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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-03
SOUTH RoYaLToA NEWS.

win Fay has his blacksmith shop
nearly completed.
Myra, little daughter of Henry Sargent,
is sick with fever.
Regular meeting of Oryille Bixby Post
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. E. F. Smith and daughter return
ed from Lowell last week.
Miss Ada Burroughs of Randolph is
visiting at John Mudgett's.
Lottie Bosworth returned to Salem
last week to resume her studies.
The next Choral Union meeting will
be held at East Barnard Nov. 9Th.
Mrs. Cummings and daughter Alice
have moved into Jas. Pixies tenement.
J. G. Ashley and j. b. Durkee are
having concrete walks put in front of
their residences by Parkhurst q 0sgood.
Mrs. VIM. Leonard had shock of par
alysis Sunday morning Daniel Har-
yey of New Jersey is visiting his BROTH
er, Geo. Harvey
September has been ore of the pleasant
est months of the season and has given
farmers an opportunity to secure their
crops in good condition.
Z. Winslow and wife have returned
from their visit. Mrs. Chas. Cummings
and Mrs. Bathrick, her daughter, have
moved into Jas. Pixies house. l.. C.
Dickerman is loading car of potatoes
this week, paying 40 cents bushel..
Harvey Brooks has moved into c. b.
Wallis tenement on Pluck Hill. Miss
Ona Day has returned from Lowell....
Mrs. Caleb West has returned from Kan
sas.... There will be a MIX Maids party
at j. II. Bucks Friday evening, Oct. 18th,
having milk, cake and coffee for refresh
ments. A way of conveyance will be
provided for all who wish to attend.
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EAST RoxBrRy.

Ora Boyce ana L. W. Blanchard had
twelve of their sheep killed by F. O.
and 5. II. Aliens dogs last Saturday
night, eleven for the former and one for
the latter. Miss Jennie Conland of
Brookiield is teaching the school here
this fall....L. a. Eastman and wife
spent Sunday with friends in Barre.
Ed Pope has finished work at Richmond.
80. Among those from this place who
made exhibits at the Dog River Fair
were ). II. Allen, +. G. Bowman aud III.
p. Abbott. They secured several awards
but don't expect to get any money for
their trouble. Miss Alice Mudgett is
home to care for W. o. Pride's little son
for the present. -. The first frost to do
any harm Sept. 10Th
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Mr. Howard Brooks and family have
returned to Boston. -. Mrs. Carter Rog-
ers and child of Proctor, VT. are visiting
her father, Mr.. John Slack. Miss Della
Cloud Is visiting her brother, Adna Cloud
1.-Two Normal students spent Saturday
at Geo. Bliss. -. Mrs. Jennie Waldo Bal
ley is going to Stoughton, Mass. to spend
the winter. Mrs. Marks who is in No.
Tunbridge for medical attendance is i'm
proving. Mr.. o. n. Stoughton's cider
mill is open and ready for business. APP
pies are not so scarce as was supposed.
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Miss Sophia Brooks is spending a few
days In town.. Mr.. Harrington has had
ms silo filled. Mrs. Geo. Mills is sicL
with bilious fever. Miss Nora Cutler
was IN town sunday. Daniel Cav has
ss9Sr r blossoms in his garden. 80.
Mrs. Browns friends return to their
home in Boston Monday well pleased
with their VISIT. Miss Florence Saw
yer Is sick. Carl Chamberlin was in
town Monday. Mrs. Leonard Is visit
ing IN Rochester. Mr.. Nye is moving
i into ms house this week....Von Cutler
mas Whooping cough. There was no
preaching at the lower church SUNDAY.
the pastor being away. Charlie
iWitchel Is beginning to do some work.
..-.Eugene Wilson and Bartlett Tao
CART are filling their silos this week. =.
III Sheael and wife attended the fair at
Woodstock. Misses Agnes boutwell,
and Addie Adams visited in Chittenden
last week.
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Final Seftlemenf

