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New-York tribune., 1906-12-26
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-26

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK T
Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of New York,
hereby given all having eiaims against
THOMAS Marshall Stewart late OF the County OF New
YORK the vouchers thereof
70 me their transactnR bsi
a. Iae on their attorneys Van Ness q Var Ness
No Broadway IN the City Of New YORK or before
the cd day OF May next
Uarcd New YORK, the 18th day OF November
JANE STEWART.
POgERT Il. HIBBARD.
v.nT SE;Ss & VAS NESS. Attorneys for Exseutor. No
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HELP WANTED.
Feusle.

Femsle.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
BROOKLYN. WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER Is YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT As
PARCEL WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIE-
TENDENT, DEP a RT-
MENT OF WRAPPING,
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26

THROWN EDWARD JIM PURSUANCE OF AN
Is order or Hon Ahner g Thomas. Surrogate OF
1-s - Esvinc claims against Edward J Brown late OF
- .r,,gf ~ Manhattan City and County Of New YORK
sease5 10 present the with the vouchers thereof
- -,s7srrftar exeCutrix OF the last will
rent Of said Edward ]. Brown deceased her
,spsactins business at TIE once ot william H L Lee
r+-o--sv Al No % Pine street, IN Borough OF
Na-istqan in the city OF York before ths
2let OF January. lSJ3.
Tated Borough Of Manhattan CITY o. New York July
~ 1o6T ELIZABETH g BROWN.
A. -' EXecutrix
WILLIAM Il l. LEE Attorney for Execu;riz.
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-. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRAvz
Il 7 Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of ~
SorE notice hereby given 10 all persons hsSan,
clsiTs against William Sloane late Of the Counn Hg
Kew York. deceased. 10 present the with voueh-
-. ,barsof 20 subscriber. place transncs
t-S business the or7ce Of Stckney. MaeiAy q No
E1I5rney No 81 Nassau St. In The City of York
hsfore nftn day OF June.
ned New York. the hrSt day of December 1908
~N~ MATILDA A SLOANE. Administratrix
r~rrE,yUY MACLAY & ABURHET. Attorneys for
ISmfnistratrtx. 81 Nassau ST., Borough OF Man
kattan, New York city
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Long IsIqnd ReGI Estate for Sale

4 N-0.CE BUILDING PLOTS at swell Cedsrhurst Long
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CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER TIRE WORLD
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TOURIST BUREAU
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general information about foreign travel
Travellers creeks good all over ths world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y. 7
'Phcus 1870 Rector Piers HoboEsn.
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To Let for Business Purposes.
Unfurnisled apartments TO Let.

2o32H v- 10TH sI.-Fiaussome apartments OF S OF
rooms all Grr. all C-o-crl i1lTI-uvel1ents rents mod
erar5. Apply a prs-1-ssz
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26
Furnished Apartments to Let.

11TH ST. j. EAST. THE AL SBAMA.-Elegautly
IL furnished srar--ent. private bath 81 50 daily:
ac--d .rg meals. Two, sc5 weekly. one SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-26
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WEST INDIES { ia j ;Eso M m u5i s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
&aiierlide .Ncirathspcrmittlerin.

Sas 3llitnnbefpmmcn Der Terlo.
bulig bes aonigs BON Spanien nit
Ser Yrin5ciiin Gna Don g~ottenberg
oarf sum groBen Sbeile ols oas
Nerf Der Gr.aoiierin @rsenie bon
Sranfrcih betraftet merben, Die be-
fanntlih Die Tauipatbin Der Erin-
Sciiin lit uno Die Seirotb crit Oa.
onrt moglid) gemaht bat, bob Tie
ibr cine bobe Sahresrente ausleste
uno iic ais lire einitmalige Sanpt-
crbin erfl1rt bot. Die 3aiierin
bat Dem jllnsen aonie glfons ben
Grei5cbnten MN iocbell cine belon-
oere Nuimerfiamfeit ermieien, inoem
lie linn ourA ben ipaniid)en Bot
lhaitsratb in 2onbon, Marauis DC
8iQaoobar, bic ab5eifyen ocs
Sroens pom goloenen 8lieBe iiber,
reid,en lieB, Die Der aaiier Napoleon
Scr GrIte unb beiien 8rileer, Der
a0nia BON Sollnnb, SnoWig Vona-
porte, az ibren 2ebSeiten trugen.
gs mag bel bieier @eleeenbeit baron
erinnert perocn, bob bic 8ailerin
einen .Ibeil ibrer Sugero am Sole
bon Maorio perlebte, mo- ibre Msiit-
ter, Die @rdfin bon Montiio, Sber-
boimciIterin Der &orligin Isabella,
ser @~robmutter bes 8onigs Ilfons,
Fmar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Wic cine flcinc Wobltbnt iid) lubnt.

