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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
MINOR NOTES.

Mr. Blaine Ina, engaged passage for him
self aud family to return to the United
States On the steamer Irnve Of the German
Lloyds line, to sail from southampton on
the 18th Of July.
Lord Stanley, the new governor general
of Canada, arrived with his suite at Ottawa
Sunday morning The hour Of his arrival
not being known, there was no public re
ception and only few spectators were at
the station.
1t is said that senator Allison's name will
be presented to the Chicago convention 10y
John T. Deliver, one Of the Iowa delegates
at large. Dolliver is II fluent young man Of
pleasing address, and was ON the stump in
the last presidential campaign.
The Republican candidate for governor
of Maine was quickly nominated at the
Portland convention Wednesday, L. @. Bur
leigh being chosen on the first ballot. Bur
leigh has been state treasurer since 1885,
being elected to that position after assisting
in the treasurers office several years He
is in his 4jth year, and has served as as
sistant clerk in the state House Of Repre-
sentatives and AS government land agent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
sTATE NEWS.

Over $4,000 pounds of butter and 5000
pounds Of cheese were offered at the Yer
mont board Of trade at Burlington last
week, hut with no sales The highest bids
were ~ cents for butter and II for cheese,
and the holders refused to sell The butter
viii be put in cold storage and the cheese
held to await better prices About III. 900
pounds of butter aud 20 900 pounds of
cheese will he offered weekly ON the board
when prices are established
frightened horse ran OIL the high
bridge at Hooker hill over a cut ON the
Willamstown railroad one day last week
with young sou of Rollin Allen The
horse fell between an engine and tender Of
passing train and was killed The boy
escaped injury.
Patrick Morrissey, a deputy sheriff Of
Stamford, on May 2jth went 10 North Adj
ans, Mass, and while there committed an
unpruvoked and fatal assault on Sylvanus
Morgan, aged - wears Young Morrissey
1t is claimed, had no words with Mr. Nor
gan, but crushed his skull with cobble
stone and then fled Morgan died NAV
3Oth, and his murderer was arrested i'm
Stamford and after delberation went 10
Massachusetts, without "A requisition
Mrs. Lee Morton of Rutland, 40 years
Old, took large dose Of bed bug poison re
Gently and died the next day. She has been
respondent since the death Of her husband
| about two years ago
K. e. McGinm of Ryegate, while super
intending the construction Of soldiers
monument at Milford, Conn, last Monday,
was killed 10y the falling of Il derrick
The Lake Champluin Yacht Club House
at Burlington was opened Monday evening
with II handsome bali
James Smith Of Pittsford committed sui
eide Tuesday by hanging. lie was about
10 years old, and leaves wife and three
children.
Jefferson Riedon Of Tinmouth, aged 20,
was drowned in Chipmans pond ut that
place Sunday Ly the capsi1ing Of a boat.
\ three year old child Of James Kidd of
| Swamton set fire to its clothes with matches
the other day, aud was burned to death
The annual state conference Of the Con
gregational churches was held at Barre thi,
week
G.. e. \. Bartlett, formerly treasurer OF
the Boston and Lowell railroad company,
has been elected president of the st Johns
bury and Lake Chumplan railroad, and
also chosen general manager of the White
Mountain division of the Boston and Low
! ell road
Work is progressing on the new Univer
sdlist church at Rutland. The stone work
will he of broken marble II by II feet
and the foundation is to cost $1,000 The
corner stone of dark gray marble will bp
laid the last of August
The Sith commencement of the Unver
sity of Vermont and state agricultural col
lcge at Burlington begins Sunday the 9th
with the baccaluureate discourse and clos,
ON the Thursday following with the exam
nations for admission
The Grand Army Of the state now mum
beers 1865 members in good standing, will
"A fund ON hand Of Sli93
The Bennington battle monument ha
been laid up 10 feet this season. \ cessa
ton of II few days was nee, ssary to Civ,
the contractor AN opportunity h. build stag
ings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

