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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
WEST CHEsTERFIBID. MI

School in district No closed very successful
term last week Thursday The school has beei
under the instruction Of MIR. Coomhs from Yer
mont, who has proved hiusself very efiicien
teacher.
q. p ellison returned Wednesday from a trip {,
Buffalo, n, y.
X. G. Farr is making preparations 10 build new
house this season.
c. s. FAIR spent last Sunday with his parents
and other friends here in this place.
Some IS from this place attended the Universal
list festival at WestmOreland last Friday night
and report good time.
this week.
The people of this vicinity are now very busil
engaged IN getting their years stock of icr >, ~ n
is Of an excellent quality,
Miss Emma Hutchns is home from her schoo
which she has been teaching in Troy.
/. d. Ferris little boy, Julian, is quite i'll.
Regular meeting of Spofford grange on Satur.
day evening with a literary program
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

The subject Of the sermon next Sunday
morning will be active servire I" evening
willing service"
The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs. f..
A. Pierce next Wednesday afternoon
About 20 Of our people attended the un-
ion Christian Endeavor meeting at Bucket
vile Tuesday night and enjoyed it very
much, although the weather and travelling
were not first class The collection taken
at the close was divided between the three
societies present, to he used for missionary
purposes wherever they think most needed
Mr.. Rohb closed a successful term Of
school Tuesday. Prizes were offered for
those who received no marks and were won
by Roy Lyman, Charlie Newell j Jessie Swift
and Amy Perry. The first class prize for
the one missing the least words in spelling
was won by Amy Perry; those in the
younger classes for those who cleft of at
the head" the most times were won bv Ber-
nice Waite and Earl Putnam. Mr. Robb
attended the teachers institute at Bellows
Falls also Miss Clara Carpenter.
r. f. Baldwin is at Jamaica building a
shed for storing lime.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
MEsTMINsTER WEST

Charles Miller, who has been employed in DR.
Clarke's Lake View retreat at Burlington for two
or three years, has given up his position there for
the present and is now at home Bert Ormsby
has taken the vacant place.
All the Mt. Hermon boys have left the school
j. Ora Codding came home with severe cold
which resulted in an attack of pneumonia II l.
hoped il will not be very severe but he will not b.
able to return to the school for some time j r.
Miller and r. b. Goodhue do not expect 10 attend
the school again
The singing school under the care Of Mr. Hem
enway is to be- continued for six evenings in add
tion to the time provided for by subscription. A
concert is To be giver Feb ~ for the purpose OF
meeting the additional expense.
Il is expected that a free public -cture will b,
given next Wednesday evening by Mr. Messer
master Of the state grange.
The ladies' aid society met recently with Mrs
II. A. GOodhue A large number was present
The society does not expect TO hold its fair fol
some time 10 come.
Mrs. A. =, Ranney is now in attendance at tn,
store, where her help is appreciated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
HAMET.

his week l have been in
the New York market buying
new lines of Wash Dress
000@S I" spring styles. All
our old styles are sold out and
tnlS stock will be entirely new.
nave also picked up a few
OF the advanced spring fabrics
IN Wool Dress Goods and
placed orders in ladies' Out
side Spring Garments.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
NEWFANB.

IL is good to hear that Supervisor G. r.
Hall viii speak on educational matters al
Union hall, Monday evening, the 9th. Com
ing lust after the county educational meet
inc at Bellows Falls, this will doubtless
nrove an occasion of unusual interest OF
which many should avail themselves
Interest continues in the lyceums. There
seems TO he but one special criticism made
in reference to them, and that is tiresome
DELAY in the beginning and the consequent
hanging on TO a late hour. The woman
suffrage question will be discussed Satur-
day evening. ,
Next Sunday is American missionary
Sunday. The subject was presented ~ au
interesting manner last Sunday by Pastor
smith, in order that the people might kno"
more particularly of that for which 'he
collection is asked.
Dir and Mrs. Weston returned Wednes,
dav from Burlington, where they attended
the a A. r. encampment as delegates re-
spectiyely from Birchard post and the WON
ans Relief corps.
Winifred Carpenter and Lena Weston
attended the educational meeting at Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. G. p. Dewitt left last Saturday
with visit to Ohio in contemplatiSna nq
is making stops at SNr'''
York
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
BONDVILLE

