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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

"i'7'Ni VI ms Ni''sc' All INWARD nlOnl
tor. replied bright little fellow. And
what's = monitor?" lone of the iron.
| clads.'
Webster has just received q fine lot OF
ChromoS, which he will sell for 81 and o.
cents. Also a large lot of Vases and other
fancy goods, which will be sold very
cheap; very fine lot of Prints, Cottons
Alpacas. Ne, DC. A large line of Crock
cry and Glassware. Don't forget the place
Bruce's New Block. South Main Street.
CHELSEA Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hatch
celebrated their golden wedding on Tues
day, March 18th. a large company of
friends and ncighbors assembled in the af-
ternoon and evening, and enjoyed well a
good and pleasant time.
| \ widow woman, by the name OF
Hatch, of IIartland, died very suddenly
on the 30th Of March, at the residence OF
Amos :. Hatch, while there for a visit
She retired to rest us we'll as usual, but
was soon taken i'll, and died in about one
hour. She was sevcntv-nne years Old.
RoXErHY .-Rev. l.. H. Stone, lccturcd
on temperance ut the church. Sunday af-
telnoon. April ID
Frank Plumley. Esq. Of Northtield, Will
give Il temperance lecture in this place.
Saturday evening. April Sth.
The ladies of the Congregational church
Will have sugar party in the vestry of
their church. Wednesday evening. April
work at j. :. Nawcomb', shop. one day
last week. had one finger taken off and
his hand otherwise badly injured bv Il cir
cular saw.
The rooms under w. \. Jones store
have been recently fitted up and are TO be
occupied by $. j. Ashley for a meat mar
kct.
Mr.. {. l.. Hewitt. formerly of Warren.
has moved to this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Gleason were sur
prised on Friday. March 3lst, by friends
who, Just before tea time, placed on their
table Il complete set of china. it being the
twentieth anniversary Of their wedding
Miss Hattie j. .Jo>lvn, who has been a
successful teacher in tlli, town, has gone
to Montpelier, where she has position in
the Union School.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

GEO. II, BENNETT and Mrs. MARY I. CoSlICh
both OF Montpelicr.
In Calais, December ., by the Ii.v orn Davis Mr..
WILLIS + COT I'D. AMI Miss AMELIA +. SI.AYTON,
both of last Montpelier.
In Calais. February IL. Wy the Rev Grin Davis Mr.
OltRIi. ". JACKSON, ana Miss MARY ). MACH both
OF Wo"dhury.
In Calais. March Il by u" iE.y. or,r DAVIS. LEAN
DER G. PARKER. and Miss AMANDA l.. SI.AYTON
both Of last MolltIcll'r.
AINsWOKTH. and Miss NFNIRNA +. CHASE, both Of
Calais.
In W"ico,t. Dec !s,:hH Rev James $ Srinrev. Mr.
II HARRISON : COZ RRItR and Miss MARY f. BE NJ !
1NtiTON, b th Of No.cott.
In Wo.co!t De- 9c:h; ly K-v. lanes srinney. Mr..
of WolcOtt-
In woltott. De- oh. hv Rev James $. Spuney. Mr
FRANK WARREN. of MOlcott. and Miss LIZZIE r
SIMONDS. OF Morrsvil.e
In Woic4tt; Jan Ist. 10y Rev James $ slinnev. Mr.
GEORGE + WHITE of Elmore, and Miss III til A.
LAWSON. Of Woodbury..
In Glover. Jan. 1st. BY Rev. James : Srinney. Mr..
CHARLES e FISHER, OF Clever and Miss MARY NJ
POTTER. of WolcO:t.
In Wolcott Dec Goth, hv Rev. lanes s. Srinney Mr.
ALBERT HTAYLuR and Miss JENNIE LBEN%ETT .
both of Wolcott.
In wolcott Jan 9th. hy Rev James s Srinnev Mr.
HEKBEKT F. HYDE and Miss LIZZIE r HASkINS.
both If Wocott.
In WoIco't Feb larll by Rev lanes 5. spinncx, Mr.
CHARLES BENNETT AID Mrs. U&iCE Cutler
both OF Wocot;.
IN wolcott, Feb s,h; by ~. lanes 5. spinnev Mr.
of Wo
IN Wolcc,t. March !. by Rev :lamos Srinrey. Nj
TERNANno c. CHAFFEE and Miss CAIITOf.A F
MAXFIELD. both O Wolcott.
oHok "I + Ma 4 AID al M" Miss cI IINyffN M
JONES, both Of Wolsott.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
TOUN LONGS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District s.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier. in and Tor
e,,d 3iStrict on the 81 st day of March, A ID. 1876
Andrew Long administrator on the estate Of Jon q
80, Lotto ~ Fayston IN said district, deceased mai es
to SAID court TO extend the time heretofore
{wet HIM 70 nav the debts due from said estate and
a. 49, his administration account until some future
dav: Wherenron ordered by sad court that sad
sTiic alton he heard the probate office in Montpe
ier On the 18th Of April: and 1t is fur ner
that notice be TO all persons concerned by tht
Of this order in the Green Mountain Free
man Trined at MONTY eer three weeks successfully
b. tore said hearing. ....
- ACHASF Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

