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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
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~ County curtin Probate
hereby given that at "a regular term
'. III. ..Ha County Court 20 be held in and for
hs.. county, az the Court House, in the city
e. .-.HlIe, iu said county, on the 9Th day
I. JANUARY. a. ID. 1892, being the hrSt Tuesday
%. ra. month, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
.-.I Jay, the following matters VIII be heard
-..agHI.ation of Elizabeth wilkinson, for the
q. ..HeHJ of an fmiuiStrator of tie estate OF
"". Wilkinson, lat" Of the town OF Mliilu
Ut .I| county deceased.
... us further ordered tIBt public notice
". Dee given 10 all persons interested by
copy of this notice for three weeks
.a.y prior 10 said day OF hearing, IN The
.....' Point TRIBUNE, weekly newspaper
n said county.
...r d. the Courts
CHARLES S. McILHON Judge.
.Nal.gllle, Wis. Dec ., 1891
NA.u oE UNCONSTITUTIONAL COUNTY
~ IN PROBATE.
rs. hereby given that al q special term
.. county Court 60 be held In ana for
..'y. at the Court House, in the village
....le iu said county, ON the 18th day
.s. a. D 1892 being the second Tues
. month"; at ten o'clocf in the fore
'i day the following EATERS viii be
considered:
.H.eati0n Of william A. Jones. admin
Tine estate % John Davis, late Of said
deceased. for the examination and
of bis administration account and
.nht OF ,he residue ut sal1 estate To
U- a- are hy Jaw entitled 20 the same.
further ordered thgt public notice
given 20 an persons interested by
- copy of this notice for three weeks
3. prior t9 said day0l hearing in The
.IHl Tribune. "a weekly uensp paper pub
.#Il county.
"uaarol thg Court
CHARLES vs. McILHON, Judge.
"'.HtNlle Wis, Dee. 8. 1891.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
Notices.

NTAI. OFF WISCONSIN, 49, IOWA COUNTY
= UrgH-Iu Probate.
Nu.u. Is hereby given that at special term OF
tae IuWa county court, to be hClu in ana for said
county. ag the court house i'm the city OF
U1age.Ie iu said county, on the 18th day OF
LHuatg. a D, 1892, being the second Tuesday OF
satl month"; aJ ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
said Has. .He following matters viii be heard
ana considered.
The application Of Charlotte Eyre eNecutrix
O'tUa ,. Wlli and testament OF the estate OF
Edward Eyre late of said county, deceased, for
the examination and allowance OF her admin
israa1H account and the assignment OF the
rys.ig. u suii estate TO such persons as are
ly ua4Uud jo the same
AND ., rlher ordered, that public notice
4u.... given 10 all persons interested ug
Publishing copy of this notice for three week,
sg.uesWe,E prior 70 said day of hearing in the
Mineral POINT TRIBUNE, a weekly newspaper
plu.su.4l saiu county,
dg .Gp Court,
CHARLES ". MCILHON
1u-Ha County Judge.
Dated UNdgeyille, Wis, December, Sth 1891.
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confessional Cards.
PHYSICIANS.
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Dt,ystciana and Surgeons.
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and residence in Dr Talman's building,
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BELLE GREENE,

whose humorous sketches THE Hawkins Fam-
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give us some ueW features which we Hrg
assured viii % more mIrthp provoking than
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Advice NON EVerYWhere,


Embracing such SUBJECTS as "rha Sick
Room, Home Nursery" "thlldrcu'- Nurse
ry," "Amueemenls for the -hHt-lH7, "A Niu
lstcTs Outing "a Year Wen spent cite.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
JEEEERSONXIIIE-

