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 4ab GiaNFch Street,
 NEW HAVEN
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For sale in New Haven by D. M WEIGH, 2s ousress avenue. STONE S CHiDSEY, l Lhuich street. GEORGE A. WHiTMOhE corner Park and Sou < SHees
 C. E, STORER 47 Di1t9eI areHne. [. $. MASON. T45 M tc Sireet. 4 G z L. WRIGHT corner Bradley and V,thdm aI eeiS.
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STARCHLENE!
 PGhfuMED STARCH 6L0as
 FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH. A GREAT DISCOVERY.

By the means of which every family may give lneir linen that brllit'i pulisb peculiar 10 hue Laundry worA shNini tinle and labor m hohlpg more than lt' entire cost Warranted. Ask tnr stur, hrne F,f1uniod Stpr1h alUss, Sold every Mhern. Who would bn MlLhoni % nIl ar rlndilg lia
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Following Testimonials.

worcester, Feb, ], ls.s. To whom it may concern
 This k to certify tIat have nFod Starchl, ne and consider it lDyaluible and would nol bs without it. lchnerlully reCcomcnd Il 10 ali hOuSekerpers. Mils. CHARLES E. PRATT Su9 Muia st.
 Worcester, Feb. 2, 1878 Gents We the undyrsig 4ed having used your Stlrehlcpe do niVst eneerfully iecsuend lt tO the public as the best article oi tho kind that have ever used
 Mrs, ". c. Rugg, l53 Grafton st
 Mrs. II. C. Dodge, Il alvndUn ht
 Mrs. A. C. Cudoret, G lgmariino st. Mrs. r. r. Norway, 2a Penn. avenne. Alis. c NJ. Fierce, Il rroSdence st. Mrs.J. Dawson Arlington st.
 Ms William Pu,ble, 90 Jefferson st. Miss MaIgelpt LinOy, IS Coluin bia st. Mrs. E. Bio ooks, laundress, 7S Central st Mrs. l.. Goddard, 60 Laurel St,
 Worcester, Mass, F.b 3, 1878 Gonis;-We, the undersigned, haying for come time sold starchlene, hnd that our customers speak m the highest terms ot 1t ai.d our sales ure stantiy ineressins Respectfully yours, s. A. Pratt, Union Store, Il Front st. Walker Arminpun X Co.,. Lln2oln sq. soph Lewis, cOlner Schuol aud Union st William T. Allen Ssn Il Man st. William 0 Patten Co., 533 Main st, l.. Harrington, 52l Mainst
 smith Crockett li3 Grafton st. $. ait X Son, COT. fruut and TrEmbu.l st. A, Marcy, 60 Urtfton st.
 A. C CadOrei, 97 Lamai tine st.
 r, Joseph MartIn, 20 Lunartipe st. N r. hupt, corner Norfolk and suffolk st.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
County Temperance Convention.

The Washington County Temperance Conven-
ton met at the Court House on Saturday last +.
+. Smith, Of Montpelier, was chosen chairman,
and J. S. Batchelder OF Waterbury, secretary.
A committee on nominations OF one from each
town represented was elected, with power to add
to their number II other towns should be repre-
sented before the close Of the session. A. c. Brown
Of Montpelier, J. s. Batcheder Of Waterbury T..
B, Dwinell, Of Marshfeld d. G. Persons Of Ber-
lin, Stephen Spencer Of Painfeld, +. Plumley OF
Mortified, and Harvey 1iden Of Barre were ap-
pointed as such committee; and reported the fol-
lowing nominations:
For county ommissoner-Stephen Spencer, Of
Plainheld
For county committee. s. Batchelder, Il. b.
Dwinell, o. d. Edgerton, Isaac e. Wheeler and
o. L. Hoyt.
For town committecs-Barre W. A. Boyce,
Jeremiah Carlton and J. S. Collins; Berlin, Daniel
Chandler, d. c. Persons and Martin w Wheeloch
Cabot, T. T. Smith, Arthur Marsh and o. c, Gid
den; Calais, Charles French, Levi Dwinell and T..
Burnap; Duxbury H. O. Ward L. w Huntley
and G. II, Craudal; East Montpelier, S. W.
Arms George Rowland and W. G. Nye; Fayston,
A. u B'agg, u. S. Stoddard and J. r. Thompson
Marshfed, Henry Averill, G. c. Bent and Arthur
Colburn; Mddesex, C. G. Putnam, Jr., William
Chaplin aud j. NJ. Holden; Montpelier, l.. L. Du-
rant, J. A. Dewing and l. NJ Wright; Moretown,
+. A. Heath, A. II. Martin and DR.. II. u. J. Howe;
Mortified, w. II. II. Claflin, s 2. circuit and A.
+. Andrews; Panfed G. T Batcheder, }. S.
Chamberlain and N. Skinner; Roxbury, H. S.
Stanton, Clark Flint and S. N. Miller; Waitsield,
w G. McAllister, l.. d. Savage and A. A. Knee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06