Josh Billings writes that Philosophers
Aul agree that the milk is put into the
kokcruut. and the hole is neatly plugged
up: bat who doz it, the Philosophers are
honest enough, for Il wander, to admit they
can t tell us.
If YOU will Seem honest. be honest; or
else seem US You are. Seek not the name
without the thing; and let not the name
be the only thing you shoot at; that will
follow, though you regard it not; yea.
and the more YOU rcgari it, the less
ThOAtaS wyatt
The original Ulster ovcrcoat was invent
ed at Valley Forge. 1t consisted Of Il bed
blanket, with holes to put the arms through
and a mules halter for u belt. Washing
tons was Il manly form, and he never
looked 50 inspiring rs when he wore this
simple garment
If men are the silt of the earth, women
are the sugar. Salt is q necessity. sugar Il
luxury. Vicious men are the Saltpctcr
hard, stern men the rock salt nice family
men the table salt. Old maids are the
brown sugar: good nlturcd matrons tie
loaf sugar; pretty girls the fine, pulverized
white sugar. Pass the sugar, please
Alta CaiJor1aif.
Oh YOU little rebel! Buffalo ha> Il girl
who has rebelled against paint aud pow
der at balls Just hear what she says
about it and then faint. II is as hot as II
mask, and when YOU dance the sweat rceks
through it, making a horrible combination.
taken in connection with the dust and dirt,
and unless you can rush to the dressing
room and freshen up and lay on new pow
der every now and then, YOU Il be = sight
in a little while, if You dance. Gentle
men who dance look like millers by rca-
son of the powdered faces and heads that
were rubbed against the arms and should
crs of thei1 dress coats. Sensible girl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
4 Wonderful Discovery

Our New Hampshire exchanges come to us filled with
accounts of most wonderful effected by Dr
Cages MEDICAL WONDER. 1t is said to be the vreates
elasticity to the ste! and making the Invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t cures all diseases of the
liver. stomach. kidneys aud spine: scrofula and al
blood diseases; nervous prostraton of either
sex. restoring tone and vlgor to the whole system
Read the following cures:-
Mrs Ira $ APPLETON. Iilllsbpro Bridge, y II. spi-
nal ana kidney diseases, confined to bed and doc tors
failed ral.r her: her husband procured " Medical
WONDER and she now writes, AIN able t. do consld
cradle work
J. T.. MORRILL,, Franklin: scr0fulous hunor. says
nothing has ever helped HIM like Medlcal Wonder
MRS. c + OKDWAY. Centre st. COucord; confined u
Ply s!'las. female and Kidney diseases; took l,r
tTir' Medical WoIIdcr, and cured III month
ANbhEW J ltA~ItA sutton, II /: hulnUr. debility
disease OF nv tunss &r most wonderful recovery
tel; took M"hcal Wonder" with great success.
Gro W EVANS. berry; difficulty II side and stofl-
dfl! HllfLr M'kn,sS, *. cur Il and Went 70 WORK
MRS !. W. Itf.. ~lnc''k k, \ II female weakness
ii1IsA ner' ous pro-tratlon. &c, DISCHARGED hired
eve would also refer to Mrs WIN Shel heri and
iAl-lltcr. and EhcncHcr Nr~tn, Manchester House;
Nlre Fred Nihh I'm. Nret KUuArA; Mrs r. J. J ones.
Lebanon; Geo II Walker, Grantham: Albert Irl"s-
deli, Nunr"pk; Mrs Erni. Martin. Grafton: Hiram
otAnN an. en- hester Alma II HI Canterbury: Mrs
Warren clover HenlIktr Mrs Walter Farrar, HIS
t0rt Br d., J l. LA. tIoGkstt: MISS L A : Ho! I
Mrs > J Fla, Manchester: Mrs G T. Eld,put. Nj
VI J caNcnworth, Audovtr.
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR Al WONpEK,
sofa III NoutpelIrr ty
EtNFOU e DEWEY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

