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Meetings convene in the country
- ar,ls os follows.

Services in foreign languages are
c, uducted rs follows:
Scandinavian, Social Hall, 10 an.
German, City Han. 10 L. m.
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Distance lend, Epeh.ntment.

Maud had \ fine figure, good face and
pretty name. One should see her at dis
lance. When she began 20 talk YOU realized
that sho never used sOZODOST. Her
breath was unlike the brecEes OF Araby the
blest
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The Indian.

SmDOH's COUGH and Consump-
ton cure is sold by US on a guaran-
tee. 1t cures consumption. l
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The best regulator Of the digestive
organs, also best appetizer known, is
AngOStura Bitters; the genuine Of
DIR. ]. q. b. Siegert * Sons. At all
druggists.
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Union Pacific Lands.

Utah Real Estate and Invest
ments. e. +. WASTLAND, Agent,
aOI S. Main ST.. Salt lake City. DIT
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT

At SAT- LAKE City, UtGA on Noe. 50. 1859.
O6serrdfions taken az 5 n IA, 75fh -Mer
ididni time, az all sfo,ions.
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Ladies' ClOaks, all wool; cost to
make them, SIS for $3.50. BestGioves
in town for Sl.OO II. T.. PHELPS.
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Ecttcr Thnn A HotLemonnds.

ALL kinds OF Sheep Dip for sale
ut PAINF * LYNE's.
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q. p. Due

Still continues to carry on business
as Florist, at go W. Third South st.
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Cough, WHoOPINGCOUGH and
Bronchitis are Immediately relieved
by ShilOh's Cure. /
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Pears Soap is the puress and hes
oaI.ever made. s
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A FEW COPIES or THREE NIGHTS
~ Public Discussion" between the late
President John Taylor and three ministers
IN France Price IS cents, Il DISCREET
NEWS OFFICE.
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For lame hack, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents. /
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WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION To THE FOL
w lowing valuable offers Genuine Specimen
Of stone or Wood from Mormon Hill, sc. Elegant
Cabinet Picture OF Hill, s. G. Autograph OF Major
Gilbert. VIM printed the FIRST Mormon BGbIe
and who Personally Acquainted with
Joseph smith. 33c. Fine cabinet Photograph
90 Major Gilbert, with Autograph Letter. soc.
Az the above for only ST. g. send at once.-sa
-AGENI> wNNTED.-
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All kinds Of Second Hand House
hold Goods, l57 8. First r.
ETCHEsON & WEBER.
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cATARR
LOST.

DETwEEN Co or. DRUG STORE AND
ID II. DinwOOdcy's store. = small black
and yellow purse containing three five
dollar gold pieces and some small change.
Return 10 this Office and be suitably re
wartied 81
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Forty Years Among the Indians
Is the title Of n highly interesting
work Of 400 pages which will shortly
be issued from the press. 1t con-
tains the thrilling experiences Of
Daniel W. Jones among the natives
Of this land, and exhibits many mar
Vicious prUvidences Of God in his he.
half.
Cauvassing agents will visit short
~ the different Wards and Stakes Of
Zion. diff
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salt Lake CITY, Barometer 3o-21.
p. II. FIrzaAURIcE sers't Signal Corps
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COHN BROS.
FOIidagGoods Z C5ejg@tgesPF presents

The Largest Stock that we have Ever Shown
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The NEWS can now be had every
evening, at Sis pm, at the news
stand Of the Union Depot, or at the
Ogden News depot, SSl Twenty
fourth Street, few doors east Of the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
& Cannon, Main Street, or it will be
delivered at your residence the same
evening by applying TO Mr.. Scott
Anderson, NEWS agent in Ogden
CitV.
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THE immigrants on the way ar.
rived At Chattanooga to-day, all
we'll
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, W.
| lid not THINK it was a very hard
blow; when McFarlane was Slapped
he went out doors; Golding struck
him because he disputed Mr.. Han
sens being n gentleman, by doubt
ing GoldiDg's remarks; | think
Golding was in his shirt sleeves;
Hansen had on 4 coat: il was a
ducking coat.
Ii was about three minutes after
the blow was struck when the shot
was fired; told Golding he had bet
ter so out of the back door; the front
door was thrown open; l don't know
who threw it open: went out into
the bar room and right to the front
door; / don't know whether there
was any misunderstanding before
Golding slapped him.
Francis NJ. Bemis was the next
witness called. He said: reside at
AantI; am a lumberman; am &C
quainted with McFarlane; saw him
near the pOstOfiice on the evening
OF the 10Th inst; the pOstoffice is
about 20J feet from the saloon: l
was going down the sidewalk: de-
PENDANT was coming from the west:
as we crossed the street / spoke TO
him, and called him by name: we
shook hands; could see he was not
in the way Of talking; he appeared
to be angry; he evaded telling me
what the matter was; he went 10
Start OFF in another direction,
and i caught him by the
coat sleeve and asked him: he
replied, Il will tell you some other
time" l then went over to the
saloon; when 1 got in there, Gold
ing and Hansen were playing pool;
Golding had just made shot; he
turned around and came TO me,
grabbing me by the arm; he led me
int the pool room, and gave me a
drink; went into the bar room TO
drink, and from there TO the pool
room; Coolidge and Golding went 10
playing pool; they were playing
when McFarlane came in; / called
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-12
THAI ChrlSlm,lS uoney.

