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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
SOuTu NuWTANE

Miss Lulu Knapp is with Mrs. II. T.
Willard for a few days.
Mrs. Alice Bailey is with Mrs. L. w.
Bingham for the present.
Mrs. L. w. Bingham returned Saturday
from her visit in Massachusetts,.
The school board met last week and de-
cded upon the adoption of Bradbury's
Eaton's Practical and Colburn's Intellect
ual arithmetics for the schools Of the town
of Newfane.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
GROVE.

Andrew Worden is building a sugar
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shepardson of
Greenfield, Mass, called on friends at this
place recently.
Miss Carrie Stetson, who has been
spending few days with friends in Col
rain, Mass, has returned.
Frank Stetson, who has spent some time
in Cohoes, y. Y, has returned and is
teaching in district No. 8.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
WEST DOVER.

Mr.. Churchill returned from Massachu-
sets with a pair of fne-looking work
horses.
Deer are getting to be quite plentiful.
One was seen on f. r. Mann's moving in
this village and two have been seen on the
hills above Mr.. Coy's the past week.
School closes Friday for one weeks va
cation The teacher gives a school party
for the pupils and few of their friends.
Miss Sherman will teach again this winter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
JACKSONVILLE.

Rufus Brown has gone this week to at
tend a commercial college.
The entertainment at village hall last
Monday evening was rather SHINY attend
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stone are on Wis
it to Mrs. Stones parents in Massachu-
sets.
Everybody who wants to learn to sing is
invited to the singing school held each
Wednesday and Saturday evening.
Everybody is invited to the silver we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Faulkner next
Monday afternoon and evening, Nov, 25.
Several of our schools have the same
teachers through the entire year, but new
teachers will be required for the winter
term in Nos. 3, 6 and s.
f. E. Wood & Co. sold their second herd
of cows last Monday at fair prices. This
makes more than 100 good cows lately
bought into the vicinity of our creamery
Several good school teachers can find employ
ment by addressing NJ. A. Butterfield, South
Nottingham, VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
Atthr Churches

There will h. preaching at l0:4j Sunday at the
Baptist church. Theme The cloud that guided"
text Exodus XIII, q. Sunday school at - O'Clock.
Young peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor at
r. N. Woman's prayer meeting union Thurs
day afternoon at 3. Prayer meeting THURSDAY
evening at 1.20
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Sense Medical Adviser,
he announced that after
$1,000 copies had been
sold at the regular price,
$3.50 per copy, the profit
on which would repay
him for the great amount
of labor and money ex-
pended in producing it,
he would distribute the
next half million free.
AS this number of copies
has already been sold, he
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
Nature
is Right

and makes no mistakes. The
woman who suffers in silence
and accredits her suffering, at
regularly recurring dimes, to an
error of nature, makes the mis-
take herself. Natures methods
of cleansing the system of i'm
purities are unaccompanied by
pain or distress. Abdominal
cramps, or pains, preceding the
functions peculiar to women arc
indications of disease of the vital
organs. Buker's Kidney Pills al
lay Inflammation, assist nature
and induce the normal action
necessary to perfect health. A
book of interest to sufferers, free.
Pills cost soc. at the druggists.
BNker PHI Co., Bangor, NE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
EAST DOVER.

c. L. Brown has sold his idle mill to
Allen D. Evans, who will fit it up for
bobbin and spool factory and run it this
winter. Mr.. Brown moves to Marlboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
MARLBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ames and Walter
Prouty returned Wednesday from a visit
of several weeks with relatives in New
York and Michigan.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
RUII,FORn

Rev. c. o. Day will preach in the Con-
gregational church at 3 o'clock next Sun
day afternoon,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
BOVinine

that great blood enricher, flesh
and muscle builder, and strength
creator. Give the vital centres
Of the body strength to perform
their regular functions and per-
feet health is natural sequence.
DR.. Louis Faust, Of Schenectady,
n. Y, says Of Bovinine, ain the
severest cases of gastritis the
stomach will bear it. For one
month my mother lived almost
exclusively on it during such a
sickness" Over 10000 physi-
clans use and endorse it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
TOWNSHEND.
WEST TOWNSHEND.

West River grange will meet Friday even
ing, Nov. %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
A GREAT BO0K FREE.

