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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14

Una m&quina dc vapor fuerza DO lG eaba-
Hos, con su caldera Y accessories correspondence
propios para una hacienda dc cana para taho-
ma dc cafe.
Tienc una homaca quo conduce las ealas a
los trapichcs.
Todo en- magpffico estado.
Para infor1nes precios diriiirse don Felix
Tarrasc6, en- esta ciudad.
Ponee Febrero 1 dc 1892. 3nn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
Sc COMPRAN

% vtcas recien paridas, 8 pr6ximas parir.
yuntas de bueyes domados, para domar-
Sc.
Yeguas para dediear Ia crla.
/ Asnos hembras machos,
? NEulos domados para Ia carGa.
Baballos de 6l cuartas en- adelante, bella
forna. paso fino y dc brios.
NOTA: Todos estos animales han de ser:
j6venes, sanos robustos: de la mejor calidad
possible.
Informar5 don Domingo Santoni.--Ponce,
Atocha 10. 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
eeElA BEENAHD(DRA'e
DEPOSITO DE CALZADO Y PELETERIA
DE A. ROIG & Co.
ISABEL 10 Y LEON Il

Este estabecneno ofrece la culta ciuda de Ponce
puebos trofes vado urdo czado de od cas
detallara unn nrecio m6dco
azao que dee pue duenos para dar compacdo e
las classes modeas bas
cadad que Europa America confecconar
Al ecto podemos ctar bones para cbaleo zapatos poac ee
paas erentes apatitos
botas para Ultima novedad classes exbremos al
que nos dispense vista
En- Peeera hay mas ALA CHAROLES, BECEEOS,
.BADANAS CALCUTAS &, & -Todo fresco Y superior
vista pues estabecmiento quedae convenos de 10
que ofrece
A. ROIG & Co.
Noto-Tolos los neses renovannos ell surtdo 7-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
Ponce, Pucrto-Rico. Febrero 1o &c 1892
Sr II I.nis NIr1nz Rirera

Ponce Puerto Rico, Febrero 1o &c 1892.
Sr D. Luis Munoz Rivera
v rno: Anmado de los meiores deseos en- pro de
toda Ia Humankind docne deseando dar Impulse q mi
especifco SACALAAIBO (quit door) que nta aeePae6n
bucnas cuadales ha vendo acanztndo desde 81 corto
tempo que ba sdo puesto In venta he deteIlninado
prender la fabrication grande escala. tanto 81
sa ambi6n para Ia evpoIt Itacio
4 la de Cuba. MSjico Haitv Santo Domingo Venezuela
Colon st Thomas Islas Ingesas Anlas Francesas Esta
dos Undos de America Europa.
precios estabiecdos a caa de a med.as
botellas SO ceutavos Ia media botcla.
Por partidas de diez adelante nara dcs
cuento del por cicuto. pago de contado.
Los castus seran de cuenta del compTador.
Tuico dep6sto general al por mayer menor, Dos PE
HEDIILA Plaza Principal nnero H. quien portn
eutcnderse los compradores
Senieo I'd. mi gratitud por los favores dsncrsadc
hasta Ia seguriad dc segttfd I'd dsDeDsdn
tonelos successive soy de I'd afno alto. 5. S. @
B. S. M
Dgnetrio TdrqueE "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
Yerba Guinea /!

Inmeiorablc, 232 cuerdas en- Ia ha-
cienda Amclia, SO venden seis mil nazos
por tres pesos. El corte por cuenta del
comprador. 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
COISlLTORIO NEDlGO 0PERiT0RI0


Los doctores especialistas Fuster han
determinado prolongar So permanencia
en- Ponce hasta el 30 de Arl, acccdien-
do / los ruegos dc los enfermos que es-
tan tratando ven su rapida curaci6n.
Los que sufran cualquier dolencia pue-
den concurrir 4 este consultorio del que
pueden dar buenos informes mas dc Gin
cuenta enfernos que quedan radical
mente curados.
C0nsultos De s 4 II madana D de
2 Il 5 tar9c.
Los que no puedan quedar curados Sc
les advertira en- IL primera consulta.
3-5 Ponce, Abril 9 de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
Colon, Pasaren 81 Go.
CETTRo DE- CoausIoSEs Y AGENCIA
De TODA CIASE DE NEGOCTOS
Sol namero 3-Ponoo
BUEN GOCIO
Sol p,lmcro 3 Ponce
UEN NEG OCTO

