Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-23
BRATTLEBORO.

j. l.. Martin ia attending the session of the
supreme court ~ Montpelier.
Mrs. +. w. Weeks was elected regent OF
the Brattoboro chapter OF tho Daughters OF
the American Revolution, at its annual meet
ing Tuesday evening.
Lawyer A. A. Butteriield of Jacksonville
was appointed assignee of the insolvent
estate OF George w. Clark of West Halifax
AT meeting of the creditors Monday after
noon.
The only insurance carried by the late
William +. Richardson was paid-up policy
OF $1,000 in the -Etna company, with A. w.
Childs & Co. He left, however, an estate
yariously estimated at from 100000 to $780,
900.
Assistant Judges l.. s. Walker of Grafton
aud Frank Wordcn of Halifax appointed Sem
ator John IL. Merriiield of Williamsvlle
clerk of Wimdham coun,ygWednesday after
noon. The appointment Is n ludicious one.
Mr.. Mortified will go TO Bratlcboro each
morning, returning to Wilhamsville in the
evening.
The annual meeting of the Prospect Hill
Judge Newton Monday evening. DR.. George
F. Gale was elected president, William ):
Newton clerk, A. Z. Davenport treasurer and
collector, a. {. Davenport, George l., Green,
j. j. Estey, George A. Hines, o. ID. Esta-
brook and II. + Gordon trustees.
DR.. II. A. Roberts, Fletcher Carruthers and
n. c. Sawyer were elected vestrymen at !,
special meeting of st Michaers Episcopal
parish Monday evening, to fiji vacancies
caused by death and removal. Their term OF
Office will continue until the annual Easter
meeting. The vestry elected DIR. ii. "A. Rob
erts Junior warden. The office of senior
warden will remain vacant until the annual
meeting, when an appointment will be made
by the rector.
citizens meeting was held in the Peoples
national bank Tuesday night. G. w. Dun
ham, S. S. Hunt and l.. f. Adams were
appointed committee to investigate and
report at future meeting as to the advisable
ity OF taking stock to the amount OF SZ2'ooo
in Il concern which will locate in Brattleboro
upon that condition. The location OF the
factory is to be changed. 1t will employ
about so men. An effort will be made at the
next meeting to organize a board of trade.
The will of the late William F. Richardson,
filed Wednesday afternoon, bequeaths to Mr.
Richardson's widow the house and furniture,
the lot and buildings on High street and the
income of $4,000, to be paid to her semi
annually. The residue of the estate is to be
divided equally among his five children. A
codicil gives his sons, Cassius M. Z. and
Fred a., the privilege of taking the houses
they now live in, and his son, Edward b., his
ice house. Judge j. M. Tyler, DR.. Hoton,
and +. l.. Waterman are named as executors.
SOPHIA IluululCI, WiiOW VI w lltiftH L :
Richardson, died at her home on High street
soon after 6 O'Clock Wednesday morning, less
than week after the death of her husband.
Mrs. Richardson was born in West Bratte-
boro, September II, 1923, the daughter of
John and Eleanor Plummer, on the farm
where Daniel Marsh now lives. She married
Mr.. Richardson April 90 1910, and has had
six children, five of whom survive. She had
been in ill-health several years, death result
ing from the general breaking down Of old
age. She was q member of the Center Con-
gregational church. Funeral services will be
held at the house at o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. G. O. Day officiating.
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Anyone who suffers from that terrible
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