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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-18
STATE OF VERMONT

Charlotte c. Powell Of sutton, 10 said county, having
filed her petition the Caledonia County Court to be
holden at St Joshury within and for said county, The
hHt Tuesday December A. u ISIS, settling forth SUBJ
stance that she married To William W Powell The
1h day of December, 1851 that about the st day Of
December, lh5, the said William deserted her and ceased 90
support and has since neglected tn support her and
has continued said deseron and has ON divers occasons
committed the crime of adultery and praying, for said
tor divorce from the bonds mamuny, and tor
the and custody OF their children and for amouy
leave 10 resume her maiden name And U appearing that
the said william Powell resides without tbs state,
that said petition cannot be served upon hlr,
n Is ordered. That the said william " Powell be sun-
moned To appear and 20 the said petition the
day Of said term OF said Court by the publication of the
substance Of said petition together with This order the
Vermont Waterman State journal, published n Mont
peler three weeks successfully the last OF which puh-
tons To be At least six weeks prior said term OF Court
Dated ~ ST. JohnsbuIy aforesaid 10th day OF sen-
Der, A, ID. ls7s.
A; +. RANKIN. Clerk.
y n III fuf Ntf1l nuf 40 n
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The Heated Term

Mandrake Btters are Just the medicine to use during
the heated term They rectfy orpdty of the Liver, give
tone to the stomach they act without gripping upon the
Bowels they bile from the Blood they purify reg
ulate aud nygorate the Body thereby preventing many
diseases incident to hot weather The public, the
medical profession and the press have borne ample test
mony to the sterling qualities OF the Mandrake Bitters
made by HENRY JOHNSON 4 LORD, Burlington, Vt,
who the only propreors Of the genuine Price
Ave cents per bottle.
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TESTIMONIAL.

MADAME sEooR, NJ. D., $50 WARREN AyESuEi
tender TO you my most sincere thanks Rs under your
treatment have fully recovered from hhTons ovarian
tum0r OF several years growth which attended with
great pain and suffering My family physician, ~ well As
others, pronounced my disease ncInbe, but hearing
your great success In similar cases induced to put
my sell under gouf Thank God fully am
free that terrible malady which sooner OF later wond
have ended my days. would nay those aihcied with
tumos, and ali other troubles peculiar to feaies con
suit Madame seur AZ once, and not walt until the system is
Frustrated by disease VIII be happy to answer any In
qulres MRS W. II. FOND.
A0fseoOd, Mas.
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Coon CHANcE-Lady agents can find good
chance for employment by looking at the adver-
tisement of Madame Griswold's corsets. One
who is willing to work may find plenty to do by
taking hold of this matter in earnest Send for
"A pirpulnr
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ln Probate Court held AZ Montpelier "a and for said
District, On the l2th day OF september A. u, lS7si
5; $ keton, Administrator Of the estate of Wlulam W,
Caldwell, late OF Montpelier IN said District, deceased
makes application to SAD Court for license TO sell the uer
es Of the estate OF said Caldwell IN the following described
real estate 70 Wit building LOT and dwelling house shed
and barn thereon, situated the eseIly side Barre
street OF ,he highway leadng ~ onion liver and n the
village Of Montpelier and bounded westerly by land owned
and occupied 9y Timothy Hubbard noIthety by land
formerly owned by l. W. brown, and land owned hy the
estate OF William D. Hubbard; souerly BY the land owned
and occupied By W Ellis, and sOuthwestey the ha-
way aforesaid the 18th day of June, \. h. 1874,
conveyed by qutclaim deed from neore ~ Rhor said
Caldwell as said Administrator Is Informed and believes
the payment Of certain prnnissury given
sad kker 10 said Caldwell, and that upon the ayinent Of
said notes said Caldwell agreed 10 the premises
said Mkef, and that said uii claim deed Is n law and
equity mortgage deed and nothing more, representing
that sale u said premises conveyed TO- and held 10y said
Caldwell, together with The sale OF said NOTES, would be
beneficial 10 all persons interested n the estate of said VIM
". Caldwell deceased whercnpnn, Il Is ordered by SAIL
Court that said application be referred ~ session theicu
be held Al the Probate ONCE In said onpee tho stu
day OF Oc A. d. ISIS hearing and decision thereon; and
II further ordered that all persons Interested bee notified
hereof by publication Of notice OF said application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully the Vermont Matchan
a STATE journal, newspaper published nd Montnoor and
which clrouates IN the neghhulhuudo of those ntees be-
foe said time Of hearing, that they appear al said time
AID place. anu, II they sec cause, object thereto.
hy the Court.-Attest
S-5S n. A. CHASE, Register.
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WArEhnunY'-Wednesday last, while Luke J.
Roberts was at work in his sugar orchard splitting
wood he cut cash two and one-haf inches long
and one deep in the instep of his left foot
Another man who was at work with him moved
the stick as Roberts was about to strike it, which
caused the accident
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-18