Has just put on sale job pur-
chase Ladies' Fancy Stripped
Hose, full regular made at
ISc. per pair.
New lot, iast-bIack, La
dies IIose-best ever offered
at the price-25c. pair.
Large lot Ladies' fancy
printed Hose. Choice styles,
regular 45c. and soc. grade,
$50. Il pair.
New lot Ladies' Jcrscy-ft-
ting Undervcsts ut 25c. and
2oc. Have from Mcssrs. Ar
mold, Constable x Co. a lot
of French Balbriggan Jersey
fitting Undcrvests at soc.
my ''N' I-IH'' III ''0 at - i
and spun silk at ST.25 each.
Novelties in muslin and
Vic. lawn Chimcsctts. New
thing out for neck and vest
i'"''' wear
New invoice Mother Hub
bard Wrappers.
N.u. o;..o all s;u. bIo,L-
lace Aonnce. 20 inches wide
SI.oo a yard.
New Gloves for aides and
rh;Id,o,
JOB IN LaH'e' w h''e oN'rts
1T o9o' ana 7l'
AIRY ralIy busl'e new
est ana coolest hrec ron
$50 ) roll Soc 9c''o l"'
'nc''i'
Twenty-Five very choice
new designs ana oo'"IlhS' o
H. H. w hlte '"h'lheo S'yIe'
III i &c o'tce''S' La =
est assortment III Town Oh eN'
.1
80
III P'"''' ol"oA' inc ''e"cS
ana pest 'h'hS ever put uPo'
inc '''' !! Is .''c iie"'lc','
Saline NNlo VIII not l''''
,.o,.l -
C""|||eS loO' " y ~ u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

News has lust been received here of the
J.,tb Of Judge Il. b Turner of Austin
T.yn,. of dropsy Of the heart, June 2d, at
fin. n,p of G3 He was native Of Putnev
Vest Hill, went to Michigan and studied
y,tb his brother, Hon. j. W Turner. and
y,,s admitted to the bar in that state in
tsis. where he was at one time county
attnrney. In 1853 he emigrated to Texas.
settled in Austin, aud was a law partner
with \. j. Hamilton, afterwards Gov Ham
ilton lie opposed the policy Of secession
and became a refugee from that state, hay
ing to lee for his life leaving his family
to the uncertainties Of the rebelliuus ele-
mrnt. lie escaped North 10y the way of
Mexico and did effective work for the I'm
ion cause in Maine, Vermont and Michigan
during the second canvass for Lincoln aud
wa, said to he largely instrumental in car
r,iup Maine in opposition to the copperhead
democracy Of that state After the war
he went back 10 Texas and was attorney
general Of that state under the provisional
government Of Texas, "A position he held
during the reconstruction period. In 1850
he was appointed by President Hayes Unit
ed States Judge Of the western district of
Texas Most Of the celebrated Texas land
perjury cases were tried 10y him, when the
yigor Of his decisions put stop to such
frauds Judge Turner was a man of abili-
IT,. an excellent lawyer, Of sterling intcg
rity and Of positive convictions of right
aud justice.
The ladies' Of the Unversalst society
nave deferred their strawberry festival to
the evening of Friday, June 22d.
The whouping cough, or cough very
similar, prevails among the children here,
L.,
notable is the case of Jewett Knight. son
of Frank r. Knight, who has been critical
w sick with the disease combined with
pneumonia. He is improving W.
Childrcn's day was appropriately ubserv
ed 10y the Congregational Sunday school
last Sunday, the exercises taking the place
of the morning service.
Personals Mrs. W. S. Williams of
Smrpsvlle, Pa, has come to spend the
summer at her old home Mrs. Edwin San
lrrson is visiting her children in Amesburv.
Mass. Friends from Concord, Mass, have
been visiting at James Crawford's. Mrs.
II + Forrest is the new president of the
w. G. T. u Many friends Of Mrs. Fred
,rick Smith have enjoyed her recent visit
among them. Jessie Underwood has gun,
to st. Paul, Mimi, to work in restaurant
The recent strawberry suppers by the
Baptist and Methodist societies were wei
patruniled.
There will he preaching in the Baptist
church Sunday at l:l5 p Nj, and at East
Iutney at ! P.M
Rev. MIR. John will begin a series of lee
lures on Character Building of speca
interest to young people, at the vestry next
sunday evening. All are invited to com,
aud hear him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

