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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

The Agricultural Meeting has been v I'll
attended BY pacpie from sUrrQgniiug towns
DR.. q. 4 H0Earrt has iast odtainael
fresh virus for the purpose Of fascination
Al the last nesting Il the tsmperanc4 so
ciety resolutions we're DasHeC unanimously
approving the irm stand taken BY the tenn
perance people OF St Adams, and expressing
WaEm sympathy with them on account Of
the dacce ordeal OF adverse public sentiment
70 which they have 80 willingly sue sctei
themselves. A copy Of the resolutions goes
70 the chairman Of the temperance working
COMMITTEES at SG Adams.
Stearns, Underwood Co.'S new boiler
from the Coughlan Boiler Works * Eliyuka.
Mass, arrived saturday L ni rated aE 90 o.
horse power, and 10 being set with the great
sst possible dispatch IL Is expected 60 have
the works n operation early next week
Our school superintendent, u o. Howe,
appointed a meeting 1t CulGu hal asst z --day
evening, for teachers and Al interested in the
Advancement of education and We ars happy
70 say that our people showed their apurseia-
tiou Of hls effort by giving him a veil filed
house The exercises included music. read
ing, speaking, the recitation of a grammar
class from our village school taught By Mss
Ella Parkhursr, and short lnd instructive sz
sreises 90 the blackboard by " Davidson
and Mr. Hove, accompanied with w-ii timed
and interesting remarks, which we're listened
to WITH attention and appreciation.
If you have an offending member u yCur
mouth, cal on z 4 Woodbury..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

The ladies' Of the Nfhodist society VII
hold sociahla and oysts supper &C the YES
~ OF the new church a Ilasday evening,
Jan. 10. Proceeds 70 hfapplied tcwlriis fur
nishinE the church.
The Death Of Mss .nms z. Alle1. which
TOOK 1iaca At Gardner. Mss. aust Esek. Is
felt A. A deep personal css. no less AZ Gard
nsr. where sha had trght for Y years than
II hHr WIlIinmsvilIe bme- An aPpreciatlvs
usti,a II the Cfarfns News of Inst week AZ
ter recording IN. ne II " s. Aliens birth IN
Dover in 40 har eriY education IL the COM
mon schools. her IL and successfully ven
.1rs As A teacher ! Dummerst0n. and her
cog service IN the uhue schools Of Gardner
speaks Of her unasng lahors far her pupils.
and says. ~Har drm and gentle manner
thoughtful carn. fiud ard pleasant greetings
.o.-.bined Withssn earnest purpose and a
sastheli diseharr Of duty, made her Uniform
IL successful. = segursd FOR hHr. n an IN
usual Iarrae. r. ohstlsncr respeet and love
u her pupils Tbs amount Of Indnence she
las sxzr-ed f5tl1d eternity uone vii re-
veal. A very issp and general feeling u
sor-r4 vas aialif atsd q Gardner On tha &C.
cnsiru az harteah. vEich occurred AFTER A
hrief bot pninui illness from nAamnatcrv
rheunatisar. Ear pupils usstlied thei- love
BY sending ar-zf contributions Of dcral is-
signs 70 be gsecn lar funeral. Ehich took
pla.e On sra1ass The iss and plans Of the
hcusa cirrls ssnred largely abcuE Mss Allen
ard her home do. Gu AZ the msmbers OF
,hfs CIRCLE IA INV Of her death fails with
crushing fJrre.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06
GNIX AND RECORD FARMER FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. Iss2

having anticipated the serious results which
have followed Lguor 81 sasily 0bt4inal l. 4,
and there IL much drunk nnesa. petition
asking the hotd pruprietors 10 reopen las
been numeruusly signed. Business has seen
seriously injured, and business men are Sc
we're in their denunciations.
The Vermont cavalry society held ia 3th
reunion at White River Junction Wednesday
night After The election Of officers and an
historical address, BY Sergeant Gibbs. a ban
quat and cam p-drs stories finished the nighf.
The Riverside slate mill vas burned At
Far Haven, sunday morning loss $1,000,
insured
-sata Audit0r Powell was presented with
a young daughter the day after Christmas.
Gov. F1rnham has appointed Hon sam
uel NJ Gleason Of Thetf1rd, Hon. Albert
Dwinel Of Calais and Col. Mason 5. Coihurn
Of Manchester a state beard Of listers b ap-
praise railroad property under an act ot thf
Legislature PASSED at It's huit session
Emerson Psttis OF Huntington, a farmei
a. years old. vas found dead in a brook ueal
that place Friday morning, probably haviug
fallen from bis wagon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06
THE sK4LL-P0T CASE