| In the next few weeks people will talk
Christmas more than all other subjects
combined. And very many will count
their pennies to see if they will go around
And some will realize for the countless
things offered for sale 'sthat money talks. y
Yes, and many poor tired clerk will wish
that they could talk-back. To give un-
selhshly without thought of return is the
true Christmas spirit; but how many
times, oh human nature, will the thought
occur this month, snow If make 50 and
so a.Christmas present, wonder il / will
get return next year" The growing
Christmas present custom comes hard a.
mong some classes, who do not always
have plenty of ready money; among farm
ers and people near towns, who keen
poultry, the egg supply is a great source
OF christmas money, because prices are al
ways very high at this season. If the old
hens will only shell out the eggs now,
thinks many mother, can soon get back
all the money taken for Christmas. The
surest way to get it back is this e. A. Hub
bard of Hatfield, Mass. SAYS: "about one
year ago sent $500 for six cans of Sheri-
dams Condition Powder to make hens Law
and in January my 2S hens laid % dozen
eggs. | have sent $500 this year for six
more cans and the Farm Poultry month
~" Certainly that Christmas money
came back in short order. Mrs. Warren
Delano of Hampden, Me. said recently to
.ic man uidctuTers OF TINS wonderful Pow
der; Il sent $500 for Farm Poultry two
years, and six large cans of Sheridan's
Powder. 1t is the very thing needed.
Last winter my hens did so poorly l al
most lost heart, but this year, so hens
have cleared me Sl25.' All for little cour-
age and Sheridan's Powder, her hens paid
her more than double the average usually
allowed per hen, so that her Christmas
money returned MANIFOLD. Husbands,
word to the wise is sufficient; make Your
wives Christmas present of six cans OF
Sheridan's Powder and take no other. For
% cents |. S. johnson & Co., Boston, Mass.
WIZ send two Is cent packs; five packs for
dollar; or for $40 one large ? Ia pound
can of Powder, postpaid; six cans for $500
express pre- paid. The best poultry paper
Farm Poultry one year, and a can of
Powder for $50.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-12

Miss Lillian Richardson was in town
Sunday.
George Kimball is in Woodstock this
week.
Miss Phoebe Smith is working for Mrs.
Mason.
Bert Gay was in town Monday.
Good brown or bleached cottons cts. at
Chedel's.
Mrs. S. P. Brown is in Burlington this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams were in
town over Sunday.
Mems rubber boots s1.75 and up at Che
del's.
Mrs. Steele is visiting in Mortified
this week.
Charles Blake is working in South Stock
bridge.
dozen papers pins 10 cts. at Chedel's.
Mrs. Andrew Gould is spending the
week in West Randolph.
X. c. West has a class in singing Wed.
evenings.
dozen handkerchiefs Is cts. at Chedel's.
The warm weather Sunday about finish
ed the sleighing.
Several of our townsmen were called to
Woodstock last week.
Towels cts. and up at Chedels.
Cyrus Adams has new show case in his
shop and nice lot of jewelry for Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell spent Sunday in
A good bedquilt IS cts. at Chedel's.
Miss Hattie Sawyer returned to Lake
Village, N. H. Saturday.
The ladies aid society meets at the par
sonage Friday afternoon and evening.
A pair of nice bed blankets s1.0O at Che
lel's.
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sharon.