SLATE OF VERMONT tln Probate Court he'd
Randolph District. - lat Randolph, ia and f6T
said District. on the oath day of sept. A. D. lss
Marinda VI. Heorse admir- Of the estate Of Alrleus
Georse late 81 Randolph Ia said district decreased
presents his administration account for examination
aud allowance and makes application fOr decree 81
distribution and partition OF the estate Of said de-
ceased Mhereupon. II Is ordered by said Court that
SAID application come under consideration and he
heard on the 18Th day OF Oct. A. D.. lsse at the pre-
bate Office In Randolph and II Is further ordered tii
All persons Interested be notified thereof by pnbea-
ton OF notice 81 this application and order three
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NEWS print
ed al Randolph. before said time Of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. and show
causetf any fey MAY have. whl such account should
nor be allowed and such decree made.
by the COurt-Atiest.
50 LILLIAN II NICHOLS JuApa
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License to Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Co...
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. So en- in Randoirhur hold
llth day of Sept. A. D.. 1899 James Nsrt{pn on the
mlnlsfraor OF the estate OF Leavett SHAW. Ad-
XilliamsfOwn etu late Of
In said district. deceased, makes application
Court for license 10 sell all of the real estats y said
deceased. representing that said sale Is said
tue payment of the debt Of the deceased ''@fy Tor
upon, 1t IS ordered by said Court that said here
come under consideration and be heard on fa cation
2sth day Of Sepf.A. ID. 1889
al the Probate ONCE In Randolph: and il ia ~,
ordered, that all persons interested be notified hl
by publication OF notice OF this application and sd
thereon, three weeks successfully In the HFkatqqg
AND NEWS. printed at West Randolph. befopaa.LD
time ofhearing. that they may appear at saId ~
and place and, II they see cause, object thereto s
BY the Court-Attest.
$50 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Jnd..
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E'iIlal NefIlaIlll.nf

STATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court h,ls
trict. ON the 18th dav Of. Sept. A. ID. 1889 w
Howe. administrator OF the estate of Fban =
Jones late of Chelsea I'm aid n p.
deceased presents his admins'n accent for e1smirs
tion and allowance, and makes application far a.
cree OF distribution and partition Of the estate on
deceased. Whereupon IL Is ordered by said toHr
that said account and application be referred IN ~
sion thereofto be held at The Probate Office a.
said Chelsea
on the 18th day OF Oct. A d. 1853, for hearing .,a
decision thereon and II Is further oroered that n
persons interested be notified 81
thereof by publication Of notice of said applieat
lud order thereon. three weeks successfully IN ~
Herald and News. newspaper published al RsndorE
before said time Of hearing, that they NAV apnears
said time and place, ana, show cause II any they ma
have why such account should not be allowed Az
such decreee made. BY the Court. Attest
$50 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Judge
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Gen. o. 0..Howard has written an art
icle for the young folks who read Wide
Awake, which will also interest and en-
tighten their elders; we refer to the lit
tie paper in the October number entitled
"How many Indians in the Unit
ed Statesg" In the same number Miss
Rose Kingsley, Charles Kingsleys daugh-
ter, has valuable contribution about
1.-The Boy who Invented the Telegraph"
The remainder of the number is given up
to stories, poems and pictures, all of a
most entertaining character; notable a.
mong the latter is Mr.. Bridgman's anus
ing Court Calendar and the eighteen
Prize Nonsense Animals, the most re-
narkable chapter known of modern nat
ural history. The serials are Margaret
Sidney Peppers" and Susan Coolidge's
Little Knights of Labor The short
stories, all true ones, are ''Patsev at No
va Scotia" by Leigh Young, "Niobe"
by Anna H. Wayne, "Salem Gibraltars.
by Elizabeth Merritt Gosse, and 'sTom
the Star Boy" by Miss Rislev Seward.
the latter a tale of Washington and the
Rocky Mountains.
Wide Awake is 81 LAO year. d. 10th
rop Company, Publishers, Boston.
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EAST BARNARD.