When DR.. r. '. Pierce, Of Buffalo, n Y,
published the first edition of his great work,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22

eBr-Mention this paper when ordering and we
will mail you poultry marker or three sweet
scented tulip bulbs, free.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

A. Ar fn amend section four of chapter two
hundred and tfty-siN. Public Laws of Maine,
eighteen hundred aud ninetv-three. entitled
An act to regulate the sale and analysis OF
Commercial Fcrtili2ers,'
SECTION l. section four Of chapter two hun
drcd and fUr-siN pubic laws OF Maine. eigh-
teen hundred and nptY-thrCp, is hereby
amended by striking out the word 1--WE after
the words 'as follows in IA" nnh lie of said
section, and inserting In place thereof the
word ten and 10y striking out the worI"thirty'
after the word (which in the eighth line OF
said section, ana inserting in place thereot the
word ten so that said section, AS amended,
shall read rs follows:
section l. ANY manufacturer, importer.
agcat or seller OF any commercial fertil ger.
who shall deposit with the director of the Min
Experiment station a sample or samples Of fer
uliZcr under the provisions Of section two OF
this act. shall pay annually To said director an
analFsiS fee rs follows; ten dollars for tho
phosphoric acid and five dollars each for the
nitrogen and potash, contained or said to q
contained in the fertilizer This Zee 10 lc as
scssed on any brand of. which thirty tons or
more are sold in the state, AMI upon receipt Of
such fee and of the certified statement named
in section two Of this act. said director shall
issue certificate of compliance with this act.
Whenever the manufacturer or importer of "A
fertilizer shall have filed the statement made in
section two of this act and paid the analysis
porter or shipper shall be required to file such
statement pay such fee. The analysis fees
received by said director shall be paid immedi-
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

AN A1T.to amend SEC on thirtY=nne Of
chapter fortW of the Revised statutes n.
amended by chapter Two hundred aud sixty of
the public Laws OF one Thousand Eht bun
bred an eighty five aS amended bA chapter
seventy seven Of the Puhlic Laws al one
thousand eight hundred and cightN-seycn as
amended by chapter tWcntv-seNen OF IN"
Public Laws ut one tnonsand eight hundred
and ninrtY-Oae, relating to ishin@ III the
waters of the town of Bluehill.
section thirty-one o. chapter forty Of The re
vised statutes as amended by chapter two
hundred aud sixty Of the pubic laws of
eighteen hundred and iphtv-hvc. rs anne pdcd
bv chapter seventy SeNea of the public laws of
eighteen hundred and cichtN-srXen. as
amended by chapter twenty seven of lii. pub
lie laws of eighteen hundred and ninetY -oac, is
hereby amended by striking Out in The eighth
line the word "Bluehil" so that said section as
AMENDED shall read rs follows:
section 81. The following waters and their
trihutar cs are cXempt from the provisions re-
lating to migratory fishes and the supervision
of the fishWaNS by the commissioners. that is
10 say Royals river in North Yarmouth,
ScWa IL p nj or lis outlet in ArroWsic, 80 much
of the waters Of the Damarisco'ta r.ver rs are
west of the railroad bridge near DamariseOttt
Mills. all waters in NmalhaNc1, fremont,
Mount Desert, Eden, Franklin and sullivan,
T1nll river in Stouh"n, Pea SAINT river In Wash
ington county, East MarhiHs river ard the
Eastern PenObsco' river in Oriand.'
Approved March H.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

Az YET to amend section titv-one Of th1rtor
seventy Of the Revised Statutes, As amcndrd
hv chapter three hundred and twelve of th"
public LAWS OF eighteen hundred ard ninety
three relating to luso. Ncncy.
SECTION fittl-upC of chapter seventy of the
revised statutes as amended by chap;er thtrc
hundred and tWclVs OF the public laws of
amended by striking out in the twelfth AMI
thirteenth lines the words "And, o. who has
been forcel into las -lveHcy hy petition of ais
creditors" and by adding TO said section after
tho word "rStatC' tie following words 'p"u-
yidei such claim Or demand was not created NY
the fraud or embr lzleneuf of said debtor, ar
10y his dpfal 'pftpn as a pubic officer. or while
ACTING in - tiurHrv rbItartcr' 50 thaf said
section "a amc' dod, shall read as follows;
section -, No creditor shall commence or
maintain any suit against the iuSOlvcnf debtor,
upon claim or demand which he has proved
AGAINST such debtor in inso vcncY. IN II after a
yuled. that such debtor proceeds With reason
able diligence to obtaiu such discharge; and
no debtor against whom warrant ia insol-
Vonc5 has been issued Is liable to arrest ON
mesEc process or execution, where the claim
was provahlc in inso NencY during the peu-
dcHcy of the proceedings unless the same Is
unreaSoaah'y pra1Hese1 hy the fault or
neglect or such debtor. No debtor who has re-
ccfVed Il discharge in Insolvency proceedings,
shalH ever b arrested on nrsnc process or any
Judgment rccoy cred ON amy claim or demand
against II estate. provided such cl4im or de
mand was not created bv fraul or emnc22 a.
mont of said deb or. Or by his drlaieatinn as q
puhfic oHrCr, or Whil' acting IA h3uatucy
character
Approved March H.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