MoRHusynLE.-'rhe Advent camp meeting
commenced in Slows grove September nth, and
closed September nth They had regular DO.
lice force and everything went in clock work or.
der''''A large number from here attended the
State lair at st. Adams last week, and all report
IA grand time big cabbage heads, etc. Twenty
seven tickets were sold to parties going to Bur.
lngton on the excursion last week Tuesday.
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The Centaur Liniments are Of two kinds. The
White Ia for the human family; the Yellow IL for
horses sheep and other animals. Testimonials Of the
effects produced by these remarkable Preparations
wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured OF
any druggist by mail from the ONCE of The CESTAuR
COMPANY 40 Dey Street New York City. 1853
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TuSnRDGE-Mr T.. X. Skinner OF this place
received ten dollars as first premium on ten
pounds of butter exhibited at the New England
Fair at Worcester, Mass We congratulate Mr.
Skinner on his success, AS he had to compete with
twenty other exhibitors Mr. skinner devotes
his entire time to his dairy and is one OF the most
successful dairymen in the state The Tun-
bridge Amateur Dramatic Club presented the other
night Fowls great drama entitled the "Jesuits
in America" The house was crowded and the
actors, one and all, did well considering it was
their first appearance, by request they repeat
the same play Friday evening, Mt Town Hall.
Admission fifteen cents children under ten years,
accompanied by their parents, free. Give them
another full house.
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STATE BOARD or lIFALTH-A circular issued
by Drs. l.. e. Butler, of Essex H. d. IIolton, of
Brattleboro and Sumner Putnam of this village,
has been sent to the physicians of the state, ask
ing their aid in securing legislation during the
next session for the establishment of a state Board
of Health and Vital Statistics We quote from
the circular: "The object of the Board Of Health
will be to investigate the history and causes Of all
contagious and infectious diseases, and to instruct
aud interest the people In the methods of con.
trolling and preventing them. 1t Is now gem
orally understood among medical men that IN.
phoid fever, cholera, small pox, scarlatina dipb-
liberia, and 10 certain extent consumption, be.
long To class Of diseases whose approach il for.
shadowed and whose prevalence and fatality
may, to q large extent, be prevented by proper
hygienic and sanitary regulations. More titan
half the deaths in the state cash year occur from
the diseases above mentioned Aud II Is conf
IDENTIFY believed that with such an organization as
we propose in u state Board Of Health, and the
sanction Of law, large proportion of this NOR
tality may be saved, II one-half the victims OF
these diseases can be rescued from the grave
thereby, Is IL not an object most ardently To be
desired So we think And II Is with this In
mind, rs well rs another, and quite as important
an Object also, namely, the prevention oi these
diseases, and the mitigation Of their nyages when
present rs epidemics that we invite your favor
able consideration for the bill to be proposed
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Speriai Nuires.
VAL PbStEs
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

A BSOLOl ELY ~ IKE.
"RoYAL" has larger sale than all other baking pow
ders combined because OF its unquesoned Purity uni
form Strength Heahfulness and efficacy. Prepared from
GRAPE CREAM TARTAR imported expressly for this
peerless powder direct the Wine district of Franoe
has received the Endorsement and Recommendation of the
New York Board Of HEALTH and of eminent physicians and
scientific everywhere Nofamy having used the
Royal Baking Powder will ever be without it.
sold only In the cans by grooers.
~ The finest preparation in the world. Consumers
should observe that It's perfect purity strength only
nsures in baking makes go onethrd further
than aduerated weight kinds It will keep any
length of time in any climate. 4O-sla
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LADD's ESTATE,

