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Vermont Dalrymen's Association.

his association will hold its 10th an
1ual meeting at City Hall. Burlington,
ian. -, u, Is. The State legislature
h u, appropriated $1,000 per annum for
~ work, and it is expected this meet
.s Will be Of surprising interest to all
sla' may attend. Several speakers of
lttognized authority in dairy matters
~ already engaged. Special rates have
ven secured at the hotels, SIPS. $50
~ cay and no effort will be spared to
s.aAe luis an occasion upon which the
sllllers should attend en- masse. The
\ exhibit will be more attractive
,l.sh ever, $500 being offered in cash
tl.les' and makers of cheese as well as
g-,.sf are requested to prepare for the
Tor further particulars address
f \. BASS, Sec'y. West Randolph.
rs best cure for rheumatism or net
s 80 / salvation Oil, used according to
4'leeuous - cts.
lie news from the seat of war Is con-
~ ,.l- L contradictory. hut not so from
81. huil 5 Cough syrup. every report
SSs.eg,Ining il proves it to be the best
be o-7h syrup known. Only 3 cents 4
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.

See II. o. Bixby's advertisement on
first page.
See the adv. of a good house for sale
in this village.
Fred w. Morris of Olcott Falls was
home over Sunday.
10 quires writing paper 80 cents at J.
b. Atwood's.
There is to be leap year party at the
town hall Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. l.. b. Burnham of South Ran
dolph is visiting at c. 0. Burnham's.
F. l.. Hudson has gone this week to
Boston with poultry for Thanksgiving.
Miss Jennie Tracy has quite large
class in music with constant additions.
Mrs. 5. A. Hill and children of Man
chester are visiting at J. B. Atwood's.
Lyman Humphrey is going to Mont
pelier to live with his son-in-law w. f.
Ordway.
A new concrete walk has been laid a.
cross the street to hotel and over to the
drug store.
A. l.. Stillwell has moved into the
Thompson house recently vacated by c.
5. Emery.
Mrs. Edward Hyde and children are
at Brookfield with her mother for few
weeks.
Fruits of all kinds for the holidays at
w. 5. Hatch's also groceries, paints, oils
etc. always on hand.
Cornelius Pettis has opened feed
store in Mrs. Hydes little building
near Bacon's block.
Prin. j. NJ. Comstock entertained the
pupils of the academy at his residence
Monday evening last week.
Rev. j. A. Sherburne preached
Thanksgiving sermon at the Congl
church in the evening at $50.
All persons owing the late firm of +.
K. Hyde & Co. will please call and set
tie at j. b. Atwood's store before Jan.
LIST.
A. II. Emerson lost good five year
old mare last week from lock-iaw, eaus-
ed by nail in the foot and sudden
cold.
Three burglars were brought here
from Bradford Saturday and lodged in
Jail. They were taken while breaking in-
to the freight house.
Miss Hattie Hinckley has gone to Bos-
ton. The business of the Hinckley es-
tate is in the hands of j. b. Bacon, admr.
Mrs. Enoch Dickerman mother of the
wife of Estes Conant with whom she
lived died Nov. %. The funeral was
Sunday.
The elections Of officers of II. Il. X.
Hall camp No. 2s 5. V. will take place
Wed. eve, Dec. 9TH at Z o'clock sharp.
1t is desired every member possible be
present.
Our photographer, IL. l.. BiXby will
be here only Thursdays and Saturdays
of each week. Mondays he will be at
Sonth Royalton and Wednesdays at
BrOokield.
j. Arnold Reyes, who went west four
years ago and is now located in the
flourishing city of Winona, Mimi. has
just been elected representative of his
legislative district. In his profession of
the law he is meeting with good sue
cess.
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BRooKFIELD.

A. l.. Follansbee and wife spend
Thanksgiving with his mother in Graf
ton, y. IL.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith expects to remain
in Conn. through the winter, with Mrs.
Vaughn, her niece.
Union services of lst and I'd churches
Thanksgiving day, Rev. Mr.. Metcalf
preaching the sermon at the I'd church.
Mrs. Alanson Follansbee was called to
Hartford last week to care for her neph-
ew who was sick with pneumonia, but Is
better at this writing.
A. 5. Allis and wife recently visited
their daughter, Mrs. Hardy in st. Johns
bury.
Marcus Peck and family eat turkey
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman in
Rutland.
Frank Buxton had one foot quite Sc
riously injured, one day last week, by a
log rolling on it. He is now out on
crutches.
The ice on the pond afforded a good
time for the young people Saturday, both
day and evening.
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What $l.69?
YES. We MEAN JUST THAT.