Sc vende en- condolences favorables In hacion-
da de cana5s. dulces, denominada Cintro3a que
radca en- el t6rnino municipal de esta Ciudad,
barrio de capitanejo, con una cabida de oeho-
cientas cuerdas de tcrreno. con sus estableci-
mientos, sienlbras dennis, todo en- buen csta-
do.
Dicha hacienda estl situacla entire las demo
nlinadas Teresa, Fortuna, URj5a, Placeres,
Esperan.o, Tore, y Retro.
TaInbien Sc venden dos solares en- las GALES
Reina Villa una casa de MADEIRA en- el barrio
De In Marina, calle Real
Los tftulos de propiedades Sc hallan corren-
tos, estan dcpositados en- dicha ofcina en- Ia
que podran tomarsc todos los informes que
deseen los que intcresen esas fncas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
ANUNCIOs v COMUNICADOs
Gaia de PrGstamos


El dia 20 dol corricute 4 las nueve de Ia ula-
mana So rematardn pdblca subasta las prem
das de los talones que 4 continuation sd EXPIRE
SAN por cuento dc quicn corresponds y 6rden
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
ADICION AL PRESENTE ANUNCIO

codento anuncio de veuta explica, }allanse ocho
cuerdas dc te1Teno sembradas de cana coljndantes
con don Francisco Ortiz; el camino real; Ia hacienda
C;fa0ae Y Ia SUCCESSION de don Jose Maria Rodriguez
cuEas echo cucrdas de tcr1eno son de lropiedad ac
tlal de doIa Araceli Quesada. Todo 10 cual 50 all
vicrte, fin de que el comprador que presentare
la ssodicha hacienda Ci,tona entienda; que 81 quie
re conlpraI adenGs las ocho cuerdas enclagadas ha
dc entendcrse con el que suscribe cale Mayor y
Ponce.-Gitsalerao Fe1nia}es Basa3re cl,tes Cajra
fgaI
Ponce Mario II de 1892 8-12
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
Ell TONIC

ARECIBO- PLAZA PRINCIPAL
En- este establccimiento sc eXpcnde el rag-
nffico ci,anto celebrado Ron Topocio, cuyas pro-
piedades tonfcantes no tienen NADIA one envi-
dinr NJ vieio ron dc Jamaica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14

Z en- general tod0s las nfeccionos
de Ia garganta, del pccho j las cue
proceden de empobrcciIniento or
ganico Q pobreza de Ia sangre
Sc curan con el uso lie 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-14
KRAENIER & CO, PONCE

con,paaa de SECURES Nacional Pr,@,ana.--3tc-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28

greet that ho is to leave. 1t is also given us
Co believe that on his part are strong at
taohment-. but after five years of faithful
work iu his double pastorate. here and at
ToVushenl. it is not strange that the ln-
ducpment- OFT % single field of ministerial
Labor have claims upon his preference for
the present
I'm accordance with precedent, and by
am expressed desire OF many. a day is sug-
gestcd for general improvement work in
our village cemetery. such as several pairs
of willing hands, aided by necessary equip
ment i'm the line of tools and a team. can
accomplish IN a few hours, Saturday next
from 40 A. NJ. is hereby set apart for this
purpose Shall we not. ont OF tender mem
ory for those who have gone before. and
a lust regard for the proper Observance of
external order and good appearance of all
that pertain, to village surroundings. re-
spond as far as possible to this call which
is respectfully submitted boy the approval
of interested citizeu, While 10 Is true
that there should bee formal arrangement
for more extensive work iu the cemetery.
there can bee a general surface improve
ment bv volunteer movement and the occd-
sion might be made the means of develop
ing plans tor thorough and continued u-
prOvemeuts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
TOWNSHEND