Fred Hawley has returned from Boston
The social Tuesday eve was well attended.
A sister of DR.. Bushnell is stopping with
him
Katie Fletcher made a brief visit at home
last week.
Lyman Adams has been quite sick with
lung trouble.
Wethery and Page have a very large stock
of spring goods in.
A classmate of our future pastor gave us an
interesting discourse Sunday morning.
John Fullington has been very sick with
chils and his wife is confined to her bed.
Gertrude Whitcomb arrived home on
Thursday and expects to remain until fall.
Felix Bonner and wife are happy over the
arrival of "A little daughter at their home
Henry Wetherby and his bride SundayeC
with his brother, c. B. Wetherby, a week ago
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell has been sick will
quinsy and Mrs. Freeman Dodge with Ii
grippe.
Mrs. Afford Buker and her four children
who have all been confined to the bed at on,
time, are convalescent.
The teamsters have been drawing lumbe
from the Notch that was blackened and 9th
erwse damaged by the fire.
The kindergarten class that has been un
der the instruction of Carrie Carroll, is at
tending the village school with Laura Burn
ham as teacher this term.
Two or three boxes of beautiful roses an
rived at our post office last week, for whicl
| the recipients are indebted to the Misse
| Flagg. They were suggestive of the kindl
interest of absent friends and the beauty O
Mississippi in May.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
First Annual Village Meeting.

ANNUAL Village mG5CifSs
On Monday evening was held the
first annual meeting of the village
corporation and quite a fair repre-
sentation of the voters were present.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: A. A Niles
president; W. H. Robinson clerk; A.
NJ Burke treasurer and collector; G.
W. Hendee, A. F. Whitney, S. Harris,
A. O. Gates, H. P. Munson, trustees;
G. W. Doty, chief engineer of fire de-
partment; e. w. Webster, first asst;
j. A. Bundy, second asst; III. A.
Slayton, G. W. Fitch, c. III. Stafford,
auditors. A tax for corpora ton i'm
provements was voted to the extent
of % cents on a dollar of the list
with 4 per cent. discount if paid on or
before the LIST of November next
The matter of sewers was discussed
to some length and the trustees were
instructed to make thorough sur
vey of the village for that purpose,
the work of the first year to be a
sewer main from theAcademy through
Main st. to the river. The trustees
will also investigate the expense and
feasibility of an electric fire alarm
system to connect from different
points in the village with the tannery
whistle A suitable lookup for often
ders of the law will also be provided.
The subject of street-lighting was
touched upon very gently by Judge
Powers who discoursed upon the adj
mirable system now in operation, the
honors being about equally divided
between the light of an occasional
unclouded moon and that coming
from a bakers dozen light colored
lamp-posts at various points. His
appropriate compliment to the pres
ent system was greeted with loud
applause.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
u. V. M. Notes.

The annual field-day exercises take place
this week Thursday.
Pratt occupied the desk of the Congrega-
tional church at Berlin, last Sunday.
Clarence Grow 81 left for Pottsville
Penn, last week, where he has position
with bridge company.
The freshmen, who have been drilled in
separate company during the year, joined
the battalion Saturday.
The members of the senior class were very
pleasantly entertained by Prof. and Mrs.
Cooke Tuesday evening, at their home.
Hamilton has been made Adjutant in place
of Stearns, who has left college on account OF
i'll health, and End. Lieut. Cheney succeeds
Hamilton as 1st Lieut..
The first college reception of this term will
be held in the Billings Library Friday even
ing, Lieut.. and Mrs. Foster, Ferrin 81, and
Leach 90, are the reception committee.
The annual business meeting of the Y NJ.
{. A. held Tuesday evening After the
chairmen of the various committees had
made their reports, the following officers were
chosen: Pres. Pitken; vice pres. Armstrong;
recording Sec Wheatley; corresponding secy.
Avery treas. Durham.
The U. V. Ms. went to Mortified Sat
urday and defeated the Norwich team by
IL score of 81 to nothing. The latter club
were assisted by Hartsorn and Aiken of
Dartmouth. Tuesday OF this week, the club
plays Harvard at Cambridge, and Wednes-
day they cross bats with Amherst at the
latter place.
1t is with pleasure that we announce the
promotion of Lieut.. H. S. Foster, goth, in
fantry Z. S. A. to the rank of captain in his
company. Capt. Foster is the son of L. II.
Foster of Calais, who was an officer of the
18th VT He has served in his regiment not
only as an officer, but has filled various post
staff positions with credit, and has seen
active service IN the field against the Indians.
He is one of the youngest officers of his rank
in the army Capt. Foster has been invited
to be the guest of the brigade of the Vt.
national guard during the annual encamp-
ment at Bennington August next, and to act
as aid upon the staff of Brighten. Greenleaf,
chief marshal,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
Johnson.