Lucian Keith from the north part of
the State made a short stop here the past
week.. School closed one day last week
on account of the Fair at Woodstock. 4.
Joseph Burke and lady of Granville Wis
tied relatives here recently. =. Miss Cora
and Newman Leayitt spent last Sabbath
at home from school, -. Pearl Belknap
of South Royalton spent few days with
his uncle G. E. Black. Ebert Hewitt
of Hanover, n. H., was in town last week
....A large majority of the citizens at
tended the Windsor County Fair at Wood
stock.
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Do you know that il you have the bill
ious collie or other bowel trouble. if your
wife has cold, if the baby has the
Group or any member Of the family has
a sore throat or the .eeth ache that Max
hams balm will set matters right more
speedily and certainly than ANYTHING
else that you can use. f. +. Evans Il
Co. West Randolph, J. I. Tower q Son
Rochester, II. B. Chapman Woodstock.
6. |. Abbott 4 Co. Quechee. c. VI. Trask
a Co. w. Il. Junction. w. p. smith +,
Bethel, J. V. Babcock and II. r. Bixbv
sell Ii.
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Mrs. A. W. Kenney attended the meet
ing of the Vt. Branch of the Woman's
Board at Bellows Falls last week 1. W.
III. Laird spent Sunday in town. Miss
Fannie Boardman went to her home in
Hartford, Conn. Tuesday. She has made
many friends during her nine years stay
with us and will be much missed, by the
young people especially. 80. Mr.. Rumrill's
mother and sister from Springfield have
been visiting him. The Misses Thach-
er, who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. Bement, left for their city
home Monday Revs. Ward and Wild
attended the ministers meeting at West
Randolph Tuesday. The meeting of
the Pomona Grange Friday was largely
attended and an enjoyable time reported.
....Rev. II. Q. Ward is holding Sunday
afternoon meetings at North Royalton.
...Mr. Austin Adams has curious
squash. The leaves. which are very
large, are heavily veined with bright vel
low, rivaling in beauty some of our rare
variegated plants. The squashes are of
unusual size, one measuring nearly five
feet in circumference. You will find
nice sweet potatoes at VIII Laird d Co.'S. |
Nv. IL. Laird IL Co. have just got in a |
new line of lamps. Among the novelties |
Is wall lamp with reflector, entirely |
new in design.
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coNeuMeTio4 ClRrn.

An Old Thysisi ais, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption. bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands # cases.
has felt il his duty TO make il known TO his suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive and
desire to relieve human suffering. / will send
tree of charge to all who desire it. this receipt
IN German, French or English, with full diree-
tons for preparing and using Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. A. MOVES, Powers's Block Rochester.
y. Y.
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STATE OF VERMONT ,At Probste court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT So AT Rnninlph IN said
District on The Path day OF Sept. A. D.. iss9.
W. T. King administrator Of the estate oil Betsey A.
osbufn late Of 1unbridge In said Dis riot de-
ceased. presents his adnir. account FOR examination
ami allow anee. and makes application for decree OF
uistiieLtlon and partition II the estate Of SAID de-
ceased. W'herpnuon A. IL ordered ~
aid Court that said application be referred TO ses-
sion thereof held a. the Probate Office la Chelsea
on tueliih aay OF Oct. A. ID. lsS.. Tor
nearing and decision thereon Ana
a Is further ordered, that all persons interested
We notned hereof by publication notice 81 said APP
phcauon and order thereon. three weeks successfully
~ tlie Herald and News, newspaper published Al
Randolph and which circ- laGes ia the neRhborhooa
q those Interested befure said time 81 hearing that
they may appear At said time aud place. andk show
ctnse u any tiiey may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the 1uurL-Atft-t.
81 WI LIAM II N-ffInrS Ia.
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commissioners Notice.
Estate of JOHN ALLEN.

=, fsthI 9 OF EUHN ALLEN.
The undersigned. having been appointed by the
non. PROBATE Court for the District of Randolph,
commissioners. TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of John Allen late of Che sea In said Dis
trict deceased all claims exhibited in Offset Thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
atoresasd at the dwelling house Of the lat. John
en OF Cheisea on the ID day OF Nov and LIST day Of
req. from O'Clock. p. until O'Clock p. M. Of
sI day and that six mos. from the p day OF Sept.
~ Is the time limited by said Court for said credit
allegiance. Dated at Randolph this 2sth day Of Sept
-. NIX DELANot Ccm-
90 n. n. AUSTIN missioners.
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SHARON.

From 20 to 30 men are at work at thi,
station preparatory to building the new
depot.-..Fred Marley took the first pre-.
MUM of S25 in the 2.40 race at the
Woodstock Fair. Henry Clark arrived
home from Philadelphia last week.
Henry Watts, Mrs. Harlow and +. NJ,
Manley are now on the sick list.Aj-
van Cliiiord, who was on the sick list
last week Is now eonvalescent.. Mrs.
Avian Clifford has an ivy plant one
branch OF which is 40 feet in length and
another y feet. There was a husking
party at Eugene Moves on Monday eve
and there was a sociable at Steele chapel
on Friday eve.... Rev. s. A. Parker vii,
preach here at , P. n. next Sunday.
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rHE CoMMIssIONER INTERVIEWED
Coneluded from first page.