Il NOMMlNNlbNEk~' NOIlil.
The undersigned having been appointed 10y the Honorable
Probate Court for tue District Of Washington Commission
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of Daniel laid. late On
Waterbury in said District deceased, and AL claims eNhh
itei in Offset thereto hrhy give notge that viii meet
for the purposes aforesaid az the dwelling uur OF te late
Daniel ladd the eth day September and 9th day of
March next, from one o'clock o. 81. uni! i've O'Clock D.
each of said days and that six months from the -lth day of
september, 4. u. ISIS The time mic by Cuur or
said creditors to present their claims to Ms for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Waterbury this 6ih day of September A. D. ISIS
j. :. BArCHELpfR. lo........i.....
52-5i JAMES X. FULLIRION,i COMMISSIONER
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MoRErowS.-TheM Methodist Sunday school held
concert last Sabbath afternoon, consisting of
speaking, singing and reading of passages Of
Scripture, which was quite creditabo to them.
The singing by the little ones WAS ueiy fine.
Ihere VIII be meeting at the church next Sat
urday evening of singers and those Interested in
the cause OF singing-to which all are invited
Mrs Russell sawyer Is quite sick and has been for
some time Farmers still hold their summer
butter Even at this early date we are informed
the upper school has decided TO have an exhib-
ton at the close OF the school about six weeks
hence
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BUTTER MARKEr.-ln st. Adams on Tuesday,
common grades sold at from ten to sixteen cents,
and selections at from eighteen to twenty cents
uer uound
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zrqal 9loife5.
TOMAS RICHs ESTATE.

TOMAS RIGHTS ESTATE.
- COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed boy the Honorable
Probate Court for tile District Of Washington Comm
70 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of Jonas HlA. late of
Mortified, in said District, deceased, and a claims cyhh
c In offset thereto hereby notice that viii meet
for the purposes aforesaid at ic office Of r. n bradford
in Northheld on the SIN day of October and 18th day of
December next from O'Clock un three O'Clock
each OF said days, and that months the 90 day OF
August 4. d. ISIS Is the time limited by sld for said
creditor, 10 present their claims to for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Mortified, this 18Th day of sep. a. u. ls1s
,,. v, HqWEn Commissioner
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MAhshFirIp ON Thursday of last week Mrs.
; d. hollister, of this town. and Mrs. c. c, Eaton,
OF Middlesex' started on a tour West to visit a
brother, Captain l.. l., Coburn, and mn uncle Major
D. J. Coburn, of Chicago, and friends in Illinois
and Minnesota
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Two notices. Mrs. Lizzie Bushnell ..................g 80
Lords Prayer spatter-worl, motto and frame Mrs.
NJ A. biAiftil
Specimen Of penmonship Charley Crandal ........ Is
Shaving case Belle Jfandnll. Observation-Disclosures. %
Iaing collars and handkerchief Hattie Turner. 90. 50
fin-cushions, neede-books and tatting cases, very
nice, Mrs. Eunicc loyce eighty years old. ,..... 10
Best toilet se Miss Lila Buckley. ............. 20
Second, Mrs. A. G. rs
Third, Willie Freeman. IS
Wax cross, Alice o. Pierce, Observation-Disclosures. Is
Spatter work cross, Mrs II. ~ Bushnell ....... rs
Pillow siains, Mrs. !. 9. Gleason .....,....... %
Hair work Mrs. "A. Lewis. .........., ..... 10
Plaster case Lucy H. loyce.. ... Din.
spllnt baskets, Mrs. William farr ................. %
Wau-bracket and lctter-case Mrs. A. NJ. plerce. Is
Two coored crayon pictures, Miss Minnie Fasset. NJ
tardcase, Abby Andrews. ~
Two oil paintings, Matte Prentiss .............. 80
Match-safc Willie Freeman. Observation-Disclosures, Is
Crystal basket, Helen Holden ............. ... rs
Cardboard picture, Jennie VI. Banafd... .......... 70
Needle-wofk Miss NJ. l.. rambling. -
Handkerchief box Miss NJ l.. Tambllng .......... %
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Auction Sale of Bankrupt Estate,

There will he sold at public auction NJ the residence Of
\: NJ sloeun' ~ Berlin, W., on Friday. the 18th day
OF October, 1878, commencing ut ten o'oi0e A. w. lie
following described property, o vii The" Socum Farm,
conastng Of about one hundred and twenty uf and
and the buildings thereon, In said Bprn nunuty Of Hay
Grain and other Crops sixteen Cows four iwn-y oar-od
Heiiers nye 1carlug4 twelve sheppard Lambs Horse
Ten logs aud rgs set Of Milk Pans. and Cheese Presses
one Farm wagon one Lumber Wagon. one Oren Buggy.
one Top liuggy, Sled, Sleigh; thtcn lnes two
Sleigh Robes Moving Machine Horse Rake, Ieddrt
PlOws, lIufruws Gultlvator. Roller shove- Hoes Forks
Chains and other forming utensils
Montpelier, September Il, ISIS si-55
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II. g. BLAisDELL, leader Of the Blaisdell or
chestra, is organizing brass band tournament
to take place at Newport the last week in Sep
TENDER This will be novelty in the way Of
country entertainment, and it is to be hoped it
will be a success
RUTLAND COUNTY.
DANNY claims the champion base ball thrower,
who has thrown ball three hundred and
sixty feet.
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c9lnirr in Bankruptcy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Vermont

