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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

make up aud matter. The addresses. poems
ana responses will be published in full, TO-
BeIher with an account Of Sunday reunion
services and other matter of historic inter
est. 10 lessen the expense of publication a
Few pages will be given TO advertisements
There seems TO be something about die
tionaries in our local paper.
1t is expected that some 10 or 10 of our
drand Army boys will attend the national
ehcampment at Boston in August
Druggist Parmelee has placed upon his
shelves new set of bottles with elegant
labels and has also placed upon the drawers
new aud attractive pulls
Mrs viii Morris and mother Of New
York are boarding with Mrs. A. s. Boyd
Mrs. Charles f. Stearns and daughter
Carrie returned to their home in Brooklyn
| yesterday.
Mrs. Bennett of Worcester, Mass. moth.
or of Mrs. IL L. Adams, is visiting in town
MIR. Bennett died few weeks since after a
long illness.
1t seems natural and exceedingly pleas
ant to see Uncle Liberty on the streets and
at the bank
Mr.. Fairbanks and his friend Mr.. Wat
kins of Somerville, Mass have been spend
ing several days in town
Miss Dora Haskell goes to Holyoke Mass.
next Monday, where she has a position in a
store as saleswoman
E. A. Willard, jr treasurer of the Saw
ings bank, with his new span Of iron gray
horses and surrey has one Of the best turn
outs in this section
| One of the greatest improvements in our
village in the way of new buildings is the
residence of J. II. Kidder. The main build
ing has been greatly changed, fine piazza
aud bay window constructed, IA new |.
and barn built, and taken altogether it
forms one of the finest and most desirable
residences in town.
L J. Morris and family Of Cohoes, N. Y,
are visiting in town
James Miller has just completed an ele-
giant bookcase for Miss Hattie l.. Barnard
Examination of teachers at schoolhouse
July % and %.
Who will be the next person to subscribe
500 towa ard the soldiers monument
The Child's memorial bell will soon arrive
and will be- placed in position Who will
| give hell 10 the Baptist church
W. y. Rice of Montpelier has been in
| town this week
Dr. A. G. Stannard Of New York is
passing II week or two in town.
Mr.. Russell will give his illustrated en-
tertainment, Travels in Foreign Lands, -
next Tuesday evening at the town hall
This lecture is given primarily for the en-
tertainment Of the teachers who will be in
attendance upon the county examinations,
but all are invited Bring the children.
Admission free.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Mrs j C. Estabrook is back in her old
home again after spending the winter at
the South aud several weeks with friends
in New England since her return. Her
brother, \. K. Knights, and family, from
Dubuque, Ia, are visiting her and other
friends IN town.
Your regular correspondent disclaims all
authorship whatever in the note in last
weeks paper on tar and feathers. There
are legal ways Of suppressing AN evil with
out tile use Of mob law.
G. c. Dexter aud wife are in town from
Troy, n. V They drove across the coun
try with their own team.
Chas. Phillips and wife Of Waterbury
Conn, arrived in town Tuesday evening
for "A short stay with his parents
f. w Delva is setting up an engine and
board machine on the Perry lot to cut some
timber he bought of Mr. Perry.
Miss Ellie Clark is having two weeks
vacation
c. A. Briggs's son-in law, Mr.. Stetson of
Springfield Mass, aud family are at Mr..
Briggs's
). Willard and wife of Baltimore, Md
are at Wales Wizards for time.
a +. Derby and wife Of Gardner, Mass ,
stayed in town Monday night with Land
lord Underwood. c. II. W.
With regard to our last week S item about
the cutting of big hemlock on Edison Al
lens farm, David Aldrich writes from
South Londonderry that he cut beech on
the same farm five years ago which made
3! cords of foot wood This is evidently
IA good place for big trees
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i under the name and firm Of Gleason a Rob
bins has this day been dissolved by mutual CON
sent All Demands due the firm " IN be collected
ceve the same. All debts contracted by the firm
will be iquidatrd and fully maid by the said Chas
q. Robbins FRED % GLEASON.
CliAS. O. ROBBINS
Bratteboro, July :, 1880.
The business of tue above named firm will be
continued at the old stand by the undersigned
who have this day formed a copartnership under
the firm name of Robbins a Cowles
CuAS {. ROBBINS
DENNlSON COMlES.
Btuttlphnro July s, 1870.
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Market Beef very few choice at So OO0$6 80;
ond quality, $i5OG$l75; third quality, $4,000
S425
store Working oxen, y pair, S6O6bI4O.
Fancy Cows, SSOG175: Mich Cows and Calves SIS
CAS- yearlings SSOOGlb; two years old, Sl2G22;
three years old, S3OQa2
Swine Western fat live, "a cts; Northern dress
ed hogs, 4Nc
Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81 W, aOO0s so each
extra, siOO6b5OO, or from 20514 cts v b. Spring
Lambs, iGG34e.
Veal Calves, 26t6c h.
Country Hides lGJll6c. y D. Country Tallow, Z
02lac y A. Calf skins, Sc. y u; Pelts, 5OGSl.
each Dairy skins l5@,3Oc. each
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Deaths.

