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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

Augustus Dutton recently sold nice four
years old colt 10 Henry Stewart Of London
derry. Price, nearly $50
Capt and Mrs Amos Cummings hav,
returned to Boston from II. w. Ahbott's
Mrs. G. q. Gould and daughter hay,
arrived from Washington, u. g., for III,
season.
Mrs. VIM. Harris is slowly improving
from the effects Of her fall. though still con
fined to her bed
l.. H. Chapman goes to Kcnnclmnkport
Me, this week for brief visit To- his par
pnts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

Y ESTATE or GEO 4. WILLIAMS.
We, the subscribers bring duly appointed 10y IN,
Honorable Probate Court for the District ut West
minister Commissioners to receive, examine an,
ADJUST all claims and demands of all lstsuu'
against thrrstatr of GEORGE WILLIAMS, lat,
Of Jamaica, Ia said district, deceased, and al
claims exhibited Ia unsrt thereto, aud q month";
from 9Th day of June, A, u lHsA, being allowed b.,
said court for that puI1ose we do therefore hereby
give notice that We viii attend To the business al
our said appointment at the dwelling of said de
ceased In Jamaica in said district, the FL ru,sala,
of August and last Tuesday ut October next, From
O'Clock A. N. until = N. On each of said days.
GEO. W lIOLTON, I ,,,,,,,i,.io,..,.,
p &. q. GOULD, ''''''''"'H'
Dan'l Sherwin, Admir-, Jamaica, June e., SS
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WiIIinn-viIIr.

Among the arrivals the pnst week are
Charlie Dickinson aud sister, Mrs Newton
and little daughter, at Dana D. Dicknson's
Mrs. Alice Morse and her daughter, Miss
Florence, at Ephraim Morse's, Mrs Blake
from Bennington is visiting her sister, Mrs
Fred Morse
q. b. Lamb has been chosen superinten
dent Of the Universalist Sunday school for
the ensuing year Mrs g. Il Lamb assistant
superintendent Mrs Eliza Wheeler, secre.
tary and treasurer G. X. Stedman, libra
rian; Lucian Stedman assistant librarian
Our village school closes this week
Addison Carpenter has lately repaired his
barn which was IA "backslider' aud is saved
from going down hill
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13
. FATE or VERMONT. MarIlnr, IS

- The pruilt,' Cuurt for said District
To all persons Interested in the estate Of 81
RAH KING. lat. Of Brattlrburu IN said district
ittr'as4-d, Greeting
You are hereby notified that this court will de
cid,. uIpun the allow ut the account al A. e. la
YrnIurt. executor upon the estate NJ said DECREASED
and decree distribution thereof To- the persons ru
title, AT the session Thereof to h. held al the Pro
kate Ofiict. IN Bruttlrburu. IN said district. an
the first saturday of August, A II. 1855, whrl
and where You may lr. heard ia the premises, d
You Gauss
= ~ Srnll ARD Rt.pistpr
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= r " sroDuARp, Register
STATE OFNEKMONT. Mnrlinro s..

- The Probate. cunt Tor sad district
Iu all persons Interested ia the estate ut u
LEONARD. lat. OF Erlttl,huru IN sand bistrirt
dt-raS..d. Erecting.
Won arr hereby notified that this court Will
d,.,I,. upun ALLOW dutr' III the acrouut at JAMES
VI TN Lfls aud CORA Il. LEONARD. Admin,
tratur~ upon The ,--tat,. "t IN WITT LEONARD
lat,. Of ]rattlrbpr,, IN 'ail district. drcra-rI.
and de,n-. distribution thereof To- the pr
sps entitled ~ s.--iun thereof In h. held al the
Probate ufiic,. ia srattl,4lru ON the first Suturh,
of August. \ u lSs- hen aud Whrrt. you tuaN b..
heard ia the prrmus-~, n you -. Cau-
- " SrpDDAkp, Rcgist
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

me cent supper given by the ladies'
alu society held at the parsonage July 4
was success On the same day famil,
gatherlng consisting Of the Pixies, their
Te,a'iNeS and heighbors, was held in Ale
IKE grove Refreshments were serve,
ported
=, me succ essful spring term Vt school il
district No. u, taught 10y Mrs. Nora Well
man close last Friday. Number Of schol
arS' SIX. Those having no marks wer,
roy lyman, Ona Lyman, Ernest and Eme
was . ii.S0 ""'
There will he preaching at the Raptis
church next Sunday
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vs. IS 5 , WI W. '" +. ". sroppARp, Register.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