Miss Minnie Burber. who has been teaching
school In East Dover, has returned home
There will he a donation at Grange hall Tues
day evening, Feb. 10, for the l.nett Of the pastor
Last Friday evening a company Of Young people
wendell their way To the residence Of j VI. Ken
dali To attend birthday party given In honor ot
ms son Delbert, il b-ng his 18th anniversary
Cake and lee cream were served Ia the company
AMI pleasant evening was enjoyed by ALL the
visitors leaving at an early hour Of the morning
Mountain Home grange appears TO be- in a more
hourlshing condition than before in recent years
ten new members having recently been added u
their number, with the prospect Of more
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
HINSDALT

The local correspondent II uti
publican raises a note IT " ptWitl
who still persist IN using ti9u
waters Of the Ashu-lut 81, .....
The Halle n Frost mil H. T.,
hliir " 'hNA va the r'rI4 The
"IuerN. the
Jack Maun's benefit was pcs A
as given at the town hall lipl hich
a large audience. The t,iasm
Woven Web, was excel pp4.ar
same east that presented ludt.d
VI Barruws gave a select Dudr'
was received with the If a.
given Miss Barrows when we're
bs-furt' our people The Il ties Of
with SIR Manu's latest hde,-d.
Revenge" IN which X easing
Miles Dunl-avy. kalsominI yratu.
eNcrlleutly taken. and pr, -eive,l.
continual laD ghtrr FOR
every feature Of the rntrNiuy ia
success, and the particiIts.
lated. The proceeds. " a,u
amounted Ia about So. '''e
c. J. Amiduu 4 son : a..
the evening, also to k,-e trida,.
The " Dudes Reveng,r r-c,.n.
Catholic coffee party Nd
Prof Wales gives u ont of |
present term OF danci' n Ia the
evening. Next week f,tnr, AT
tion will he held at tho ing for
It is reported that uuf con.
our Hinsdale boys, M
position Of head cl' A 1t home
Hartford. Conn, wh' r home
the past three year
gratul8tions sS
Mrs L L. Brigha 81
again after a visit Il,
In Jacksonville, VT. ian fair
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
WARDSBORO.

w. H. Gleason of Chicago, who was on
last week to attend the funeral of his broth
er, Martin j. Gleason, has been for 20
wears connected with the sheriff's office in
that city, but resigned last December, and
will now devote himself to his personal
business in the wholesale jewelry trade as
a member of the firm of c. II. Knights x
Co. Mr.. Knights is also Windham county
boy. born in Somerset, but brought up in
Wardsboro, and going to Chicago in 1865.
Mr. Gleason went there four years later,
James NJ. Gleason of Boston, another broth
er, was also here to pay last tribute of
love and respect to the dead, and to renew
associations once familiar.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
HIRE NOTES

Rev. G. =, Clark Of West
last week while wrestling
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
THE VERMONT PHER

Many Of the farmers bring large quantities
OF excellent quality TO this grist-mill
Supervisor Hall will speak on educational
topics in schoolhouse hall Monday evening
Feb. y, at the usual hour This is a subject
which interests all, and full attendance is
desired. He also speaks at Newiane the
following evening
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
GRAFTON.

Mr.. Walter H. Cambridge is home from Bur
lington on a short vacation.
Miss Maud Jellison returned To school in Towns.
bend this week.
Walter Hemenway gives "A concert at the tow n
hall Feb. Is
A few from this place attended the teachers
institute at Bellows Falls this week
Rev. Mr. Burrill of Cambridgeport u cached
last Sunday at the Baptist church
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
WILLIAMSVILLE.

