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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01

ROBBERS ARRESTED 1t will perhaps be
remem bered that several weeks ago the
store of Charles Calm, at ST. Adams. was
broken into by robbers and a large guam
tity Of goods taken. The culprits were
arrested in this city. Monday, under
the following circumstances Suspicious
had been directed against couple Of tramps
who had been Longing about Burlington
the greater part Of the Summer. who. how
ever. had left the city short time since.
They returned day or two ago, and Mr..
Calm traced them as far a. Essex junction,
where be got an officer and came to this city
With officers c. W. Drew, Dumas and
Marks, the party went to the nOrtL
part Of the city and found the tramps
under the bank on the north side
OF the tunnel. The officers went down after
them, in different directions and, approach
ing the eleemOsynary pedestrians, Ofhcer
Drew called upon the nearer one to surren-
der. This polite invitation he declined to
comply with, but stood off and threatened
to shoot the officer if he touched him but
while the parley was going on Officer
Dumas seized the tramp from behind and be
was taken into custody. The second scamp
also threatened to shoot, but Officer Marks
leyelled upon him a gigantic briarwood
pipe about the size of a hOwitzer, and the
terrified tramp at once surrendered, under the
impression that be stood in deadly peril,
from a revolver of unusual magnitude and
presumably nnerring aim. Both tramps were
then taken to jail. On one was found
an oyercoIt under-cOar. vest, suspenders.
neck-tie and two shirts-an unwonted de-
gree OF splendOr for a tramp; and on the
other the same outfit minus one shirt but
including hat, all of which Mr.. Calm
identified as part of the goods of which be
had been robbed. On each was found some
iewelry, which Mr.. Calm could not identity;
and each had a revolver. They were evil
IDENTIFY desperate pair, and the commu-
nifty is to be Congratulated on their arrest
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tLAREr-fORTBRuP.-ln this city, Oct. 20. l>.S
at the residence Of the brides parents, by Rev l.
.. Brastow, Jno- r. Clarey. OF lndanOla, Iowa, and
Nellie 5. Northrop.
WEsTOS-CARFEsTER-ln this city, at the res
dence Of the brGe's parents, Oct. ~ -7S by Rev.
A. Griffin, Charles 7. &. Weston, OF heeseyil4e, n
Y. and Belle Ii. Carpenter, OF Burlington.
WATERs-BARRETT.-In this city. On TUESDAY G, en-
ing,pct. Z.i, by the Rev. J. Il. tonverse. at hi.
residence, Mr. join II. Waters and Miss Emily
Barrett
R0BISsOS-WOODs.- In West.Ord, oct. end, by
Rev. A. Scribner, MI. Del Robinson, OF West!ord
and Miss Iva A. Woods OF Essex, VI.
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AT ST. NARY CATHEDRAL, Wednesday. wal
celebrated the twenty-ftth anniversary o.
the conservation of the Ri. Rev. Louis Do
Goesbriand as Bishop of the Roman Catho'
lie diocese OF Burlington. At 10 O'Clock
Bishop DeGoesbriand celebrated POntifca
High Mass. in the presence of an audience
completely filling the vast edlfce. being
assisted by the following priests: Assistant
Priest, the Very Rev. Father Lynch
Deacons of Honor, the Very Rev. Father
Druon and Father O'Reilly; Deacon and
Snb-deacon of the Mass, Rev. Charles Boy
Ian and Rev. Joseph Duglue; Acolytes,
Rev ]. l.. Cam and Rev. Joseph herlidon :;
Censor bearer, Rev F. Clavier; Torch
bearers. Fathers Michaud. Coathuel, Breli-
vet, Gelot, O'Sullivan and Carmody; Mas
tiers OF Ceremony, Fathers Mclaughlin and
Classy.