Quite delegation from here attended the
Universalist association at Vernon ON Tues
day and Wednesday.
Communion at the Universalist church
the first Sunday in July.
Miss Celia Ingram spent the past week at
T, A. Morse's.
Robert White made his brother short
visit recently, leaving Tuesday morning.
Next Sunday there will he communion
service at the Methodist church June 2lth
quarterly meeting will be held,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
DGaths.

In Brattleboro, June II, Julia f., wife Of Thus
Brown, 30.
In Brattleboro, June o. Myran,la f , wife or l.
W. Lord, lly. 9m,
In Chesterfield. June 9. Win q Matthews, ~
In Marlboro June +, Almiru Gnudrll, o.!
In So. Londonderry, June &, Mrs. SilHs Whit
man, ~.
In Halifax, Lucius 4 Monty S2y. SIN,
IN Windham June q, Rose Moore lS
In Windsor June II, DR. f. l., Mnra', a prom
nent citizen aud Mason.
la Hinsdalr, june ~, John Mullin, H. June Z
Mrs Sybel Hubbard, 80
In Brookline, June 10, Patty X, wife of Win
chester Smith, s.
la Austin Tex, June =, Hon. Ezekiel Is Turner
a native Of Putnry G3
In Yonkers n. Y June II, Harriet A, widow
of Horace Bracket, formerly Of Brattlrhoro, ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
.OMMussIONERs' NOTICE.

\ I'M \ Y VI 7 T.NTNT0T7N nv y"
We, the subscribers, lHing duly appointed 10y the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Mari.
hnrn Commissioners tu receive. examine aud
adjust all claims and demands of all person,
against the estate of tlarlssa Rice, late of
Brattlchuru, in said district, decreased, aud all
claims and demands exhibited la offset thereto,
HEREBY give notice that We Will meet for the put-
pose aforesaid al William 5 Nrwtun's office in
Brattlrboru an the last Monday Of june ami second
Monday of November next from O'Clock until
iucluck g. ~, each of said days, and that six
months from the aGth day of May, 4. u. 1888, is
th. time limited Icy said court Tor said creditors 60
present their claims Ia MS for examination AMI al
luWuuc'.
Dated at Brattlrbnr1 this 3lst day of May, lS>S.
WILLIAM 5. NEWTON, commissioners,
- BARNA A. CLARK,
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Rarrtagcs.

In Rrattlrhoro, june ~, by Rev r. W. Illmau.
Herbert Mathrr tu Clara r. Winchester. both Of
Marlburu.
In Brattrboro, June ~, by Rev T. Cunningham,
j r D,nning of Palmer, Mass, tu KATIE Bowler
Of Brattlrhnru
Ia ST Juhnshury, June q, by Rev + T. David
SON, Chas " Potter Of Bratilrhuru tu Edna n
Blanchard of st ,lulnSbury
la West Halifax, june ~, 10y Rev. " Good
nov, Joseph \. CLARK to Minnie Ihurhrr
In Chesterfield, y. II June u, 10y Rev \ T. Hall
Clinton wellington of Wrstmurrand 10 Bessie u.
HAYES Of G..
In llinsdalr n H. June ., 10y Rev Il. Il. Mooney.
+. " Hartford of Turner's Falls Ia l,.uura Is
Strrtter Of llius,lalr
In Bellows Falls. June l3, by Rev. j y EmrIA.
Elw. W. Gould to l.ruOra f. lrt. both of y T.
In Waterbury,. Conn, June q, by Rev. h. Row
land, d. D., Rev. John A. Todd u. H., of TurrN
town y Y, to Sarah L., daughter Of the late g.
A. Nash formerly Of Braltlrhuru
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
NOrIhGeIi, Mass.