The cold wave has reached us but team
ing goes on as before, and lumbeFmen sure
ly will not complain of the winter so far.
The donation party was held at the vestry
of the Methodist church Jan. 20, as an
nounced The contributions proved to he
more generous than might be expected
from the stormy evening aud the number
of the society who were unable to attend
ON account of sickness. About $50 in
money was given beside other presents.
The ladies of the Methodist society will
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

l.. W. Hammond has been appointed the locl
agent Of the Boston and Maine railroad.
Corporal Tanner had an audience of only abou
400 at his recent lecture here on "A Soldiers Life,
and those who brought him here are about 81
out.
Henry II. Barker lost horse in an unusual am
shocking way recently. Its foot was caught I'D
tween log and stone, and the hoOf pulled ID
necessitatng the killing OF the animal 4
A fishing party from this place caught a. pIa,
errl and perch, We ighing ~ pounds, from 81
pond in Stoddard, last week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
TVWIt 7 :
adjntic


laps you are run down. cant sIa.,, ,.,,.,,,
- can 10 anything to your satisf,c, 90 a. a
Srn %Unuer what aus you. You should heed tb,
rostrag 20" Sle taking the first step into neryous
~, ,.atloh You need nerve tonic ami ia li
,r, @ you VIII find the exact remedy for re-
nitf your nervous system 10 is normal beal,h
shes ~ ul' surprising results follow tL. us ~
,I graf nerve tonic and aiteratyr Yo,,r use UI
liver tri"tn, good digestion is restored and TX.
ORE n tni,i n'"nels resume their healthy action
drug stOr,. " "' 'iFiI9 a Chaptns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
MARLBORO.

Mrs. James Willard is visiting her son
Dan.
James Joslin has set an incubator for
John Blanchard, with a capacity OF l9C
eggs. He has nearly 80 hens and they laid
49 dozen eggs in the month of January d.
Whittemore is building an incubator for
nearly 300 eggs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

II ~ by the Probate Court for said District
ID gu persons int rested In the estate og HEN
District, deceased '"'''ik"a I N said
ou are hereby notified that this court viii da
by, uP9i Ihe allowance Of the account OF A A
j ss ADMINISTRATOR upon the estate of said
licensed, and decree distribution thereof 10 ~.
'sons entitled thereto at the session thereof to
a. pSiu az ihe frohate Oce In Brattleboro ON he
81. o".uruAy OF February. A. D. 1891 when and
MneIe you may be- heard In the premises n vo,, i
T. w. STODDARD. Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

= me Probate Court in and for said district
= pta ~ persons Interested IN the tstat. of Tin
trict, deceased. ''''' ~ 9i.i san Dis
on are hereby notified that this court viii IL.
II ,u.Pe,n the allowance OF the account az H.
,,. Moise Executor Of the last will Of said de.
1,as'l anu decree distribution thereof Ia tb.
r' sous entitled thereto. at the session thereon i
T. leu AT Tue Probate Office in Brattleboro M,
s,'J 'aHt saturday OF February, A. D. 1891 when
a ,lu Nhere you may be heard IN the premises IL
N'u9'' +. w. STODDARD
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

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rious othe :
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| fashion Pr
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
Academy Notes.

There was pleasant social at Fuller hall last
Saturday evening.
The debating societies have taken in several
new members lately.
Rev. MIR. Rugg was at the chapel Tuesday morn.
ing aud assisted In the exercises
In place of the regular choral class this term
the whole school is to have i5-minutes drill after
chapel Thursdays and Saturdays II is to I've
hoped that this experiment will prove successful
and that the singing will be- improved by IL
Teller is improving, are also the other in
VadS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
STRATTON.

Rev. VIM. j. Smith supplied the pulpit Of the
Baptist church in burlington Flats, y y last
sunday
Mr.. Starr passed through here last week with
three yokes OF oxen, on his way To draw lumber
for Mr.. Chase Of Somerset
The donation and oyster supper was seriously
hindered by the unfavorabe weather.
The sewing society met with Mrs. A Lowe on
Thursday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
WEST HALIFAX.