Rev. Mr.. Ward OF Royalton preached an
excellent discourse at the Cong'l church
last Sabbath
The venerable John Wiley aged almost
30 years died on Sunday and his funeral
was on Tuesday. He had been hard work
ing man, was never sick but little and fin
ally died of pure old age.
Thousands Of them or less are being sum
moned to Woodstock.
Henry A. Clark reached home from Phil
adelphia last Saturday.
Chas. A. Mcdonald is going to Roches-
ter and w. II. Chillson has taken possess
ion OF the farm recently bought.
Edwin L. Day is at Windsor Co. court
as grand juror.
Chester Downer and family went to Bos-
ton last Friday for the winter.
Some very low prices on lap robes at
SAwYER's.
CHRISTMAS is coming and Sawyer has a
splendid stock to select your presents from.
An elegant parlor coal stove, never used.
worth $40, will sell for so so, name of the
stove is palace Aladdin, p big bargain.
0. c. SAWYER.
If you live within ten miles OF sharon.
the place TO buy your goods of all kinds Is
at Sawyer's.
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Rev. Mr.. Maryin's subject next ouiiu"S
win be, "Silent Voices"
Fred Robinson will attend schoolin Lud-
low this winter.
DR.. Goodno was in Keene, ~ H., recent
ly on business.
Harry Henry returned Tuesday to Rich
land, n. Y.
Rev. S. A. Parker of Bethel delivered a
lecture at the Universalist church saturday
evening. His subject was "Plantation LAie
in Georgia The lecture was well attend
ed and very interesting.
The M. E. Sociable met with Mrs. Alpha
orse last Wednesday. u was one q the
largest of the season, and all report pleas
ant time.
Willie Emerson after several months abb
sence has returned home.
Mr.. Eldridge of Warren was in town last
week.
P. c. Tinkham and wife spent several
DAYS last week in West Hartford.
Milo Ball goes to Lincoln Monday where
! he win teach school this winter
Rev. Mr.. Fay and wife went to Pawlet
Friday where Mrs. Fay will remain during
the winter.
Rev. ]. P. Marvin preached in East Beth
ell Sunday on exchange with Rev. D. A.
Parker.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of John L. Bixby OF Chelsea and Miss Fan
ME Emerson of this place, Tuesday even
ing, Dec 10.
Miss Kate Kimball of Gaysville teaches
the winter school at the Lower Village.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin has returned
from a several week s visit in Poultney and
other places.
There will be Christmas exercises in all
OF the churches this year.
Chas. Holman of West Randolph was in
town last week.
Hiram Thatcher OF West Randolph spent
few days in town last week.
A. l.. Vandusen and family OF Warren
have moved to the North Hollow where he
has purchased the ciapboard mill OF Mr..
Brooks.
Miss Minnie Brigham of West Randolph |
teaches school in district no. IS.
Chas. NJ. Angel from Manchester, n. H. |
made a short visit here last week.
A. N. Robinson has gone to Mt. Tabor.
j. p. Bush killed pig 5 IL months old
which dressed 40 lbs.
George Fassett OF Middlebury and Mary
Burke OF Granville were in town Monday,
and were married Tuesday morning in
by Rev. Mr.. Ryan and returned
10 Middlebury where they will make their
home for the present
n. C. Harvey is in Brattleboro this week.
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Final settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT AT a Probate Court
DISTRICT or HARTFORD $ held At Woodstock
within aud for said District. on the ith dav Of DC
A. a; y: iSSs PRESENT. Hon. 4. O. seaver judge
WHEREAS. Russell T. Woodland aud sarah
" GODDARD executors Of the last Will aud testament
Of Abie Woodland late Of Bethel In aid
district, deceased. testate propose rendering a.
account oftheir administration and presenting their
account against said estate for allowance al a
session q said Court be held al the Probate Oaee
IN Woodstock. In said District. on the g7th day Of
Dec. A. -. iSss. And Whereas said Court has as
signed said time and place ol settlement Of said &C.
count ana Tor decree OF the residue OF said estate 20
the heirs and lcgatees Of said deceased and ordered
tsi public notice thereof be given to al persons iu
terested ~ said estate by publishing COPY OF The
record Of this order three weeks success ,tvev prev-
ens 70 the day assigned. aforesaid In tie Herald
ana News newspaper published at Randolph
IN the county OF Orange IN the Stale Of Vt
therefore All persons concerned In said estate
hotlned 10 appear at The Probate Office IN Wood
stock Ia said hi stric he day assigned a. afore-
said then and there 10 contest tie allowance Of aid
Accountf they cause and to establish their rights
due. Va 800
true record. Attest. 4. o. sEAvER. Judge.
a true copy of record.
si5 Attest T. o. SFAVFR. Jude
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| w. j. Riley has returned to MONTPELIER
Mr.. Whitmarsh was in town Saturday
and sold +. A. Lewis an Estey organ
Preparations are being made for Christ
mas in this place.
We learn that II. j. Spear is at work on
the Vermont Central railroad.
Miss Jennie Goodno and Mrs. Viola Bill
llngs and son are home from Montpelier.
A brother of Mr.. Mcdonald, who he has
not seen for fifteen years is visiting him.
Miss Lizzie Towner OF Warren was the
guest OF Myrtle Ford recently.
Mr.. Bradley, the general agent for the
Estey organ Co. and c. Nichols were in
town last week.
A. II. Ford returned Saturday from NOV
ing =. l.. Martins goods, the roads being
ford.
Miss Lula Eaton teaches the school in
lower village, Miss Emma Briggs at the
Corner and Lula Lun on west Hill.
Mr.. F. ?. Vinton from Medford, Mass.
and Mrs q. H. Hastings from Waitsfield
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Vinton
Friday of last week.
Little Annabel Ford from Rochester is
spending week with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Vinton
The chicken pie festival Thursday even
ing was pleasant affair and well attend
ed by the people of Granville and Hancock.
Rev. Mr.. Truax delivered a lecture after
which chicken pie, cake and coffee etc.
was served. About S17 was realized for
the benefit of Rev. NJ. II. Ryan.
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stockbrldge.
A. E. Larnerd is in West Randolph.

