Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

We learn with pleasure tu1t tue concerts of the
Montpelier Musical Union have been fixed for
Tuesday and Wednesday evening. of next week
They viii bring out Roots Cnutata the Pill
grim Fathers and "lhe Power of Song" by
Romhcrg. The first of these works embraces
great variety of pleasing solos, duets, quartettes
quiutcus and choruscs and tine latter is splendid
production. combining in happy degree much that
is brilliant and pleasing with that which B.. mas.i,c
and grand. The Union win Dee assisted hy compc-
tcnt ,ocaii,ts and nstrumcualist, from abroad all
goodaud nyorite names with our people We think
the Whole will prove more attractive than any mu-
steal programme ever offered TO our public.
BArns.-The Rev. Z. Irwin Carpenter has re-
signed the pastorate of the Congregational Church.
and bis resignation has been confirmed by coun-
cil.
10 "catch a weasel asleep is thought to De a
pretty smart feat. buf Rosa Stewart. of Berlin. did
the thing the other day. A weasel had killed hen
and was nesting under its wing, when Miss Stew
art discovered it. prouudng head, gmspcd it around
the neck, and killed it,
james o. Olmstead, of North Troy. was instant
ly killed, ON tine 9d inst, on the Norwich and Wor-
cestor railroads ~ bis head striking bridge.
Another case of small pox in st. John.bury
South llarawick post office uat was i.uow called
Ilardwick and llardwick that was Is now called
East llardwick Alden Z. Judeyne ID postmaster
at Hardwick, ard John H. George at East Hard
wick.
Pension Agent Ecddiugton think. he will be ready
to pay pensions in about two secks--or say lst of
April.
C,io+ 3D.. ana .elt4 Ca ., A.. 1900
literally for the railroad.
ModIo Noye., Burlington says there is no pros
ecutou against him, but persecution.
Lees saw and gri.tmiu. Victory, was burnt
March e. Loss $1,000 and no insurance.
Factory cheese brings nearly enough more in
market over cheese of private dairios 10 pay the
cost of manufacturing at DE factory Thus the
dairyman almost literally gets his cheese made for
nothing at the factory, and saves Do. family much
hard work.
johnson Academy has been accepted as Nor
NAL School 1t now has 81 students.
SUGAR -Sylyanus Morses splendid sugar-place,
East Montpelier, was not destroyed by the storm
last summer, and will soon he in full flow See adj
vortisemcnt
The Troy WING publishes GOV. DiIugham's
Proclamation; so the Monop lists have due notice
IHE Snow STORM commenced al Philadrl phia
on Saturday morning. andat AIontnelerat . O'Clock
Sunday morning
patent was issued March 10Th Ia Arson G.
Cook Of Burlington for improvement in nanufac-
ture of iron.
A Mrs Broderick of Vergennes aged "a wears
left her home in that cy ON the night the 9Th of
last December to visit her daughter in Ferrisburgb
She never reached there and all trace of her was
lost although search was made. Her bodv was
found on Saturday last about one ouarter of milo
cast of Veroennes in a meadow, b, SOM. chiI1r,,
who were sliding ON the ice.
During a recent revival among the uerrino
Pond Indians in Plymouth. Mass every person of
the tribe but one manifested deem RELIGIOUS inter.
est and TWENTY-FIVE conversions are reported.
Fty-seven persons Joined the Conversational
church in South Deerfeld. Mass, last sunday. and
as many moro will probahlv con,e forward nj tho
N'"'y TWO nuuureu recent conversions are re-
ported IN New Bedford, Mass
Rhode Island has seldom had such an awakening
Of religious interest as now. In the St. Charles
Congregational church in Providence. il is said