There were present, also, the Most Rev.
j. Williams, Archbishop of Boston, assisted
by Fathers Cunningham and Gaifney; the
Ri. Rev. Edgar Wadhams, Bishop OF
Ogdensburg, assisted by Father O'Dwyer !;
and the RI Rev. f. Z. Fabre, Bishop Of
Montreal, assisted by Canon Lesage. Beside
these dignitarios of the church, there were
also present in the sanctuary the Rev. a.
Campion, of St. Sulpice Seminary. Montreal.
and the Rev Fathers P. 0'Carroll, NJ. Nc
Cauley, j. Galligan, II. Lane, p. Savoie,
+. J. Audet, j. a. Boissonnault, f.
Maloney. NJ. Pigeon and j. NJ. Cioarec.
Just before Mass. the Very Rev. Thomas
Lynch, in a very eloquent and effective
speech. presented to Bishop DeGOesbriand,
in behalf of the priests OF the diocese,
beautiful silver crosier costing $3.50, an
bound album. containing an ap-
address and finely finished photo
graphs of ali the ciorgymen under his iuris-
dicton, and a check Tor 81 800.
At O'Clock in the afternoon dinner was
served in ST. Mary's Hall, the proceedings
including number of toasts, with appro-
pirate responses. Later. the Bishop gave
to the children. at which he was
presented by the little ones with a purse Of
fifty dollars.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS sto give notice that on the 2lst day Of Oc-
Il toher. A. u. IS, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate OF Edmund NJ. smith Of
St.Alban., in the county Of franklin. snd State OF
Vermont. who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his
OwnpetitioD; that the payment Of any debts and
delivery OF any property belonging 10 said Bank
rupt, to him, Tor his and the transfer Of any
property by him. are forbidden by law that meet
in OF the creditors @! said Bankrupt Prove their
debts and to choose enc or more assi-nees of his
estate, will be he'd 4; Court Of Bankruptcy. TO he
hOlcen at the sihce Of L. L. Lawrence Esq, in Bur
lingtOn, in the county Of Chttenden, and State OF
Vermont, before L. L. Lawrence. Esq, REGISTER
on the 18th day OF Novemher \. d. ISIS, O'Clock
p. m. THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy United States Marshal. as Messenger.
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ABour one hundred and Fifty ladies, dele
gates to the meeting of the Woman Board
of Missions, arrived Tuesday night, aud
about $50 more Wednesday morning. The
proceedings of yesterday forenoon con-
sisted of the reading OF reports, and re-
marks by Mrs Barnes, of Boston, and Mrs
Snow.
The attendance in the afternoon was very
large. the church being filed. Exceeding
ly interesting remarks were made by Miss
Ely, of Bitlis, Turkey, Mrs. De Riemer, Of
Ceylon, and others. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected, Mrs. Gov. Fairbanks be-
ing reelected president, and resolutions
adopted. A social gathering followed IN
the church parlors, which were crowded.
Supper was served at six O'Clock, to which
gentlemen who have been entertaining dele
gates at their houses were invited. The
meeting, which has been one of the most
successful held by the Vermont Brancn
closed with public meeting in the chapel.
A full report will appear hereafter.
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Straw Bids.

To the Editor OF the Free Press and Times
Mr.. Thurman, the great Democratic Sem
ator from Ohio, in a recent speech says
that the viliainies of the straw bids at
Washington have become matters of his
tory, and have 'lurnished the advocates of
despotism the world over with arguments
against popular Government" And yet.
Democrats in the Third District propose to
vote for man for Congress who has been
characterized and stigmatized in nearly
every newspaper in New England and New
York as a straw bidder. \.
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Unless parents know from experience the value Of
Tips in protecting their calldren's shoes from
at the toe, they will be greatly helped in deciding
what kinds to purchase by examining their child
rem 5 old shoes. They Will find them through at
the toe, while the balance Of the shoe may be hut
little worn. The Silver upon heavy and the A. s.
T. Co beautiful black Tip upon tine Shoes prevents
this, and thus reduces shoe bills more than
haE.