- Ia Probate, Court for said District
10 all persons Interested la the estate Of Ell
SHA HIGGINS, late ut Jamaica in said District
decreased, tfettiug.
Whereas Martin Gleason has presented tu this
court an instrument purpuHing To br the last
will Of said deceased, for probate: You ar
hereby notified that this Court viii decide upon III,
probate uf said instrument at th, ~s'ssiun Thereof
t. h, held at thu inu of -. r. Couus IN Townshend
In said District On the first day ui August,
u lNSS, when aud where yuu may APPEAR AMI
contest the same, If you see citsc.
g tUAS Il EDDY. Register
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SrArE or VERMONT, aarle2Tq $.

- TL, Frobtb. Court Tor said district
10 all persons Interested Ia the estate Of LIZ
TINA l.. thu RBER lat Of tuifurd, Deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas j. Henry lichmuud has presented a.
this Court instrunint purlortiug Ia be the last
Vii 1T said decreased, fui probate: N"u arr her
i,N notified that tins Court viii decide upon tn
probate. of SAID instrument AT the session thereof
Ia H. held AT thr lruiut' pfli,r. ia Efattlcluru, u
SAID District. uu th" inst saturday uf August
\ u lSSs. Nltru and Whrr'. Auu may APPEAR ani
contest the same. it you ~tr' rsitiS''.
~ r " STbDINkD Register
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STATEOF VERMONT. Westminster 5.

- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in the estate uf VII.
LIAM DlNOlL, late Of Jamaica, in said district
deceased, Greeting
Nuu are hereby notified that this court will he.
eide upon the allowance Of the account of Daniel
ShrrWln, Administrator upon said Estate, and d,
cree distribution Thereof Ia the persons rutilrd
at the session thereof to hc held al the inn uf o.
tuomhS ia IuWIishrud uu the first duN of Aug
ust, \ u. lSsS, when aud where Nuu may H.
heard in the premises il yuu See Gauss
C. h EDDY. Register
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IIOH. W. y. Dillingham; Marrow ES-

Hon W = Dillingham;. Republican can
dilute for governor. narrowly escaped d
serious accident last FRIDAY morning II.
was driving with Hon. T. X Gl-rd from
Morrisvile to johnson The route ln\
through Hyde Park, aud passing along II
bridge, as the travellers entered that town
the near horse put lis front fppt into n h"l,
in the planking Of the bridge TIA" anima
turned a somersault, aud Mr. Dillingham;
was thrown ont ON to the horses With
great presence of mind lac managed to rx
triratr himself aud hold the horses hrad
until Mr. Glrrd could Recover himself
aud cut the harness 81 ns to rrlrn>, Tia,
horse. Both gentlemen were well shaker
up and bruised, hut fortunately escaped SEE
rinus injuries
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,,rArE an NEnMnNT. M...lmln.l..r 5.

- me Probate Court in and Tor said District
To all persons interested lu the tSdt" Of john
$ Fullerton, late Of IoWushrnd in said District
Deceased Gp.vting
Nuu ar. hereby notified that this court will IL,
eide upon the allowance ct the account oi ..
GARFIELD. administrator upon said estate, ann
decree. distribution thereof to the persons entitled.
at the session thereof to b, held at the lun oi
| a. f. tuutnlis ia Tow u~hrui ON the first day ul
! August, \ u lNSs when and where You may h
heard In the premises. If you see cause.
l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

,,TATE OF VERMONT, Marl.oro -

- The Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested M the estate Of lSkA
FL HAYNES, late OF Wilmington in SAID district
deceased, Greeting.
Nuu are hereby notified that this court Will de-
eide upun the allowance. uf the account of IRA h
BATClElDER, Administrator upon the Estat,
Of Israel Haynes, late of Wilmington in said dis
trict DECREASED. and decree distribution thereof {,
court tn b. held al the Probate Oflicc in Brattrbo
ru on the first saturday ot August, lSNS when an,
where YOU may be- heard in the premises, If ynt
cause. - T. W. STODnARn. Register.
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N,TATE or VERMONT. Marlboro -