No WV DEvEroPsrzTrs, AyD No PROBABLE
DANGER or A SPREAD OF TIE DusEAsE.
There have been many rumors during
the week 10 regard ~ the case OF smallpox
which was reported in the family OF Lucian
Streeter. On the old GaiIford road. last Fri
day. one story being 5aas the case iH not
small poz. another thas several new cases
have appeared. and GO On. We believe none
Of cheese rumors well founded The physician
IN charge Informs uH that the little girl has a
veil-dehnad case Of smallpox, though Of
mild type. She ID Isolated from the rest Of
the family AL the other members Of the fam
ly have essen fascinated. and IN all II them
the virus IL working veil Cp to thIa time
there are no symptoms Of any new cases.
The old road on whch tha 5Tseter house
stands has been 5arricadsd and the isolation
IL complete. There IL no travel past the
house and there IL no OCCASION for any. The
case .s entirely cut Cd front this village, A.
vel ~ from Gulfor,i audit is not known
that any person outside the 5trgetsr family
have been exposed There Is AZ present 70
more danger from smallpox n Bcaitiehoro
than il any 1ther place in Windham county
These ara the facts II the case. and our read-
ars may resi- assured that We VII keep them
informed a. to the facts, whatever Ihey may
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

but several other buildings dwelling houses,
barns, ETC., BY their proximity b the hotel
and TO each other could hardly have escaped.
LGtT THE fire. at the Glen House was not
all aztngIiHhed. N was 8upposed, but broke
ont again &C about two o'clock Thursday
morning doing considerable additional tam-
age. A person passing by discovered the
hra and gave the alarm, else there would
have been a general conhngraton, AZ all the
inmates aud neighbors we're sleeping
Israel Wood reports the December rain
fall at t3t inches and the snow fan az ttn.
We think his rain gauge must be IN a very
rainy place.
$. L. Norris IL to % to New York city to
engage IN the restaurant business with his
cousin. W. H. Morris
Curtis Carmean and wife leave for Colo
rado next Monday 10 take charge Of Mr.. Van
Kleeck' dairy farm at Puucha Springs.
Dwight Horton injured himself severely
while exercising On the trapeza last saturday.
The seminary now has 30 pupils.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

-Tsamstsr Reed has lately lost horse.
-OGiaers Of the Library association are the
same a. last year
W. A. Brown has resigned the office Of
constable.
The dialogue entitled The Rising Of
ITTB spoken BY Misses Chloe E. Potter and
Martina French on Christmas Eve. won great
applause from a large Audience
-Ou Monday evening, Dec. 20, the Stat-
sou family hal a Christmas tree az A. G. Stat-
sous The ocgasiou vas A pleasant one, and
$500 worth az presents we're dIBrribdtsd.
Family Christmas Crses are fat and dtIy com
ing IN vogue.
The telspiInna offices for North Adams
Iui Brartleb0rS IRE borh in stetscn's block
A fine sntertiiAn sn5 at Glen Hall Thurs
day evening. consisting Of select readings by
P rot Bradford and assistants.
Officers Of the Cnivsrsalist society re-
Gently elected (. $. Allen, clerk J. ".
Morse, 5. D. Faulkner, E. L. Fuller, diree-
tors PhilAnder Hal, collector e. c. Starr
and q. s. Allen, representatives 10 tha assoei-
atian at Vernon next June
School teachers IN Whihnghams
District No. 1, Harry R. 3t1ne, Halifax.
, Jenaie Fisher u 6raftnn aud Stella n.
ststadn gt Jacksonville.
., Chine z. Potter auilfarI.
5, Chaa. e. 2aFlnulea Wilmington.
g. Chna. L. lirlifu- Halifax
H. W. A. brawu. Iacksnnglla.
Il Hernert Wlrien Hlliflx-
a. Wallace Parker RaadHhnru.
Other schools have closed having had fail
terms, and Nos and are just closing,
Vermont Lodge, No. SO. l. Of A., chose
the following officers On the 37th ult;
c. A. Briggs, P. D. N " rhaysr, D. E. L. Fuller,
v D. d. g. HaYnr A. D.; z. g. Ststs1ui a.; A. Q.
steti0nr " H. y l. atstsnu, Treas. Ghas. DIX G.;
= a. Rnrtarr Guide :. q, Eaat1u, Guardian q. D.
Brown, Sentinel; r. Q. Brnwu, Albert NJ JuhnHun- r.
y WilenN' srnHtaes R. O. Brown, representative Co
Grand Lodge
AT the annual communication Of Unity
Lodge, No SO. 2. & A. NJ, Dec. ~, the fol
lowing officers We're elected
/ A. A. Buttnrheli, " NJ Gen R. Faulkner, 8. ".
AnHiC Jones, j. VI z. stetznn, Treas. ", 2. Jcnes,
seGyi Geo " Chase, 3. D. 8. Murdoch J. d. h-h.
i1nnauns y . q. . WlcuE- j.. 3. T. hlhertii mar
sinai w. c. Miles chaplain A. c. stsisuni tyler.
| A public installation was held at Masonic
Hal N the evening, Q. Il Russell, D. D. G.
/ NJ, installing officer. After the exercises at
the hal, the members and invited guests re-
paired 70 the Glen House aud pGrtrck Of re-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