IN BANKRUP Y.-District of Vermont.
This 10 gre notice That the 2sih day August A.
H. 1873, Warrant iu Baukruutcy issued against the
estate Of LEWIS Is. IHHESllER, OF Norihned. IN the
County Of Washington and state 90 Vermont, who has
been adjudged bankrupt his petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery of any property be-
longing said bankrupt, him for his and the
transfer of any property by him, forbidden by Law that
meeting of The creditors of said bankrupt, 10 their
debts and to choose ur more AsGure- OF h- estate VIII
be held Court OF Bankruptcy to he holden at the Office
Of James " johnson, Of Northhcdi In the County of wash
ngon and state Of Vermont before J.. J.. l.AWEENcE,
Esq Register on the ls day of October A. D. sI' at nine
o'clock A. ~. GEO. T.. POSTER,
5i-i3 United states Marshal. Messenger.
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REV. MIR. CRocKER, of the Baptist church in
Groton, has resigned his pastorate. John Nut
ter, of Barnet, seventy-two years old, fell dead
on a recent morning while building fire.. -.
John Caswell, of st. Johnsbury, who was in 1876
sent to Windsor for two years for completely in
theft, has been discharged three months and nine
days before his time for good behavior while
in prison
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-18

PLAINFIELD,-Mr, G. r. Dudley is to direct
musical convention 70 be held in this place the
second week In October.
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GRAND LIST or VERMoSr-We are indebted
to Hon George Nichols Secretary OF State, for
the following summary OF the grand list Of Yer
mont for 1873;
Real estate No. Of acres, 61S5,-
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Vermont State News.

ADDISON COUNTY
W. I. NEWMAN, an eccentric farmer in West
Addison, had not begun haying few days ago.
....A young man was recently arrested in Yer
gennes for felonious assault on n young lady of
that city lie was bound over in the sum of $500
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
JESSIE FRAZIER, fourteen years old, was caught
by a revolving shaft in the bennington wooden
mills the 10th, and seriously injured
c.trpoSt, corSry
REV MIR. CnocKrR. of the Baptist church in
Croton bas resgned bis nastorate Iob, NM
ter. of Barnet. seventv-two years old fell dead
ON n recent morninc whi,a buiIding n fro
John Caswell. of St Johnsburv. who was in 1876
sent to Windsor for two wears for comnlicitv in
theft, has been discharged three months and nine
DAYS before his time. for good behavior while
in prison.
cHITTESDES COUNTY.
BURLINGTON has new musical society which
proposes to give series of first-class concerts the
coming season.. Mrs Dolan, of Burlington,
fell from the front steps of her house the other
evening, fracturing her neck and dying immed-
atey.. One William Rand and Mrs j. l.. Fowle
recently eloped from Woburn, Mass, and settled
down in Burlington. The other day they were
arrested by the woman's husband and held for
trial in the sum of $3.50 each. The woman de-
ciared that she would not leave jail unless her
lover couiu' 700 ana, strange as II may appear,
'"e i"''''o''eo huspahu gave oail Tor Doth OF
''''''' anu ''io n"pPS 'rio started ior "opurn'
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
oN 'ho evening oil the llth, Lorenzo Allen, his
"i'o anu " bliss re''oh were thrown from buggy
ny 'ne sudden starting oil their horse while ON
,"e'r way T" 'heir nome IN FAIRFAX MIS- Allen
"'u one ies orokeh III TWO places, ana the other
parties were severely bruised. ''''k' o. wick
""ie' "'"e'y Aho"h"s tie living sheietoh, ued
az MS nome III North FAIRFAX, the 10Th inst, OF
pne""ohi"' some 'lhe ago ne was with r. I.
narhulh III new lofK, eNhioited as living
skeleton ana thereby accumulated some money.
Alter MS return 10 North Fairfax he was APP
pointed postmaster ana ned the oice until his
death'''''Mrs Jufa Chaiiey, OF Richford, a lady
eighty years OF age dslocated mp the other day
py iaIiihg ihto Il SWALLOW weli''..'A large num-
oer vi poultry iahciers met IN ot Adams the other
=, "H" '''e '"''.y h'so'"'-
~, w. ~, y''" % o. 4N''""S'
t IT. $50 80 sow - ''N'''n'' 'e'io'
80 -. ,'o"'
. :" Wv 80. ,'''' ''' V, '''e0.u,s'
"' "uop''u 'o"'''''''o" anu ps-N'"s' me
''''" ~ ''D'o0' W '"' o'i' VI '"o
uirectors' during the state iair NJ 81. Adams
MI hidder, an OLD gentleman oil Swanton, had
MS pocket-book stolen, with fourteen dollars in
money, and valuable papers. Several Others were
Vlctilnized IN IKE manner
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
JONI H. AMIDoN of Elmore, veteran of Com
many Flev.nth Xermont Regiment Heavy Ar
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The County Fair.