Gin Giaipora ; Seeliorser ihreibt
Solaenbes: snfangS Hepember
flcpite Gin nrmer iunger Sonorper-
fer bel mir an uutb bittet I'M Elm
Iarleiben BON 4 6r. oamit er
bierorts cine @ebilfenitelle anebmen
f6nnc. Sbaleih idon oiters NIT
iold)en Bitten binteraangcn, glaiibte
ih Dem ebrlifen @eiidtc traiien
5I oiirien. Gina 5 Wod]en lpoter
~crfunhiate ih mid bel Dem Frin5t-
pal nod Dem 8ebilfen, Der geaen
iein Gbrcnmort niht 3uriidaefebrt
mar; ih erbielt Die antnort, oaB
er tobifranf I'M Scipital liesc.
@irflid, fano ih i'm BORT, gerne wa
er bereit, Die bell. Saframente 81
empinneen, ia Der niftfathoiiIhe
SausorSt mabnte mid Iogar, nod
am lclben Mbeno Die bell. Weg3ebr'
ing 5u bringeu, oa Der aranfe
faum nod Den folgenoen Gag erie
ben miirbc. @obl periehen NIT olen
2roltunsen Der bell. Reliaion ino
gotterseben bauhte er balo icire
Seele aus. Wie banfte i'd @ott,
Der mir meine feline @obltbat 10
bod persalt, Der mid gum Sterbe-
bette zines armen Siinslings ben
Mes finben lieB, Der mir alle 3ege
10 iiftlif offnete, Inn oieie Seele
fir @ott an retten. !Satte i'd mid
mobl ibm naben Sirfe,i OILS seel.
iorger ulb 3roiter, fuenn id linn
bamals feline Bite abseihlasen,
bate id i%iberbaiipt nod on i'm &C.
badt, i'm geinnoen? @ber aid
fem @brenmert bat Der brane Sling
ling sebalttn. Sn ieiner letten
Stunbe iibereab er Dem @Grter Die
lesten Z 5rf. Ole er peroient bate,
nit Der Bite mein 9arleiben 6apon
AIT nehnien uno Den Helt fir arnie
&ineer 81 nerluenben. @bre ieinem
gnoenfen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
6atte Gsdbs BON oenen coninltirH

n@iBt Sbr benn niht, mas Glh
icblt", irogte nenlih cine 6ral cine
anoere, pelde franz ausiab. nNa-
RIM geht Sbr .ridt gum 9oftor?"
- y9as lit ebeu bas llngliif. Sh
babe Sed)s bon ibnen belud)t nrn
tic AQe ersGblen mir nerihiebsue
Saden", mar Die Mnttport. llno
oaoird, oriifte iie iebr senmI Die
pole @abrbeit iiber @ieles ans,
mos be~ut3utase fir arstlide Be
banolung nno Giagnolis gilt. 6ran
Inna 3ipra bon 60 @beatlano
Str, Glepelmnb, Ohio, bottc abr-
lid)c Griabrunden genladt, aber tic
iato einen Weg aus Der lf]mierigen
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sd mar in Der 8ebonblung per-
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ter5ieben miiifen. I'D luurbe oa-
ourh 10 entmutbiet, Oab ih ben
GntifluB faBtc, Die slcr5te auf5li-
gebcn uno an5ufansen Sorni's
MlpenfrGnter 8lutbeleber, BON
wclfem id, ioniel aebort bate, 81
gcbrauten. @r bali mir lofort
nno bc,ltc bin id) ltarf unb geiuro.
Mae, Die MIDI mGbrenb mciner
aranfbcit geleben bobcn, nilnoern
lid iibcr mein siltes Iusiebcn. Seit-
Dem bot Der Mlpenfrauter . glnt-
belcber Sielen IN nnierer Jantille
gehoien. aein 2oftor lit, 'cIt mir
Die Meoi5in erhiclten, ilber uiliere
SftpeQe getreten.'"
las lit Der quite Guf bon 6orni's
Mlperfralter . Vlutbeleber. Gr
lit feline gpothcfer .Webi5in, lonoern
miro Den 2euten brett p0er orrf)
Sofalaaenten nerfauit bon ben
gigeutbiimern Or. Yeter Iabrnep
& Cons 60, 112 1t8 go.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Cel.Seilmmssn fir 8rcbsleiSem.