Mrs. O. \. Taft OF Buffalo, y. y. is
visiting at G.. c. Taft'>
There was large attendance al the Coz
lumbar social FRIDAY evening
Mrs. Geo. Clifford has returned from d
visit to friends at ~. Adams and a, Water
loo. Ont
MIR. and Mrs. C.. @. otebblns repor, d
delightful visit with the Colburu family al
Nashua. y. II
c. /. Houghton attended the state con
ventiOn of the Christian Endeavor union
at Bennington
!. j. Dale, who arrived Tuesday even
ing. will take his family with him on his
return to Beau1ort, =. G.
Harry Martin has gone 10 Toronto. Can
ada. TO take a full course OF study III the
Ontario veterinary college
Mrs Riley Austin and Miss Martha
Austin OF Easthampton. Mass. are visit
NJ at Charley Austin tHarmonyviIel
G. W. Chase of Gainesville. Fla. is in
town Henry Duttou who has been spend
ing the summer with Mrs L. II. Cathau.
will return with Nj Chase
b. j. Kenyon viii give piano and song
recital al the town hal Friday evening
NOV q. ne W III Ht dHNlNitil ~ l.. II. NJ H.
Ter OF Dummerston, the young baritone
soloist of much local prominence
Rev C.. ID. K. Meacham pastor OF the
Baptist church. is at Newport Centre. and
will be absent next Sunday. The churches
will unite for morning worship There
will also be a union praise service IL the
evening at the Baptist church
Few villages OF its size have done more,
we think. during the past season for the
public benefit than this. Both of the
churches have received thorough repairs in
the interior al an expense OF several hun
bred dollars. and are now as neat and attract
i've in appearance as could well he desired
More than 500 mas also been contributed
for a fountain which will soon make our
beautiful park even more pleasant Adj
ding the amounts spent by individuals in
making their houses and grounds attractive,
it becomes evident that IOwnshend Is not
dead or even diving Just vet
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
BROOKLINE

Fred Cutler is TO teach school in New
fame in district NO 4, beginning the term
next Monday.
Fred Cutler has been in Bennington this
week. attending. as delegate. the state
Christian Lndeavur convention cur To-
cal society is increasing in numbers and
interest. several new member, being re-
ceived last Sunday evening"
The ladies benevolent society met this
week with Mrs. Walter bennet There
was the largest attendance of the season.
At the annual meeting these officers were
elected. Mrs O. j. Taylor president;
Mrs @. l.. Ware. vice president: Mrs. J..
W Bush. secretary: Mrs Mary Flint,
treasure II was voted to drop the board
of directors. and to have some kind OF an
entertainment in November
1t seems to the law-abiding citizens of
this town that it is about time the sunday
law on shooting was made something be
sides dead letter For the past two
Sundays there has been almost constant
firing through the day. Last Sunday tlre
was set in Albert Austn's woods, presum-
ably bv some of these hunters. and with
the strong wind blowing much anxiety
was felt After fighting the fire until
Monday noon 1t was conquered. but con
siderable damage was done both to timber
and fences Ii is the desire of a large
number OF our people that this business be
stonped
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28