-Oa Tuesday, Dec u, the marriage Of
Cora P. FArr 10 Chas. E. Andrews and Of Car
RE B. FAIR to Wm- A. Lowe took place at
Ransom FAIRS, father Of the brides Tho
csrsm0ny was s0lsnnitsd ia the presencs Of
a few near relatives, others being keeps away
by the inciemency OF the weather; there we're
presents, useful and beautiful and altogether
the, occasion was a very happy Gna- h.
Happy New Year to ye editor, his typos
Including the 'ieVip' and his numerous
readers.
The dnnce at the town hall Friday even
ing, was a very pleasant affair, though, owing
10 the bad travelling, Less than the usual num-
Der we're present. supper WAS served at the
Cheatsrfald House, and Mr. Perkins proved
all that could be desired AZ a landlord. Stock
wells band gave some fine selections, and WAS
generally conceded to be the best ever heard
here, and that Is 40 small compliment.
Friends Of P. H Stone rendered him, AZ
a New Years gift, a purse Of el0-whlch
might, with a hutle effort have been tea times
shat Uncle PrsHe0tt Is one Of cur lifelong
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

Al special communication 0f AlGhor
Lodge 70. 20. Z. and A. NJ south London
.sr-r ieid Dec l.. 1851 the following ras0-
.utilu VA Adopted Resolved. tbat We a. a
s-assrnty extend our heartfelt mpathy TO
our 1r,ther T. L. Martin. IN hia bereavement.
MAY {. look to God for strength and support,
ever ememhering that when the strength
AMI wisdom Of men flileth there IL an mex
haustois supply abuve.
-Br. Fred Vale ssacher Of the higher
schdd il the village, has instituted review ez-
anlDstlous at periods 6f from 70 3 weeks.
The howing al the last examination IL A very
crsd-a cue, there being nine marks Of IGO
and 4ome 90 or more Of 30 and upward.
Mr. c. .. Farnum Ia building al adj
tioi % his house.
Where IL Mother Shiptun now
Rev Mr. Koon, formerly pastor OF the
BAPTIST church n Tins plane, Il At present Wis
zig ais former Parishlouers
Mercury. Thursday morning u below
1Eu-
Mr.. J. ( Halls horse, Inst week left his
h-ching pust near the mil and made good
tine for About A mile without driver. For
taately but sEghE damage vas done, lad
tai 70 the wagon
More than the usual quantity Of hard
md soft wood oFs are cut And pulled n tins
IeiiI-tY and are awaiting 8laddiuy Carst tel
Il when iE VIII cums
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

1t il said that one point which the de-
fence vii raise against Mrs. Peter Goods suit
for damages Is that Gr1od was never married
70 the plaintiff, and That the fact Of her hav-
ing had eight children by him gives her no
claim Whatever under the personal liability
act
-Mru's Uncle Toms Cabin troupe dis
solved at this pacs on account Of financial
embarrassment and we're helped 10 Boston By
the authorities Que oe the coiored singers
Armstrong, lied of consumption on Saturday.
The express otice has been moved to the
new building 1t the depot
e Il Stnughtnn Post, G. A. R.. gave
very satisfactory dramatic entertainments On
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of last
week, netting a little 1vsw SOD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

