Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29
misrfIIanrnils Ttrms.
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS IN BAKERS
EIEID

invitation. the Society in Bakersfield, on thu
evenings Of the 18th and 18th inst. Thu
meetings were very largely attended, anC
passed off with great spirit At the close o
the first lecture, papers we're circulated ioi
subscriptions for the treasury Of the State
Society. and fourteen dollars $40 we're rails
ed in few moments. These subscriptions
were all small, none exceeding fny cents /
all the towns in the State would do as wei
as this, or would arerage this amount in theil
subscriptions. it would enable the State Com
mitteo TO keep constantly in the field able and
efficient lecturers. as it would place at thcii
disposal about three thousand five hundred
dollars. We hope this example will be gen.
orally followed.-St. Albans Messenger.
EARLY ARIsrocRAoY. -Mamma--' why
Charley what brings you down; ! thought
you had gone to bed long ago"
Little Boy" Oh ma how can say prayers
to a regular common girl whose mother pod
dies vegetables -
SUDDEN DEArH.-The Middlebury Regis
ter says that on Friday man by the name
Of Clark, in Bristol, after eating his dinner,
moved his chair little from the table, aud
remarked that his dinner distressed him. and
almost instantly died in his chair.
The letter sent to the state department by
Sig Irissari on the 9Th Of December, shows
that the existing government Of Nicaragua
views with appreciation the steps which were
taken by Com Paulding, for the breaking UP
Of Walkers force, and pronounccs them per
iectly justidable."
II is related that at the recent election in
Worcester candidate for alderman went up
TO vote very near the close Of the polls, and
taking ticket scratched his name off, Ills
rival for the office asked him why he did this,
,Ss Si rna' ns "',s''l Pu' n,s own name IN
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l,o 1871 H. - WV ,o""' W
.ost.tn, t.I;a;,.,;,',, ~ "i' Wv" WIZ
SAD AccmENr.-A little boy named Hi
ram Hart, employed as carrier of dispatches
w " "V'''" io'oS''Pn 'hioe' "nom
80, r,,nI w.; MS nv "pt''0u nU
W. o.,,'i"', WV" "i' ~ u''"'
al -, sa,...l. "oi'"y " wv So''''u i'8',
-, a.. ~, 'ovN "" INC 10y Erou"u
W "i ii",s' ana ofoNe nus lame
'Ne wv '''o Ni'''- rec i''''
E-Y- The definition of wild oats" is riy-
-, s..,el' o'oP 'na' Is seh'ro.y So"h
III
u9u''y s',' III 1oou' 'cu years AFTER ana
- oou,','on.y iounu 70 consist OF broken
V''''i,''t e,} IVY "eeN .egs, oau cough, ana
., .lu"a 10 WIN S'n''' '''S ana medical
il'''0"''
~ The year 1853 begins and ends on Fri
day. January April, July. October and De-
cember, have five Fridays each April and
,'oelno'r emu ON Frluay' ana January ana
S13' pos'n va 'u1p'y mere are 90 FIJI
~ - Wv uus,' howover' II VIII
No' P'o'' ino'e disastrous thah 1891
10 On Monday 5th inst, Lewis Bliss, of
Northampton. Mass. went few rods from
his barn to brook, to get some water for his
horse, and, in the act of dipping, fell into the
brook, whore he was found drowned on Tues
day forenoon. The neighbors and friends had
searched for him since the previous day.
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cisco Pniia,in raa.osa a. .L., nu '"n iran
vnnt ~ sor,,a,t ,,isls =, C"i;e,r;a gu
o,nmords ,ho III 90, 80 "..Ji"'a' anu Ivo-
East to emi,ra,e 70 the Golapn S, ae"' I 1 .o
that bouso g;rIs yagcs IN San Frano;.no '" ',o
$50 to S35 per month, and cooks $40 to
$50.
~ Tbo ro.,,iar ,,oo,;,,, 81 ,ha ,,,.-...
or ,bo An,or;s,, p;II. 60. -. III
the R;ble 1Tonsc No,y Wi, ~, tha zh ;ns,
Six ne,, socio,;o. ,,.a.a ,aa,,;a1
Iova and ono l., oaoh - ~ NJ.
oh;o N;ssonri anJ W; c,, 1870
c,tions - ',.a,'',.,.i ~ 'l'ul'
ct,arao,or - ia,;a,, ~ u, ,t5 LUZ
,ooiaIl,, :, aS =, ~ ~ Wv "o'N AZ ',pi'o' Is
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~ The commission Of which George p.
Marsh of Burlington was chairman, appoint
ed by the last legislature to adjust the claim
OF Henry Stevens of Barnet for services in
arranging, indexing and binding large mass
OF valuable manuscript papers relating to the
early history of this State, and for the value
OF an important private collection of manu-
scripts and books detained in the secretary $
DESTROYED in the bnrninr of tho St,tc House
wear AGO has awarded him s2ooo for bis ser-
vices and disallowed his claim to loss an no
books. The destruction of this valuable col
lection is irreparable. although some portions
of it may be made up by duplicates
PLnpir
~ we are INDEBTED 70 Charles H. Cune'
VINO keeps the books at the haliroad Station
IN TINS village Tor the following interesting
iac.s relative 20 the amount OF certain articles
OF freight sent from this place the prcspnt