Do uI CD % lady suffering tr.u -.rat urrful-
uros,raton VINO couia pot of u,.r from trr.-
physicians SB- is uov sri. strong anH H-slY.
and saws she SHOULD have uetu Do her grave b. .t
naa NOT been for p-. Drt-enr' NerNura ui..d nuH
nerve remedy
81 have recommended o. o. many other, With
the same wonderful success. and would tsp-cI
ally SAY tina. n women between tine ages Of A.
and Ul wears would lake % there would not n- so
many that die when they come % tine change
that tHies place hear this wonderful medicine
aimed and blessed everyw mere. and am GLAD O.
add INV testimony 10 It's great value. ami truly
call Il a savior Of as women
We would say that Mrs Berr, advice as "a
nurse is endorsed by physicians generally by
t4r-ene's Nervura blood ana nerve remedy IL iu
deed wonderful discovery and Of incalculabl.
and nestimabe value To the sick evervwhere II
mas been proved over ana over again. IA thousands
upon thousands OF cases, that 1t does cure. that
II makes the slck well
Physicians know OF it, great value for they
nave seen II perform wonders IN restoring health
ana they recommend II freely 70 the sick because
90 Is the discovery and prescription OF the ia
nous specialist the Treatment, OF nervous and
chronic diseases pr ttrrene Of "a Temple Place,
Boston Mas the Weltknown physician STho
gives consultation 10 sufferers from any disease
free OF charge personally or uy letter
The great remedy costs but 8 OF druggists
and We know n will make you well
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
JACKsONNILLT-


Edwin Stetson is working for Don Ia'-
lor
W. A. Brown has sold his place TO Aha1
Pike.
Alta Winchester OF Loganspou. Ind. b.
visiting at Mrs Lucy Putnam IS.
Wales Cheney has bought the Jane,
Hatch place and will move into it soon.
Adm Plumb has rented his farm to Her
bert Dix and intends to move into the vii
laCc.
Clarence Grousbeck intends going TO
Brooklyn to work for Roberts Is Hicks,
bakers
Little Fordace Hacer was unlucky
enough TO break his arm the second time
last Wednesday
Rev. Mi Naramore is at Bennington
this week attending the state convention of
Christian Endeavor.
The light from the burning of II. NJ.
Adams steam mill in Marlboro. last Mon
day night, was seen by many in this VIII
laCe
AT the Pomona grange meeting. TO be
held here with North River grange. next
Thursday. the afternoon session will be-
public as usual. and all are invited. The
features will be discussion of the topics
(Which is the better place TO get a farm
education, at the Vermont Agriculture.
college or with a practical farmer and
''Wmter care and management of farm
stock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28

ESTATE or CALVIN BRADLEY
We the subscribers. being duiy appointed 10y
the Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Westminster, Commissioners TO receive. examine
ana adjust all claims ana demands of all persons
against tine estate Of Calvin Bradley. late Of Towns
bend IN said district decreased ana also all claims
and demands eInluited III offset thereto: hereby
give notice THAT we viii meet for the purpose
aforesaid al the hate residence of sad deceased.
M 1owusbenu on the frst saturday of November.
and the last SATURDAY. uf February next from
3 until . + d.. each uI said DAYS ana that six
months from the 5th day Of October. lS42. Is tine
time limited nv said court for said creditors 10
present their claims a. us Tor examination and
allowance.
Dated at Townshend. TINS 9Th dav Of October
1902
FRANK II. PIERCE. ,,,.
~ /. W PHILLIPS NN'iiliIii'7Dii'i9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
DUMMERsTON

The church and Sunday school workers
will meet in the vestry next Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O. when the attendance OF
all interested is hoped for
MI. Tenney. the station agent. announces
that tickets have been put on sale at his
office. for fare one way. S4.05, TO Mont
pelier and return, good until December
Now is your time TO see the state capital
if you want TO do so.
Mrs Deacon Wilder. who is nearly 81
wears old. has knit within the past year a
very handsome lap robe OF llCht-cOlOred
wooden warn in different shades OF red. 1t
is double in thickness and without seam
Nine knitting needles We're used and the
process was original with Mrs. Wilder
Evening Star grange met Oct. 1g. state
Master Messer was present and gave an
entertaining talk. We regret that there
were not more OF the farmers out. They
might have learned that ii IS not all there
IS in life TO till the soil. The next meet
ing, Nov. ,, will be ladies night An in
teresting program is looked for and it is
hoped that all who can will be present
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28