ANY old subscriber who Will renew be
fore Dec. 18th, and send us the name OF
ono new subscriber, (new means from a
family in which this paper has not been
to,en in the past six MONTHS may send
j. q 90 for the two eight page papers,
ono full year each, provided both go to
names in Orange or Windsor counties,
GRANVILLE. Hancock and Pittstield. This
!. selling the paper so close to actual cost
of white paper that we must ask that the
names and money be sent direct to US, in
ali cases, and money by postal note. or
registered letter. No stamps taken. If
Mirror and Farmer is desired by either
Marty send soc. extra. Boston Journal
45c: Boston Advertiser, 45c.; n. I.
Press or n. Y. Express and Mail, 45c.
Now 90 to work at once and get us one
new subscriber and get your HERALD for
only 60 cents. Address,
l.. p. THAYFR.
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RANDOLPH.

The Congl church is closed for repairs.
Miss Alice Briggs is home from Mont
pelier.
n. L. Boyden and wife spent Sunday
in Montpelier.
Mrs. Henry Gilbert has been quite
sick, but is improving.
Fred Eaton and wife were made the
recipients of silver cake basket last
Friday eve, the occasion being the first
anniversary of their wedding day.
The Normal school has vacation of
three days this week and the most of the
scholars have gone home for Thanks
giving.
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DON'T

let that cold of yours run on. You think
il is a light thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there Is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts. head,
nose, throat. bronchial tubes and lungs.
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured BY
the use of Boschee's German Syrup. II
you don't know this already, thousands
and thousands Of people can tell you
They have been cured by it. and sknOw
how it is. themselves Bottle only IS
cents. Ask any druggist.
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FAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Whitney has returned to her
home in West Fairlee.
Frank Parker and Pearl Davenport,
students at tine Green Mt. Seminary,
Waterbury, Center, are at home on a
weeks vacation.
Geo. Davenport, who has been for sew
eral months past in Syracuse, \. Y,
managing the agency business of Osgood
q Davenport, came home last Friday
for short visit.
A few relatives and intimate friends
were invited To Mrs. Rhoda Webster's
last Saturday to be present at the mar
rage of her eldest daughter, Lizzie A.,
to Edward A. Boyden of Walpole, Mass.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. b..
T.. Parker. Cake, coffee and grapes were
served, and the occasion was a very
pleasant one. The bride received num-
Der of beautiful and useful presents.
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STAMFORD.

The funeral services of Maggie
Walker took place at her home on
Tuesday at one p. NJ, Rev. Mr..
Cummings conducting the services. A
large number of sincere mourners were
present. John Kent came from Con-
cord with the father of the deceased to
be present at the funeral. Universal
sympathy is felt for the mourning fam
lily.
Sunday the 25th, Stephen Brown
who had a paralytic stroke several
months since, passed away.
Miss Angie Bradbury returns to W.
Fairlee to teach the winter school.
Estelle White teaches the school at
the ..old city
The usual Thanksgiving service Is
rot to be held at our village this week.
The marriage of Rev. J. D. Wal
dron of South Strafford to Miss Car
RE +. Godfrey of the same place Is to
be celebrated in the church on Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. james Tyson, Sen. has returned
10 Buena Vista from Baltimore.
senator Frary, wife and daughter
Be,sie are snI in Montpelier, where
they have been during the greater
part of the session of the legislature
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Opening Of an Elegant ASSOrtm
RRAINrREE.