SOUTH WOODBURY. Quite a goodly number
from here attended the dramatic entertainment at
North Montpelier last week Wednesday evening
The drama {" Mirada y was played ioeH, and
every one came back fully paid for his trouble,
and also satisfied that when the dramatic club at
North Montpelier advertise to play, every one is
sure to hear a good play well rendered. The
school in District No. 8, taught by H. IL. Jewell,
closed February I'D, after term of twelve weeks.
Ihirty-three scholars attended during the term
The names Of the scholars not receiving any tardy
marks during the school are as follows Minnie
Lyford, Emma Nelson, Maria Trow, Mary Wells
Myrtle Ball, Nellie Sabin, Kate owen, May Blake
Rosa rrow Mary Trow, Cynthia Celley, Ada
Witham, John 1ibbetts, Willie stowe, Willie
Daniels, Glen Voodry, Burt Daniels, Frank Stowe
Dean Christy, Carley Nelson, Eddie Daniels, vii
lie Celley, Frank Daniels, Frank Daying, Herbert
Lance, Floyd Blake, Alvin Sabn, Ayern Bailey
and Lewis Celley The names OF those having
only one tardy mark are Ellsworth Tibbetts
Burt Wells aud George Wheeler, Has this beer
beat during the winter? The school closed a
the center Of the town last Friday, with an exhi
btion in the evening wlhch passed of finely
The house WIS full and every one was please,
| with the results
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
A Testimonial.

Having been great sufferer for number Of years from
Ovarian Fbrous rum1r and having been treated by the
repued skill of both schools without receiving any
lief whatever, my health failing me, became weak and
emacated that my flesh had all wasted from the bones,
with the exception of the immense growth of the
weighed hut very small amount. The physicians met and
held council and decided operation however,
without hrst letting me know there hope. My
brother A. =. stewart, then at Cambridge, accidentally
heard of Madame Secor. whose specially curing unos
by absorption She consulted and pronounced the
durable but admitted that my system, being run
down. was against my quick recovery However. was
placed under her care, and to-day perfectly well
had not been able To raise my hand above my
head for twenty-five years previous to taking her treatment
Any person doubling this write come and and
my neighbors many OF whom have been cured by the
Madame OF the and other diseases OF like character
l5g Warren Avenue
25-2sc7T-s0 MRS. WILSON MORSE, Clinton, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06

EAST WARRES.-The good people in this vicin-
ity, without regard to church or psirty, gave the
Rev. j. b, Whitney a donation visit on the eve
of the 9th OF February, leaving money to the
amount of forty dollars clear The ladies spread
the tables with bountiul supply of good things,
including oysters. Although, owing to the d" hard
times, the receipts were much smaller than usual
the evening seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. Quite lively business in lumber
ing is being carried on in town this winter Sled
ding has been unusually good since the middle of
January and farmers and umbermen have got
their teaming well done, and the mill yards are
well filled, particularly II. B. Parkers and E. c..
Perkins. The farmers have got their lumber
sawed and drawn home, which they cannot often
do in the winter for lack of water There came
near being destructive fire here on the evening
of the 9th, caused by the over-turning of kero-
sene lamp in the house of Mrs. Emma c. Pratt
The kerosene took fire and the room was immedi-
ately filled with smoke and flames; but with the
help OF neighbors it was extinguished after burn
ing the floor TO a coal and thoroughly smoking the
house. These beautiful sunny days remind us
that sugarng is at hand, and farmers should be
making preparations for securing the first run
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
Nieekh .Warkets
Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending Tuesday
March 5, ISIS.
AMOUNT STOCK hARKEI.
Cattle. Sheep Shofes Hogs. Cairts.
ihsi Meek 9 sss 10, sG1 %, s6ss ia
One year ago.. PA 3.l75 $50 1924 81
PRIuEs-BesT Cdfle-Exa fst and heavy premium oxen,
s700f 50; rst quality, s6OO9650; second quality, s525
1550, third qualify s475GtOO " 100 rs total weight
hide taow and dressed beef. few choice single pairs.
sI756t7.s5 Bulls, etc. 81 .50@O.O0
WOfLtaO Orep-slO0Sll6i Ai according their
value bref. Handy steers s7nGlO.
Mich CONsfair quality, s2Sti5; extra good s5OeIl5
with without calves. agree farrow ana or
binary, slO@2s; yearlngs. s00o6t2001 two-y-ars-os
sli.Hft2s.UU. three years-Olds, s2t.OO6iOO0.
Shser and Lambs -Conmun 3G1i4c; extra, 50574 q u
live weight, or s2.506I550 u head.
Fat HOgs siitc n pound.
Veal Cdires-s4 Sos so q head.
Mdes-Bnghton, bk@tOOc; country lots. &C. d n. Cali
skins lsellc ralow, 5kc u N; Country, Sc N Pelis
with wool on, 81 o0Gl 50each Country lots, sO@l50
REMARKs-Not any Improvement in the cattle trade
this week Seison McFlynn sold sixty steers average
2SO rs at S55 d cw live, and sixteen steers averag,
800 Ms S. q n; d. W. Mills sold six fairish
dress 900 lbs each at Ic dressed weight T. r. Brown sold
seYen yearsod steers To dress 400 ms each at S3
head u. sargent sold two home weight 800 rs, NJ
sliO There is decline in sheep OF Asc 81 n from las
week, which SIecte by owners The rates wOulf
MT let out from home costs. NJ Pike sold eighty
sheep and lambs so ms at 5kc D. Fairbanks sole
hundred gross weight $3.50 bs, at 5l4c |. Is. Sargen
sold hundred and twenty-five lambs, average 70 Ms q
2Q bs ut 5c and forty-one sheep average l2o Ms Il
hs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06