Or. Ypc bat cine 8erbinoung bon
Selen entoedt, melhe idnea arebs,
3ntarrb 8eidpiire unb bosartige
Sautseibmiire beilen. Or bat San.
ienoen BON Yerionen in ben leBten
Iefs Sabren gebeilt, bon melfen
iiber einbuMbert MerSte maren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

2eicr, nelhc 6reunoe babenl Die nit
cincm oieier @ebreden bebaitet lino,
iolen 9icies ausid)neioen urlo es
oenielben 5uienoen. is miro elm
Bud gratis geid,ift, peldes 9tabcreS
iiber Seie mo Yreiie onsibt. Won
abreiiire: Or. 9pe, Groner I'LL,
&anias Gitp, Mo.
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Wenih, oenfc Oaron, Dab Der
Batter I'M Simnel. Ger olle Srppien
inn Weere ge5dblt bot, and Oeine
Shritte lenft uno Did iifer gcleitet
ourd Die Srrgange Oes grbenlcbells
in oas Meer Der Gpiafeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

Siehit Ili aus bas Slid az finben,
Sud- es nif allen Stegen;
Cod oas llnaliif fcmmt Dir ldon
slnf balbem @ese entgegen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16

street Saturday. The funeral was held
Wednesday. The interment was in
Greenwood cemetery.
Robert A. Young is desperately ill at
trouble.
The subject for the Christian Endeavor
meeting at the Baptist Churh next Sun
day evening will be, How the Bible Con-
dennis Jntemperance,' a review of all
temperance passages; leader, Miss Minnie
Ellison.
At the Methodist Church the Epworth
League topic will be Personal Evangel-
ism" leader, Mrs. 2. r. Hill.
Israel Plain is seriously ill with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Ellen Chaplin, who has been in
Oklahoma the past year, is reported in
poor health.
home with a quinsy sore throat the past
week.
Mrs. Eugene N~arramore, of Greenfield,
Mass, is visiting relatives in this vicin.
ity.
1t is Mrs. r. r. O'Bryan who is caring
for Israel Plain instead of Mr.. O'Bryan.
Cornrade Plain is critically i'll with pneu-
monia, with but little hopes of his recov-
cry.
Miss Ella Norton is at home from a
E. j. Irish, 1T Eno,hurg Falls.
Robert a. Young Is critically i'll with
heart trouble.
Mrs. j. F.'Blauvelt OF Providence. Il. l..
is III town on business.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
NEW HAV

Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Merrill took a car
RAG. dive to Colchester last week.
\ pl asant evening was enjoyed at the
home of Mrs Mitchell last week, when
twenty or more young friends Of Miss
Mamie Mitchell met and gave her a
"surprisc."
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge. of West
Rutland, visited at w NJ. Stoves last
Saturday.
The Ladies Union met with Mrs.
Carrot Coursey last week Wednesday for
"A" all dav meeting, the object being to
sew for a family of poor children, bereft
OF IA mother. a nice lunch was served
at oon \ large of work was
done, and "A profitable day was spent.
p. j. Farnsworth and wife leave next
Monday for Oxford, Mass, to attend the
wedding of their son, Ira (Doud) Farms
worth, which will occur November %:
after which they 90 to Newark, N. j.,
to their daughters for the winter.
1t is said that Mr.. Curtis Barrows,
who is on the AFRO Stowe farm in Wey-
bridge will 20 to Luman Seegur's in
Addison next spring. Mr.. Barrows con
Quoted the Russell farm in town, pre-
vious to his taking the former place.
Mrs. Norman Bigelow is improving.
Miss Morrill,, her nurse, has left.
Harry Peck is still a great sufferer
from his recent severe accident, and little
improvement is apparent as yet.
Rev. D. l.. Hilliard gave a fine dis
COURSE last Sunday on The Bible and
what it Does for Mems Souls" He is a
bright, energetic ard earnest speaker.
Miss Abbie w. Kent spent two DAYS
in town last week going to Poultney
from, here, thence to the home of her
sister. Mrs. Stephen Knowlton, in Med
way. Mass, returning later to her home
in Montreal, Z. G. Some years since
she was connected with the missionary
work in Kobe, Japan, AS teacher until
health failed her, obliging her to return
to this country.
a letter has been recently received by
friends here from Mrs. Amelia ID. Ash
ley, who is quite well known and was
a resident here for many years. She
now resides in Marion, Ind. with her
daughter. Mrs. Clark and is "a years
a age, enjoying good health and SEEM
ingly happy.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
G.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. HI
daniels, Whiting, was the scene Of a very
pretty wedding Saturday evening, Nov.
10, when their daughter, Daisy, was
united in marriage to Herbert w.
Holmes of this place. The rooms were
very prettily decorated in green and
white. The wedding march was played
by Miss Dora Hitchcock. AT half-past
seven the bride and groom entered the
room, accompanied by Carl and Olivia
Daniels, brother and sister of the bride,
and took their places beneath an arch of
evergreen. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. +. Goodheart. Re-
freshments were served, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes left for Montpelier
amid showers of rice and confetti followed
by the good wishes of the wedding party
and also of their many friends in town.
Many beautiful and costly gifts were
received, including a check for $50,
silver tea sets, tea spoons and other
spoons, cut glass and linen. Several
guests were present from out of town, m
Guiding Mrs. Almer Bryant and daughter,
of Pittsfield, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
johnson and children of Stafford Springs,
Conn.
Mrs. Martha Sheldon, of Brandon,
was the guest of her brother, John Pres
ton, from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Preston and Mrs. NJ.
Sheldon attended the funeral of Mrs. S.
Northrup in Shoreham Saturday.
Miss Lillian Kilburn and Erica and
Norman Bissell, of Brandon, were guests
of their mother and sister Saturday and
Sunday.
Schools in town will close this week
for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Alice Morse visited Mrs. 4. r.
Wright last week.
Mrs. Helen Walker is visiting relatives
in Illinois.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
A TWIN DIES AT 81.
His Brother at His E edside-W Were
the Oldest Twins in America.

Amsterdam, n. Y, Nov. 12.-Jacob
Steen died here today in his ninety-first
year. He and his brother, Walter. of
Syracuse, who was at his bedside when
he passed away were the oldest twins in
the United States. The Steens We're
born May Is, 1916, in the town of Florida,
Il few miles from here. Jacob Steen
spent his life there as a farmer until six
Years ago. when he moved to AnIster-
dam. He had beer confined to his bed
only a week. His death resulted from a
physical breakdown. Three years ago
he and Mrs. Steen, who survives him,
celebrated their sixtieth wedding ami
versary.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
COUNTY NEWS.
BRISTOL.

The Rev. r. G. Edwards, formerly of
Wales, will give a stirring lecture on the
recent great revival among the Welsh
people. Mr.. Edwards will sing in Welsh.
also tell to the audience the marked
characteristics of his countrymen. The
lecture will be given at the Baptist
church Friday evening, November 30 at
7:30 o'clock. All cordially invited. a
silver offering will be received after ad-
dress.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the Baptist church. Rev. Wal
ter Bezanson is to be the preacher.
Rev. S. z. Perry attended the week
of prayer service at Y. NJ. c. A. of Bur
lington this week.
Rev. w. A. Dawson, D. D., of Bur
lington, will exchange with Pastor
Perry Sunday morning and evening.
The annual sale at the Baptist church
will be a great success this season.
Many hands are busy in preparation for
this event.
Mrs. Frank Van Ornum of Whal-
lonsburgh, n. Y, and Mrs. Ralph Cooley
and children of Orwell are here visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tatro.
The C. II. May Manufacturing com
pany have commenced business at the
Levarn mill, employing about 10 men.
Mrs. j. F. Blauvelt, of Providence,
r. l., is in town.
NJ. |. Thomas is at Grand Rapids.
Mich. Mrs. Thomas who has been there
visiting relatives a month will return
with him.
Mrs. r. O'Brien, of Addison, is car
ing for Israel Plain who is critically i'll
at his home west of the village.
Mrs. G. H. Bartlett, of Madison, Wis,
a former resident, is visiting relatives
here.
T. H. Brehmer, of Rutland was here
last week repairing and tuning the organ
of the Baptist church.
There will be a meeting of the Bristol
Aqueduct company at the town clerks
Office Thursday evening.
Mrs. Eugene Narramore, of Greenfield,
Mass, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ellen Chaplin who has been
in Oklahoma a year is in very poor
health.
Henry Butler has bought a place in
West Lincoln.
Miss Ella Norton has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. Judd
Irish at Enosburgh Falls.
Amasa Morrison who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Plyna Parker at War
rem two months has returned,
Mrs. Nancy Conn, aged 63 years.
died very suddenly at her home south
of the village Monday. She was on the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
RtPTON