-.-r+ ~ make the FREEMAN particularly valua
. ,.0- from all parts of Vermont, and our
, -.-'. rent PARTS of the State. especially III
..t. orange and lainoille Counties Will confer
rui,o, us and our readers by sending rs
u.,. GIVE US facts and We Will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
TOII\ TWADDLES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Washington, $.
In Probate Court held AT Nontreler IN and Tor SAID
Dstrirt on the oet h day of MAJ, h, 4. d ls6.
Mathew $ Strong. administrator Of the estate oi
on wa,i,ile late 81 said district. deceased
makes appcalon SAID court III wrnE tor hceilse
10 sell all Of the real estate of SAID deceased situated III
Fayst0n representing that the sale Is necessary Tor
me raynent IF the sa ID deceased, and txren-
5, 0t administration OF his estate
Whcre,pon it Is ordered 10y SAID court, that said ar
,liatnn he referred a session thereof to he held at
th, probate ONO. said Nontpeer on the 18th day Q"
Anvil 4 u 1876 for h arl1g and dtclsl0n thereon !;
and II is further ordered that all persons interested
he notified hereof publication of notice OF SAD az
and order thereon threeweeks sUccesslvelN IN
the Green Mountain Freeman. a newspaper ploIshcd
AZ Nnutneller and which circuates in the uelEhhor
hnd ~ tbnse INTERESTED before SAID time of hearing,
tbat may anre,r AT said time ard place and, II
they see cause, object thereto
Ey the COurt Attest
,isu, HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
J. c. Houghton. Jr. MULTIPLICATION pamphlets, var

J. G. Houghton Jr., MontpelierFour pamphlets. var
ious reports.
Alexander Neustroff. ST. Petersburg Russia-"A Bib
biography Of Russia by the donor, smo.. pages
DR.. Johh NJ. Currier, Castleton-A twodollar bill of
Mormon currency. issued by the Kirkland {Ohio'
Safety Society Bank March 4. 1887. signed by j.
Smith Jr-. the great Mormon,) as cashier, and ;:
Rigdon president AS Joe Smith a native OF
Vermont. this bill finds appropriate place in our
collections.
NJ d Gilman Montpelier-A large lot of theatre and
other amusement bills. Boston. Chicago. etc.
Rev J. W. Bems. MOntpelier-Six pamphlets. fifty
eighth to sixty third inclusive, Annual Reports
. the Vermont Bible Society"
Lane Manufacturing Company Montpelier -Iustra'
ted descriptive pamphlets of their manufactures
s. b. Ryder. Cham plain. n. Y-Eleven pamphlets
Five copies of early newspapers of Vermont: ,
Mrs. G W. StOrrs, Montpelier Colburn's New Month
~ Magazine" English. Edited by Thomas Camp
bell. volume 9, ls25. one volume: Records OF the
on" voInme New York Mirror" Volume "a. Is26e7 !;
volume - DR. Watts Imitation of the Psalms OF
David,' corrected and ENLARGED by Joel Barlow, to
which is added collection of hymns, third edition
Hartford. 17s5
New Jersey Historical Society. Newark Proceedings
at the Annual Meeting" January % 1876.
W n II Walbridge. Sharon" Sharon Town Reports,
$50. ISL 1873 and 1874.
Various Source Fifteen pamphlets. seventeen bound
volumes: hundred and fourteen pamphle ats:
four bound volumes; newspapers theatre bills;
thirty one numbers miscellaneous newspapers;
postage stamps. etc
Making IA total of seventeen bound volumes of books
70 bound volumes of newspapers. one hundred and
fourteen pamphlets, and lot of broadsldeS, relics
etc. NJ. d. GILMAN, Librarian.
Montreer. Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
T LIBERATION NOTICE.

This may certify that have given my daucher
,,artha Pike her time during tho remainder OF her
minority shall ella IN none OF her earnings nor pay
any III. " LIZA A s. PIKE.
witness O W CIRCUIT
Ro1bury, Vermont, March 3lst no
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
N>TiR'> RN>AN
" I l. II e II + II II J..