1OhOAAAASA AAN- 49,
Mr.. Valentine states that substantial
ly the same proposition is made by
the owners of farms in the vicinity OF Of
Weston, where the other colony VIII
be located. In answer to furth er IN
quiries; he stated that
THESE FARMS ARE LOCATED
as follows: Those in the Wlndham
county section are in the northeastern
and eastern portion of the town OF
Wilmington, almost on a line with
Marlborough. They are in fair con-
dition as regards cultivation, and have
buildings ready for occupancy In
most instances in a fair state OF re-
pair. 1t is proposed to locate IL fam
lies of about five persons each on these
farms.
The section from which land will
be selected for the second colony com
prises farms in towns located at the
! junction of three counties, Weston IN
Windsor county, Landgroye and Pc
ru in Bennington county, and Mt. Ia
Dor in Rutland county. Farms are
found at this point as good as those
at Wilmington, and their owners
make propositions to the immigrants
substantially the same as those made
at Wilmington and noted in detail a
boye, 1t is proposed to locate IL fam
lies in this section.
The % families locating at these
two points viii, 1t is expected, average
about five individuals to each family,
making lbs persons all told. They
viii take up, it is expected, about 100
acres per family, thus disposing of a.
bout $500 acres of the unoccupied
land of the State to start with. As
much more land is offered than can be
taken at this time, the owners agree
to give the new corners choice of Sc
lection within certain limits, so the
particular farms are not yet selected.
As already stated, if sufficient in
are offered the commits
sioner in Orange county, where he is
now making Investigations, probably |
another, though perhaps smaller,
colony will be established there.
what are the future prospects con
corning this class of immigrants to
Vermont asked the reporter of Mr.
Valentine
THAT depends wholly on the peo-
pie themselves" answered the com
missioner. IF these immigrants are
well used and like, and are liked. they
will be sure to send for their friends.
and no one can calculate where the
will end, provided of course,
the present plans are carried to a sue
,essful conclusion"
And when do you expect our Scan
linayian friends to arrive in this coun-
ry"
ABOUT MAY l. $780,
the commissioner. "And |
zee no reason why they should not be
lere by that time if everything goes
N as at present
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''Oftentimes in the past the lieuten-
ant governor who succeeded himself
was unfit for the higher position.
This, perhaps, has had as much as any
thing to do with causing the feeling.
so universal through Vermont at pres
ent, that both of the states presiding
officers be chosen from the rank and
fiie OF her citizenship, without the pale
OF official circles" Fair Haven Era.
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Probate of Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held
District OF Randolph. s. al Randolph. within and
LOT saia District, on the lst day OF Oet A. d. lSa
an instrument Importing to he the last will and
siAment OF koNana Griswold. late of Brookied, in
saia District, deceased Is presented 10 the Court
by John W. Raymore custodian thereof
~ PROBATE; and Il Is ordered by said Court
NAT an persons concerned therein be notified APP
b p, before said Court. at the Probate once In
,,es5snluplIin aforesaid on the 22d day Ct Oct
les and contest the probate OF said will II they ste
sanse' tor Itch purpose II is further ordered that
sopN OF ire record OF this order re published three
weeAs successfully. previous to the time appointed
LOT proving said will, IN the HERALD AND NEws,
. newspaper printed at ". Randolph in this state.
90 Attest. WA. II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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FARMS WANTED

Here is sample of lots of letters we
are daily receiving:
"Brockton, Mass.-Will you please send
me your paper telling where to find
farms In your section as / am looking
for something in that line and having
travelled through Vermont, think very
favorably of it for farming. f. r. York. =
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-The
best saive in the world for cuts, bruises. sores.
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions.
4 ana positively cures piles or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give full satisfaction ar
money refunded, Price % cents per box.
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wFsT HARTFORD.