A. +. Larnerd is in West Randolph.
School commenced Monday with Miss
Hannah Flint, our old teacher, in hel
place.
Frank Jaquith is repairing and fitting
up his butter tub factory.
c. Il. Colby and wife OF Burlington, who
have been visiting here, have now gone to
New Hampshire for a short visit.
T.. l.. Bird has been a little under the
weather for few days. No last blocks to
hew.
Miss Helen Carroll wishes to thank her
friends who have so literally patronized
her as a music teacher in the past and to
say she will be ready to teach any who
may desire her assistance at any time.
Miss Abbie Whitcomb teaches on Stony
Brook, Miss Alice Sheldon, on South Hill
and Miss Vernie Chamberlain in the Ran
ney district.
G. S. Carroll q Co. will have few Holt
day goods and will be pleased to show
them to all. VIII give you bargains in
anything we have in our store for cash or
ready pay.
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The many friends of Lloyd Livingston
VIII be pleased to learn that he has been
appointed TO the foremanship of the stitch
ing department in Gale Bros shoe mann
featuring establishment at Exeter, N. II.
he has sixty machines under his charge.
Geo. Vail is in town.
sociable at E. S. Woods last Tuesday ev-
ening.
There viii be Christmas tree exercises at
80. Pomfret under the auspices of the Sun
day School.
Penn Bugbee has returned to Boston.
Dana King is at home.
Lyceum at So. Pomfret last week was a
success. By reason of sickness of one of
the actors, Mothers Fool' was not play
ed, but it viii be played at the next lyeeun
next Saturday evening at the same place.
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On Thursday evening, Dec. IL Prof..
Coles Equine Paradox win begin three
nights engagement at the opera house IN
Montpelier. This is one of the finest horse
shows now travelling through the country
evbibiting the most handsome horses.
prof. Cole has been travelling West for the
past four years, this being his first appear
ance in New England. The horses do
some of the most difficult feats ever seen,
surprising all other shows of the KIND.
The entertainment attracts families, clergy
and public and all educators OF the equine
bition. There viii be a matinee Saturday
afternoon.
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RoyaIton.

At this writing Mrs. Wheelock is
dangerously i'll.
Miss Inez Culver is teaching in the
Burbank district.
Miss Ella Skinner of West Randolph
recently visited in town.
Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain of Sharon
exchanged with Rev. Mr.. Ward last
Sunday.
The Congl S. S. decided Sunday to
have a Christmas tree with appropriate
exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. t. Goodwin have
returned from long stay in New
buryport, Mass. We are glad to have
them among us again.
Mrs. A. T. Danforth and Mrs. Sarah
Danforth went to Bellows Falls Tues
day. The latter goes from there to her
Conn. home.
W. II. Laird & Co. are showing a
fine line of ladies' and gentlemen's silk
and linen handkerchiefs, also gents
cashmere face shawls in different quail
tiles, to suit all.
Just step in at w. H. Laird & Co.'S
and look at the handsome gift books.
''Europe Illustrated" and America IL
Illustrated" for only sl.O0, publishers
price for same $3.50. They are also
showing Christmas booklets, chiIdren's
illustrated books and an entirely new
line of china cups and saucers, bread
and milk sets, mugs, plates, etc.
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Final Settlement.