- ~ the l'rutat" Court for said District
To all persons Interested IN TN. estate of ABB
trict. dt-,tast-l tprtiug
You are hereby notified that this court will ir
eide upon TIN. alluWan,r. 81 the account uf SETH
llERRltk, tNecutur upm SAIL estate and
-cr- dislrihutuu thereof tnthr parsons entitled
AT session thereof tols held AZ the Pruiat- p,.
ia B,nttlrbpru uu the first saturday of August.
4 y lSSS when AMI who're yuu may h. heard ia
the premises. 1t Nuu cause.
y f. " SItnDAKn Register
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NEW ENGLAND
observatory.

Thorough instruction under ahrst masters In
TURF, LANGUAGES, PHYSICAL CULTURE
AND TUNING Tuition So to $s5 per term
Board aud room, including steam heat aud cleo
tric light, s. 10 = ~ per week For Illustrated
calendar. giving fun information, address
4 TOURJEE, Director, Franklin So, BOSTON.
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''" E.w. sroppAEp. Register


= The Probate. curt for said District
To all persons Interested in the estate Of MA
sos lNGkAM. late oi NcNlanc ia sad district
deceased. trrrtlug.
Whereas Elvu VI Ingram has presented O..
this ruurt au instrument putpurius {" t' the lasl
will uf said Decreased for probate. You ar, hereby
notified that this Court will dr,iit. upuu the pre-
bats ut said instrument at th" -''~,iuu thereof g.
he. h,II at the Probate, tInI,r. 900 lirltiI'rtuI th
ur-t saturday ct August. ISIS. When aud Nhrt'
Won may upl-.ar and contest the same % Nuu
,att-.. - b. " SIbluAEb Ei.Lt-trt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

large crowd was present at the Repuh-
urnn flag raising last Friday evening, Hon
Frank rlumley was the leading speaker
Among the lSi0 veterans was DR. > Nj,
Blake Of Bellows Falls, who made "a hrlel
hut stirring speech that brought down the
house
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MARKET REPORTS.

BOSTON. July H. The. finest Western cream
cry commands ~ cents m round lots, and hh.ti ~
cts. in iubbiug way. New York and Vermont
dairy new. lS6J ~. Cheese g0gipc Small pea
L''inS, S3tl3uj; mediums 2jUGI2 -; yellow ewes,
g. ,50L2sJ. Eggs, fiiIp cents Eastern puta
toes, 61' GIiO; Northern, 15G1j Hay, SlGWiS
CHICAGO, July 10. Wheat No 2sprng NlGf
ste; No winter red SOAic0Slc. Corn No ..
Barley No :, 81
ST. LOUIS, July IN. Wheat Ne. red. 1911 O.
S2ls Corn, No. 2miNed, lGle oats, No. mixed,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13
OF VERMONT,

J TWITT W TTNITNTTIN-
To all persons interested in the Estate uf Al.
BERT VI V. HAGAR. AN insolvrut debtor,
Greeting
You are hereby notified that Albert NJ Y liza
gar on the AUh day ut June lSSS filed in said
court the assent in writing ut "A ma jurty in Num-
hrr aud amount of his creditors who have proved
their claims in said ease. couSrnting to his dis
charge hy said court, ant that a meeting uf the
creditors of said debtor will b. held at the Pro
late. Ofli. IN Brattlrhoro la said district ON the
seventh day of August, \ H. lSNS, at ~ O'Clock
A. NJ . under the provisions ui See 1872 of the Re
Visrd Laws, when and where You may he heard
upon the question uf said drhtur's discharge, II
YOU s-r Gauss ~ f. ". STuDDARD, Register
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Draths,