The officers of Charles p. Clark Relief
Corps, No. 80, are as follows;
Pres. Mrs. Elvira NJ Gates; s. v, Mrs Mary A.
Balou J. v, Mrs. Sarah b. Thurber: Sec'y., Mrs
Ella VI, Vim; Treas, Mrs. S. Jennie Clark: chap
lain. Mrs. Marcia s. Butterneld; Cond. Miss
Viola Hudson; guard, Mrs, Araminta Hudson as
sistant conductor and assistant guard, Mrs. Eean-
or f. Miner.
+. E. Guilds bark is being drawn to
Brattleboro
Civil authority meet tomorrow
Gurden Thompson of Coleraine is buying
bark in town aud shipping it from Shell
hurne Falls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
@arriages.

ney. 80 "''ihdrh both IT Put
pa ~ Sor,hi lei Mass Feb l. at the rnitaria,
Warwick AMI ,Isr,.. = H X fr-'; 5. D. Bowker of
~, ~ Msst'noreland, y H. Jan y. Ly ~
,c1hoora Edward e. Green and Mr. ~ % b. l.
both OF Westmor.land '' Vt" W burt,
In IN Hahtons River. Feb 3, bv Rev Wrn \ ",
both of Rockingham anu harriet X Bailey,
Dennin iG'iIeiiiirl, Feb by Rev. Father lane
" Middlebury anu Josephine Gee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

~ 81, The Probate Court for said Distri,,f
ptsIs ~ lsrS0ns Interested IA the estate of par
~ N kPliN, late of Putney. in said Distric,
81 neItis St"rne .. Parker. Administratnrii,n,,r
~ salu district decreased has filed hls Isatitjo, L.
court setting forth that the sale Of the who'll ~
~ il ystaN OF sad deceased will h. beneficial
W h'Hs anu an persons Interested therein al
piaylns Tor license Ia sell the same and ar III
~ .l,ne Iied IN this court what purports 10 ~.
III .s. III writing Of all the heirs residing in
uIs state 70 such sale WheretiDon il IL oris "a
nay lhe same - heard at the session of said ",,r
w, ~ nsi ,l az tht probate Office in Bellows Fslls
ane slst Jay OF February a. D. 1881, when and
So. ca,;se ""i w. nearu IN the Premises If You
tHAS. b. EDDY Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

r.II NJ ITVOate COurt Ion said DistTirf
RItinntPt KS sons Interested in the estate of SARAH
deceased ''7""'h III san district,
m gu are hereby notified that this court viii ia
'e upon the allowance Of the account Of Jns.,,I
Morse, Administrator upon The gsiat ~ oosep P
ti, WIN viii annexed, and decree distribm
i J 20 AZ persons entitled at a session ther,nf H.
ie , az the Probate Ofiice ia Brattleboro nm liz
,ast saturday Of February, 1881. when and W sne
gUu may be heard in the premises II yo, s.,
+ w. SIODDARD Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

r. an ine Probate Court for said District
,st,i a., bDN ARDS, late Of Brattleboro. in said
Wbrr.as ~, u ,,,, Greeting.
Court an instrument p,irr,ortin,, ~ - ~, 70 inls
~ ~ saiu deceased. FOR probate: You are her.,
~ ~ hotlntd thai this Court will decide upon tb.
H. H. Ill san instrument at the session thereof
a. ~ ,, HeIu AT Tine Probate Office in BruttL-lnrn IL,
IL isi,I ON tue last Saturday Of February
-. io3I' When and where you may npt-.ar a ma C,,,
test the same, II you SEE cause N'''
=. W. STODDARD Rpgist.r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

| n ~ The Probate Court Tor said district
nix AZ, ~ persons interested in the estate a.
ceased "' W Sa'u uistTlct de
,,, Gu are hereby notified that this court vii 4.
~. ny tne allowance Of the account Of A A
e,Htld Executor of last will of said az,
1881, ana decree distribution thereof to H.
ps.1 9ohs entlted' at the session thereof 10 ~.
IN. i a., sne IIohate Ofice IN Brattleboro ON M,
yo,, sei you may he heard in the premises If
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nay be- heard in the prem
' STODDARD, Register.