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NOTICE IN BAXKRUPrCY.

ENHIS is to give notice, that the 26th day OF DC
l. tobsr A. ID, ISIS Warran: il bankruptcy was
Issued against the estate OF Marshall Mason,
OF st. Adams in the county Of Franklin and State
o. Vermont, who has been adjud,ed bankrupt on
MS own petition. that the payment OF any
debts and delivery ofany property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him, or Tor his use and the Transfer
OF any property by him, are forbidden by law: that
meeting oithe creditors Of said bankrupt TO
prove their debts, and TO choose one or more as
sgnees Of his estate. viii he held at a court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office OF L. L. Law
renee ESQ.,, in Burlington. in the county Chitten-
den, and state Of Vermont, before L. L. Lawrence
Esq. register, on the 10th day OF November, A ID.
ISIS at O'Clock p. IN. THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
iSwSv
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ED,

PERCN.-ln this city, Friday evening, October .
ISIS, Alice julia, youngest daughter Of Albert n
and Ellen r. Percy, aged years and days.
PETERSON this city. on Sunday Oct eth
Sharley o., wife OF the late Geo. Peterson, aged 4.
years.
GREG".-l shelburn. Oct. eth, l-7- Fred L
Gregg, aged kjyear- and months.
SAYLEs. in Bristol, Vt, Oct. 18th, ISIS. Harvey
Sayles, aged - years.
sNrTH.-At Charlotte, Vt, Or Goth. !-.-. Mr.
). A. Smith, Of Minouski, wife OF Samuel T.. Smith
Funeral AT North lerrishur- Ia VI. r.. church. at
~ o'clock: hOus" Of J. NJ. Bali, Charlotte at II
a. m, on Saturday, Nov. "a, l-s-.
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a SUDDEN DEATH.

There is something terrible in the thought o
having our friends stricken down at our side, with
out a parting word OF endearment or c0nsOlation-
one moment at cur side in the flush Of vigorous life
cheering our hearts with their loving sympathy
the next at feet, pale with death. deaf 10 Oul
cries and needless OF our tears. Every excessively
fat person is in instant danger OF such Ia death
Seven tenths OF the victims OF obesity die of hear
disease or apOplexy. Adams Anti Fat the only
remedy Cor Obesity, reduces the weIght By gul At
ing the d gesiOn and assimilation o. the food. u
Is perfectly harmless, and its use will insure il
every instance, reduction OF weight rom two t,
five pounds a week Oct %, dAwit
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NOTICE IN U,,KETpTcy

V'HIS is TO give rotice, tha; on the 10th day OF DC
i tODer- A. u. ISIS. Warrant m Bankruptcy was
Issued against the estate o: Lawrence ROwley, 9!
Hilton, in the county Of Ch:ttender, and State
Of Vermont, who has been adiUd-e a Bankrupt
on his pwn petition. that the payment OF any
debts AID delivery q! any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, 10 HIM for his and the trans
fer 0: any property by him, are forbidden by law:
that meeting Of the creditors OF sald Bankrupt to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more as
si-ny.- of his Estate. will he held at < court OF
Bankruptcy. TO be holtcn at the office OF l.. L.
Lawrence, Esq. in Burlington, in the county of
Chittenden and State 0! Vermont. b, fore L. L. Law
renee. Esq, Register, the 18th day OF November
AD.ls7s, al sOclsck i. m THOMAS FAiLEN,
Deputy United States Marshal. as messenger.
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NOTICE nANKKrrrcY.