DR.. Wilson spent Sunday in town.
Charles Ravey has moved to st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Howard left Friday, for her new home
in Chelsea.
J. A. Andrews visited his son in Montpelier
the first of the week.
A camp of Sons of Veterans hsve been
organized here, with "a members.
Jessie Rogers is in Richford caring for her
aunt, Mrs. Cory, who is quite ILL.,
Louise Leland expects soon to enter the
Mary Fletcher Hospital for treatment.
PEARLS Pants factory will have breathing
spell two weeks long, beginning next week.
Mrs. A. D. Frisbie with her two children
from New York, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
Allen.
Mrs. Perry and daughter, have returned TO
the village, and are occupying Mrs. Hadley's
| house.
W. C. Doane is with his sister Mrs Keller
in st. Adams, who is suffering from a stroke
| of paralysis.
d. G. Holmes will soon commence trans
| forming his One-stOry and half, into a two
story house.
c. Hartwell, WEIGH and Farrington's clerk
succumbs 20 the combined assaults of rheu-
matism and grippe.
Rutland doctors consider Mrs. Campbell's
| case HOptltES- Dr. CdlIl yDtll udS llle SluCeTe
sympathy of many in the place.
Not few were pleased this week to greet
| our former landlord, A. d. Robbins, who is as
brown as n nut, running his Eden farm
One delegation of 35 and one of II from
this village, crowded into the church at III yde
Park last week, to hear Mr.. Walbridge.
The Bucks and their mill force, will soon go
to Cam bridge Junction, having cut nearly all
but the hemock at their mill down the river.
not "ungrateful public" appreciate the
solid repairs to stoop and sidewalk front of
| post-office and Welch and harrington s store.
The members of the sd" class have rhetor-
ical exercises in Normal Hall Friday evening
MAY 10. All are cordially invited to attend.
The 10Th, anniversary of Jay Partlow's
birthday will be pleasantly remembered by
about twenty lads and lasses of his own age.
J. w. Beeman of Fairfax, who spent the
| winter in Florida, has returned north and
spent few days last week with his children,
DR.. and Mrs. Allen.
The professional, family and other friends
of DR.. Dillingham; in this town congratulate
both of the " high contracting parties" that
nothing marred either the wedding festivities
nor their pilgrimage to home and happiness
the next day.
Quarterly meeting services will be held in
the Methodist church Sunday, May 18th.
Love-feast $40. Sermon 1915, Rev W. +.
Douglass of Morrisville officiating Mon
day at 2 O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, will
hold quarterly conference at the church
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
ELMORE.

Newell Demas is a t work for f. M. Harris.
Myrtle Darling is at home to remain for a
while
Fred Grlswold is to occupy L. L. Camps
house.
Farm help, house help and teams are in
great demand.
Robert Whitney has rented David Scott's
farm and moved in.
Will Talbert has rented Ed. Willis farm and
is to take possession soon.
Carrie Shaw is teaching a small school at
the Centre in the Bryant house.
School opened at the Pond Monday with L
scholars and Ida Tucker as teacher.
O. d. Bacon's summer house and boats
were considerably damaged by the gale of the
4th inst.
Wyman Clark and family have moved into
the Russell house and Clark is at work foI
Philo Darling.
Quarterly Conference was held at the churcl
Saturday afternoon, Presiding Elder Bout
well preached an excellent sermon to a small
audience owing to the busy season. On Sun
day sacrament services were held, and sever
persons were received into the church two il
connection and five by baptism upon proba
ton. Elder Boutwell, preached a powerful
sermon, and the congregation was the largest
of the year. The pastor has issued a circular
| letter to all members of the church and con
| gTegation Prayer meeting will be held OF
Friday evening of each week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Willis Stinehour has been quite sick.
Mrs. C. F. Hulburd has been visiting in st.
Adams.
Henry Stafford is at home sick with la
grippe.
Cora Spauldng is at work for o. W. Rey-
nold's.
IN. Stafford is buying lumber for a chair
firm in Burlington.
Mrs. A. G. Stinehour and Mrs H. E. Hatch
are both quite sick.
Mrs. Albert Bellus of Jacksonville is sew
ing for Mrs. d. A. Jones.
Dr. E. r. Brush and son Clarence were in
Morrisvle Tuesday week.
Mrs. Prevo has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Justin LaBounty.
Miss Stella Bowman of Essex Junction has
been visiting friends in town.
Josephine LaPoint of Fletcher has been
visiting few daysin this place.
Carroll Reynolds recently purchased a fine
three years old colt of J ohm Stanley.
Mrs Caroline Kidder of East Fairfax is
stopping with her brother, H. E. Hatch.
Glenn Caswell of Jacksonville spent Sat
urday and Sunday at John Hitchcock's.
Willis Stafford, wife and daughter, spent
Sunday at his fathers in Pleasant Valley.
Cora Mudgett united with the COngrega-
tional church here week ago last Sunday.
DR.. J. B. Morgan has exchanged his black
Robinson horse with l.. A. Irish for q bay
one.
e. Fl. Lang is at work for G. ". Doty of
Morrisville in the furniture and undertaking
business.
Mrs. s. M. Stafford, Mrs. B. Payne and By
ron Holmes attended the preachers meeting
at Wolcott last week.
Emma Jones has finished work for E. J.
Gates and is now at home, Laura Jackson
taking her place at Mr. Gates
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
STOWE.

