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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-24
Ordination Services at the Catholic
Cathedral In Burlington.

Impressive services were held at the
cathedral in Burlington last Friday
morning, when Rev. Cornelius G. De-
laney of Burlington and Rev. Eugene
Drouhin Of st. Adams were ordained
priests and Rev. Angel Filliard was
ordained sub-deacon. Kt. Rev. John
Stephen Michaud was celebrant OF
the mass and conferred Holy Orders.
He was assi,ted by Rev. ID. j. O'Sul-
livan, P. r., Of st. Adams, as arch
priest and Rev. I. Aubin OF Swanton
as deacon. The Revs. j. e. Nc
Laughlin and c. Provost attended the
candidates for holy orders. Among
the clergy who were present in the
sanctuary were 1T. Rev. l.. De Goes
BRAND, Very Rev. Thomas Lynch,
Rev. j. Cloarec,P r., Revs. j. Coath-
ucl, W. J. O'Sullivan, p. j. Barrett,
L. Donahue, I. Carly, d. j. Shan
non and j. j. Boyle. After mass, the
newly-ordained priests bestowed their
blessings upon the large congregation
that had assembled to witness the i'm
pressive ceremony.
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The Sons Celebrate.

Shenandoah Camp, No. s, Sons Of
Veterans, celebrated the first anniver.
sary at their hall in Hayward block
Saturday evening, Oct. 18th. A de.
lightful program was rendered. Mr..
Van Steinburgh made an address OF
welcome, Charles Burns recitcd"Sheri-
dams Ride" and "The Boy of Shen-
andoah Valley" and Thomas Green
sang "The Colored Volunteer There
were also other pleasing numbers.
After this program supper was
served to the one hundred guests pres
ent and then the toasts followed, Past
Capt. Tracy officiating as POSTMASTER,
Burlington, Hon. w. J. Van PattSa;
The G. A. r., Commander G. H.Cota;
Loyal Legion, Gen. w. w. Henry;
The Camp Fire, Gen. w. L. Green
leaf; The l.. A. S., Mrs. Charles Ellis.
In the absence of Col EFT. Monahan,
Past Col. John 4. Fox responded for
the Vermont division.
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Randolph Savings Bank
VS.. In Chancery,
Mary A, Bruce, Orange County
CHRISTOPHER Bruce and December
Ward B. Howard. Term, 1896.
Whereas the Randolph Savings Bank,
corporation legally organized under The
laws Of Vermont, OF Randolph in the
County OF Orange and State OF Vermont,
has brought its bill Of complaint against
Christopher Bruce and Mary A. Bruce, bis
wife, OF Roxbury in said state, and against
Ward B. Howard of parts unknown, out.
side this state, and thereupon complains
and says in substance that said Mary A,
and Christopher Bruce on the 25th day OF
November, 1890, were indebted to said
Savings Bank in the sum Of seventy five
dollars, specified in certain promissory
note for that sum dated on the 18th day
Of November, A. D., 1890, payable to said
Savings Bank or order on demand with
interest semiannually, and signed BY said
Mary A, and Christopher Bruce, to secure
which note the said Mary A. and Christie
pher Bruce on the 25th day OF Nov, 1890,
in consideration thereof BY their deed Of
that date, duly executed, acknowledged
and recorded, did convey to the said Ora
tor the following described land 10 Roch.
ester In the County of Windsor, the So
called Morse farm, containing about one
hundred and twenty acres, being the same
premises In Rochester lately occupied by
Ward B. Howard. And further setting
forth that on the 28th day OF April, 1891,
said Christopher Bruce was indebted to
the Orator In the sum OF seventy five dol.
lars specified in certain promissory note
for that sum payable to the Orator or or
der on demand with interest semiannu-
ally and signed by said Christopher, to Sc
cure which note the said Christopher and
Mary G. Bruce on the 28th day OF April,
1891, In consideration thereof, by their
deed duly executed, acknowledged and re.
corded, did convey to the Orator the land
and premises last above herein described |;
and that said Christopher Bruce claims an
interest 10 said premises by virtue Of his
marital rights, and that said Ward b.
Howard claims an interest in said prem
ises by virtue OF a deed from said Bruce,
and 1t appearing that the Defendant, Ward
B. Howard, resides without this state, has
not had personal notice OF the tendency
OF said bill Of complaint, 1t is ordered by
the Court here that notice OF the penden-
cy of said bill of complaint be given to
said Ward B. Howard by publishing the
substance Of said bill in the BETHEL
COURIER, newspaper printed in Ran.
sively, the last OF which publications to be
at least twenty days before said December
term OF said Court, that the said Ward B.