feLir

4
! -Bat no sleighing
Mrs Warren Boyd IL quite sick
&c. :. Parmeise, J r. Corbett and others
q bur farmers dsd considerable blowing last
eek The ground worked as EsH Al n the
aring.
I-Dr- A. L Hoou r. making visit 70
Sends Z Allegheny City, Penn
The CuiversAlist babes aertad about $50
from tnsir recent far.
Nearly seventy people joined Nr- Rich
arlisons singing class Wednesday evening
Mrs. Schuyler Ware sntsrtAiEsd the IN
dies Of the AID society OF the Methodist church
gu wednesday.
--'Uaela" Wm- ChiIls Ia IN very feeble
health
The Methodist and Baptist people are
observing the week Of prayer with special
services.
Fred Howe has gone to New York for
medical treatment. accompanied oy his broth
er, o. ? Howe.
Four persons united with the CGugrsga-
tiouaI church last sunday.
"A sample Of maple syrup made by Wider
r. Stowe, fruu SAP gathered Dec, -, u On
exhibition lt the post Office.
Miss Alice Packer, VITO has been On the
SICK iist for some days, II imFrovlng n health
The eurporators OF the Savings Bank viii
hold their snnuaI meeting Jan. 10Th
pr" Merriam, recently released from
the prison at Windsor, made A short visit to
town TINS week
Rev. Mr.. Rogers finished his lahors with
the Congregational church last sunday AIr.
Rogers Is an active worker and mnde many
friands here who part with him N aorrow.
After remaining a short time at his home IN
Connecticut, be intends 70 spend the rest OF
the winter N the South
Eighteen degrees below zero Thursday
morning
Mrs. Israel Haynes went to Boston To-
day Friday 10 remain for short time.
Mrs. E. T. Butttarieid was called to
BratIiebOr0 ~ Thursday by the teiepnonic
announcement OF the accident to her son
View subscriptions are coming IN swell
ing the already large Wilmington PH'ENIz
list
II. W. ProutY of Brattleb0r0 is spending
few days IN town
Pref Bradford and Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ
Russell viii give readings at town han on
Friday evening, jan 13 at West Dover on
Tuesday evening. Jan. 10.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

H. N Fits bad the misfortune , CIT his
foot badly With an AKA en- the 2tth ID.
--Elhridge Chase, VITO has been visiting
relatives and friends here, returned 10 Wdr-
cester MlsH. wednesday
Minis Alice P. White Of Baltiuprs Nj.
Who hns been spending few weed at w. H.
Willard ), started for home Thursday morn
ing, intending to visit friends on tie way.
The tar collectors notice is lostsd, and
Collector Fisfs vii be At r. E. Eider8 store
Jan. % Dexter Waits hotel IA ., A. J..
Dexter store Jan. 30. and 4. Watts h0tel
Jan u, for the purpose Of rssi7lng taxes.
Remembers the dates, and get - discount.
The annual donation q b. Baptist soei-
ETY., held in the vastry Wednesday evening,
WAS veil attended, and narfad about SO for
he pastor, Rev. z. n. Hopfnsou-
Dun forget tae F1urrh ANS szhiniriuu u the
windham Co. Poultry and Pet SEA lsaoeiatiou % BE-
ied AZ :he .awn aaH, Brafslebnu beginning Tuesday
Ian- 10. See Advertisement
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

The week Of prayer ID being observed BY
both churches.
Ezra Fisher had a narrow escape at bis
mill Wednesday morning. He approached
too uear the betting connected with his
pialer, and was caught He lost portion Of
hia clothing bat escaped without serious IN
lnry 70 bis person.
Wednesday, at 1 clock P. Il, the Glen
House was Uncovered 70 be On fire; but BY
means or prompt aaaistanea, the flames were
soon e1tlngulshed. Que Web furnished
room IN the attie, with portion Of its furui-
tire, was badly damaged, and the carpet and
some other aTticles II the sitting COON were
somewhat injured The belief il that the
fire originated from some defect IN the chin
nay. Had not the fire been sxtinauished
specify, the hotel, with the store attached,
and occupied by Il. c. Clishse, would neees-
sarily have been burned and not only this
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

CRYSTAL WEDDING CELEBRATION
Mr. and Mrs. n c. White we're .ast
Monday evening. Jan > completely sur
prlsed by many Of their friends and lcgua.n-
tlnces coming II % spend the evening and
Celebrate the fifteenth Anniversary 0f their
marrlage- The gifts presented consisted ct
an extension table table cloth. A sec Of dishes
one dozen y0oists. large iamp, and other
useful articles. The value Of the presents
amounted to about Sd. The exercises Of
the evening consisted OF orzan duets by
Misses Rose Jones' and Ina Freeman. A pre-
ssntatiun speech by Rev James & Knapp. A
reply il behalf OF Mr., and Mrs White by
LaDan jones, Esq. poem BY Frank L. Hot
bridge, and singing by diTersnt members Of
the company. UPSarris OF afty persons we're
present, and every one appeared 20 fully en-
Joy the OCCASION.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