Charles Lucia has moved to Waterbury.
The road machine is now doing it's work
| about town.
The Tabor house is being completed fol-
early occupation.
j. j. Vearen will change his residence to the
rooms over the drug store.
! Alphine Luce is building a veranda in front
of his house, a very great Improvement.
Don't forget the Calico Ball at bikes Hall
| Friday evening, May 30. All invited. Music,
E.more Orcestra. Bill $3.50.
The death of Frank Douglass occurred on
Thursday night, the funeral services taking
place Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Emery officiating.
The Good Templars Union will be held the
third Thursday in May The literary exer-
cises from till 4 p. m. will be open to the
public
Mrs. Patience Smith has been visiting in
town the past week She has rented her farm
IN Waterbury to Chauncey Town. She has
returned to Walden to complete her labor in
the boarding house.
The Methodist Pastor desires a large atten-
dance at church next Sunday as very i'm
portant matter is to come before the people
at that time. There will be services at the
church every Sunday after this.
From the Belfast (Me.) Republican Journal
we take the following: Prof. Andrew A.
Drury, of Belfast, returned Friday from an
extended and very successful lecture tour IN
Vermont. The Professor was accompanied
home by one of Vermont's fair daughters,
Miss Edith L. Bashaw, of Stowe. Saturday
evening Prof. Drury and Miss Bashaw were
married at the residence of Mr.. Geo. e.
Wright. on High strest, Rev. J. 4. Savage,
officiating. The marriage was a quiet one,
only few of the groom's relatives and
friends being present. After the ceremony
the company sat down to a supper. The ev-
ening was most agreeably spent, after which
Prot. and Mrs. Drury drove to their home.
The Professors many friends extend con-
ordinations
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. S. A. Fife of Wolcott spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Jennie Riley is visiting rela-
tives in Coventry.
Frank Knowlton of Gaysville spent
a few days in town with relatives last
week.
Mrs. R. Genge, mother of our new
doctor, has come here to reside in her
sons family.
ENERGY Goddard and BERTHE Cheney
spent a few days recently with friends
in Burlington
Barney & Gauthier is the name of
the firm now running the saloon in
the brick block.
]. NJ. Adams, of the Yale Divinity
School, preached two very able SER
mons here last Sunday.
Mrs. T. W. Hyde returned t. Hyde
Park last week, after an absence of
several months in Massachusetts.
Leila Foster observed her 18th
birthday Tuesday by giving a party
to a number OF her young friends.
Rev w. E. Allen and sister of
Craftsbury were guests of George E.
Stratton and family short time
/ last week.
Heman and Arthur Goodrich OF
Montpelier, brothers of Mrs Frank
Strong, spent a few days hire the
first of the week.
The rooms in the LaPage building,
formerly occupied as the Town Clerk s
office, are to be used by Philip La
Page as a harness shop.
Remember the lecture by Rev. Mr.
Worthen this evening. He is a very
interesting speaker and all who fail
to hear him will miss a rare treat
Go.
The Hyde Park Hotel Co. advertise
for proposals for building the new
hotel. Plans and specifications may
now be seen at the secretary's Office
in this place.
The old wooden sidewalk adjoining
Col. Sawyer's premises has been re
moved, and after grading and filling
in will be replaced by q more sub
stantial one.
The many friends here of Alma
Cross will be pleased to learn of he
marriage, which occurred at Lincoln
Neb., April ODD j. C. Presnell is tn
name of the lucky man.
f. e. Sawyer has the contract t.
clear up the rubbish about the ruin
of the hotel gre, and has alread.
made a noticeable improvement il
the appearance of the premises.
Among the recent arrivals in tow
we note that of a handsome son il
the family of Willard Whitcomb. @
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
WATERVILLE.