In Brattlrboro, July T., Thomas Boycr. 3.
In Williamsyille. July rs, at the Residence Of De-
witt Fisher. Sylvanus Sherwin, 81,
In South Londonderry, July II, Dra T. l.. IIar
rngton, GS
In Jacksonville July H. Calista. wife of George
y Briggs - years s months
In Wiudham, July Is, James Str-rns, ~.
In Walpole, y. H., july l5 William March, -
In Mortified, Mass July o, Burton Minis, -.
In keenr, n. H., seth Wordsworth. ~ July 4
William Romans, H. july ., Harrington u. Minis
n. July ., Blanche A. MINIS, H..
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From the Saratoga Daily Register July 10
Mr. j. A. Young Of ChilhOwee, Mo, and Miss
f. r. Robinson of Wiamsyille, Vt, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the First PresDy tera
parsonage by Rev. Mr. Allen. After the ceTeho-
ny Mr. and Mrs. Young gave reception ana sup
per to their friends at the Empire Hotel FROM
street The supper was gotten up IN hhe sly II
by Mr.. ). .. Marsh, the proprietor, ana was Que
of the features Of the occasion. The newly mar
rird couple received congratulations from lhelI
numerous friends of which they have many III
town, where both are well and taVorhhly known
They will pass the season in Saratoga
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BELLOWS FALLS BUDGET.

When returning from drive Thursday
evening the carriage Of Miss Randall col
lided with another driven by Frank Web
ster, and Miss Randall was thrown TO the
ground. Fortunately she escaped with no
more serious injury than a sprained foot
and few bruises. The occupants of the
other carriage were uninjured.
The Central Vermont railroad adver-
tises an excursion TO Providence Island,
Lake Champlain, on Tuesday of next week
special train will be run leaving here at
$3.50 A. NJ, arriving at Burlington at II 80
and returning here at 1925 p. NJ The fare
for the round trip will be 81 % for adults,
and 90 cents for children Children un-
der five years of age free
Josiah g. Somerville, well known here
and in Brattleboro, died last week at the
residence of his sister in Waterbury, and
was buried in Mortified Mr.. Somerville
was for many years a conductor ON the
Vermont Central road. aud about five years
ago he was obliged by i'll health to change
his business and try change Of climate
He went to Minneapolis Mimi, where he
engaged in the drug business, but returned
east last spring, since which time he has
rapidly failed, dying as stated. Mr.. Som
erville leaves three sons. His wife, who
was formerly Miss Florence Brown Of this
place, sister of James Brown, died few
years since
The Sunday school connected with the
Episcopal church held picnic Thursday at
Lake Warren
Capt. G. Z. Hall, county supervisor Of
schools, held an examination of teachers
here Tuesday and Wednesday, examining
30 or more applicants. Those coming from
out OF town were entertained at private
houses Tuesday night, taking their meals
at the depot restaurant.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave a
lawn party Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of +. c. Fairbanks. The grounds
we're decorated with Chinese lanterns, and
during the evening several vocal selections
were given, with good effect The party
was well attended aud pleasant evening
spent.
Several new street crossings Of concrete
have recently been put ill., which are very
acceptable, ncticeahly the three on School
street A concrete walk is to be laid on
Westminster street from A. H. Fisher
house ON the corner Of Westminster and
Atkinson streets to G.. II. Sawyer's house,
corner Of Westminster aud School streets.
Eugene Norwood Of Keene, n II T., has
entered into partnership with +. A. Eaton
Of this place. in the hardware business.
Mr.. Norwood has been clerk in the hard
ware store Of Kuowlton x Stone of Keene
for some years past
Rev. c. J. Merriam Of Paterson, n. j.,
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday
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dhnmi .