WATERBURY. Those who attended the concert
given by A. j. Phillips singingclass at the hotel
hall last Wednesday evening were highly enter
tanned, and his assistants from Montpelier were
duly appreciated. Mrs w A. Briggs was de-
elared an excellent singer and when she sang
4" Dear little bird, sing everywhere" she was
heartily encored and sang in response another
song equally as good /" Land of the Swallows ="
was sung by Misses Abbott and Dewel These
ladies are fine singers, and on that occasion they
proved this fact. Aunie Lee" was sung by
Misses Arms and Graves, Messrs. Phillips aud
Wheelock "rhe Snow Lies White" by Mr.
Phillips " Waltz Song by Miss Delano; The
Mariners by Mrs Briggs Messrs Phillips and
by the class All of these were well sung, and a
ton" Take II all in ALL 1t was grand success
Much credit is due to Mr. Phillips for the instruc-
tons he has given his class The concert closed
by the class and audience singing " Praise God
from whom all blessings flow -, The creditors
of George Greeley met him at II. NJ Bruces hotel
last Wednesday, but failed TO get a settlement
with hun ,Johnston's theatre did not reap a
very heavy harvest here. There was quite a dis
tnrbance behind the scenes last Saturday evening
caused by one Of the actors having tit DR. Il.
| II. Newton from the office OF DE-. o. L. Forbush,
Montpelier viii be NJ the Waterbury Hotel ON
| Monday, March nth, and for a few days there
after, and Will be ready TO perform all descrip-
lions Of dentistry for any who may favor him
| with their patronage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
Fire Record for the Week.
Vermont.

vermont.
In TIyDEvILR George II Chaplin's store WINS
burned on the LIST inst Loss, $4,000
In BURhNGToN.- The house Of Henry Cham
BERLIN in Burlington the veteran conductor OF the
Central Vermont, took fire on the 10Th ult., and
the ell part was ruined Insured
In WATERBuRy.-Mr. J. Tatro's house was
burned at ten o'clock Monday night It Is re-
ported that he lost eighty bushels Of potatoes, a
barrel of pork and part of his furniture Insured.
In FAiRHAvEN.- store Of Pitkin & Brother,
the dwelnghouse of Mr.. Parker, and other
buildings at Farhaven, were destroyed by fire on
the night Of the 2sth ult Loss, s2i,O 900; insured
for $4,000
Elsewhere.
In WEST NEWTON PA,-Markle q Sons paper
mills are burned. Loss, 100000; insured for
s47, 900
In IloT SPRINGS AKA dispatch to the Bos-
ton journal, dated the 9TH, says. terrible con-
Migration is in progress Nearly the whole bust
ness part is already burned, including the Hot
Springs Hotel, American House, numerous bath
houses, banks printing offices, etc"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
Personal.