Coneh-. colds. Br.l.,l;-s >'re FtroAt it:;u,i
CrouU. NhraEIu-- cough. HiArStlls-~. lfN.r g
plant. Pans >re,l'es II tn, t~t r N". Heed
AT the luH-s. ana aFrfl. ~ H. IHErsT.
I.t-NG> and >e!il, and aIi'lN cured
10y the of DIR isl Ar, Bal OF MI" HFI;EY.
WhiI h docs s..-h and leave -lit &c
hind the wI-l most remedies hat l"'-'n~ II
ceansts the lungs AMI allan s!rrltat1 irg
the cause Of the conn lalLt-
CONSE NPIION a y BE CURED
hv timely resort To this standard remedy. Is
proved hN hundreds of te>+lrlnrlal>1 has received
None genuine unless slrI'd Il III IT'S" ID tie
wrapper. 5ocents aud II bottle lar, hotties ifuf
the cleaner SETH W. FpNlE 4 SONS FrVprletoTs
Mass
Sold by leaders generally FNllyle0~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
IOSUIA :. DARTS WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Z Washington. -
In Probate Court held al n antIlIer in an. for sad
pistrl,t on the sd day Ot March. \ l.,
An instrument purp0rti- to he the last VIII and ties
lament of Joshua bart. late OF Waitsheld III SAID
1istrlct diseased htlnl, sentet To- the court tN
/ II hastings the executor therein named. for
prn,ate: Ii is ordered 10y said that all persons
CONCERNED. therein he notified to appear AT SESSION OF
said court be held at the Probate ohce IN Montpe
II,r ON the 18th day Of April. \ u. l>16. and show
cause. if any they may have AGAINST the probate Of
said Will which purpose If is further ordered that
rnry If the record of tins ORDER lie published three
weeks auccesslvely in the Green Mountain Freeman.
printed Montpelier, previous t" sud time appointed
( for hearing.
HARVEY TIIpt\ Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

FRIDAY morning, the house barn AMI out hou SEES
on the farm owned by Thomas Butler, of Panton
and occupied bv Edward Ryan and family, were
burned. The barn. which contained considerable
hay and several horses. and the icc-house both
commenced burning at the same time, proving that
they were both set on fire by some person or per-
sons unknown
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
d + 4 + II :.

DID, in Montpelier. March -. ELLEN VI. HOLDEN
wife Of l.. j. Holden and only child of Orrn and Har.
rt Latham. age 81 She died in Jesus. Printers
in Illinois and Dakota. are req uested to copy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

.,.4uurr at Montpelier. this twenty ninth
.llr.u. III the Year Of our Lord One Thotis-
.. r.. lgudrri and Seventy -six and Of the In
...t.. 4 the United States the One Hun
AsAHEL PECK.
.t.tfh>eR:
So J. ulLLING1AM.
secretary of civil and Military Affairs
l.......,. ut Village Hall this week.
r.lE Stevens goes into his new store
y, f Ilubhlrd'S block, and his MANY
. Should make him call.
Vs.. Io.tlc f. Durant goes to Burlinn-
I'D. .. assistant in the Fletcher Free
4 ..y. \ eool appointment.
Ladies' Temperance Association
.....' at the residence of Mrs. Charles
f.. Main street, Thursday afternoon.
.o',.otk.
r.. X k.,n", while riding on hand
% ,tr Barre Il. X. yesterday, was
..v injured by the crank catching in
hr>. and throwing him front of the
.NG PNirl Every body is invited
..-l.u party which is to be given in
..-.uy IF the Church Of Messiah. thi.
rs .o-dv) evening. April 9Th. 1876.
: --.,a. ~ cents.
B.. -I,I t. the change in the Office Of
...-- cent in this village, we learn
.. .a,gc j. likely to be further negoia-
.N,ru the contracting parties,
t.rrtorc make no comment this
j..tr Forest Green, in Jail for the
W } barn burning, has had his bail
.I .o 5000. and is now out Of jail
y. -.- paiuHl n Wakefield being his
Iar elder Green is still in iaii
.... 90. bail.
.mr fum of the late Ebcr n
i, ..u. in Pc1cham, is to be sold at
;+. ~, III Saturday, April I'D. At
T. VI. The farm has good hou>.
.ny-. with runnin. water. and
Of wooded land de>irably situa-
III, term Of the village school
Monday Mis-, Smith of No. ) takes
..rY. Mis- Emery, and Miss Jo>lyn
w '-..c'd takes No. ,. Miss GrIswold
Ni-,i.le takes charge temporarily
.-- summers room, No. ,. the latter
i few weeks rest.
e.. Gilman Of Montpelier. will eNhib-
,I;sgc at the Centennial, which will
c''i specimen Of Il " Vermont
$780,. Il ha- Il cherry piano-box. and
-l.! with oil and varni>h. II will
.. Ill his shop FOR week yet. where
also a li-ht trotting sulky which is
r..i.l lpAi.,, may he seen.
..t W. Y. Rogers. salesman for
81. .aj-c. was found dead on his bed
IL Hotel, about II o'clock Thu
Il. He was partially unGrcsscd
g.r.'t,n Il card in which he asked
r-rtm be sent to l.. \. Durant,
H.. y. II saying that lie com
".' -.l lie At > this morning.
l .r.r Of choral was found in the
.. Tie deceased has been here sever
.lt.i has IopD ,}riD fro1lI-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
CIilTrENDEN COUNTY.