june sth was class day at the young Ia
dies seminary. The exercises were quite
interesting.
The ladies' of the Unitarian church will
hold their annual strawberry festival June
Goth at the town hall Music and dane
ing and refreshments, and ice cream are
in order for this occasion \ cordial invl-
tation is extemed to all.
S. A. White is moving is moving into Mr.,
Sankey's tenement on Main Street
Carpenters under VIM Jolly's charge are
soon to begin work ON IA house and barn To
he used in connection with the North
field" The house is to consist of sixteen
rooms, and is 10 be occupied 10y the help at
the hotel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

The country is looking finely, the grass
crop being good and very forward, while
other crops though appearing well, are not
quite rs advanced as usual at this season of
the year.
\ u. Benson shot two hawks measuring
four feet from tip to tip, last week MIR.
BENSON reports several young birds in a
nest in high tree near Ora O. Obers,
where the two were killed.
+. n Winslow has returned to Hastings
Neh, where he has been employed by the
Nebraska Loan and Trust company since
he left his uncles, 5. ID. Winsluw's store.
after five years clerkship
The young man that appeared in f. b
Ober's family last week weighed nine lbs
lie thinks of remaining for while and
learning the barber and tin business. He
has two grandfathers, two grandmother,
and three great grandmothers
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IOMMIsHIONERs NOTICE.

\ ESTATE OF IECHARlNll WHEELER
The undersigned, having been duly appointed
hN the Honorable Probate Court for the district of
Marlboro Commissioners Ia receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Zrcharuh Whclrr, late of
Mhitiugham in said district. deceased, and all
claims exhibited ia offset thereto. hereby give mo-
tic- that We will meet for the purp,'~r aforesaid
at the late dwelling hous,' of said deceased. iu
Nottingham in said district, on the twenty -uiuth
daN of June and the twenty sixth dan ui October,
1873. from ten O'Clock A. NJ. until Tour u'rurh
g. Al on each of said days and that six month
from the a6th day of May \. D. lNss, is tho
time limited 10y sand court for said creditors a.
present their claims To- ms for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Nottingham this Gthday of June, ISIS
II -. BAlLOU, commissioners
~ II = REED. ''''''''''N''''''''
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sIraws show, eIe.

lffom tue NEW l'"'' 'NF'''"l
If straws show which way the wind
blows. the returns from Oregon indicate
that a double barreled Republican cyclone
is getting ready 10 demolish the Democrat
ic administration in November The re
turns show the Republican ticket to be
elected hy the largest majority for twenty
wears, aud gives them AN excess OF forty
two OF. joint ballot in the Legislature. The
political weather record telegraphs to Gro
YER that cold wave has started down from
the northwest aud he had better get under
cover.
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i. ,rArE orNnMMoNT. Mnrlnoro IS.

y Tile Probate Court Tor 0hlu District
To all persons Interested la the estate of u.
LEONARD, late eft Bmltlhuru in said District,
tlrc.aSrd Greeting.
Whereas j VI Tyler and Cora T.. Leonard, AL
mu-tralors upon tho estate eft D. Leonard late OF
Brittlrhoru in said district decreased, have HE'D a
petition iu mi. court, sitting forth that the sale
of all uf the real estate Of said deceased viii h.
beneficial to the heirs and all persons Interested
therein, and paying fer lirtnsr &" sell the .alhr
ports tu be- the consent ia writing of all the lriS
residing Ia this State tu such sale. Mhrrrupon IT
is ordered that the sumo De heard al Inc session ul
.,,il ,.nurt tn . held ut the Probate Oncrn Brat
tlrhnru ou the E-i saturday of June, lNNs,
when aud whrl. YOU may De heard Ia the pre-
II n. W sruDDARD, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15
NOTICE.