Levi kinney has gone TO Concord, y.
II. TO live with his brother Frank.
Harris Bass has just finished a new SUI
gar house.
Franklin b. Kinney has bought a farm
near Concord, y. IL. and moved his fam
lily there.
Bert Wallace from West Hartford is at
work for Heman A. Powers.
Mrs. Sophia Luce, seventy-nine years
of age, walked one day last week from
Peth over the hill to West Braintree, a
distance of six miles.
Mrs. l.. A. Amidon has returned from
a three weeks visit in Montpelier.
Mrs W. b. Hubbard is visiting broth
ers and sisters in Randolph and Brook
field.
G. +. Woodland, Jr., returned to his
school last Saturday.
School in MOI began last Monday,
Miss Jennie Godfrey teacher.
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EAST CoRNTH " Richardson held
an auction last week at the Saginaw
House -. Mr. and Mrs. IL. A. Jackman
have been visiting friends in Canada 49,.
The Wheel-barrow bet made its appear
ance in East Corinth last Saturday. The
bet was this, if Cleveland was elected,
4. c. Jackman was to wheel Geo. Wiley
from the -Four Corners to the village, w.
T. Jackman was to carry a Cleveland and
Thurman banner and 5. G.. Corliss was
to act as marshal. If Harrison was elect
ed, GEO. Wiley was to wheel A. c. Jack
man and fifty pounds Of meal, $. G. Cor
liss was to carry a Harrison and Morton
banner and W. I. Jackman act as mar
SHALL
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Strike while the iron is hot We must
either reduce our stock or hire extra
store room. We prefer TO reduce the
stock, and our offer should be read care
fully, by every housekeeper, on our cele-
brated Quaker and New Tariff Ranges.
Prices for few days will be,
Quaker No. Z, plain, with ware and
pipes, $1,000
Quaker, No. 7, Cabinet base, with ware
and pipes, $4,000
Quaker, No. Sis, Cabinet base with ware
and pipes. $500
Quaker, No. 500, plain with ware and
pipes. s29.00
New Tariff, No. 7-2O, plain with ware
and pipes, $4,000
New 1ariff, 7-2o, Cabinet base, with ware
and pipes, $3.50
New Tariff, No. $50, Cabinet base, with
ware and pipes, 3.75
New Tariff No. $40, plain with ware
and pipes, $3.50
Send for cuts and reduced prices.
Terms, $500 down and Sl.00 per week,
or a discount of per cent for cash. We
have cheaper ranges but nothing that
will give the satisfaction these will. Re-
member these prices are for few days
only.
Parlor and chamber stoves also reduc-
ed in price. Call early. Terms on par
Tor stoves the same as on ranges.
Crushed plush parlor suits for $1,000;
for $500 for $4,000. Terms, $500 to
$1,000 down, and $500 per month, or
Sl.00 per week, or per cent discount
for cash. We must sell these goods or
hire more storeroom. Come early and
see the line. Dou't wait but just consid-
err these prices are $40 lower than ever
offered before.
Feather beds or feathers by the pound.
Pure live geese. SO cents; Med. live
geese, 81 cents gray live geese. SO cents;
duck feathers, 81 cents mixed feathers,
30 cents; hen feathers, 10 cents. These
prices will only hold for few days.
Comforters and blankets. comforters
for rs cents; comforters for 80 cents,
comforters for Sl.00; comforters for
Sl.25 comforters for $3.50; and bargains
in chamber sets. all kinds of woods and
prices from $1,000 to S250.00. Call early
and examine our complete house fur
nlshings.
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General Orange County News.

BRApFoRD The two churches have
decided to uni5e in a series of union SER
vices Mr.. Whittier Of Lawrence, Mass,
/ expected to come and take charge of
fine meetings about Dec. lst....As Mrs.
" II. Gilmore was driving from the
residence of DR.. Jones recently one of
the wheels ran upon the high bank at the
turn. oyerturning the carriage and throw
inc her out. The horse ran with the
forward wheels down the hill and be-
tween Lbbys lamp post and the post at
tbe corner of Prichard block, where he
cleared himself and ran down to the
square and was caught. Fortunately Mrs.
Gilmore was not injured, but the carriage
was badly damaged.
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y. lna nursery wherein all is laugh and
que instead of crying and fretting. there
/, sure to be found DIR. Bulls Baby Syr-
Up. Price % cents a bottle.
No one can think clearly when suffer-
iig with headache. Laxador will ban
IN lhis disagreeable ailment. Price 25
etnt, paekage.
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NEwBuRY :-On Tuesday a majority
of the general committee of the Senate
reported the Wells River incorporation
Nth with amendments. One amendment
being on the amount Of highway tax,
nanIelyallowng them two-thirds instead
of the whole as the charter called for.
Another proposed amendment is to make
the whole affair subject to future legisla-
tion... Rev. Mr. Bushnell of Gr0ton
preached in the NJ. L. church Sunday.
The village school, at the Seminary, will
rot close until about the middle of De
cember. The winter term will begin
about the first of Jan. REV. Mr.. Bates
and family were called to Union Village
to attend the funeral OF Mr.. Walker, Mrs.
Bates father.
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STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court held
BRADFORD DIs iRicr IS a. rheifard IN said dis
trict The 9Th day Of Nov a. ISIS
Augustus = King. Administra or of the estate OF
MOSES KING late Of Nrwbury. IN said al, trct de-
ceased pre-euts his administration account for
animation and allowance and makes application foF
decree Of distribution and partition OF the estate
of said deceased. Mhereupou u IL ordered by said
Court that said account aud said ap location re-
erred 70 session nf said Court 70 he held At the Pro-
bate Office In Thetford the Both day of Nov. lsSs,
Tor hearing ami decision thereon; ana
Il Is nriher ordered that Notice hereof be given all
persons interested ty publication OF the three
weeks successfully IN tie Herald Ne wsa newspaper
published at West Randolph. previous a. said time
81 hearing that they may appear at said time and
place and shnw cause II any they may have why said
made. By the Court.
80 Ate I. 5. NJ. GLEASON. Judgs
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ToPsHAM Rev. j. c. X. Ferris was
absent from his pulpit last Sunday, con-
Quoting communion services at Ryegate.
- There will be preaching services in
~ Me (. I. church Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Gilbert Hood is seriously Ill.,.
Mss Emma Mutt fill Sunday morning,
lgiluring her right arm and bruising her
face.
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lHEIFoRD:-Capt. Berry, always a
terror to culprits, has knuckled to the
charms Of Widow Newton Holt of Lyme.
- Mr. aud Mrs. Abner Wilcox attend
Cd The jubilee at Lebanon.
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WEST RANDOLPH GRADED SCHOOL.