sTATEOF gsRMoNT, In Probate Court. held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT So. ( at Randolph aid d.
trict. on the 9TH day'of Dec. AID. lsSs Nv
Dearborn. admr. OF the estate Of Susan Norr.
late OF Chelsea In said District a, Ses sef M
sents his adminstr. account for examination Ana
allowance. and makes application for a decree OF AZ
tribuon and partition Of the estate OF said deceased
Wherenpon.if Is ordered by said COurt
that said account and said application be referred 10
session OF said court, to be held al the Proba,s
Office In Chelsea on the a0th d.v m
Dec. A. ID. 1853. for hearing and etcsion tbereog,
and II Is further ordered. that an nersons
Interested be notified hereof by publication of no.
iice OF said application and order thereon thres
weeks successivey IN the HERALD Ann NEWS
paper published IL Randolph. and which circnates
m the mel glb"rhood o. those Interested before aid
time Of hearing. that they may al pear al said tms
and place and. II they see cause. object thereto
50 By the Court. Attest.
WIN II. NICHOT : Ir-nex
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-12

The fall term OF school in this village
closed Friday, Nov. 20. In the higher de-
partment the following named pupils had
the.best record OF attendance: Maud Aus
tin, Belle Austin, Libbie Belding, Harry
Hutchins, Joel Nichols, Guy Durkee.
Those absent not more than one day are
Lenny Brown, Myra Burditt, Bertha Leon
ard and Walter Parmenter. Other pupils
having no hardness during the term are
Stella Barr, Grace Ellis, Lillian Goodrich,
Rena Parmenter, Cora Stiles, Eta Wilson,
Cora Sutton, Clarence Coffin, Rosa Good
rich The general department and apph-
cation to study was good and in many ca
ses excellent. Whole number of pupils
26, daily average, "a.
H. L. BATES, Teacher.
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Mrs. Geo. Harlow is on the sick list.
Clayton Wight is conva escing from
scarlet fever.
Justin Bucks little daughter is i'll with
fever.
Mrs. Louis Abbott teaches school in the
Dutton district, Royalton. Mrs. Abbott is
known as one of our best teachers.
BERTHE and Clyde Benedict attend school
in the Dutton district.
There is to be an oyster supper at the
Travellers Home this, Thursday, evening.
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Probate of MN.

STATE or VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Con-. -,
District Of Randolph IS. al Randolph. srifhir ~
for said District. on tile "a day Of Dec. a. b i sSa
An instrument Importing 10 he the last win -
testament OF Eiiiiue G. Turner late 81 Randonb ~
saia District. deceased. IL presented 10 the Oh u
by Stephen H. Turner. the executor therein ns,s
for probate; and II Is ordered bv ssid Cl
that all persons concerned therein he notified !,
pear before said Curt. at the ri obate Oeee "
Randolph Aforesaid. on the Path day IN NJ
1879, and contest the probate Of said will IN tle1
cause; for iich purpose II is further ordered ~,
Copy offhe record or this order Re published M,
weeks snccessiyely previous 10 The tine apponteS
newspaper printed at W. Randolph 10 MS SAT-
SH Attest. WM. n. NfFUOl : I,s.l'
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STATE OF VERMONT fcourt OF Insolvency
DE IklCTO OF RANDOLPH in the matter OF Sa-
adjudication Of Insolvency
= ordered that he lscgis Of this conrt for
49, ~ mAii prepaid written printed not ICES %
shia ard cause the he published ID
the titf~ld ana News, newspaper published al
hAhuoipt and circulating IN the vicinity those IN
tcrt<tsd. rs follows To wit:
STATE OF VERMONT fCourf Of rnsolvenrF
DISTRICT OF RAN DOIPH IN the matter Of
Sarah f. Hemenway insolveni debtor
lake notice that sarah +. Henienwav Of Chelsea H.
de d,lsIct OF Randolph. did the 4ih das II Dec
- file In this Court her petition for dilicafon 81
and thai meeting OF creditors Of said
cy, az Orange County Hotel IN said llisfref on the
ta' GAY OF ec 1888 AZ one ocl0ck ~ the afternoon
~ ptc tielf debts an choose more assign
nss esiAtes and that tiie pay neuf ~ debts
n1 tne o,ilNetY OF any property belonging TO said
se.oI. - er or Tor her anu the transfer Of any
1872 us her arr forbidden BY las. DATED Al
randolph this 9Th day o. Dec. lsSa.
WM. II. NICHOLS Judee.