In So Londonderry, June o. Aida Maud, only
child ui Mr. aud Mrs Frank l.iy,rmurr ul Frat
tlltnru. iN. ma
In Chester. July ]. Franklin Howe, ~.
Ia Grafton Man 80. MARY &. Bailey. 10
Ia Dummri7stun July u. Aliusuu tiats's, 10y nn
In Hnrtuus, lille. lulN o. MIS- Lamts Cram.
In Nurthiirll, Mass. Iuly +, William llultun Gl
for ~ years station agent at South Vernon
In Montpelier, July ith AT the residence at his
sun-iu.l law, Hiram Atkins, Ezra +. kimhlll, e, a
native ut lraitl-lnru.
In Sanchn, Santa Domingo, W l., May ~, Hen
~ f. SON uf 4. y Robertson of Chesterfield, y.
H.. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13
. ,TATR az VEWuONT. MnrlbnrnSS

- By the Probate Court for said District
10 all persons Interested IN the estate of
HATTIE J REED, late of Wilmington in said
District, deceased. Greeting.
Nut ARE hereby notified that this court viii de-
eide. upon the allowance Oi the account Of Al.ON
~ BCGBEE. Administrator upon the estat' col
llattir j Reed. late uf Wilmington IN said dis
trirt decreased. and decree distribution To- the Ipf
SONS entitled at session thereof 10 bc held at tn
prpiut, piIice la Brhttl,bOru, in said District uu
the first saturday Of August, 4. ID. lSSs when amt
where YOU may aplHnr and hr heard III the prem
iS,'s 10 you rtiiiSe
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HHWLEY

J Ork importers between 100
and zoo Ladies' Beaded
Wraps, Jackets and Raglans
at much less than the cost of
importation, to close the sea-
son, which owing to the long
continued cold weather, left a
surplus in their hands. Among
the wraps arc a few very clc-
giant garments which cost from
$4,000 to $500 each to land,
and will be sold $1,000 to
$500 below importation val
ne. There is also a lot rang
ing in price all the way be-
tween 50. 90 and $1,000.
There is one lot of 81 fine
imported Jersey Jackets which
would ordinarily cost at retail
about 5000 each ; shall sell
them while they last at S5.3S
each. Colors are mahogany.
gobclin, navy and seal brown.
Fifteen coaching tan shades
at $6.38 each.
The Raglans are imported
pattern garments, no two alike,
very stylish, imported by
Messrs. Lord & Taylor for fine
New York city trade, Usual
retail price $500 to $4,000.
Shall give choice from all at
$500 to $500 each.
All the above mentioned
garments arc desirable styles
of this seasons importation.
| have just added to my
dress goods stock a choice Sc
lection Of novelties in import
cd combination, plain and
striped, dress patterns. to
cost 5000 to $3.50 a suit,
which are the Scarccst and
most desirable goods brought
out this season.
Clearing out purchase OF
several single piece lots OF
fine black dress goods to be
sold from Csc. to 05c. a yard !;
all under value.
Two pieces fine black and
white mixture, jobbcd all the
season at So IL cts. per yard,
to be sold for 50 cts. a yard.
Many new patterns SatccnS
of the 500, 25c. and u I-2c.
grades.
Fifty pieces fancy crinklcd
! Snarcnrl-arc ,b,;,. na,, ,,nt
terms. same ouaIitv rs sold last
season at 15c..,r - 1-2c. 4
ward.
Another lot of cream color
ed Secrsuckers at & lie. a
yard ; same as last lot.
New Lawns.
NJ C,..,,.
oualitv.
"Gold Seal" and Turkey red
"Green Seal Percales. =
I-2c. Same as last lot.
New Fans same styles as
offered in finest Japanese
'''' - III ~" VI ~
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. ,OMMIssIONEHs' NOTICE.