y college professor at Burlington thought to
Make il night capture of riotous students, each OF
whom was maxi ing his own nl9ht-cap, sure, with
the AID of 4 little sugar. The professor, in his
STOCKING ieet stole down corridor until he stepped
upon ii jungle of upturncJ carpet tacks. He gave
himself away III an exclamation of anguish and
rage ana hoped back to his quarters. The
IRON had entered into his soe.-Boston TrareH r.
RICHMOND MARKET, April ;.-About $50 tubs OF
butter were offered and sales made at % to Soc for
far, ). TO 34c for choice, selections 81 to ;,c. One
farm dairy Of cheese sold at i tribe He.
Mr.. o. +. stone lost valuable pair OF horses
while crossing the lake. sunday, between Essex
and Charlotte
Darlington sends out over fifty Commercial tray
elers.
The Burlington Rifle Club has been invited to
JON The National Rifle Association and sen a team
to Creedmole, next month, when the , to rep
resent the United states al the Centennial is to be
selected.
As Mr.. stephen Zottman in the employ of w. X
d. e Crane, CT Burlington was running a moulding
machine at their mill, Tuesday. the machinery il
some manner was thrown out of gear and a piece
OF wood was thrown OF with great violence uene
tratins the flesh just above Mr.. Zottman's wrist,
travelling up The and coming out near the
shoul der.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

Nj ,icoietI. WarlclI OF i:uti4nl >uperlnttn-
pAlladc h!.. on Saturday afternoon, ~ arrange TIE
sloue cutting machine AMI HI, NtI'clc-s engine Ior
exhibition II the Centennial ENpVelIcn
y boy named Moss, about !. years ohl, was luu
over uy the cars At foultncy. tuesday Afternoon.
one Ics was terribly mans!ci and nearly seNcrc,!
he is Aar,!Iy expected 10 recover.
The house OF t.cor-c Tower. near EUtlIll, Wa
buried to The elouud on Wednesday evening. IAt
lire VA caused by the EXPLOSION OF - Aclc>,
lamp. >"u4c Ut tuc turnltuc II tie lower pant Il
;Ac uui.,i.n5 WAS saved bat uoAe In The Dl.pc.
looms. Hr house vs. iu>uI,uI'r ! goo.
WAIl, most uAnuf.ctuicr- in the country are
unuI.I- hall tIine only. thc brandon uAnulAc-
tuning company are ru9hln, 10 tAr ful eNtcn, Of
added, the whole force i working i LAY and a
q1tcv PR ict1 whil 40 scales are regis tclc!
on tlcil o. itr d ,DA,. .. !tr- have Just been
received from south America for over 40 staits.
aud itom itu--Ia tJr Boa scales which the paItIes
deslcL slapped at oncc-in item alone OF seven
bc seen IN 1t the tmost capacity OF the Il
Iur months 10 come Is l,quned To ill tNI-tn.
order, VIII lc additional ones continue to pour IN
nom All part> OF HE JnIIcd States.
GA Il gland scale. Ata large meeting, held MAtrn
!.t!3. II WIS voted To celebrate, and all Western
Vermont ~ ere invited T. JOIN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