THIS is to give notice, that on the eG.h lay OF
Il October, A. ID. ISIS, Warrant in Bankru .cy
was issued against the estate o. boa A. p g,
o. Concord. in the county of Essex, and tate
OF Vermont. who has been adjunced a Bankrupt
on his own petition. that tie aymcnt Of any
debts and delivery e any property belonging to
said Bankrupt TO him or for his use. and the
transfer Of any property by HIN, arc 0rbidden by
law that a meeting cf The creditors OF said
Bankrupt, 70 prove their debts, ami TO choose one
more aSsisnees Of his estate, will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden AZ the Office Of
A. +. Nichols, IN West Concord. in the CO1nty of
Essex and state OF Vermont. before john L Edwards
ESQ, REGISTER, the day q: December. A. D. ISIS
at / O'Clock N. THOMAS FAILEY.
Deputy United States Narsh5l as Messenger.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Deputy United states Marshal. as Mei. ;t
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PLATTsBURGH.-David NJ. Wier, son oil
Alex Wier, aged nearly six years, was in
stantly killed, one day last week. He and
another lad about his age were playing on a
pile of logs. on Hamilton street. when the
logs rolled on to both of the boys. Help
was Immediately at hand, bot the Wier boy
was dead when taken up, the front and back
part OF the head being badly crushed. The
other boy was not materially injured.
d. Mcbride has sold his lease of the
Witherell House to A. NJ. Warner, we'll
Known conductor on the New York and
Canada Railroad. The new landlord takes
possession on the 10th of November.
Revival meetings are teing held at the
Methodist church with good measure OF
success.
a correspondent says: Considerable ex-
citement has been occasioned in business
circles during the past few days by the dis
covery in the banks of Plattsburgh of some
1900 of forged notes. The maker is a
prominent business man in the north part
Of the county. Efforts are being made to
take up the notes and settle the affair.
Meanwhile. rficers have been busy attach
ing the property Of the delinquent.
SIX new hox cars arrived on Friday, for
the new Dannemora railroad. Work on
the road is being pushed, and trains will
soon be running through.
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FERRIS Bell, postmaster at
Ferrisburgh for over II wears and in trade
there for over 81 years, has sold his store
and dwelling to Mrs B. E. Coulter for
about $500, and has resigned as post
master in Mrs. Coulter's favor, and she has
received the appointment from Washington.
Mr.. Bell has commenced to build a house
half mile north of the store and postoi-
fee for his future residence Mrs. Coulter
has her l6-year-old son as her assistant.
She is to remodel the store and dwelling
and put stock Of goods in the store for her
son
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RIcnMoND-Thsre will be Universalis.
conference held at the Round church in
Richmond, on Thursday and Friday Of this
week There will be sermons and remarks
by different ministers. Among the sub
ject- discussed will be management Of par
ish affairs; our mission work aids and in
csntives to a religious life; and our COM
mon Christianity. Services will commence
each day at 10 a. IN. and 100 p. m. The
public are invited.
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Bankruptcy Notices.


hlSrRICT Or VERMONT. $ In Re Cbss,sr
~ 'radenbur-h, Bankrupt.
mime ie District Court the United States for the
whom II may concern '--4 al o'i'ei
lhe undersigned As nee Of Tho as,a.s ~ said
bdhhrupt, heICoy gives notice that il has been or
dered by the Distinct Court Of said District maj the
OF said Bankrupt, be held az Montpelier, Vermont.
az inc tihce OF &. Shurtlsn, on the 18th day Of
November, A d. ISIS, at 1 o'clock D. NJ, before
JOnh L. towards, Register, for the purposes named
Of March 2 lN67 and this is also to give notice that
nave hled my final account as Asst snee Of said
bipArupt' and that al said time lnd place shall
spplJ TO sad Court for the settlement of nv said
account and Tor discharge from all liability as
A. Snee Of SAD estate in accDrisncs with the pro
US lns OF said set.
Liied at Warren, this 18th day Of October, A. ID.
- PHlLAEDER RlFORD,
47NSW hssignee
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IN the District Court O. the United StateS, FOR
| the District q. Vermont. la the matter o.
