aiinwRncc, ami makes aspiration for decree OF die
huiiuu AMI PARTITION 1T tho estate said dec-asrd Where
uTn, Il urd'redhy aid Court, that said SAID
Application be- referred session thefuf held At the
Probate uhiee In SAID Montpelier, the sdh day Of An-
gust D. 1876, for hearing ani decision thereon And Il
further ordered that notice given all per
Interested by publication uf the three weeks
successfully IN the Vermont Waterman State journal.
newspaper published At Montpelier, previous 10 said tine
appointed for hearing, that they apIfir nj sai time
and place and show cause they have, why
account should not be allowed. and such decree uade.
Ig the Court Attest
il-ii HARVEY TILDES. Judge
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IrqaI NoGfes.


VOuN HALEN's ESTATE.
- COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by hs honorable
ffuhtie Court iu the District ot Washington Commission
e 20 receive, examine and auf all claims aud demands
Ut all persons against the estate OF John Haley late Of
puNbury, n salt District, decreased, and all claims
mhet In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that will
meet for the purposes aforesaid. at the Town Clerks once
Ia DuNbnry the 2fh day u August and 18th day "
October neat, from o'clock. until i've o'clock,
~, each II said days and that months from the 18th
DAY uf April A. D. Sb b. the tune limited by said Cunr for
said creditors 10 present their claims for examination
and allowance
Datei at DuNbnry. this sth day Of Iuly 4. u. ls5s.
D. g.. fANKANb, ! ,,.,,,,,.,...,,...
43-l5 l.. MORSE, Commissioners
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u IWMWTNNTVNTTN' NUTTtF.
The undersigned having been appointed By the Honorable
Probate Court the District ot Washington, Commission
10 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
u all persons against the estate OF Abel Wood, late Of
hnrfe In zau District, decreased, AMI all claims
mhtei In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that will
meet Tor the purposes aforesaid the dwelling house
Dr. j. H. Jackson, In said Hare. the fourth Tuesday "
August and the third Tuesday Of January next from ten
o'clock, until four o'clock each OF said days
and that ak months from the nth day ~ July A. D. 1876
ne time limited by said Court for said creditors 10 present
their clainls 10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Barre thts 3ist day Of July A. D. lsi6.
ga ANgIIn IACkNAN Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09

CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS. Arrangements are be-
IN perfected for some able campaign speak
ng before the September election. Colonel B.
H. Bristow, Of Kentucky, will arrive at Bur
lngton ON the 18th instant and Will give one
week to the campaign. Mass meetings will be
held at Burlington st. Albans Rutland Brattle-
boro, st. Johnsbury and Montpelier. lie will be
accompanied by Judge Poland. Governor llarri-
man, Of New Hampshire, speaks in the state after
the 20th, up 10 election, General John L. Swift,
Of Boston, speaks in this village this evening, at
Hydepark on the 10th lat the Third Congressional
District Conyentionl, Barton ON the 18th, Newport
on the l2th, Mortified on the 18th, West Ran.
doph on the 10th, and White River Junction on
the 10th, upon which day the Second Congress
sional District Convention assemblies. In ad-
dition 10 these various other speakers are an
nounced The campaign promises to be sharp
short and decisive, with largely increased Re
publican majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-09
IONS II. CARPENTERS ESTATE.

The UNDERSIGNED having been agponied by the honorable
frbae Court for the District OF Washington, commission
10 receive, examine and adjust all caus and demands
of all persons against the Of John H. Carpenter late
OF Waterbury, In said district deceased, and all claims
hed Offset thereto. hereby give notice that will meet
Tor the purposes aforesaid the dwelling " the
said John H. Carpenter the an day Of september
ih iay Of December next fpm ten O'clock until four
o'clock each OF -id days and that six months
the 18th day Of June s. u. ls76 b. the time limited by sad
Court fur SAID creditors their claims
/ animation and allowance.
Date,i Waterbury, this 18th day Ut June, 4. D. 1876
HORACE FALES, f,.,.t.
| u-n NNTUANfFL MOODY COMMISSIONERS.