society," SO that said section, as amended, shall
read as follows:
Section /. When seven more persons de-
sire to be incorporated proprletors Of so
ctal military, literary. scientific, or county law
library; as a masonic lodge or chapter OF any
order or degree; as lodge of the independent
order of odd fellows; n division of the sons
OF temperance; a tent OF rechaDitesi ns
grange of patrons OF husbandry; as council
of the sovereiEns of industry: as reHel or
benefit association for mutual assistaneei M
monument or uemor nj association; Is society
to promote temperance; as village Improve
mont society; or for any literary, scientific,
musical, charitable educational, social military,
agrieu tnral, moral. religious or benevolent
purpose; they may apply in writing 10 any JUS
tee Of the peace in The county Who may issue
his warrant directed To one of said applicants
requiring him to call a meeting thereof ut such
time and place As the Justice appo!n's.'
Approved March H..
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

An At II amead sect On twslyc 81 elaptor
thirty pf ftc REVISED statutes, as amended by
chapter min ty-tye OF the Pubic Laws Of
eighteen hundred and ninety relating TO
the number OF Moose, Caribou aud Deer lhat
may be lawfully Killed.
section twelve of chapter thirty Of the revised
stltuiea. Us hereby amended SO that s.ud section
as amended, shah read rs follows;
section ~ 80 person shall take, kill, destroy
or have Ia possession between the first DAYS OF
October and January more than one huii moose.
one carib III and two GCer, uud 'r penalty OF
not less than one hundred nor more than three
hundred dollars and thirty day s. Imprisonment
for every bull moose or parts thereof, and forty
dollars line and thirty days imprisonment for
each caribou or deer 50 taken, Kill u or dc
siroyed OF In possession in excess OF said num-
her. Whoever has IN posse siOn, cNcopt alive,
more faau the aforesaid number OF bull moose
caribou or deer, or parts thereof, shall he
deemed to have killeI or destroyed them IN
violation oi law. But nothing in this section
sha prevent any marketman or provision
dealer, having an estab. ished place of bus ness
IN this state, from purchasing and having in
posse ston NJ his said place of business, moi
exceeding one bull moose one caribou and
three deer lawfully killed or destroyed, Or any
part thereof. al one lime, aul selling the same
at retail IN open season to his local customers
Approved March II.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

lF3''7'I or
AN ACT relating t. the settlement Of Titles TO
Real Estate.
Chapter one hundred and four of the revised
statutes is hereby amended b. addine thereI D.
She following section:
section 20. \ person in nossession of real
property having either by hini self q" those un-
der whom he claims been in uninterrupted
posSeS,ion thereof for ten years or more, claim
ing an estate OF freehold thcrcin,may HE a petit
ton i'm the supreme judicial court setting forth
his estate stat ng the source OF his title, de
srr4hing the PREMISES and aVe~iinE that an ap-
nrthenSion e. ists that persons mined ia the
petition or prrSo unknown claiming as heirs
dt.v.sees or assigns or in any other WY. by
through or ul,lci "A person or persons named in
the petition cl m some right title or interest
in HE premises adverse. % ms said estate; aud
lhat such apDrehensian creates "A cloud upon
me title lnl AZ prccfatas Tie mIrypt value OF
h.aDsapertv: ana pra1ins hat such par-ons lie
SUNNI ned 10 show ,.iIlSe WIN the, should MOI
bring IN action to try their tire to lhe de-
scrihed prem. SEES. any such supposed calm
ants are unknown the petitioner or his atior-
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

AN ACT to amend section one Of chapter City
five OF the Revised Statutes in relation to
Cemeteries.
Section one of chapter nifty five OF the revised
statutes is hereby amen led by adding in the
eighth line of said section after the word ITEM
perance," the words as village Improvement
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