Mrs. Helen Savage Is keeping house
for Henry Savage. Miss Lucy Stetsor
is a, work at the hotel.... Thomas Carr
spent last Saturday and Sunday In West
Randolph. Joseph Tucker and wife
with their daughter Ida of Warren, Vt.
were guests at the hotel last week..
Miss Rosa Jarvis is at work for DIR. Sper-
rvs family in Quechee. -. Mrs. DIR. Wat
kins of Newbury is visiting at Mrs. Ar
thur Hazen's. Miss Kate Hazen began
her school in the Podunk district last
Monday with fifteen scholars -. Miss
Anna Caswell has finished work for Mrs.
c. M. Hazen and Mrs. Geo. Brockway
from Lowell is to take her place.
There was a sociable and box supper at
Mrs. Geo. Brockway's last Tuesday
night. All report a very pleasant time.
-. Miss Martha Pitkin attends school
at Centralville this fall ....Our village
now boasts of two new street lamps and
we hope soon that it may of more -.
The \. p. 5. G. +. met as usual last
Wednesday night. Quite large num-
Der from this place attended the Wood
stock fair last week and report a very
go cd fair.
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EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. Sarah Grow and her sister, N. C.
Fowler have returned from PentacOok,
\. H., where they have been visiting
their mother. ID. Il. Howe. who has
been clerk in W. 7. Smiths store for the
past two years and half, has gone into
a store at Roxbury. Mrs. Cove and
daughter Gertie Of Berlin are visiting
friends in this vicinity. Mrs. Dir. Ord
way has returned from a visit of several
weeks at West Randolph Mrs. Carter
Rogers and son Of Proctor are visiting
her father, John Slack Lewis II. Alb
bolt killed hog last week that tipped
the beam at 6l7 pounds ed. Paul and
A. Harlow went TO Brattleboro Monday
and will take in the fair. The village
school enjoyed visit from Prof Dun
bar, Supervisor fof Windsor Co.. last
week. The pupils of the village school
are hard at work doing themselves much
credit. Last Friday the rhetoricals were
public, the following was the program
A newspaper, edited BY Bonnie Thayer
and Lizzie smith compositions by Misses
Heap aud Green; recitations by Bessie
Booth and Maud Jones; declamations by
Myron Fowler, Walter Green and Raw
Adams; stories by Lula Day and Alva
Dickerman. Next week they are to have
4 lyceum
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WOODSTOCK.

Frank w. French. policeman in Bos-
ton, and wife have been visiting here for
the past two weeks. Frederick Bill
lings is building house for the over
seer of his farm, near the fair ground.
-. Rev. Elmer Hewitt of South Wey-
mouth. Mass. was in town la st week and
preached at the Universalist church last
Sunday. The attenaance at the fair
last Wednesday was the largest ever
known, nearly 1000 teams passing over
the Elm Street bridge towards the
fair ground -. Archie Mckenzie return
ed to his school at Stafford, Conn. last
week. IL. c. Udall of Pomfret dropped
dead on the fair ground Thursday, Sept.
26th. Nv. 5. French opened his new
store last week. He keeps boots, shoes,
rubbers and kitchen utensils. John
Merrill is sick with typhoid fever. A.
w. Gibson and wife of Proetorsville Wis
tied at w. +. j. Whites last week..
Some miscreant cut and wounded val
liable horse OF Frederick Billings. in his
barn last week Thursday night. Mr..
Billings offers a reward of $500 for the
detection and conviction of the guilty
party or parties. Moses Sherburne of
Portland was in town last week -. Miss
Jennie Fletcher of Michigan has been
visiting at Z. w. Carlton's.... james
Church and family were in town over
Sunday 80. 5. Farwell and wife left
for Boston Tuesday, and from thence
will go 10 Florida. where Mrs. Farwell
expects to spend the winter. Charles
Mack of Boston is stopping at his moth
er's Miss Daisy Damon has returned
TO her school In Greenfield. Mass.
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a clear brain and right aim is manifest
ed by all nurses who keep Dr. Bulls Baby
syrup handy. Ii is reliable and contains moth
ing injurious.
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HEMORRHAGE.-Dr. Flint's Remedy will
control hemorrhage from the stomach and
bowels; which is often dependent on too great
2 supply sent thither by heart that has some
form of disease. Descriptive treatise with
each bottie or address Mack Drug Co. n. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-03

\ safe cure for all the disorders Of the liver
and blood i Laxador the golden household
remedy and specific for all malarial troubles
Price = cts. ''0'''ss
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A CHALLENGE.-The proprietors Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup hereby challenge the Fac
theirs.
cordially recommend Salvation OIL to all
suffering with rheumatism. Jos. ;. Fox. Cat
tie Dealer, III North Broadway Baltimore
M
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-03
NNlICE.

This Is 70 certify that have this day given nv SON
Albert Morse his time during the remainder of his
minority and shall claim Of his wages nor nav
any debts Of his Contracting after this date.
c, GILMAN MORSE.
dranNille. sept. II. 1852. "a