Howard may appear and answer to said
bill, II he see cause, and stand to ana abide
such order and decree In the premises as
to the said Court shall seem meet.
Dated at Chelsea this 18th day Of Octo-
Der, A. D., 1895.
CURTIS 8. EMERY, Clerk.
NICHOLS & WILSON, Solicitors.
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THE HARrE ORD PASTOR WINS.
His Congregation Does Not Care
About His Politics.

About His Politics.
A special meeting Of the members
Of the Second Congregational church
Of Hartford was held Friday after
noon to vote on the question OF en-
dorsing Rev. Herbert w. Boyd, who
accepted the passionate year ago un-
der peculiar advertisement for min
lister, which prescribed his political
creed and his retention for another
year. Rev. Mr.. Boyd answering the
advertisement stated in his letter to
the supply committee that be consid-
cred politics not matter concerning
the church but that as pastor IN
other respects he thought he could
meet the requirements. He was hired
and most Of the members Of said COM
mittce were unaware that political
prefer ences had been specified in the
advertisement.
The new pastor is an Independent
and voted for Cleveland in 1892. This
fact becoming known, Ephraim Nor.
Ills, " Wcdlluy WOOiOA uA"AuA"oSuASA
and a strong Republican, recently re-
fused to contribute to the support OF
the pastor, and it is said that he in
flnenced others, SO that the total sub
scription for the pastors salary was
such that it was expected to bring q
resignation from Rev. Mr.. Boyd, but
instead he declared that he would re-
min on principle, accepting such sal
airy as the church could pay with said
contributors withdrawn. Thereupon
he was advised by Morris supporters
to resign, as he was not generally
liked. The pastor was disinclined to
believe this and called for church
meeting to determine Morris position.
The pastor was supported in the
meeting by vote Of 80 to 4, and the
sentiment in the community is be-
lieved to be quite strong in support OF
the pastor.
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
said Dist. on the day Of October A. d., 1885, James
Hutchinson, executor Of the
estate Of Laura ii. Gilbert late of Randolph, in said
district deceased
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and iakes application for decree Of
distribution and partition 81 the estate OF said de
ceased Whereupon II is ordered by said Court tina.
said publication come under consideration and be
heard the 29th day OF Oct A. Dl695 at the Probate
Office In said Randolph and II Is further ordered that
ton OF notice of this application and order three
weeks successfully in the HERALD AND NEWS. nrint.
ed At Randolph, before said time Of hearing, tnat
they may appear 1t said time and place. and show
causef any they may have, why such account should
not be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court-AtteAt.
ills WILLIAM H NICHOLS. judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD. IS: held at Woodstock
within and for said District on the l4th day Of
October, A. ID. 1895.
Present Hon. T. o. seavsr, Judge.
An In
srument purportnRto be the last will and Testament
OF Martha z. Turper late ofBette In said district
deceased Is presented u Court by George H. Upper
the executor therein named. for Probate and
allowance: Il Is
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned there
In be notified 10 appear at session az said Court to
be held At the Probate Office In Woodstock on the LIST
day OF Nov d. and show cause If any they may
have. AGAINST the Probateof said instrument as the
last will OF said Martha X, Upper. for which pur-
pose Is further ordered that copy OF the record of
this order be published three weeks snccessiyeyin the
Bethel Courier, a newspaper published at
Bethel In
this State as soon as may behe last OF said pubica
tons 70 he one day, II least before said LIST day OF
November. true record. Attest.
n. J. SLAYER. Register. A true copy OF record At
test T. o. SEAyER, Judge. lI50
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a. q. Inman's Body Found.

The mystery surrounding the sud-
den disappearance on July 10th last
Of Almeron G. Inman, the veteran
union soldier, who was night watch
man in the train department OF the
Central Vermont railroad company a.
White River Junction, was solved
Sunday. His dead body was discov--
cred by two boys in the woods west
OF Billings Park, within mile Of MS
home.
Charles 3. Stone, chairman OF the
selectmen, was Immediately notified
and upon his arrival directed the pro-
ceedings touching the removal OF the
remains. Capt. Alex Davis, fellow
veteran and member Of Abraham Lin
coin post, No. So, G. A. r., OF which
order Mr.. Imam was quartermaster,
obtained coffin and arrived upon the
scene simultaneously with Selectman
Stone. He took charge of the body
in connection with Undertaken Henry
j. Dunn, after an examination OF the
same by DR.. Olin W. Daley, who was
designated to make the examination.