TINHE administrator Of the estate of Israel
i Haynes, deceased, late Of Wilmington, will
sell at public auction ON the 10Th day of June, A
d. 1855 at O'Clock =, ~, at his late residence,
one undivided half Of the home farm lying aud
being In the towns Of Wilmington and Dover, sui
iect to the widows homestead and one undivid
ed half of pasture known AS the Warner lot
also one undivided half of the Estrrhruok place,
so called, both pieces lying ON the road running
from West Dover to WardshOru, about one mile
from West Dover.
Terms will btN made known at time Of sale
IRA X. BATCHELDER, Admr
Wilmington, June o, 1879. 2w2it
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1 ,oMMIssIONEns, NOTICE.

= TNIN n TT II ~ Vt mn TI-TV
The undersigned having h4'u appointed 10y the
Hon Probate Court for the District of Marlboro
& Commissioners tu receive, examine ami adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate. of Lucy NJ Fainter, late of Nottingham,
in said district deceased, and all claims exhibited
ia offset thereto, hereby give notice that We viii
meet iur the purpose Aforesaid, al the office Of II
y IIiN m Nottingham. uu the Both day of jun
and 1,t day ct October, lSSs from ten u.cloch
4. N until four O'Clock =. Nj, on each of said
DAYS and that six months from the 2dh day ul
May, A. u lNNS, is the time limited 10y said
court for said creditors tu present their claims t.
iis for examination and allowance.
Dated at Nottingham this 18th day ui June, ~
IL. H. BALLOI, lr,,,,,,i.si,,.r.
" IL y llA. --. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

- The Probate Court for said District
Iu all l+-r~,uS interested ia the estate of MARY
Ann THEESlltE, late ui Mari~l"ra ln SAID Ills
trict. deceased. Greeting
Whereas RElA b. BRIGHAM has presented to
this Court an instrument purIurtIus Q" Ice. thu last
ill OF said deceased for probate. luu Hr- here
hN notified that this Court will d-ciir upon thr
probate of said instrument al the session thereof
10 is- held at the Probate O1r. 90 Brlttlrhur1, n
SAID District, uu the last saturday ui june.
\. u ISIS. when and Whrr. yuu may APPEAR and
p.utt.~t the ~tm- % Nuu S''r tauS'.
% T. " ~TbIl ARD. Register.
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l.TATEnEAEnMnNr. ,Inln..r.s Il

y The Probate Court for said district
10 an persons interested 100 tine estate ct u.
e. fRuU ~. late ul Marlboro. deceased,
Erecting
Nou are hereby notified that this court Will dp.
eide upon the allowance OF th,. account uf e. W.
REDtlELD. administrator upon the estate. cot
Dwight G. Pruuty. late. OF Marlboro. decreased. and
drrirc distribution thereof tu the parsons ri.
titled thereto at the session thereof &C. he. held ut
thee Probate Dfrt' iu Brlttrburu ru said b-trici.
ou thr last saturday of JUNE 4 -. l~Ss, aud ut
the same time will decide upon the Application of
E-tra prouty. widow. for am assignment of the
whole estate; when aud where you may b heard
u the premises. Of yuu -''r r,tI-'.
- T. ". STOOD ARD Register
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l,TATEnE AEKMnNT. MnrLn.r. ~

- 49, th, Probate Court for said District.
1u all person, Interested iu the estate ct HAIR
NEN e. WHITAKER. late ui Brattlthuru iu said
district. DECREASED. Erecting
You arr. hereby notified that this court will
decide upon allowance col the account of EnIi
RAIN - WHITAKER Administrator with the
viii annexed upon th, estate ut Harvey q. Whit
takrr latcot Brattl.buruin said district DECREASED.
and decree distribution thereof 10 the per
~uus entitled al session Thereof tu Ice held AT the
Probate. pnis,- iu Hrtltlyhoru ou the last saturday
heard Ia the premises. II You see rausr.
- f. ". NTuppARp, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