DIR. FRiNK, who went from Waterbury to Texas
a short time ago, for his health, died last Sun
day evening.
MIDDLEBURy COLLEGE has secured the services
Of Professor c. W. Hall, late Of Germany, as In
structor In natural science.
GOVERNOR FAIRBANKS has nominated rs hon
orafy commissioners IN the Paris Exposition
GovernorJ. Gregory Smith and Hon. l.. P. Poland.
The city papers announce that the wife Of
Chauncey X. Williams, formerly Of the Rutland
Globe, has inherited about fifty thousand dollars
from her father Mr.. Bedell, a prominent banker,
who recently died in Brooklyn, N. Y, with re-
version Of as much more after her mothers death
ALTOGETHER the meanest thing that has yet
been said of Congressman Hewitt Is the statement
of the Chairman Of the Democratic State Commit
tee for Vermont, that he has "personal knowl-
edge of the inefciency Of Mr.. Hewitt, who is
doubtless a very estlmable gentleman, but quite
unfit for the position he held but did not FILL
THE golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim
Moore was appropriately celebrated at their resi-
dence in Iandgrove ON Wednesday, the Goth ult
An extended report OF the same is excluded from
our columns for want OF space. It is perhaps suf-
ficient to say that the occasion thoroughly en-
joyed by the large numbers present, and that the
happy couple have the best wishes of their
crowds of friends.
The hosts of friends of Professor Collier of the
Department of Agriculture at Washington, were
greatly pleased to see him at the Board meetings
held here last week. and still more pleased to note
his greatly improved health. Whenever the Com
missioner of Agriculture IL invited to come to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06

FAysroN school in District No. 0, taught
by ID. 5. Stoddard, and Just closed, shows by the
register IN average attendance of twenty EIGHT
out Of total number of thirty-nine; and two of
them were not enrolled until the middle OF the
term, one was sick and three moved away the
last half, leaving really but thrty-one scholars
attending school-a high average attendance.
Lumbermen are very busy stocking their saw
mills, the short shedding season making them
hurry. -. b. Thompson raised, seven-eighths
of an acre, thirty-seven and one-half bushels Of
wheat, of the Lost Nation variety. II any one has
done better John wants to know who did il and
how it was done Dorric Stoddard and Ben
Buzzell tried their skill at wrestling. Ben got
the better Of Dorrc on the second round, and
threw him, giving him severely sprained ankle,
causing him to go two weeks ON crutches e. C.
D. Billings, while quietly travelling the highway
and probably meditating upon the career of j. II
Batchelder. by whom he is likely to lose thou.
sand or two, was suddenly assaulted by the end
of Dr. Vandeusen's sleigh thill, which sent him
rolling over in the snow, giving him severe
wrenching and frock minus one sleeve Tn,
Doctor could readily mend the bruises Of the body
but could do nothing for the damaged sleeve.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06

Many persons say; 81 haven't got the CONSUMPTION"
when asked to their Cough with shiioh's Con
sumption Cure. DO they know that Coughs lead Ia
Consumption, and remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely Cough amy Lung OF
Throat Trouble? We know it Will when all Others
fail faith In II Is positive that will refund the
price paid you receive benefit Is not this fair propo
sion? Pceten cents, fty cents and slOO per bottle
For Lame Chest. Back Side use shiioh's Porous
Plaster. Price twenty Ave For sale by Frank II
Bascom and Bixby's Wilson, Montpelier w. and by W,
II, Gladding, Barre. 2l-47eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
DILEy MANsrIELD,s ESTATE.

In Probate Court held Al Montpelier said District,
the 10Th day Of February A. ID. ISIS
The Account OF Ira richardson laie Executor Of thu last
VIII and Testament Of Riley Mansfield, late Of fayston,
IN said District decreased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance and makes
application for decree OF distribution and partition
VI the OF said deceased. Wheeupon, Il Is ordered
by said Court, that said account and said application
be referred thereof he held the Probate OF
nee Montpelier the 18th day Of March, A. d. ISIS,
for hearing and decision tereon And rs further ordered
that noce hereof he given 10 all persons Interested by pub
LEGATION the Three weeks successfully In the Yer
mont Waterman A State Journal, Wspaper published
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing
that appear said time and place, and show
cause II any they may have why said should
he allowed and such decree made by the Court-Aesi
2l-a6 HARVEY rILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
Gard 10 Our Patrons.

Having completed the removal To our new store
in Jackman's block Main street, we are now en-
hbled TO olier You more attractive Inducements
than ever In the way Of millinery and small ware,
at the lowest possible rates Assuring you Of oui
earnest desire and ability to I'LL any orders you
may favor Us with. in u prompt aud satisfactory
manner aud thanking YOU for past fayurs aul
soliciting continuance II the same,
We remain respectfully your,
Nix. a MRs. A. G. BRApFoHD
Barre, Vt, February 10, 1878.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
YOu Must Cure that Cough.