Mr. baldwin al the hotel is quite ov
ID. Wheeler has the first floor laid for his
new house
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. simpson have been
visiting her sister at Frank Kendall
Mrs. Fisher has returned from the West
where she has been spending the summer
Mrs Thompson Of keene. y. H.. is stay
ing at Dorr Clough during Mrs. tIOuUh s.,
absence
The creamery association are pushiu-
the erection and completion of their build
ing as fast as possible.
MR. DR. Wheat received word last week
that her mother wa, dead. and left 10Y bier
home IN northern New orE
Mr.. Dor Clouch mas gou, te Hub
bardston. Mass. with her niece. attervhioh
she will visit in Worcester and Boston
Mrs. Fiskc. who has been spending the
summer IN Saratoga and centra. New
ork. has returned 90 G.. Il. Walker
Geo. Hannum Frank Burdette. MAJ
Pierce and MI Douglas are attending the
Christian Endeavor convention at Benuiu-
tOu this week
oct y the friends and neighnors gath
cred al the house OF MI and Mrs. haries
Bailey and gave them genuine surprise.
They brought many gifts As tokens OF their
love and esteem. j. NJ. Baker made tho
presentation speech. and MIR. and Mrs. Bal
ley thanked the donors III appropriate
words Tor their generous gifts. which Iu-
ciuded china, glass ana silver ware, and
handsome carving knife and fork. Miss
Susie Shattuck read poem, and there was
music and a general good time Dount-
ful collation. was served. and as the merry
company separated they wished the most
and hostess many happy returns OF the an
nIversary. which was the thirteenth of their
Wpd1fue
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
GUILFORD CENTRE.

Mrs. L. Howe is with her daughter. Mrs
Nj. L. Barney.
Miss Adams school celebrated Column
bus day with interesting exercises.
Services will be held in the church next
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 by Rev, F. W
Sprague.
W. j. Wilder has not been able 10 leave
his house for more than Two years. Last
week, however, he rode to Brattleboro, re-
naming over night. and is daily improving
Fire was discovered last Sunday after
noon in Arthur eaws woods, caused by
hunters, probably. The neighbors rallied
and put il ont before it got beyond control
Four candidates We're given the third
and fourth degrees in the Broad Brook
grange Wednesday evening, and nine new
names for membership We're received. A
well-tiled house enjoyed a sumptuous sup
per
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
READSBORO

A. C. Nnes's new house j, being plas-
tered
Rev VIM. spencer has closed his labors
with the Baptist church.
j. H. Murphy has finished work as fore
man in the Enterprise office
Ambrose Menard has sold the carriage
repair business TO Chas. Lareur
The box company are taking their win
ter supply of logs ont of the water. 1t is
done by steam power
Herman Axman has moved into the
house which the Metallic Edge Box compa-
nv bought of I. C. Baker.
Stained glass windows have been placed
in the Roman Catholic church and the
grounds around have been graded. making
a neat and tasteful structure.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
STRATTON

There was d hurry OF snow Wednesday morn
ing
The ladies aid society held a quilting at T. j.
Gruut S Thursday
NJ r. Perry IS repairing MS house and nail %
!. Frentiss does the work
j b Temples son " alter ana wife of the
state farm near Boston, are visiting him
L. Nj Spencer LOST "a valuable horse recently
II died suddenly IN the harness, apparently from
heart disease
D. MalOney, who Is at work for J.. III. May on
Taft & Co. 5 log job. has moved ms family into
the house near Mr.. MAY
Mrs j. q. Jones, whose mind Is gradually fail
ing burned quite badly last week by her
clothes taking nre from the stove
l.. Dufrense of Manchester is putting up a
steam mill on the north SIDE of Stratton noun
tain. The lumber will ma an outlet through
MinhaL and Manchester.
The funeral Of J w. Woodcock was attended
from the schoOlhouse of district No, last Friday
Rev. o. Il Palmer officiating Mr. W Oodcock
was at one time a man Of property, but lost sr-
verey by great tresnet several years ago. lu-
creasing inhrmties led him few years ago 20
deed his place 20 the town TO insure mis- proper
care Mir WoOdcOck mad been twice married
He was III only about 10 days
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
WEST TOWNSHEND
Death Of Mrs. Abigail IL. KimbaIl.