The Probate Court for said Distri,,
zhh WSah persons Interested in the estate OF Aim
ceased N' w 'iiu district, de
40. a3u are hereby notified that this court Su,
nn,yiue upon the allowance Of the account Of
saiI ileIu, ADMINISTRATOR upon the estafs 81
s 9 ueceased' aud decree distribution tberaSe
~ az pers9ns entitled thereto at a session tber.uF
tb nslg AZ the Probate Ofice in Brnttieborn an
10 , Where you may be heard in the premises II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
BELLOWS F. p

The Fitchburg road has /
i've 20-page folder with ma
Gus condensed time table
passenger train service d.
! Champlain route"-the Fiji
to Keene, Bellows Falls, 4 |
ton, st. Adams, Montreal, {
burg and the West. This
via the Cheshire division. |
the Central Vermont, Oh |
othe r well known linesA,
west. Birdseye views
given upon the title page A
Mr.. Sturtevant of this
the blacksmith business %
West street at Rutland.
This item of local inter-
Ludlow Tribune "a lette-
lis, dated at Cold Spring, NJ
telligence of the sudden des.
the 24th ult. Mr.. Allis is u
ing his fathers paper goine
disposed of, and is thus y
moned back into newspapJe
of his efforts to be relieved
A large number of schfe
in town attending the teach
Mrs. Merab Smith, was
Smith, has been granted q
The 18th annual Masonic llC
at Union hall this, Frida b.
Howard Opera House orchelg
ton furnishing music.
Miss King elder daughter az
and James G.. Richards of q
married Jan. 81 in the cllc
church, New York.
A window has been place,
pal church in Charlestown. ~
mortal to the late Mrs. BC
Hyde, wife of Col. Russdr
Hyde was for many years sst
place, but spent the last
Charlestown. The unveilSi
dow took place last Sunday.
Thomas O'Brien, for eight
dealer here, has sold his BUSH
Ball, who took possession
O'Brien goes to st. Joseph, \
brother, William O'Brien.
Mrs. G. F. Meacham has
Philadelphia, where she hal
last six months, and will RI
the present. Mr.. Meachalh
study Of dentistry in Phila
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. G't'
have been spending II few g
Rev Mr.. Patterson Of Ia
in the Universalist church
Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Haydn
their stay in Washington T.
Our lawyers were in PIE
day and Wednesday atten,en
court
W. A. Merrill goes on teeI
ing car conductor betweel al
Quebec.
Mrs. NJ. A. Perry qttel
corps convention at Burlisdl
and Wednesday. /
An employe at the sunnqr
Boseley, had his arm bro.e
wrist ON Monday 10y gettiih b,
belt which he was helpint T.
ley.
MIR. aud Mrs q. \. Weirl'
Ia the Adirondacks for 4 VI
Weston's health. Il,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

INT Harrison ns a Neighh.,. 49,,
ENs.a

Friend.
aSh'ngton papers, even those vbicl
"a ms administration adversely
their expressions Of praise of ~
many and ueighborly bearing ot
NJ Harrison under the great strok q
:. anne TO him last week in the daatL
eoary Window. He received the
Z u, as he had returned from recsns
Mr.. Wanamaker's. where he bsd
$ WINDOW and her two daugbtsrs
~ his own distress was unmiststo
nrst thought was for the stricLa,,
nI ne drove immediately back TO Mr.
'sKers to make sure that the news
p W, 10 her in the gentlest wav nos
nrough friend Of Mrs Windom
lsitlng her, she was persuaded e.
hW IRON the party and 20 IN bor
where the President followed bera
eold her the sad news. The Washing
''c says OF his action, having in mind
tragic death Of the wife of Secreta.
y For the second time, all unnrs
n1 answering the spontaneous i'm.
the moment, he has borne bimself
me tregic and awful emergency
"Ple' kind-hearted, Christian gen
Inc part he took in the Tracy
{ was that Of a gentle and aifec,
nelghbor. His conduct when the
'ws OF ilr. WINDOWS death arrived |
as kind' just as sympathetic. inst
; Sieu ana considerable. 1t was not
ident who hurried to that scena ~
az the Postmaster Generals TO
e mat the awful tidings were brok. ,
70 the stricken widow and tho q
,rpnans it was the unselfsh neigh.
loving friend. only good and
an would have felt so true and ten.
impulse. Only gentleman conld I
pended to it so delicately and So q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06
NORTI.