With shiioh's Consumption Cure you can cure
YOURSELF II has established the fact that Consumption can
be cured, while for Coughs, Bronchitis whoopng Cough
Asthma, and al Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs l. alb
solutely without equal Two doses will relieve your
child Of Group Is pleasant to take and perfectly harm
less to the youngest child and mother afford to he
without IT, You two-thrds Of bottle, and If what
we say IL not true will refund the price paid Price 10
cents 80 cents and sOO per bottle. II your Lungs
or Chest or Back lame, sbilohs Porous Plaster.
Sold by FRANK II. BAsCOM, Montpelier, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, you Constpated, have you a
Yellow Skin, Loss Of Appetite Ieadeche2 II don't fail
to use Shiloh's Systematic vitaiizer. II Ia guaran-
eed to relieve you, and will you continue suffer, when
you be cured such terms these? Price, 10 cents
and IS cents. Sold by FRANK II. BAsCoM, Montpelier.
Wells Persian Perfume HacISmetack." Is rich and
fragrant Try It. Sold by FRANK H. BAsCoM, Mont
peer, VI. s2-3ieow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
TOWN REPORT

The orders drawn by the Selectmen during the
past year amount to So 3l 81 One new road,
one sewer, one drain and various branch drains
have been constructed during the past year.
There are now in town ten miles and one hundred
and seventy-eight feet of sidewalks, which are
all in excellent condition. The cost of the poor,
outside the town farm, has been 1858 40. one
hundred and ninety-four dollars and seventy-fve
cents has been expended on brick sidewalks, and
SOL II on drains Six hundred and fifty one dol
lars and fifty-nne cents was devoted TO plank
walks, and the entire expense of the streets was
~ 2206O Our debt has been reduced s7,972 %
during the past year. Our bonded debt unma'
tured is Sl3S 800, follows: SOS, 800 will fall due
January LIST, 1881; 100000 January list, 1888
$4,000 January LIST, 1885; $4,000 January LIST
1887; 100000 January LIST, 1880 In addition Il
this, there is floating debt of $4,000. one
thousand one hundred ninety dollars and eighty
nine cents covers the amount Of sales of liquors a
the agency. The expense Of the poor on the farm
was S3,20i50 The Cemetery Commissioners re
port a balance on hand of $3.50 II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
JOSEPH HAsELToN,s ESTATE.

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, In and for said
District, on the 27th day of February. A. ID. 1875;
An instrument purporting to be the last VIII and Tesa-
nent OF Joseph haseton, late of Waitsteld In said dis
tftc deceased, being presented to the Court by william
Haseon the Executor therein named, for Probate II Is
ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned therein
notified appear at session of said Court to be held at
Probate Office In Montpelier the s2d day of March, A.
d. ISIS and show II they have, against the
probate said will for which purpose 1t Is further ordered
that copy the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully In the Vermont Watchnan and state
Journal printed at Montpelier, previous to said time a
pointed fol hearing. By the cOurt-Attest,
25-g1 HARVEY IlLDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
A Gentle Hint.

In style Of climate, with ts sudden changes tenn
perature-rain, wind and sunshine often ntemlnged IN
single day-t is wonder that children friends and
relatives frequently taken from by neglected colds,
half the deaths resulting directly from this bottle
Of Boschee's German Syrup, kept about your home
for immediate will prevent serious sickness large
doctors bill and perhaps DEATH by the Of three four
doses For curing CONSUMPTION, Hemorrhages Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs, Group, any Disease Of the Throat
Lungs, Ia Ia simply wonderful your druggist will
tell you German Syrup il now sold in every town and
village this continent sample bottles trial 10
regular size, rs For sale by FRANK II BAsCoM,
Druggist, Agent for Montpelier, Vt 1896
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-06
Msrriaars.

In Norwich, February a. by Rev. A. Hazen, FREDER-
lex l.. klNGsBURl and LUELLA l.. OLDS.
In Waitsheld, March by Rev. c. H. Lcyerton FRED
LONG, Of Warren, and ANNIE G. BoYCE, of Fayston.
In Barre February %. by Rev, W. H. Wight, sEwEII
AlNsWORfH and DORA G. MOVES, both Of Montpelier
In Newhury, February 81 by Rev. S. L. Bates JOHN s.
BURROUGHS and HATTIE +. LANG, both of Newbury
IL Barre, March 2, by Rev james Vincent, ALBERT s.
CASWELL. Of Montpelier, and ABBIE T. DICKINSON
Of st. Albans.
In Woodbury., March .. by Rev. J. j. Bailey EUGENE
W. CARR Of Woodbury. formerly Of Lawrence, Mass
and ADA A. KENESTON, of Woodbury..