Mrs c. q. Gould and daughter of Wash
ington, d c., are on for their summer va
cation at VIM. Harriss.
Miss Kate Holbrook is visiting her sister,
Mrs. f. II. Harris
Mrs Nettie Aldrich has gone to West
ro~nshend to work for Geo Lawrence
Mrs NJ. b Graham Of Derby, Conn
aud q f. Prentiss and wife Of Bridgeport,
Conn are at a. O. Prentss
James Stearns, "a long time resident of
this town met with IA severe accident last
week Saturday which resulted in his death
As he was ascending some steps in the
woOdshed he fell over backwards, dislocat-
ing his shoulder and otherwise injuring
him A physician was called but being
very aged and feeble he could not recover
from the shock and died the Sunday morn
ing following. The funeral was ON Tues
day, Rev. G. A Beckwth officiating Mr.
Stearnss age was SO years, and he had al
ways lived in town, and has been one of
its most respected citizens. He leaves a
widow who is second wife aud who is also
in very feeble health.
Apropos of the statement going the
rounds Of newspapers in relation TO the
number and whereabouts Of the sons Of
revolutionary soldiers we furnish the item
that Windham has the honor of having one
in the person Of Sam. Mack. who, although
very aged, cings tenaciou>ly IN life, raises
crops to live on, and as II pastime cuts
cord wood for market winters
Miss Nellie Rhoades is at L. b. Chap
mans for II short season.
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
TO Halifax, Cape Breton and 7. f.. l.,
The Land of Acadia.

Boston. Halifax a 4 T.. Steamship Line. aud
Canada Atlantic St-uu ship Go. sailing from Lew is
Wharf, b. stuu, Offer h''si route for tourists who
dt sire To visit the Maritime Provinces. Steamer
Halifax leaves havts Boston for Halifax only,
every Saturday. at noon Steamer Carroll or
Murcrst leaves Boston every "Wednesday. at
noon for Halifax, Port Hawkeshury, Pictuu and
Cha luttrtown Tickets sold aud all baggage
checkr 10 all stations on tho lutrrculunia rail
road Circulars " ith iull information upon APP
pli,atiOn To r u. GARDNER. Manager, Lev Il
Wharf 80 Atlantic Avenue, Boston. Mass T.. II
Palmer, Tick I Agent, Old state House
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StratIOm.

Mrs. Sarah +. Pike Of North Bridge Centre.
Mass, who s home for few WEEKS is stopping
with her sister. Mrs. A j Pike
Robert Saxby Of Troy, n. Y . is spending few
days at the parsonage In visiting his daughter,
Mrs. o. H. Palmer.
Mrs. Webb Of Haverhi Mass, is stopping with
her cousin, Mrs J. ID. styles.
Mrs. NJ. f. Perry has a geTanium with ~
lunches of blossoms besides several punches Of
buds: she has also Gala leaf IL inches long from
end OF stalk TO point Of leaf.
Mrs. Sprague is visiting at l. +. Shedon's.
Abel j Pike has bought Of Highland Forester
the farm formerly known as the old GrOut place
lying the hill back Of the Pike school-house.
Prof Stewart gave another good lecture at thi,
place Sunday, 18th. Subject, building Christian
homes "
The sudden sickness Of the wife Of R'v. Mr.
Nidito Of West Wardsboro will hinder the pro
posed exchange between Rev. Nidito and q II
Palmer Of this place which was To take place
July -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Much interest has been arpu,el among
local horse nen in 'gtrd - the 'Axtel"
race track, "A uivel,y in this So ton. which
is being con truct d on tn ir grounds at
White River Junction We give herewith
a diagram which shows its pecuiarity Of
construction aud its manifest advantages :
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HAWLEY
Semi-aRRNaI Stock Taking,
AHgH2 10.

In addition to reductions al
ready advertised have today
reduced all IS cent Challies
to 10 cents yard; 18 cent
light ground Mohairs to I2I-2
cents; lot lace Grenadines at
II IL cents; 10 2-3 cent Tri-
cots to II Ia cents; so cent
grey Mohairs to 81 IL cents;
lot of 20 and IS cent wool
Dress Goods to IS cents; lot
of o., 68 and IS cent wool
Dress Goods to SO cents; lot
Of 68 cent white Flouncings
to 4S cents a yard.
Few patterns embroidered
Batiste Dresses from $2,85 to
SI.S5 a suit.
Lot IL Ia cent Flanneletts
to 10 cents a yard.
Lot of ladies' Underwear in
matched sets. - Night Dress,
ChpD,ica and DroNuarc
Worth $6.75 for $4.75,
600 " 4.25,
$50 " 3.7s,
500 " $50,
Bargains in Corset Covers,
Skirts, Drawers and Night
Gowns.
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THEY SAY so.