With reverence we record the death OF one
VINO for nearly ~ wears mas been an nunored resi-
dent OF TINS place About The wear lSa4 Abigail
Il Rollins came with her parents 10 Tins piac, Co.
hive She was a taiioress nv trade. ana worked az
TINS occupation for several years IN par of the
building now occupied uv Is Burroughs S harl
ware store. There are but few persons who nov
live here that lived here then. In ls3. she uu-
married 70 John Il kmba who Is well renleru
beTed by tht old people of the town a. a thrift1
and industrious mechanic. Eight children wen.
born 10 them. four OF whom. John. Florence Ad-
die and Charles. are now living. During the act
i've years OF her life Mrs kmlball was ever ready
20 aid In any enterprise which had doing gopI"
for MS motive But her chlef work was o. make
her nome happy. and TO Inst IN the minds of her
children undylnE principles of right. and To- bring
them MP -'m the fear of the Lord o.. For more
than az years she had been a member of the Con
Eregatloual church Twenty-Five wears she was
an Invalid, passing through many seasons of lu.
tense suffering which she has borne with Chris
IIan patience and fOrtItuda
For several wears She nad been unable 20 leave
the house and since an attack OF the grip last j aI
uary she has not walked alone. hut those who call
ed her always found ner "a cheerful invalid
During the intense suffering of tine last few day-
Of her life she found great comfort IN tine pres
euce of all ner children Il minister lu her
wants Her death took place ON Monday. the
l,th inst, and tine funeral attended from the
house Thursday Rev. Mir Vincent ot Jamaica
officiating George D. Rollins tine only brother
of Mrs. klmnalI was present at the funeral
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
NOmMIssIONERS, NOTICE.

= 4
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the Marlboro Dis
trict Commissioners To receive. examine and adj
lust all cicins and demands of all persons against
the estate OF SANFORD Newell. late of Whitiuguam
said district. decreased. and all claims
hibited offset thereto. hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose aforesaid MS late
dwelling house IN " hitIugham. on the I'd SATURDAY
of November and the 4th Saturday Of March
next. from u clock A. n. until clock r. n
each OF said DAYS. and tnat months from the 18th
uAv OF oct, ls3. Is the time limited by said court
Tor said creditors 10 present their claims To us
FOR examination and allowance
Dated az Nottingham. this 18th dHy of October
1892
FRANK L. DAVIS ..
TTTEOnnRE NAiLAAiAsoAlAfl7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
VERNON

Mrs. Eliza Harris will move 10 G.. II.
Newton this week
The ladies circle will meet at their
rooms next Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Sophia Frost and daughter Julia
nave returned 10 Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fairman is having her house
painted, and Mrs. Belle Morse is having a
bay window and piazza added 10 her house.
The sermon by Rev. + W Sprague last
Sunday was very interesting, and the sub
ject, columbus, appropriate for the
time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Howe have returned
10 Providence. L. /. Mr.. Howe comes
every season to hunt the ''festive grey in
the forests on the Howe farm where ne en-
loved hunting when a boy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28

= liy thr Probate Court Tor said District.
TO all persons Interested Iu the Estate OF
ALMIkA BENNETT late &C Brattierorn. Do
salu Gtstric,. ti-t--astI. Greeting
Wner.a. j. / Bennett Admin stTutor upon
the estate of Aimira Bennett. late of brattiebOrl
a. said district nrts-as-l has filed q petition ia
TINS Clurr setting forth that the sale of the whole
OF tue real estate of sand decreased viii t- beneficial
90 the ueIrs ali persons Interested there
ID ana praying tor lcenst 20 sell the same and a.
the same time hird III TINS court what purporUs 10
bt the consent 900 writing of ali the nelrs AMI de-
vts.-,-s residing TINS state such sa- mere
upon it Is ordered thar tht same ue heard a.
the session OF sald 10 be held the Probate
Oftic- ~ brattieDuru. on the last SATURDAY OF
OctpDrr a D. ls.E. when and where YOU may
m. heard Ia tine premises II YOU see cause
81 J. " STODDARU. Register