Although a hole resembling bullet
hole was found on the left side nearly
opposite the heart, and traced through
the outer cloth of the coat, its lining
and the shirt, DR.. Daley stated that
he was not sufficiently satisfied that
this was made by bullet to claim
such as a fact. Besides, the ground in
proximity to the body was thorough
iy examined and no firearm was
found. The body was found in al
small narrow hollow, forming natur-
al grave, with which, ii would seem,
Inman must have been familiar as it
is almost completely surrounded by a.
copse OF pine and hemlock growth.
He lay upon his back, at full length,
fully attired as when he disappeared,
even to his hat, and with his left arm
laid across his breast.
Every appearance Of the body in
dictated quiet death, and the theory
that he committed suicide is clearly
the most plausible. No substance OF
the body was left except sinew and
bones, so it was hardly possible to de-
termine absolutely the cause Of death,
although there is little question about
it. The clothes intact and the right
arm missing made the Identification
sure. Nothing was found in the
pockets, excepta pair of spectacles and
lead pencil. Mrs. Inman, who now
resides at South Royalton, was noti-
fed.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In PROBATE Court holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT ass 1T Randolph in and
for said district on thu 9TH day OF OcoberA. D. 1885,
An Instrument purpJrtng 10 be the last Will and
Testament OF Mary A. Adams, late Of Randolph
In said Dist deceased being presented 10 The court by
AFRO L. Adams, the executor therein named, ror
Probate. II Is ordered by said court
that ali persons concerned therein be notified to ap
pear at session Of said court to be held at he Pro-
bate ONCE in Randolph the 9th day o. Oct "a D.
1885, and show cause II any they may have against
the Probate OF said VIII for which purpose tits fur
Their ordered that acopy Of the reccri Of this order
and News printed At Randolph previous to said
time appointed fof hearing. BY the Court Attest,
ll49 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Judge.
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Abraham Brown State Of Vermont,
vs. Orange County,
William a. Baldwin DaCaYn her Taru

William G. Baldwin December Term,
& Martha g. Baldwin 1895, In Chancery.
Whereas Abraham Brown OF Stanford In
the county OF Orange has duly filed his
petition to the court OF chancery, setting
forth that William g. Baldwin and Mar
tina g. Notwithstanding and wife-of
Chicago In the county OF Cooke and state
Of Illinois, duly executed to Daniel WI.
Baldwin, Oct. 9TH, 1881, mortgage deed
OF land situated in Sharon in the county
OF Windsor, which land is fully described,
1t being the old homestead OF the said
William G. and Martha q. Baldwin and
who at the date OF said mortgage resided
thereon. Said mortgage deed being con-
ditioned for the payment by said William
g. and Martha G. Baldwin TO said Daniel
W. Baldwin, his heirs and assignees OF q
certain promissory note of same date as
said deed, for the sum OF four hundred
dollars, payable one year from date, with
annual interest; that said mortgage note
was assigned by the said Daniel w. Bald
win to the petitioner and that he, the pc
titioner, Is the bona fide owner of it; that
no part OF said note either PRINCIPAL or in
terest has been paid but is now owing,
wherefore the petitioner prayB that the
equity OF redemption OF said William g,
and Martha g Baldwin In sale premises
may be foreclosed according to law.
And whereas said petitioner ayers that
said premises are scant security for the
sum now due on said note, and that he
will ask said court to shorten the time 81
the equity otredemption, and whereas il
appears that the said Baldwins are With
out the state OF Vermontso that the sum
them. -
It is therefore ordered that the said VII.
liam g. and Martha g. Baldwin be noti-
ned and required to appear In and before
said court and make answer and abide Inc
order and decree OF the court In the prem
ises at the term OF said court NEXT 70 Be
held at Chelsea within and for the said
county Of Orange on the first Tuesday Of
December A. D., 1895. by Publishing The
substance Of said petition, together with
this order, In the CHELSEA HERALD. 4
newspaper published at Randolph in said
county for three weeke SUCCESSFULLY, the
last publication Of which to be at least
twenty days previous to the commence
ment OF said term of court. And said
Baldwins are required to cause their an
pearance to be entered with the clerk 81
said court on the first day OF said term or
said petition will be taken as confessed.
Given under my hand at Chelsea In said
county Of Orange this 7th day Of October
A. D., 1896.
CURTIS s. EMERY, Clerk.
DANIEL C.HYDE, Solicitor for Petitioner.
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SiAIEut s1RMONT, { In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS. ut Randolph in said dist
on US lIth dxy q October. A. D. 1895 John NJ COM
t"ck.esr. OF the estate Of BeIsey u. Montague late
q chelsea IN said District, deceased, presents
nis administration account for examination and
Vance and makes application for decree Of dis
ouuoh ana partition OF the estate OF said deceased.