Willie Richmond. Bankrupt-lu bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that have been appointed
by the District Court OF the nIted States .or the
istrct 81 Vermont Asst ree Of the estate OF Willie
Richmond. o. Newport in said district, who has
been adiud -ed Bankrupt by said court. upon his
own petition.
Newport Vt. October ~. a. d. is.
iSysw kENDklCK RICHMOND, As. sure.
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NOTICE IN BASRRUPrCY.

THIS Is to give notice, that on the 9Th day Of
L October \. d. ISIS, q warrant n bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of ). T. J. tray.
o. WheelOck the county 81 Caledonia lld state OF
Vermont. who have been adJudLsd nankrupts on
their petition: that the pay mcnts o. any debts
and very Of any property belonging 10 said bank
rupts, TO them, Tor their and the transfer OF
any property by them, are forbidden hy law: that
meeting Of the creditors o! said bankrupt to prove
their debts, and choose or ASST -nees OF
their estate, will be held at court OF bankruptcy,
10 be holden at the Office o. Elisha May, Esq., in
ST. Johnsbury. in the county o. Caledonia and state
o: Vermont before A. Underwood, Esq, register on
the 18th day o. November A D. ISIS. AT a O'Clock
THOMAS FAlLEf.
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
-NkhE
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IN the District Court Of tao United States for the
i District OF Vermont. In the matter of IIem9n
Hopkins, Jr.-In Bankruptcy.
This Is to give notice that the second and third
meetings OF the creditors OF the Aforesaid bankrupt
have been ordered by said court to be held in St. Al
bans, in iddistrict, On the 18th dag o. Dec A. D.
ls's, at O'Clock Z. H., at the Office OF Davis
Stevens before John L. Edwards. one Of the
registers IN bankruptcy fer said district for the
purposes named in the 18th and 18th sections Of the
bankrupt act OF March ,, -57- and that have filed
nv hnal account as Assignee Of said Bankrupt, in
said court and at said time ana place shall apply
TO sad court for settlement Of my said account
and for discharge from al liability as Assignee of
said estate, in accordance III the provisions of the
18Th section Of the bankrupt act 6! March md IS67
Eated al s.. Adams in sad District this 2lst day
Of Oct, y. d Is.
ADDISON P. POND,
lsNaN Assirnee
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Quite al extensive series of burglarie:
was undertaken at Mortified last week
stores and shops being entered and the fore
ing OF others attempted. c. Denny 4 Co
were robbed of about Sl25 worth of jevelry
while the money drawer was opened and
their safe tempered with, and E. Porter lost
SIS worth OF cutlery.
Mrs. Luther Chamberlain. of Barnard,
was thrown from buggy a short time age
and so severely hurt that her recovery Is
| doubtful.
A twelye-yearS-old Brdgowater boy ha,
killed forty woodchucks with arltle the past
summer, which is outdOne by q ProctOrs'
vile iiteen-year-oid, who has slain sixty
| three red squirrels and eleven gray ones.
The Y. NJ G. A. convention at its recent
meeting at St. Johnsbury. passed tho fOl-
lowing resolution Resolved, That in view
of the many instances of failure in business
and CT commercial irregulirity We deem it
important to place on record our conviction
of the necessity Of thorough and conscien-
tious uprightness in all business matters.
The year-old son of Thomas Norway of
Water bury, Vt. fell from the loft OF a lum-
Der shed, Saturday. and cut fearful cash
in his head. Tho doctors have some hopes
OF his recovery.
The stone cutters on the new North church
at ST. Johnsbury, have stopped work on ac-
count OF the reduction of pay about - per
cent. There probably will not be much
more work done On the church till Spring.
A double team on Saturday. ran down
steep hill at Vergennes, striking buggy.
in which were Rev. Mr. DayioOt and daugh-
ter. Both were thrown out. The daughter
was seriously and Mr.. Dayfoot quite badly
injured. The horse was killed and the buggy
demolished.