The rhetoricals last Friday were as fol-
lows: Reading. Sou Sanford; recitation,
Clara dubois: Capt. John smith, Mer-
ton Griswold; VIM. c. Bryant, Alice
Hastings: Facts from Triumphant DEM
ocracv. Leonard Hutchinson: The story
of '.Snow Bound" Alice Hatch; Pill
grim's Progress, Nellie Linfeld; recita-
ton, Maud Lombard; music, quartette
composed of Wood. Mann, Spencer, and
Atwood. and in the absence of Miss
Peck they gave an extra selection Glad,
stone. Laroy Mann; reading, Harriet
Mcbride: essay, Ruth Nichols; Ellen
Hunt. Cornie Pierce; reading, Carroll
Pratt: report of Prof. r. l.. Cumnock's
reading. Edgar Salisbury: book review,
Grace sanford; reading, Maud Steele;
reading, Blanche Sparhawk; reading,
Gina SaXton.
At the lyceum last Thursday eve the
following officers were elected for next
term: Pres, Walter Baker; Vice Pres.
Sou Sanford: Sect. Grace Sanford;
Treas, Grace Bradish; editor, viii Spen-
Ger: lst Asst, Constance Gerry I'd Asst.
Daniel Putnam: eX. committee. Geo.
Scott. Florence Brooks and Agar Garlic
ton.
Prof Whitehill gave US a pleasant talk
on Ely mines last Thursday evening.
Misses May Bradish, Nellie Hastings
and Mabel Flint were in school Friday
afternoon.
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VEST FAlRLEE Col Bigelow is very
sick...Mrs. 6. l.. Church is visiting in
Montpelier and Barre. 49,. Almond John
son has put electric lights in his black
smith shop.
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EAST ANGE:-Rev. c. L. Davis is
quite ll....H. NJ. Gates and family have
gone TO Concord to spend the winter.
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Posi- MILLS The sociable at Mrs.
Carroll Gillett's was success, although
Of short notice. Minnie Hart of Sharon
!, visiting her brother, +. 7. HART.
Miss Tenney has closed a very successful
term Of school, having had AZ scholars.
willie Eva jammed one of his fin
ger, quite badly at Copperfield RECENTLY.
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Wanted, good new milch COW. Adj
dress, stating price and full particulars
the editor of this paper.
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CoPPERFIELD There are seven car
loads Of coal at Ely station for the Yer
mont Mining Co.
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A T X IN S 0 N
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FURNISHING co.
Farm for sale.

Located in the townof Chelsea tree miles from the
and woodland. A fruit orchard Of leo young grated
trees sugar orchard Of 40 trees. BUi dings consist
of twostory house with l. two wood sheds and three
harms.
Good water al both house and barns. Price sl.oso
very cheap. Would exchange for small place. Those
who wish to purchase farm will do we'll by calling
on or addressing HIRAM y. LUCE.
Chelsea, VT
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emf Of HandkGrChieiS, Fancy G
ABOUT DEG fst
CommIssIoner,s Notice.
Estate of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Randolph,
Commissioners. 20 receive. examine and adjust OIL
claims aud dimands 81 all persons against the estate
of fhouias 1. Sargent late OF Brookeld In said Dis
trict deceased, all claims eNhh ed In Offset thereto
aforesaid at the house OF the late Thomas l. Sargent
the sth day ~ December aud 9th Of January next,
from oclnck y. m. until O'Clock. p. m each
Of said days. and that ~iN mos from 18th day q Oct
lsss Is the time limited BY said Court tor said credit
10 pre- ent their claims % for exam nation and
allowance. Dated at nruokheld this 10th day OF Nov
a. ID. lsas.
p. ID. RICHARDSON. Conn
Is9 e. %. BlGELOW. mlssluntrs.
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Probate Of Will.


STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held
RASDnLPH DISTRICT. s. at Randolph in and
for said District the 18th day OF November A.
lSss. An Instrument purporiing to be the last VIII
and Testament OF Mary II. swift. late OF Randolph.
In said district being presented to the Couri
hy Il. r. omhard and james A. Fowler. the ENecu-
said Court that all persons concerned therein be no.
titled appear al session Of said Court 10 be held
At the Probate Office la Randolph the 9TH day Of
December. A. D.. ISIS. and show cause. II any they
may have. against the Probate Of said will: for which
purpose Il + further ordered that couy Of the
ord Of this order be published three weeks
lively In the Herald and News. printed AZ Randolph.
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
BY the Court Attest,
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The Boston Weekly Globe year and
3 great books containing 1000 pages
aud 100 pictures, all sent by mail post
paid for only SLIGO. Inquire of IL. o.
Bixby. agent.
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ESTRaX

Came into the enc 'osure of the subscriber about
Sent. lst one sheep and five lambs The owner is
requested 10 prove property. pay charges and take
the same AWAY. +. +. GROW.
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the same away. =. +. GROW.
SLATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held
Randolph District. s. at Randolph, IN and for
said District the lfth day OF Nov. A. D.. 1888.
John clifford. administrator OF the estate OF ArmdA
clifford. late of Randolph IN said district, deceased.
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for decree Of
distribution and partition OF the estate OF said de-
ceased Mhereupon. II is ordered by said Court that
said application come under consideration and be
heard thellth day Of loc A. D.. lsss at the pro-
bate Office In Randolph. and Il Is further ordered that
all persons interested be notified thereof by puhliea-
tion 81 notice Of this application and order three
weeks successfully IN the HERALD AND NEws, print
I'd az Randolph. before said time OF hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and II they
see cause object thereto.
By the Court-Atte,t.
100 MILAN NICHOLS, Judge.
STATE or VERMONT, Tin Probate Couri. hello
Randolph DIsTWCT. IS. at Chelsea I'm said
District. on the 18Th day OF Sept A.. D.. 1855.
James Goodwin administrator OF the estate Of Gen.
l. Goodwin late OF Tunl rid In said Dis rct, de-
ceased. presents ms administration account tor
and allowance. and makes application fora dec rec OF
ceased. Mhercupon Il Is ordered BY
said Court that said application be referred to
sion thereof. held at Orange County Hotel at Chefs
on the goth iay OF Dec. A. ID. lSsS. Tor
hearing and decision thereon. Anu
Il is further urdertd thar all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication Of notice OF said APP
peation and order thereon three weeks successfully
: the Herald and News. newspaper published Al
Randolph and which circnlates in the neighborhood
those Interested before said time of hearing that
cause il any they may have why said account should
not be allowed and such decree made.
nv the Court Attest.
79l WILLIAM II, NICHOLS. Judge.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm ofihe late George W. Robbins situated on
the wrst hill H. Chelsea miles FROM the village con-
tains $50 II good land suitably divided INFO
moving. pasture and tiage, large and desirable
wood lot with a sugar orchard OF 800 trees. Bald
ings in fair repair and running water at house and
barn. VIII sell cheap for cash as wish TO dispose OF
the property at once. Address
MRS. G. W. RoBnISs.
Chelsea Vt.
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STATE or VERMONT. Z In Probate Court held At
RANDoLrH DISTINCT IS Chelsea within and for
said District on the 18th day II Nov. A. ID. ISIS.
An Instrument purnorfing to be the
iast VIII and Testament Of Daniel Titus iafe Of
Che aid district. deceased. being presented 10
tiie court nv Idsore Titus and ~ rankin UPTON
executors ihcrtin named for Probate.
Il is ordered hy said Court that all persons concern
ed therein be notified to appear at session OF said
Court to De held al Orange Go. hotel In Chelsea
the Goth day Of Dec 4. ID. ISIS and show IL any
they may hay e. against the Probate OF said will: for
which pnrposeit Is further ordered that copy OF the
record Of this order be published three weeks sue
cessvely IN the HERALD Ann NEws printed al Ram
doiph. previous said fiue appointed for hearing
By the Court Attest
7qI WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Judge.