Wherenp0n,it IL ordered by said Court
That said account and said application be referred 10
session q said court. % be held 1t the Orange
Nov., A.. d. 1885, for hearing and decision thereon:
nnd y y further ordered, that ali persons
interested De notified hereof by publication Of no.
weeks slccessivey In the HERALD AND NEWS. q
psper published In Randolph and which circulstes
~ the neiEhbrhood Of those Interested before said
time q hearing that they may aLpear at said time
snd place, and II they see cause object thereto.
iltl BY the Court. Attest.
WIN. H. NICHOLS. Juper
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The undersigned, having been appointed BY the
Probate tonrt Tor thu District Of Randoini commis
eloners TO receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands o. AZ persons against The estate Of Nellie
y. MA chard, late OF Braiutree In said District.
decesst and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto
hereby give no!ice thai We will meet for tile purposes
Blanchard on sS" "
TIE 10Th day OF Dec and 9Th day Of Feb. next from
~ ocl0cka m. until O'clock b. M 0f said DAYS and
tnat SIX 9n rom the 10th tsy OF Oct 1895 is the
ume limited BY said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination and allow
ance' Dated It Brxintree this I'D day of Oct 1885,
ISL cLAYr dN' 4. MANN Commissioner.
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Estate OF joel Hfrsey

y
The under signed having been appointed by the Hon
Probate court for the district OF Randolph commits
uioners to receive examine and adjust ali claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Joel Hersey, late Of Chelsea. In said District
deceased and all claims exhibited In offset thereto
herebv rive notice that will meet for the
Aforesaid. At the town clerks Office In said
Chelsea on the 18th day OF December and 10Th day
OF March1vxt rom 10 o'clock q. m. until O'Clock
p. M: Of said DAYS. and that six mouths from
the sth day OF Sept, A. D. 1895. is the time limited
to US for examination and allowance
Dated ~ Chelsea this 9Th dav Of October, A. 1885,
WILLARD r. TOWNSENDt Com
iias CURTIS 5. EMEHY missjoners.
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Pr: Lille was called to see Mrs. Unwiu
last Saturday.
Fred Chadwick and wife were at Fred
Culver's last Sunday.
I'd Harlow has engaged to work for J,
G. Adams in the mill.
Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR Of Montpelier preached
at the church last Sunday.
The VI. Q. U. Of Barnard held meet
ing in the church last Sunday.
Lee and Eta Holt visited here Sunday
with others from Bridgewater.
The meetings are to continue In the hall
through the week and over Sunday.
Bone OF Mr.. Unwin's neighbors helped
him with his husking Monday evening.
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CO. M, LIST Regt., v. N. G., Of Bur-
lington, intends to present the war
drama, "The Drummer Boy" this
winter.
G. w. Doty Camp, S. Of ", and
Ladies' Aid society, No. II, 5. OF ",
will hold camp fire at Grand Army
hall on Friday evening, Oct. 20. A
good program and good time is as
sured.
The members OF Co. II, LIST Regt.
v. N. G., Montpelier, are making
preparations for the opening Of their
new armory some time during the
latter part Of November. 1t will take
the form Of grand military ball.
Z. 4. Monahan, commander of the
Vermont Division Sons of Veterans,
U. S. A., OF Underhill, has been APP
pointed member of a committee au-
thorized by the recent national en-
campment OF the order to prepare a
ten years. service badge.
The citizens Of Manchester recently
had meeting and organized Sol
diers' Monument association. They
are in hopes of erecting q monument
before long. A subscription paper
was started, headed by F. H. Orvis,
who signed $1,000. The following
officers were elected: Hon. FIJI. Orvis,
president; Judge Loveland Munson,
vice president; ID. X. Simonds, secre-
tary; f. C. Orvis, treasurer. A board
Of fourteen directors was chosen.
The st. Adams Messenger says that
Ex-Governor Ormsbee is strongly
spoken Of as the successor to Depart-
ment Commander Cannon, as the de-
partment commander of the Vermont
G. A. r. for next year." Many other
state papers indorse this selection and
there is not doubt that the papers
would unanimously indorse the ex-
governor could he see where he could
find the time to give to the duties of
the Office. But we are authorized by
ex-Gov. Ormsbee to say that while
he fully appreciates the high honor
proposed to be conferred upon him
and cannot but feel grateful 10 his
friends for thinking Of him in con-
nection with this honor, he cannot,
however, allow his name to be used,
for the reason that his professional
and many other duties are at this
time and prospectively for the year to
come, very pressing and do not permit
of his assuming other duties. "a Bran
don Union.