~ 70 l IL W JONlAlA TIM
The undersigned, having been duly appointed
10y the Honorable Probate Court for the district of
adjust all claims and demands uf all persons
against the estate OF JOSIAH lIkE, late of
Nottingham, IN said district, decreased, and all
at the late dwelling huuSt' If said deceased, in
Nottingham la said district, On the fourth day Of
lAsS, from ten O'Clock A. ~ until four uclnck
=. NJ, ON each Of said days, aud that six months
from the 1th day of June A. u. lSSs, is the
time limited by said court for said creditors To-
present their claims to ms for examination and
allowance.
Dated al Nottingham this 21l day of June, IS
II n RAIIDtf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

~rhuol in district No. Il closed July Bird
with oral examinations. The scholars not
absent during the term were Lula Knapp.
hlora, Grace, aud Kitty Willard and Walter
Emkr~lcr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

Market Beef \ few choice at s. 2lGi ~: extra
sG.,5GGnOO; inst quality, S6m; second quality
s5mM5.,5; third quality, SiUGll5U.
store Cattle Working oxen Z pair, SHlGf ia
Fancy Cows, StNM15: Mich Cows and calves 80
a. *; yearlings, S9MlS; tw" years cid, SlilJ;.,
three years old, SalNt5.
Swine Western fat live, Gt4MGi,c; Northern
dressed hogs, ic.
Sheep aud Lambs In lots S3Ui,i uOGi 2 M each
extra, S550rGN, or from 3WGl. crnts Y n
Lambs, ilaM1c. Plh
Veal Calves, 2l.Uhitc + NJ.
Country Hides, ilYeGtc. y A. Country Talluw
lleQJ2 cts. p n. calf skins, Gn1c. y h.. r-ifs
.hAS rnrh. Dairy SkIms, l!na,lr rArh
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

Elder 81. john of Bristol, Conn, whl
preach in the chapel next Sunday at lo;'u
A. NJ and / 80 A. NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

At about O'Clock on Monday afternoon
fine horse barn of George Chase was discov
cred to he ON fire. The flames had 50 far
advanced and were 50 rapidly progressing
that efforts to arrest them were in vain
The barn and house were connected hy "A
shed aud all the buildings were soon con
.umcd liut very little household furni
turr was saved, aud "A large number of val
liable farming implements were burned in
tine barn and IA pig in the pen. The nss is
,-tIuatrd Mt : 300, no insurance The or
l-lu Of the fire is unknown.
The glorious Fourth passed without pat
uutic demonstrations save the houming Of
guns aud the ringing of hels The cnrnct
band with IA mumhero of our citizens, attended
the picnic at Cyrus Whecler's grove, re-
union Of the Wilmington, Readsboro and
jacksonville bands The dav was 50 hap
ptIy spent in the beautiful grove by large
company that repetition is contemplated
The exhibition of band of Kiowa In
dmuS last week in large tent upon the
grounds Of u. .. Kingsley was very largely
attended, and the agility and skill Of many
of the fcats were surprising The curncl
band voluntarily attended on Saturday eve
ming, aud toa very large audience added t.
the interest Of this unique entertainment
los their excellent music
Mr., DR.. Canrdy of Shclburnc Falls ha,
recently spent IA few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Chase IF thu,
Village
March,, Brown Of North Adams and Ed
gar of Chicago are stopping at their home
q u Browns.
a Nottingham Republican club was or
lauiled ON the It'll inst. A. A Butterfeld.
president @. $ Chase, secretary
Miss Nellie u. Vim, who has been teach
ug IN Shirley. Mass is at home ON II vaca
ton
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Argal Notices.
! GtTAVEOF EHWONE
- Windham County Court. Sept term lS'N
/ ALBERT G. WHITAKER vs. LILA i. WlITrA