A Young man named James Richardson
is charged with attempted highway robbery
of AN aged man named Durant, who lives
in Surry. 1t is alleged he badly beat him
with stones. but was frightened away by
am approaching team Richardson was ar
rested and bound over for the September
term of court
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S,TATE OF VERMONT, Marroro IS.

y The Probate Court for said district.
To- all persons Interested m thu. estate of GER
TEl uE \ JOHNSON. late, OF Marlbnr1 iu said
District. decreased. Greeting.
Whereas % T.. BITrERfIELp has presented e.
tins court au instrument Imrpurtiug tu i- tho
last will of said d-r-a~,.l for probate. You arr
hereby notified that This court will decide upon
the probate ct said inst ruulrut az session Their,
of 10 lie. held at the Probate pnicr Iu Buttir
unrI Boo said district uu the last saturday of june,
4 j. lsNs when and uhrr, you may appeal
and contest the slime. d you Srr cause.
- r. W. STOOD ARp, Rrgistcr.
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AUCTION.

\ shall sell at public auction on the premises
known as the Joseph Bemis farm, consisting
Of 10 acres Of land comfortable buildings thereon
and tine, thrifty wood lot of about or 10 acres
sad farm il located in the south west part of
BrattlrbOrO, and is desirable small farm. sale
to he held at O'Clock = AZ. Oh Thursday, the 18th
Of June next DEBORAH BEMlS.
Brattleboro June II, lSaS. 2WaI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

Rev Webster Stebbins aud wife of Red
Wing, Mimi, are visiting the latters faith
er, l.. W. Page This is their first visit to
Vermont since they went West IL years
ago.
Mrs Dana of Woodstock is visiting her
brother, o. X. Garfield.
The council Of physicians which met ut
Jarvis Boynton'S last Sunday pronounced
Mrs Boyntun's disease cancer of the stum
ach.
Eugene Sanderson is down with the
humps. II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-06-15

Mrs f. A. Kenyon viii give chalk talk
at the VI. +. church next Sunday evening
at : o'clock. We hope all the friends of
temperance will he there
Mrs Daniel Chase Of Wardsboro, aged
- years, recently drove span of colts
from Wardsboro depot to Wardsboro vii
lage. Notwithstanding the colts were well
broken, we consider that Mrs Chase deserves
some credit for her skill in driving. Per
haps she had better compete for the prize
on the fair ground next fall.
Mrs. Betsey Smith, who has been sick
for few days past is convalescent.
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TATE or ,rnmoNr. N,rnar. ~

y The Probate Court for said District
To all persons Interested in the estate, of LAS
" BpND, late of Guilfuri. deceased.
Greeting:
Whereas : 4 CLARK has presented to- this
court an instrument purpurtlug tu ir. the last
VIII ui said deceased. for probate: Auu are
hereby notified that this count 50 W decide upon the
Go Ice. h.ld it the. Probate pili- 900 Erittlrliurl ui
-tiI Di~tuDt. uu th, hest saturday ul June. 4
70 ISIS. ui''n and Nhrr. Nuu may appear aud
contest tine saline. it You -.,' pui-,..
- T. " SItbiIAEb. Register.
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ArgaI Notices.
,,TATEoF yEnMoNr. NorIn,r.s,

n
y The Probate Court for said District.
IuHll persons Interested 100 th" estate ct tltAS.
s. LANE, late Of irattlcboro In said District d,.
ceased, Greeting
Whereas WM s. NEWTON has presented Ia
This court an instrument purpurtug tu Doe the last
will Of said deceased furprubntr. Nouarc hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the pro
bate of said instrument AT the session thereof tU
be- held at the Probate bilip u liattrltYrp uu The.
Nuu may appear aud contest Tho. same IL Won -,,,
rausc - h.. " SIODDNRD, Register.
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There are more flies ON US than there we're
a month ago.-BOston Epeniag Record