4 party Of about K with 4
at Warwick on LAST her suf
is reported. hrIrtitude
Mrs. John Nye 70 itnd had
ing Of this week Is ngly i'm
canc7-r for many used her
ferings she has - cunmu-
About two years .Fetiy To the
cancer remoy'uts husband
proved; but il re- f,I
death. Mrs. Nye "a Of the
nifty. and "A largesf z. Feb
great loss this toit impson's
and little daughk,. ped by a
4 benefit was otel hall.
Loveland Hous. vi lectures
by the Mortified spof North.
best turkey suBfu
general socialtis
DR., n. +. WI s..
on Hygiene
field seminar, 81 Vail, Was
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

say1ek received a gifl
- nd who hides hi,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-02-06

W. \. Dunkler began picking cucumbers the
first Of the week
Mrs. n. Dunkre fell on the icr Tuesday even
bed
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+. W. sTODDARD. Register.
A,TATR or VRRuoNT v.-u $780,

by the Probate Court Tor said Distri,t
stpua a. Persons Interested Ia the estate Of ID
IIElh WILLIS late of Newfane. in said distri,,
l,'I eta James r Howe has presented Ia fbis
WIi gu truihrnt purpOrting to be the iast
l"Ill OF sald Deceased, for probate Snn No.,
tIbeIroy notified that this Court will decide unnn
~ ~ ooatt OF sad instrument at a session tLir
f ~ ~ LeII az TIE Probate Ofce in Brattleboro
iso S'il district ON the last Saturday IT Febriary
~, whrn and where you may aDrear and 90
TEST the same, il you So. cause - anu o"h-
2. W. STODDARD. Register
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4. +. RUSSELL.to
|. +. SMITH. Commissioners.


" VERMONT, Westminster 60
10 all r,s, ihe Probate Court for said District
MI 81 PERSONS interested In the estate Of MY
trlct, deceased. W sall dis
la, neiHas George Brooks Executor of ibo
h'H WIZ OF Adm HOlbroOk late Of To,. ,u'
t nenu ~ said district deceased. has filed bis WI, S
tion IN TINS court setting forth that he "a Il ~
~ noe oi the real estate of said deceased Mil
u,,lehciai TO the heirs and all persons ntar,s,i
an ,' and praying for license Co s ~.
nrts a, te same time filed in this court what mr.
Sii 70 az the consent in writing of ali The Herr
IL ii is ~ us state to such sale Wbrre,,npH 4,
M ueied mat the same be- heard at the sesgon ~
io, c3srl 10 be held at the Probate Ofic m Rei
iSot ,i aus on tue 9Th day of February. A n
premises il you see cause We "ea'u III the
CHAS. h. EDDY. Registar
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saylek received a gif
-'n md who hides hi
owner of the Elm
$1,000. Mr.. Conf
he hotel until Apr
farmer who took
with suicidal intent
'er trade at Holyoke
company being in
over the liquor selling
Judge Of the district
arrests for drunken.
u they were under no
lent OF the Springfield
drrenouRh, the Deer
ng 10 form a syndicate
the Connecticut river
flth Northampton par.
the stock of the FAST
Re who want to form the
r. should only be one
: the River road from
I'D; that one doing the
ln much more economi-
ny plan. Now there are
, Shelburne Falls, Con
'ton and Northampton.
ne salaries OF six super.
OF six different estab- /
, could he done under /