Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10

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Flour costs about three tunes as much IN Yer
mont as 10 does at salt Lake City Lah Give US
more wheat more corn yes and more oats, in
Vermont Dat meal ought to be used largely as
food for man. as 40 Scotland. 1t is excellent for
that purpose
Strikes for higher wages. and disorders growing
out of them. prevail To- an alarming extent. ana
Vermont is having her share in the marble and
slate quarries. Cheaper bread B. ueeIful. and less
vhi.koy would be % positive public advantage.
brief and good select story every week is now
our rule. the exception. being when we have a
speech, or some other matter OF interest or impor
lance.
rh, nomination ofcoo II Ric,lo,, MI. ,o.,r,,s-
ter al Burlington. has been confirmed by the Sem
ate.
There has been revival going on in Montrom-
cry for several week, past It ha. not been con-
fined to any particular denomination Ofthe con-
vert. go have Joined thc Methodist church; - the
Baptist; and 20 the Congregational; while 20 have
expressed mo- preference.
Rev. William A. James is TO become pastor Of
the Congregational church at Chelsea. ltis stated
that there are now but two Congregational pastors
IN orange county
Tine religious revival continues at the Baptist
ana Methodist churches in Rutland nightly meet
lns' '"s ''i" ana "u'" i'en"s De'ns manifested
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so,,,r ID u ,,1.rs,,ri ,i,o-o a.. ,,,,.il.r,,i,
feeling upon religious matters, which is being at
tended with many good and beneficial results.
In Crattslury there have becn twenty five hope
ful conversions including several heads of families
The Boston papers report that there have been
moro than forty recent conversions at Bradford,
some OF The cases being OF remarkable interest
President Diaz was assa'sinatod at Panama,
March TO-
John NJ. Wilson, on retiring 10 his room in the
Howard House, in Burlington, the other night,
as he had about him 5000, took the precaution
to look under the bed where he discovered an in-
diNidual snugH 'laid out next the wall lie
wa forthwith ''snaked out ana as he couldn't sat
isi"e'orly account ior ms presence there lac was
gwen time aud space Tor reflection ON the 'itua-
uoh uhuer 'he care oil oherHn Mnnson'
MIS- 0u'ah baueh OF 1oshen Gore aged 90
years mas III tue last SIX months commencing
sept lSt' spun GOV 'Aeihs oil wooden yarn and
woven lou yard' oil cloth' she has also during
'"' N"e uono tue hou'e"ork LOT lami'y oil Tour
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Cabot.
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OF June next, that day being the one hundredth
anniversary of the CONGREGATIONAL church iu that
place. Rev. p. IL. White of Coventry will de-
liver the address
The donations of Mr.. d. W. bancroft Of New
York city towards eplarpipg and rspairino the