BRATTLEBoRo. June =. $500
d. l.. GriggS, Esq.-Dear Sir; ] have examined
the wagon which you painted and vanished for
me and find it perfectly satisfactory. Trusting
you may liz successful in your business. | remain
yours truly, T. G. CROSBY
We take pleasure in rtcomm, nJiug the work
manship Of MIR d. l.. Griggs The price and
quality Of work done for US was most satisfactory
in every respect MISS CARRIE BUTTON
Oak Street l.. D. TAYLOR
BROoKs House., BRATTI.EBoR June q. 1850
Mr. D. l.. Griggs Of this village has recently
painted and Vanished buggy FOR me in salts
factory manner. col. WM AU>TINE
d.. GsRIGGR.
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West WartlsbOro,

Rev. b. r. Vidito, who has been expect
ing his wife TO join him here, received
news the 18th of her illness at her mothers
home in Machias Port, Me, and has gone
to see her.
Misses Kate Dexter and Irene McAlanus
are stopping at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Cushman and two
children from New York city have been
visiting at Mr. l.. g. Bills.
Mr.. DelvaShas arrived with three hands
aud four horses are drawing the mill to
the site. Local help is also being engaged.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

A collector at Bombay has among his Gu
riositi.s a Chinese god marked Heather
Idol" and next to it gold piece marked
Christian Idol
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\. A. Dunklee has sold 80 bushels of
early potatoes.
W. ~ Dunklre of Baldwinsville, Mass
is stopping with his father for the present.
Miss Lizzie Richardson Of Littleton, y.
II is visiting at W \. Newton's
Mrs G. d Severance has gone to Spring
field, Mass, to visit friends
Fred Severance and wife of Springfield,
Mass, are at his fathers.
Miss Julia and viii Tyler went to Bellows
Falls Tuesday to attend the teachers ex
animation.
Chas Adrich and family have moved to
Springfield, Mass.
Forest b. Esterbrooks has been sick
with the typhoid fever, hut is now i'm
proving.
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Marrtagfs.

In walpolr, n H., July 2, by Rev, Russell Bel
lows Lesion +. Mason ~ krrnr and Miss Ada r.
Holland Of Walpolr. July q, 10y Rev. g. l. Bard,
Burt p. Glazirr and Miss Sarah +. Blake, both of
Walpole
In Woods Village, Mass, by Rev. ". v Gray,
Albert 5 Colhurn Of shirley and Eta NJ Annis
of Maiden, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-07-18

Rev. f. w. Sprague will preach at the
union church on Sunday evening. the 9th,
at 1880 o'clock.
The ladies' circle gave another of their
five cent teas on Thursday afternoon of
this week.
Fishing parties have been from here this
week to Somerset, and had u catch of over
II pounds of trout. They report the
streams very low, as well as about here.
Albert Sherman, Henry Bowker, Geo.
White and friend were the fishermen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newton and daugh.
ter of Wallingford, Conn, have arrived
for their annual visit at her fathers, Dana
D. Dickinsons.
Per!ey Sparks called over from Whining
ton the other day.
Ida Shepard is working at Chester Perry $
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The pulpit has been filed for the past
three Snbhaths by Mr. Davies and the pews
filed with appreciative listeners.
About 80 new books have been added to
the Sabbath school library.
Miss Sarah Allen is spending her summer
vacation with her mother.
S. w. Jenison and family have gone to
their farm TO stay through hayiug.
Verson.
Elder r. Sherman Of Boston will preach
in the chapel next Sunday at 1920 A. NJ.
and 1880 p.
Miss Hone r. Brown Of Kalamazoo,
Mich, arrived home last Saturday to spend
vacation She has been offered the posi-.
ton of principal of one of the public
schools at Kalamazoo and expects to return
to accept the same at the beginning of the
next term.
George Farr was seriously injured last
Saturday by being thrown down by ahorse
which had become frightened while draw
ing hay MIR. Farr, who was pitching on
the hay, attempted to seize the horse by the
bride, but was knocked down and the load
e wagon passed over his chest Several
ribs were broken and he was otherwise in
iured internally. He is at present in a
critical condition.
G. f. Kenney of Danvers, Mass. is at A..
Whithed's on his annual vacation.
Mrs. jerome Eager and children are WIS.,
ting in Wardsboro.
Miss Lucy Stebbins has gone to the White
Mountains.
Mrs Loughman, who has been quite i'll,
is improving.
Quite a number of guests are at the Yer.
non House, among whom are Mr.. and Mrs
Bunker of Ameshury and Mrs Cora Fox
and her daughters, Mrs. Ray, Julia and
Georgia of New York city.
There is to be lawn party by the IN
ION Sunday school and society at A. Whit
heds on Saturday afternoon.
The dry weather is doing it's work aud
the potato crop is beginning to suffer, aud
unless rain comes soon both the corn and
potato crops will be seriously injured.
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Herbert Morse of Meriden and Miss Fan
nv Sanford of Litchfeld, Conn, spent "A
few days last week at q. II. Underw Gods.
At the entertainment last week Wednes
day evening the mission band cleared $40.
Well done
The Y. p. S. C. f. will hold a sociahle ut
Geo. c. Wright's on Tuesday evening, July
% Let everybody come.
Miss Myra Dickinson expects to return
to Boston next week.
Miss Margie Campbell of West Brattle-
boro has been spending a few days in town.
Dea r. 5. Stafford went this week to De
troit, Mich, to visit his daughter, Mrs. D. ID.
Wiley.
b. f. Sleeper lost valuable colt last
week
Work ON |. c. Wyman's new barn is pro
crossing quite rapidly.
j. H. Underwood and l.. G. Richardson
are at work in Bellows Falls for this season.
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An ENnlnnnIion.