The tenth annual fair Of the County Agricul-
tural Society opened yesterday, with good weather
but very slim attendance. From what we saw
and learned on the grounds we Judge that tho ex-
hibit will hardly come up to that of former years
Floral Hall, Mt the time we inspected it, was
being gradually supplied with articles useful and
beautiful The display Of flowers promised to he
very extensive and attractive, but the space al
lotted to this feature OF the fair was not yet COM
pletely filled Mrs. Sowles and Mrs. Clark, from
Barre, contribute largely to this department-the
former three hundred and ffty-seven varieties,
and the latter eighty varieties. But there were
more to come, and to-day the display in that and
other departments will be more complete.
The stock exhibit is not ~ large as usual The
famous Iosyn herd from Waitsfeld is on the
grounds, but the Fisher herd from Cabot is not
there.
The poultry show is about as usual, and COM
prises a fine lot OF all varieties
Nothing was done yesterday save the routine
business, aside from the races, of which there
were two. J. II. Ransom Of Mortified, A. Mar
tin of Williamstown, and A. o. Cummins of
Montpelier, acted as judges. The following are
the scores
Purse No. 1, S75-for horses that never beat
2i5-S30 to first, $50 to second, $40 to third and
e.,
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The buildings In g10f order-a barn ~ by "a feet
newly repaired and hore-bin g by 20 feet with cellar
under both having been lately bnt Good running water
AZ both house AMI barn said farm is situated une-ha
mile from school and one fourth mile from the Methodist
meeting-house
There viii also be sold, at the same time lhe hay straw
ana corn fodder raised the pciuses also pair lf
work horses thirteen four yearlings, and
several pigs, also farming and dairy tools the premises.
sale the premises, and TO ~ O'Clock
bl-5 L. az A. 4. HANCOCK
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The Novelty Works at Springfield are erecting
new buildings on the site of those burned, and
there is fair prospect that work will be lively
again in that region soon. Among the inmates
OF the State Prison at Windsor Is Joseph Glynn,
who is serving out two years sentence for pos-
oning hogs Glynn is eighty-two years old, the
father of fifteen children and veteran of the
war Of 1912, in which he was three times wounded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-18
no ALL LADIES
SUFFERING FROM
Ovarian or Uterine TumOrS.
NINE. SECOR, M. D.,

Of 5q Warren avenue Boston, and get cured without the
use Of the knife. Thousands of testimonials are
shown from the first ladies OF this country and Europe all
Of whom will testify personally To the Doctors In
Till daily, $500 -
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CLASS VIII.-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Best double farm wagon. Florence McAry.......s 81 on
Best pnlverizng harrow, T. w. Putnam ......... Dip.
best hofse-rake Geaner), c. II. Cranda Dip.
Best ox-yoke &. NJ. Fisher. .............. ....... So
BEST dog power L. +. Richardson w
Best apple quarterer and q. T.. Bllngs.....
best farm basket, Oscar o. Heath. 50
Best clothes basket Oscar o. Heath .............. 2i
Best work basket, Oscar o. Heath. ............ rs
Best plow A. Is. whitcomb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Second, c. o. Graves. Dip
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BRArrLEBoRo has given five hundred dollars
or over to the yellow fever sufferers ON the
docket for the present term Of the county court
there are nearly two hundred cases, and ii is ex-
pected that it will take a four weeks session to
do up the business. A violent rain storm Wis
tied Dummerston few days ago. doing about
$1,000 damage