Amos Holmes is building new barn
Burton Wiley was at home over Sunday.
J.V. Stevens was in Burlington over Sun
day.
Eamist Manchester lost II valuable horse
the past week.
Ami Leach was in Swanton on business on
Saturday.
Mrs. Clinton Chaffee has moved into part
of her fathers house.
Dwight Potter and wife of Canada are the
guests of his mother, Mrs. Leach.
Alfred Stagles has bought the Labaelia
house opposite the school house
The committee has set about TO maple trees
around the school house in the village.
Henry Weston and wife of Concord, n II
were the guests of III. W. Scott the past week
Luther Shattuck and wife of New Hamp
shire were the guests of Judson Wheelock the
| past week.
Mrs. H. N. Leach and Mrs. C. Tillotson at
tended the Lamoille County Congregations
Conference at Wolcott the past week.
On Monday of last week Dr. Hubbard oper
| ated on Mrs. Adams of Belvidere removing
| four gallons of water from the abdomina
cavity. At the present writing she is doing
| well
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-14
Conversational Conference.

Lamoille Conference of Congrega-
tional churches enjoyed its 51st meet
ing at Wolcott, May 9th and 9th.
The conference sermon was preached
by Rev Edwin Wheelock upon Ps. 90,
1915. The programme was of an
evangelistic character and the pres
ence and participation of Rev. E. l..
Walbridge was a God-send. The
people of Wolcott Congregational
church and society entertained an
unusually full delegation most sump
tuously, and the dinners and suppers
being at the church there was very
little time left from the meetings.
The ladies had two sessions and
Mrs. Fisk is pleased to be able to say
Wolcott too is organized for woman's
missionary work. Che next Confer
ence is to be at Stowe the first Tues
day and Wednesday in May 1892.
Preacher, Rev. p. B. Fisk; chairman
of business committee, Rev. |. F.
Drew; committee on credentials (that
the church may beforefended against
spurious ministers if they will refere
to this com. Revs. E. .Wheelock, p.
B. Fisk, A. A. Smith. Delegate to
state convention, Rev. S. F. Drew,
Bros. H. C. Fannce, S. W. Kinds, c.
p. Jones. If any of these cannot go
they are to secure substitutes. Rev.
Il. Wheelock resigns the office of reg
lister which he has held for twelve
consecutive years, and Rev. p B.
Fisk was chosen in his place.
The next practical item of the Con-
ference was the discussion opened by
an able paper from Bro. II. A. Stay
ton on the question, els the system
of weekly offerings best for our church,
and why?" The lavmen handled the
matter well and Though there is
some minor difference) it proved that
in some form all our churches are
moving in this excellent direction.
The devotional meetings led by Bro.
C. p. Jones and Miss Nettie Bracket
(Y. p. S. G. E. were very spirited and
helpful.
The council of Congregational
churches called called by the pastor
and church at Wolcott at the close OF
Conference did nothing because OF
informality in the call, but suggested
to the church that under the pastor
desire to see his aged mother again
this summer Tin England) the church
had better accept his resignation and
here both parties joined. 1t com
mended Bro. Water to the churches
and endorsed gladly the harmony Of
feeling that exists between the par.
ties. Rev. E. Wheelock was modera
tor and Rev. p. B. Fisk scribe. F.