Speaking of tie fear of Eri-to"'> "
Icrizinr, III. Pittsburgh T(,yraIh says:
" Just here is Hrj~tow' strong point. His
father WAS an o.I-iimc Kentucky abolition-
ist. and the son WAS brought up on such
political diet that constituted HIM a born
republican when that party WAS organized.
He has never been L democrat, therefore
cannot John>oniz-; and so far rs TyleriZ-
ing is concerned. his principles are too
we'll established to admit of his being
>wayed lLeretrom hv the politicians of
any school. Four Of the best OF hi>
school wears, when the character of The
man WAS being formed. were spent in the
North. At college in Washington county,
Pa. and he has proved, in the field and in
the cabinet. that he i Il man of incorrupt-
Idle integrity and unqlc>tionable capav.-
""
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

1hou~1nt- die cVc'v winter Of ConsumptIor
iitunrhltl- pphihtr,l anh lung tcNtr. whom few
l"-r- OF Hfl'S Honey or Ho9rh and Tar. GIVE II
IN time, would hay" saved irom 4 permanent grave
sol! 10y All druggists.
Pixies l. otharhe Drops cure n niIuute llw4
ll oN'> hAIHAlHo\ prevents the Hair from fall
NJ out or turning gay. rencWs lis growth, and
gives strength and yl-0r. 1t l. delightfully."- per
tuned. ana makes a splendid dle>>lng. Ii Is the
cheapest and most desirable Iar IonIc ever pro-
ducrl. t~cl by tie tllt". rrl,e only 80 cent?,
FNi1vl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
state Of Vermont.

~ HIS FXCELLESCY
ABEL PECK, GOVERNOR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Alvaf Coburn, man over shy years OF age
living IN the eastern part of Eno>bur.h, hung hun.
sell Friday night. IL had signed with his son t.
tne extent oi TOO, and last Thursday his son " a.,
sued and HI, ptpp.r Itttcnc |. Th. trouble =,
preyei upon the mind OF the Old that he com
mItteI suicide.
y lnau named seymour, an tmpioyc OF the Cen
ual Vermont Railroad met with hoIlible accr!t II
At 81. Alban- Friday. lie was engaged coup ing
two platform car, loaded with rails. AS he Wa,
Standing between the car HE tram backed up, the
projecting ran, penetrated INTO Ia, stomlcA crush
ing nm horribly. He Will die
ALBA\S III TIER MANkEr, Aprl The
MAJ krt ruled weak, with pGIcc- from one 10 two
cents lower. receipt, Large Tor tins season OF the
year. PIIcc-. New butter 80 to ;jc per h.. tn,
bulk oI The sale, beng at Sc and D.. were paid
i"r eNtIa choice, but not enough sold AT these liz
me, to make quotations..
Iu !,Iiln. ia, cpnncncri ii Ia: rolling nIl III
: AIotn-, and gives oy'n .ut 10 about men
seven furnaces aie Iun d.y tud night lul heating
the to Ioil rails. AOuJt - men are en- uN e.,
II pIt>cAt ~ tiIc lolnn5 III Il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
l.AMOIl-LE My

Cambridge /, having quite Il SENSATION over the
suIcen lI>aprealanl" aud supposed >uiclde q
HANSON Melvin, dIntr Of he ,lAsc l,ouI Unt,r
AilI To lie lolo Mri,in la, not Uttn sccn since
saturday last, and sulcl'e Is the only cAplanAtluu
OF his dI~tPpcItanrc HE IEcr has bctuv woo
ou~y dragged, bat without success, i, latest &C
i l.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
VIIOMAS l.. SALI>BU RVS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT Distract 4 Washington. -.
In Probate t nnrt hold AZ 'ute'Itr. IL sad District
Oh :Ac 18Th ,.s.N Il March. \ l. In
George Nichols administrator with Il Viii amt 9,
n tn, estate If Thomas l. Salisbury. late Il Mort ID
III SAID deceased. presents ms adnustratl Il
account tNanIIatrl and allowance and makes al
1railNn a decree II Distribution and Partition q
the estate II said deceased.
Wherrurou II ordered Ny said court that SAID
count and SAID lp,aNl tie referred t. ssh II there
held al the Probate otCt III SAID MoutiH her
the 18th day OF Afrll. A u. l-o. Tor htarlLc aud
decision thereon: al d. II j. further ordered that no
tee be 10 all persons lnterc>ted hN pub
hgatlou Of the three weeks srresslEtlX IN the
Mouutalu FrVeme1l. a newspaper pubIshtd n
Montptller.l reviru> to SAID time appointed Ter haflis
that they appear sad time aud place. ana SLOW
cause. # amy they have. Why sand account should
not I've allowed, ana such dies rec made
~ the Court Attest
,io., IL AL E.:,Sttr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
H.iNCON # DEWEY.

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