There are great expectations OF the MIR
ing enterprise at Bethel of the White River
Iron Company. 1t is claimed that the sand
OF White river, at that place. contains not
only the very best quality of iron, but that
it is found in as large quantities as 1t Is in
any part of the world, there being from 40
to Go per cent of the sand pure magnetic
iron. The Bethelites believe that the time
is not far distant when a dozen furnaces
will be in operation on White River. and
that Bethel will soon be miniature Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Griswold, of
Cornwall, celebrated their golden wedding,
the other day.
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THIS is to give notice, that on the 9Th day o.
L October A. u. Is. a warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Jonathan {. Adams
Of Concord, in the county a., Essex, ana stats Of
Vermont. who has been adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition; that the pas ment o. any debts and
delivery % any property belonging 10 said bank
iup. 10 him, Tor MS use and the TRANSFER Of any
property by him, are forbidden by law that n
their debts. and 10 choose more ASS neeS Of
his estate, will be held at court OF bankruptcy, to
he holden al the office @. Elisha May, Esq, in st.
JChnsbury, in the county O. ta-etonia and state OF
Vermont. before \. Underwood, tsl Register, N
the 9TH day Of November A. Dis O'Clock pm.
THOMAS FAILkN,
Deputy United States Marshal, a Messenger.
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Legal Notices.
nEnJaMIN Il. SMITHS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con
DISTRICT OF cwrrESnES.S BENJAMIN F. smith,
late ul Colchester. n said district, deceased
GREETING.
At probate court, holden in burlington, within
and for the district ot Ch tteuden. the 18th day
OF October, So in>; ument importing 10 be the
last will ami testament. Z Benjamin +. smith, '1'e
OF Colchester in said district, deceased, was pre-
sented to the Court aforesaid. ter probate and 10 IS
ordered by said court that the 18th day oi N"yem
her I>->, ut the probate court rooms 20 said Bur
liugtou. n, ass -ned for prov ~ -1t instrument .
and tina: notice thereof be gwen o. all persons
concerned. by puhIis' NJ TIM order three weeks
excessively in the bu. iu-tur Free ffesS news
paper printed at said Burlington, prev Gus 10 the
time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby not dcd To appear be
ore said court at the time and place Aforesaid ana
contest the pr bate 81 said Wi. % you have cause
Given under my hand at Eur. n-tOu- IN said dis
trict this 18th day 81 october, Is
I.v5w H. : TAFT. Register
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! The District Court o. the United States. for the
Instruct Of Vermont. In the matter o! D. b.
Hope, Observation-Disclosures
10 me creditors OF sl-l Bankrupt and all others
wht IN It may concern:
, Inc undersigned, Ass -nse Of the estate Of said
ordered by the District Court OF said District that
the second and third ceaera meetings Of the credi-
t0rs o. said Bankrupt, he held at Middebury, Vta
the ONCE OF Stewart q Eldrdge on the 3Jtn day az
Ho'ehner' A.D les, nj O'CLOCK ?. IN, before Hon
W. L. Eeazey Register, for the purposes named
~ tue = IN anu <oth sections Of the Bankrupt Act of
l. nave MED my hnal account : Assignee Of said
Bankrupt and tnae at said time and placs shall an
ply TO SAID Court for the settlement OF said account
and for discharge from all liabilities as Assignes
OF sara estate IN accordance with the provisions Of
said 18th section.
Dated at MiddehurY, in said District this 2Hdav
OF October, A. d. ISIS. L. D. TwITCIELL.
i'""" Assignee.
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The STATE WoRKHousE The cost of build
ing the State Workhouse was S39, 025 Is.
The cost of boilers and engine, of certain al
ticles of furniture which it became ncces-
sary to build into the structure, OF gra ding
the grounds, obtaining water and gas, etc,
have increased this amount by $3.50 81.
The buildings are completed and are being
thoroughly dried by steam heat. They will
be ready for occupancy as soon as the fur
nishng is completed and superintendent
appointed