1aterer or does. offers. or promises to do any
-, Geaefelal to such officer. with intent to in
'..era / is action, vote, opinion, or Judgment,
my mat er pending, or that may come legally
- him in his Official capacity, shall he pun
II T.. By imprisonment for not more than five
4-4 or by fine not exceeding three thousand
d afs. and whoever accepts such bride or
.u4H..Ial thing. in the manner and for the pur-
- 4fores aid, shall forfeit his office, be forever
-HaGlied to hold any public office. trust or
. - HtHent under the state and be punished
= F#HrIsonment for not more than ten years,
,I4a me not exceeding five thousand dollars.
f.riEs deputy sheriffs, coroners or their
,..a#Hes, within the several counties, and con-
&c., marshas, deputy marshais and other
:, r. II police of the several cities and towns
p sared TO be executive officers within the
~. + = of [ ais section. But the enumeration
-#=l officers shah not be held to exclude any
.a executive officer not specially mentioned
.+#.#f Approved March r.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

i 7 10 amend section siNtS -four OF CHAP
aataY-one OF the Revised Statutes in fela-
Il - L ilroads.
IN sixly-four of chapter lfty-one of the
j statutes. is hereby amended By adding
10 The following: But such corporation
he entitled to the benefit OF any insurance
.Ieh property effected by the owner there
= lie premium and expense Of recovery.
surance shall b deducted from the dam
T recovered before the damages are as
-sds or, # rot. the Pc Icy shall be assigned
E CORPORATE N, which may maintain an
fhereon, or prosecute, atits own expense,
ton already commenced by tho insured,
.Isr case with all the rights which the ILL.,
originally had SO that said section rs
d ed shall read as follows:
ou 81. When building or other prop
injured by fire communicated by loco
- engine, The corporation using it Is re-
Iale for such injury, aud it has an insura-
5ecest in the property along the route for
s i II IS responsib t. and may procure insnr-
fherepn. But such corporation shall be
81 10 the benefit Of any insurance upon
property effected by the owner thereof
b premium and expense of recovery.
Insurance shall he deducted from the dam
recovered before the damages are as
- on, / not, the policy shall be assigned TO
operation, which may maintain an action
=. or prosecute. nj lis own expense, any
already commenced by the insured, in
edse with all the rights which the insured
lily had Improved March l.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

YET amendatOry OF chapter two hundred
- sixty eight of the Pgbii" Laws of ueh-
ten hundred and ninety-thrce, entitled AN
'n' 10 REGULATE the organization and contro
-trect Railroads.
rtoN 1. section six OF chap'er two hun
&c., ard sixty eight OF The tupiic laws Of
cen hundred and ninctv-three is hereby
ended by striking out in the fortV-thir1 and
rs fourth lines thereof the words, "subiect 10
provisions of section nine" inserting after
word petition" in tho forty fourth and
iY-!fth lines thereof the words, appoint
} for a hearing thereon. and the petitioners
a give such notice thereof as said commits
hers deem reasonable and proper, in order
az all persons interested may have an oppor-
nifty To appear and object thereto.If the board
railroad commissioners, after hearing the
iiion, shall. subject to the provisions Of sec
n nine, approve the proposed location, and
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28
Chapter so.

\ ~ relating o the settlement Of Titles to
a-.l Estate.
IT. ffeN l. When the record title of real
.. - is cncumbered bg an uudsCharged mort
- md the mortgagor and those having his
.tz E.. ia the premis $ have be'n in uninter-
...seI possession of such real estate Tor twenty
~ liter the expiration of the time limited in
20 mortgage for the full performance of the
I'D IItions thereof; he or they or any person
4.uE freehold estate, vested or contingent
o. e. session, reVersion or remainder, in the
4ra oil yinally subject to the mortgage or in
u. gadiVided or any aliquot part thereof. or
-, interest therein which may eventually BE-
,M freehold estate, or any persen VINO has
afte"ed such land any such interest therein
,ts covenants of title or warranty, may apply
q tHe supreme judicial court by petition, set
forth the facts, and asking for decree as
RE natter provided; an If after notice to all
.r-ius interested as provided in section four,
evidence is offered of any payment within
al tWenty years or of any other act within
sd ftme. in recognition of its existence rs
70 II mortgage, the court upon hearing may
.tar Il decree setting forth such facts and its
id Us in relation thereto, which decree shall
We thirty days he recorded in the proper
" of deeds and thereafter no action at
.u aH proceeding in equity shall he brought by
HV pcrson to enforce i tile under said mort
, ANY two or more persons owning in
yoraltv different portions or Il tlcrcnt inter-
~ u. the character above described, in The
a.#a or in diffcrcut portions thereof. may join
p eae petition. Two or moro defects ar sing
.aef- ii fIerent mortgages affecting one parcel
land may be set forth i'll the same petition;
ft 10 ease of contest the court shall make
,o# order for separate issues rs may lie PRO
= When the mortragor Of such an an
rGed mortgage and those ha9ing his
,'.ta IN the premises have been in nnlater-
-tsl possession of such real state for twenty
IS IT. m the date thereof, and il shall appear
's. -aeh mortgage was not given 10 secure the
,Ntaent o. n sum Of money or a debt but 10
t.I=e the mortEpgCe against some autin@ent
HItv assumed or undertaken h. him. and
r sueh conditional liability has ceased To
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