- Windham County Court. Sept term, lNtS
ALBERT G. WHITAKER W. LILA u WllITA-
KER
Whereas AllH'rt g. Whitaker NJ Mntlluro IN said
Windham county has this day hlrd in the office
Vt the clerk uf the Wiudiam county court his u
lH,l Tor divorce from his Wife Lila i Whitaker
rrturunhlr To- the term NJ suId court next tn IT,
holden nn the Second Tuesday uf September. A.
u ISIS. at NrWfaur. within and for the county uf
Windhnm aforesaid setting forth his marriage Ia
the said Lila j. on the 9ith day ui September a
u 1Sy3 and that hc lived with her at lirnttlrlnru
aud MArburl In said Wiudlam county uutil aluut
the 10Th uf November. \ u isSSi. when he ceased
tn live, with her Tor the reason that the said Lila
j at NHrlluru aforesaid tn Wit. uu the daY aud
year last aforesaid aud un divers other DAYS w..
tween the date " their said marriage aud said
last -nentiu npd date treated said petitioner with
inueruhr srvrrit aud praying HAT for the causo
aforesaid divorce bc granted hlu. That he is
now "a resident of Windham county. aud has lH'en
Tor the three. years last past hut 1t appearing that
the said Lila j. Whitaker Is now resident with
out this state. here the ordinary process uf the
court cannot w. served upon her, rr II OHDEHEn
that the hlelnnt cause notice tn Il" given the said
Lila j IT the pendrncy Of his said llel aud the
term Of court to which the same Is mndc return
able 10y publishing the substance thereof, tugrth.
with this order, for three weeks successfully IN
The Vermont Phoenix u newspaper published at
BrattlebOro In said county, the last publication tu
be at least six weeks before the session Of the
term ofcOurt to which the same Is rcturnable
which publication shall be deemed sufficient notice
10 the said Lila j. Whitaker that she may appear
aud contest the same II she shall see 1T
Dated at Brattlcboru, In Windham county, the
i2th day Of July, A D. lSH
~ ROYALL TYLER, Clerk
TIt4ETNa A SrnnuAub Att'Ng far Petitioner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

a Young son Of Michael Malley had his
leg broken Wednesday 10y the kick of a COW.
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The New EMPEROR IIrnI,h.

Dir Mackenzie, IA an interview with
correspondent Of the Scotsman at Venice
has totally denied the accuracy Of the IN
terview, in which he Vns represented q,
admitting that he ha concealed the can
crrous mature Of Emperor Frederick, NAL
adv, in order Ia prevent IA regency Tia,
Srotsman's correspondent asked the doctor
whether the statements in the Italian press
that the present German emperor is suffer
ing from an incurahle malady, were true
He replied that the statements vcr, mo,tl,
exaggerated, hut that it was fact tha
Emperor William had an aurnl complaint
which was not unattended with danger. al
though many persons similarly afflicted hu,
lived tu an old age Emperor William h,
said had infantile paralysis of the arm
which had impedcd his growth, aud wa
the cause of his being such short man. un
like his father. The paralysis had slightly
shortened his arm, but he could use it we'll
and was otherwise active aud strong
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-07-13

Au item in The Phunix Of June % say
that Col lluskins has "A hutton of lSlO "r
which is embossed log cabin, viii
Harrison and Tyler inscribed upon 1t,
with the remark that plenty Of Republicans
would like to pay so for it. Your CORE
pondrut knows Of party in this village
that has eleven beautiful brass buttons Will
bog cabin aud barrel of cider embossed
upon them, and nicely done, the owner OF
which would like To dispose of them for
consideration.
The strawberry crop has been exception
ally good this season, and lasted longer
than usual, and prices have been better
than for several years previous, owing u
the fact that several large growers, that
have for several years glutted the market
Z" their own aud other growers drtrlm'ht'
from their ambition for doing large hnSi
hess, irrespective Of profit and really at q
loss, have come tn their senses and reduced
Their acreage.
Ihr ladies Of the Congregational society
"lll hold campaign social in the v'strl
of their church next Tuesday evening \
program is in preparation, and cake ana
icr cream will be furnished. All are m
Nlird
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Marlboro.

The rain Wednesday night was followed
10y wind with a velocity OF over 60 mile, an
hour
II ) Hale, who has been visiting in town
returned home to lrominstrr, Mass, Tues
LAY
Miss Eta IIIgley is spending her vacation
at home
On account Of sickness of the teacher
Miss II l. Brayman, school in district Ne
closed last Friday Pupils who were moi
absent or tnrdy are Laura Blanchard Cipl
die Brown, Arthur IIadlock Howard King
Carrie Snow, Forest SNOW not absent Sid
nry Whittcmure
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Miss Edith Allrich of Somcrvillr, Mass
arrived this week at H. f. MnrSr's to spend
the hot season.
r. /. Waterman, administrator of ID. T..
I.anSon's estate sold the dwelling house
and land attached at auction last Satnr,la,
to l.lnu, " bingham. Price. S92l