Fl C Gat Of Gilsum, n H.. has 4una
70 work with lviu Frost in bis tray shop.
Thew hnvs tiers ahead for mere than
years work.
e. WEBSTER has the mill boughb Of
S. P Goddat on the Bond Lot. running in
fine order IN saturday last his sawyer,
Can't Albert 'turgas, with three lsHiHtants.
cus A log nj boards making 1916 Feet and
pinned 80 81 1f the boards in five minutes
and twenty tcunda. cutting seven boards Of
fifteen feet hlh in 3. seconds.
On : ding, Jan. LIST. there we're two
added TO q Congregational church here BY
letter MI Mary K Waite from Quincy
Nich lnhfs. Ella = Robinson from south
LoudondatYi
-Thertaf ahout 2 inches Of snow here
now. Ffhy morning Dec. 80, the Their
mcmetar hiod az 40 above zero at daylight
Monday tn >, at above Tuesday, Jan.
g. at nb7s Wednesday, Jan &, at : be-
low Mfs Is tia first zero weather here.
This. ursday morning, jan. 3, it il To- be-
low zau d. N 3.
BE IT. iad visit the Poultry and Pet Stuck sEhi.
birun a ErIdehOr1 next wees. excursion aGkerH Gan
bs ,rr~g Il sver Brattleh0r1 and whitehall road fIl
s,rs lntuay SEES Advertisements.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

Five Psusas united Win the church BY
profession La sunday One Vas baPhzsd
Mrs. A. .IAErznee Is agent for the Es5ey
Organ Al pue wishing 70 purchase vii
and sxcsilestured Instruments AZ her resi-
dsnee.
There . 81 tabacGu users ii this town
Allowing a. average Sl1 year per head
"A the lm,ant expended yearly for the weed
it viii be On the agg-sglts Is quite a sum,
sSB4 Oh sum It Is pity could not be
used sor aEns hudahie purpose, for tobacco
users as-Esnaral thing regret having formed
the lad habit.
" E!wart Banks has recently given To
til C, sgalonai society ti5O. Mr. Banks
vs. terhsriY 4 resident Of this town and n
a., era manner seeks 10 show his Ent re-
earl a. remembrance for Gid friends AMI
l5sg laiiona. C.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

Not snow enough for sledding yet
-Qrita a large number Of the, neighhors and
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Benson a..
sembled a5 their home On Friday evening.
Dec I'D, it being the dfth anniversary OF
their marriage. A number Of presents were
left ls tokens Of esteem and friendship. when
the company Dispersed feeling they had hai
an enioybhle time.
The exercises az the church on Satlr,in7
evening. The -tth- we're very good The
church was filed Ind Judging from the nun
Der Of presents distributed We think near.v
al must have been remembered.
Our pastor Rev T. MleIie, vas unable
70 preach On Sunday, but We learn be b I'M
prDviug
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

ITEIDAT. jan J MI
Mlrzst Beef -chnicr. 81 T5aa 15 extra T5aA 81
dst quality lua7 30 8scuud quality l0H6 81 shird
I1a.irr Z lda4 70.
~ E.-Chuica Includes nothing hHt stalled 400
20 iA8 b. huildcks. Extra nnd drst quality include
tls BEST .ar 3-an. Second and rhirt quality nciia
oxen auu Two AMT rlrrs year odd steers
-t1rs Cat-leWl rt1ug 1Esn- Der na1r. trum 800 %
Ld5 M-lch Cows and calves 8. i5l51 F1rruw cu1Fa-
t5alu- Fancy suwH, 5laf5. Kaariings- AL. Years
Ild- Lla2s . 7saE oh. MAJ
sytle-Vasrsru at. i've AZ i-a1I liz b. North
si1 f-esaeaf hugs. &c.
sheep 1ad Lzmhs--I1 lots g. 81. iaa4 0d each
extra. l5ad . Or tr1m b Ia per b. Lambs,
tlic
Vsal calves. la5 per ID.
Country zides. las p per d. GENTRY rAlluy-
laGc. Pel.a. SOC and III sac- CAlf sk.nH. Liable
per ID.
pgultrv-ia1lc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