IT 10 utilize and protect certain property
aimed for pious uses, the legal custodian
which Is unknown.
Here any property IN this state dedicated
ordained for pious uses, has no proper or
3 CUSTODIAN. SO tina II is becoming wasted
lie ntil ~ thereof j. lost. upon the 1i1pUea-
# any person or religious society Interested
wig such property pr served and applied
uses for which it Vas originally intended,
attorney general shall fi.c a bil in equity.
nature Of an Information, against such
'artY and all persons Interested therein,
NJ for the appo utmcnt Of trustees Ia care
-uch property aud for the proper applica-
md disposition thereof, and the court NAV
such notice as seems proper, aud may
10 nj rec slNers or trustees therefor. AM II 1ou
decree. may order the care custody, sale.
cation or disp1 Il Of such prope-tv Is viii
rye the purposes for which it WAS orig
intended. Tie court may convey or
fer such property 10 any religious holy to
id and applied Tor the purposes OF sueh
AS the court may deciare and 10 shall have
psWer 70 treat, care for and dispose Of the
q n farthoranco Of such pious uses as may
. best suited to the Csc and tudtion.
Approved IHrcN III
The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28

1T additional 10 the Public Lqvs of fhe
'e Of Name, relating 10 the illegal EidnL
sh ard Game.
~ any person acting "A guide for any Ter
Or party who shall assist or aid such person
riy in killing any game or fish In violation
shall hc held equally rcspcn hla f3fsueh
ton of the law, ard subj ct 10 The sl4c
les. Approved March r..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30
Personal.

Thurman was an incessant reader OF
French novels while he was in congress,
ana ne used ordinarily 10 keep one OF the
paper-oound volumes in his desk 10 while
away the time when things were dull
The justices Of the supreme court have
been noted for their fondness for this
KIND OF literature As a matter OF TACT,
The French novel is more read out or
France than in IL.
Paul Dewitt Hayward. an S-year-Olc
Cnlcago boy, Is the youngest person who
ever received the bronze medal of the
Royal Humane Society of Canada for saw
ing human life. He and Canadian
We're playing on the lake last September,
ana the latter fell in and would have
crowned but for Hayward's stubborn and
hidiiy successful attempte TO rescue him.
". l. Brown, a Chicago shipbuilder.
leciaIss mat IN case o. war with Eng
land the United States could build thir-
y lully equipped Warships for lake ser
vice inside Of ten months. In an emer-
S-ilcy drm0reu vessels of simple cOnStr1c-
ton could be put together in ninety days.
On the other hand" he added, Canada
could DO practically nothing in the way
u aEInoTed vessels anc would he Obliged
70 get alonS with makeshifts.'
The Rev. Dr. Elias Riggs. a mission
aIy OF the american board in CONSTANT
noFle. though % years old, is still in act
i've work. He was born in New Provi-
9ehce \: j.. and, after being graduated
from Amherst college and Andover Sem
mary ne went as a missionary, first
among the Greeks, and then among the
Armenians. He went TO COnstantinOple
IN ls23. and for some years has been en-
gagged on version OF the Bible in the
Bulgarian tongue
Henry w. Denison originally of Lam
caster IN. H, has received from the
Mikado of japan the decoration of The
Flrst Glass Order OF the Mirror and a
handsome sum of money for his services
IN the making of the treaty between that
country and China. and also for distin-
gulshed services during the war Mr.
henson went to Japan in 1853 as an at
I2che OF the American legation when
hon. John A. Bingham was appointed
minister. Later he accepted a position
from the Japanese government as legal
ADVISER of the foreign Office. which posi-
ton he now holds at salary OF $1,000