r. j. Beeman has gone to Franklin
county as salesman fUI Grimm Of Rut-
land.
Among the recent arrivals al Maple
Inn were q. r. keeler. Mrs. r. II. HuNt t,
of Rochester. ". +. Carey, of Albany,
N. Y. and Charles Ross ut Bolton, n.
Y.
Mrs. Martha Kemp is fixing up her
house, by shingIing, building new
piazzas, and a new chimney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Kirby, of Middle
bury, attended church here last Sun
day.
Mrs. Elsie Cram is suffering from an
attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. Seaman and small daughter, of
Granville, but who will stop in Cornwall
during the winter. are guests of Mrs. II.
l.. Wood.
David Hale had a shock of paralysis a
few days ago that affected his whole
right side.
II. r. Noble lost a valuable horse a
short time ago.
}. S. McQuivey, of Bridport, was in
town on the 18th inst.
c. NJ. Robbins, of Hancock. was in
town a few days ago, looking into the
doings of bruin and incidentally leav.
ing "A few traps for his ENHANCEMENT.
John Bean, of Lincoln, was in town
the 9Th inst.
G. S. Wainwright was here on the 9th
inst.
j. F. Stoddard is moving into the S. D.
Damon house.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
EAST M~IpDLERURY.

Mrs. S. G. Tisdale and daughter, Mat
tie, are visiting friends at Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Kendrick, of Pitts
ford, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Ross the past week.
Harmon Clark disposed of his personal
effects at auction on Tuesday and will
move his family to Randolph.
At a regular meeting of Cold Spring
Lodge. l o. G. r., held Saturday eve.
ming, November 3, the following officers
were installed by E. NJ. Day, l.. d.,
assisted by Dwight Kirby and Sadie
Watson as marshals
Chief Templar. W. w. Turner.
ce.Templar. Eliza Bradley.
Past Chief Templar, Mrs. w. w.
Turner.
Secretary, Jessie Turner.
Assistant Secretary. FIossie Rock.
Financial Secretary. Mrs. E. NJ. Day.
Treasurer, Austin Peck.
Chaplain, Sadie Watson.
Marshal, Earle Leno.
Assistant Marshal, Rena Peck.
Guard. Cornelia Olmstead.
Sentinel, Frank Durfey.
The ladies of st. Barnabas' Guild will
hold a harvest supper at Good Templars'
Hall Thursday evening, November %.
Musical and social entertainment.
Mrs. N. b. Deck is with friends in
New York, M
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
eRIppoRT.

j.. S. McQuivey has returned to Bird
port.
Carroll G. Smith and Miss Geneva
Adams, of Chimney Point, will be united
in marriage at high noon November 81.
Mrs. Mary st. John, of Cornwall, spent
Monday in town.
Ralph Smith, of Orwell, visited friends
here last week.
A goose which has laid Is eggs this fall
and is laying yet, is owned by Mrs.
Thomas Butler.
After a few days serious illness, Mrs.
i. A. Golf passed away on the morning
of November 10.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
RESOLUTIONS
Passed by Shoreham Grange, No.
3O2. p. of n.

Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our midst
worthy sister, Mrs. S. J. Northrup, there
fore be it
Resolved, That we as a commit @
of Shoreham Grange extend to the be-
reaved relatives and friends our heartfelt
sympathy, and may our Heavenly Father
speak words of peace and love to these
mourning hearts, and may they ever re-
member that their loss is her eternal
gain.
BE it further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be incorporated in the records of
out grange and IA copy be sent to the be-
reaved family; also IA copy be sent to the
Register company for publication.
Frank B. futile,
Maria l.. Ward,
Mrs. Thos. q. Easton.
Committee.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16
A Great Sale,

Read the advertisement of w. l.. Ham
lton in this paper, of the large auction
sale to take place on Saturday, 23th inst,
in Bridport. Mr.. Hamilton has some
valuable horses to dispose of besides a
lot of farming tools an implements and
household furniture. Persons in want
of such goods will do well to attend, and
there may be articles sold that it will
to sell. Time given on acceptable notes.