"A little more favorable fox the nee men
We saw the largest hog cue day last
week in ". Tay.ors meat market that We
ever saw IN any market It weighed 6;ls Iba
aud WIS a. dne A. a last springs pig. It WIS
ra.aed By Mr. Bacon Of Northheld, and vas
a little short Of Il months CHI Mr. Taylor
knows where to go for fat hogs.
We bad another fire last Friday. it vas
barn on the Newcomb plnce owned By C.
D. Whitaker. Ir. The barn was insured for
100 dollars
The week Of prayer IL observed here shis
week By holding union meetings n the dif-
fsrsnt churches. On Thursday evening
there was fellowship meeting.
Mr. whitaker has got she remains OF the
Dad hotel al taken down. and VII hurry up
the new one N soon ~ possible. P.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-01-06

We begin b renlzs what state We i've m
now Thermometer ) below zero WeineH-
day morning.
DIR E. L wilder u again IN town tor a
few weeks md can be found az bis Old quar-
GERS.
-Chiclren-poz is quite prevalent among the
little ones
George Taft left for New York on me
ID inst, to 20 into the employ Of d. D.
Cushman Co, bakers. l.
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Deaths

In HrattIebnru, Iat- Hannah u schuarsr, ~.
IN G5alesnurg, H. id, NJ ". Chttenden, formerly
lf WfIistau sun-in-aw df Wm Hyde Of this phce, "a.
In WlllihmHvilla, ID Nary vita Of D. c. snow, So
In Rsasishorn, lth, Reuben smith, IS.
In rlwnHhend, III, mary, wife q Holland Hastings,
a.
In Rockingham, Dec. IA, Alhert z Reed, 5.
In Chester Dec %. Flora Pond, II.
In Rockingham, Dec. u, Reui. F. Putnam, ~.
In WlIliamsvIIa, Dec. -, a. ma Residence IL his
laughter Ms tFeu B. Williams Clark hopkins u An
rim " r., 80 Yrs II mos. y. T. papers please copy
In Greenheid Mass, Dec. 90, Mary T., wife OF D.
Lyman Crandall
In PurneY, Dee. IA Geargie A, infant son Of D. A
lad ". A. Burrows, II mos.
In Waadstuck Dee. -, az the rHsidenca Of her SIS
tur Ms Eliza NJ Dana Mrs.. ALaiine r. arrYr widnW
lf tha Iata Gates Perry II Bellows Falls, 80.
IN LaYdan. MSS, Dec. % David Baker f.
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VEnMONE NHWa



William J. Hazsltne aged 70 years. OF
south STAFFORD, Was killed by a falling limb
while choppiug IN the woods in that place
last week Thursday On Friday John Parks
OF Lyndon was instantly killed by the fall
ing Of a limb willis cutting a uFee, and On
Saturday 5. Sutham, wood-chopper, was
fatally hurt by a tree falling upon him at
Marshfald On the same day John Kelley,
aged 20 son OF LaWrence Kelley OF West
Bolton, was instantly killed BY falling tree
at that place-
TIE sTKWART VIII CASE SETTLED.
As .nEmatsd last week the suit OF Alex
ander Stewart against Henry Kitten for the
recovery OF $500, 900 from the estate Of the
late merchant prince has been compromised
Alexander Stewart has been paid $1,000,
counsel for plainhf has been paid SIS, GEO
and MattheF Stewart, AIexander's son, S25,-
OOG 10 $50, coo. Matthew Stswar- surrenders
his power Of attorney, agrees to a discontiu-
uance Of the suit, and gives surety against
further prosecution. It Ia said a cousin Of
A. T. Stewart resides in Canada and may now
PUT IA claim for part Of the estate
-LesIie H. scriVans, Who Is charged with
robbing tha mails On the Bennington 4 Rut-
land railway, was brought to RuEiand last
Friliny and delivered INTO the custody Of Cen
sraI Henry, q. 5. marshal, BY whom he was
taken To Burlington, and lodged N jail t.
await his trial
rHE SITUATION AT ST. ALRAEs-
T Il St Adams despatch, dated Jan. Sd, al
Ieges that the prohibition crusade IN that plaee
VIII be ended in a few days. Many persons
who signed pledge to back up the WORKING
COMMITTEES refuse To pay assessments Tor e1
penses, and have Withdrawn their names, moi