lnasmuch as my name occurs several times in
the article which Mr. Jones Of the Times pub
fishes as an editorial relative to the proceedings
of the reunion, | deem It proper to say just a
word, not that wish To become involved in the
matter at ALL hut hoping to be instrumental IN
some way In settling what is certainly an unpleas-
ant and unfortunate misunderstanding As to
Mr. French's arrangement with MIR. Jones | can
not speak; Mr. French Is abundantly able to
speak for himself gave Mr. Jones a list Of the
sentiments ON saturday, July D. and told him
that would bc glad to assist him in any manner
possible by furnishing copy Of any matter IN my
possession including the different poems, re-
sponses, etc. On Tuesday evening, not Wednes-
day. as has been reported, gave Mr.. Jones the
stract of Col. Haskmss address and supposed he
would use them, but he did not.
With regard to the large number Of orders en-
closing pay for extra copies Of the Times con
tanning a full report Of the reunion, II has been
my privilege to see nearly every letter received
in reply to the invitations sent out. aud the mum
ber Of persons desiring paper containing an &C
count of the reunion was only five or six, and the
amount of cash received for the same was seven
cents To avoid the charge Of Partially or ia
voritism mail at my own expense copies Of the
Tunes, Phoenix and Reformer.
With.regard to the missing note book, neither
Mr.. French nor any of his correspondents ever
had any knowledge of II, and 1t is only justice to
MIR. Jones TO say that he never made any such
charge, although such rumur has been floating
around In the air. We do not know anything
about copied town correspondence; this we do
know, however that that statement does not APP
all this whole business Is simply a msunder-
standing which is to Ike regretted because II
forms the only murring circumstance ut thu re-
union c. NJ. RUSSELL.
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Rev. A +. Hall has recently received a pension
The personal property Of the late WIN. Darling
was sold at his late residence Saturday.
BernardHIOn, Mass.
An addition Of about 100 books, nearly all new
~ selected has been made to the Cushinan libra
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SAY, JOHNNIE,

THAT TIRE Is LOOSE; leave the buggy al the
i New Paint shop, have the wheels new rim
mrd aud tires st and tell Mr. Griggs TO paint and
varniSh the vehicle They say work left there is
well aud quickly done and is ready when prom
is"d | see people say they are satisfied with
work and prices at d. l.. GRIGG'S New Paint Shop
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE FARM Of the late y. 2. Chaplin situated
Il In GuiltOrd ON the main road leading from
BrattlebOro to Greenfield. enc mill, north from
Bernardston, Mass. This farm is pleasantly To-
Gated: contains IS acres Of land suitably divided
into moving and pastureage; lies very level Is
easily cultivated and is very productive and well
fenced; there are two houses and harms with So.
lar under farm barn. carriage house. granery etc
Pure soft and never falling water to house and
barn, plenty Of tlrewOod, fruit also "a small sugar
bush Of - trees with appliances for making sugar.
An early purchaser eau have this desirable place.
for S2lOO, part NJ the purchase money might liz.
on mortgage Inquire Of Geo. II CLARK. Canal
street, BrattleborO joel Games near the prem
lses or Of the subscriber, SARAH j. CIIAPtN. at
q. II. Clark's Brattlebono.
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For Sale or to Rent.
legal Notices.

S,TATR OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.
- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of 10
MAS CUTLER, late Of Brattleboro in said district,
deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court will de
eide upon the allowance of the account OF James
NJ Tl Ter, Executor upon the last will OF said de-
ceased and decree distribution thereof TO all per
sons entitled at the session thereof to be held al
the Probate Office in BrattlebOro, in said District,
on the first Saturday of August, 1890, when and
where you may be heard In the premises, II you
cause 20 +. W. STODDARL, Register.