The Odd annual reunion of the sur
vivors of the First Vermont Cavalry
Regiment will occur at Burlington on
Friday, Nov. |. Headquarters at the
Van Ness House. Business meeting
at 2 p. m. in Grand Army hall on
ChurcIhstrect. Banquet at Van Ness
House at 8 p. m. The address will be-
delivered by Chaplain John Z. Good
rich. At the close of the business
meeting, upon invitation OF Major
Louis I. Morris, commanding the
post, the members of the society will
take special electric cars to Fort Ethan
Allen, where Capt. Dodd's troops will
give cavalry drill, after which there
will be dress parade and review OF
the battalion. All honorably dis
charged members of the regiment are
cordially invited to attend the reun-
ion. Railroads in Vermont will carry
attending this reunion at
reduced rate OF fare. Hotel rates at
Burlington from 1925 to 81 per day.
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nngIisn SPAWN Liniment removes all
; naro, SOIL or calloused Jumps and blem.
a isnes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
sRn mus sweeney, ringbone, stifies,sprains,
-. smonen tnroate, coughs, etc. Save $50
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever + nown.
rold ~ Richard q. Morton, Druerist. i
NAN Ss.s West andolph, vt.
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Liberation Notice.

:. This certihcs that have this iay given NV so,
Harry J.. Slack. his time during the Remainder ~
nis minority and shalt claim none OF HE earninSs
South koyalton, VT. Oct. ST., 1896. '-'S'
JOHN A. scnoNrAG. witness. ~ = SHAVA'
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Barnard,

Trevillian Bros. have a good line o
horse blankets which will be sold cheap.
New goods OF all kinds lust received
from New York at Trevillian Bros. w,
are prepared to give you some goot
bargains. Calland see for yourself
Mrs. Mary A. Lvermore will lecture OF
hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 30. at
O'Clock. Reserved seats only CSC. at Mil
ler's drug store. This will probably be tn,
last appearance in Vermont OF the world
greatest female lecturer.
Miss Lottie Smith has returned to Rut
land.
H. A. Thayer and wife have returned
home.
Mrs. Willard Walker is in Randolph
acting as nurse.
Edwin Davis Is teaching school il
North Royalton.
A daughter was born Thursday tt
George Evans and wife.
Mrs. 8. Washburn, who has been con.
fined to the bed, is better.
George Dutton and wife are entertain.
ing friends from Lowell, Mass.
3AAs uhA &SAAos OuuuWlCk OI f1HrtIOrC
visited their son, George, last week.
Mrs. Tarbell and her mother visited IN
East Randolph the first Of the week.
Mr.. Hadley and wife OF Marion, Mass
are boarding at the Silver Lake House.
George Hammond was home from Put.
nam, Mass, last week to attend the auc.
ton.
E. 8. Putnam recently had a horse fal
through the Pike bridge, but 1t was unin.
jured.
Miss Lila Chase leads the Y.P.C. II,
nesting next Sunday. Subject, aSufii
Gent Unto the Day Is the Evil thereof
The meeting Of the Universalist Mite
society is to be held with Mrs. E. 8. Put.
nam this evening.
The Abbott place belonging to the
Hammond estate was sold to Asa Adams
for 80, but the home place was not sold.
Among those to take advantage Of the
opportunity TO visit Boston this week
were Misses Angela French and Vern
Putnam.
George Hammond left his team hitched
near the postofice Sunday for short
time, when the horse broke loose and went
home CT rapid gait, leaving the wagon
In the village.
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Orange County Supreme Court Cases.
The following Orange county cases
were heard in the supreme court Fri
day:
Salmon B. Hebard cxr. OF last will
Of Pauline A. Cabot, Lizzie p. Smith,
legatee, apt. VS.. Ezra Jones on an ap-
peal from probate. Tried in June
and December terms, '94, Orange
county court, also in June 1915 term.
In the latter term it was adjudged
that the instrument propounded as
the last will and testament OF Pauline
Cabot was not her last will and testa-
ment and ought not to be proved and
allowed as such. Exceptions were al
SO allowed and filed June ID, '95.
Davis and Davis for plaintiff and
Powers and Stow for defendant.
State VS.. Asa Magoon for larceny,
charged with selling chickens in
Barre, dead. Could not be clearly
identified. Sentenced i'll Orange
county court to two months in
the House Of Correction to which
exceptions were taken. States Attor-
ney Harvey for plaintiff and j. w.
Gordon and Watson for respondent,