Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-26


cral years member of the Lepislatpr.
always prominent in his town. lie lo,a
daughters and two sons, both Of the la,,,.
ccrgymen-Rev. j. b. Richardson ofc
N. Y, and Rev. Dr. N. S. Ricbardson s ~,
Bridgeport. " L
Noah Holt Of Castlcton, who died Zoo.
the slst year Of his age, spent the Who'll Y
long life on the farm on which he was bo..
Elliot j. Kidder, formerly residen, y, II,
on, Vt.,was killed in an ARRAY at Bainbril,.
mango county, New York.
Henry q Co. can't afford to nav Cent?.
freighis SO they ale forced to remove FROM
terbury to Burlington. DO the manager, u,
Central road think that is the true way 10 5
the business Of Vermont?
Tho CalcdoHian has ascertained b,,. a..
mont cavalry ,oas in seventy-two eneagsmo.
seryedly called battles, and in many oho,
mishcs.
II. D. Moore has been appointed po,D
as Plymouth and the Office is to be moved
Notch. 50 where il used to be.
TuE Muu Trains for the West 90 Com.
bly, later commencing Feb a. See adj,
ment
There is an interesting work Of the Hi,
in the Reform School at Waterbury. Du,.
meetings are held by the boys. at which No..
are in attendance They have chosen d,
Che hours cfplay to their own meeting.
they have conducted with the utmost prs
Several of the boys Il is hoped arc truly con
to Christ
Six persons are propounded for adm,
thc Congregational Church at WATERBURY.
arc waiting an opportunity.
Eighteen persons. ten Of whom arc mo
propoundcd for admission TO the church a,
River These with three who were adm.
,he church ia January, are the first fruis
grace bestowed upon that people the prc.a
ter
For some time past no afternoon scn
been held at the Congregational Church
Brattleboro, but instead system Of ma
labor has been carried out which might FOL
initiated by other churches Afternoon
are held at the different school houses 10
mote parts Of the town, which are generi
attended, and have awakened consideraI
est
Some Of the friends Of Rev j copeland
terbury, lately visited him, bringing good
for bis family and placing in his hand DO,
note Or comment one hundred dollars IN
backs. lie began his labors in that place
yember and has been received with grea,
iiy and liberality, and the blessing Of the
descending upon the people.
More than usual religious interest exists,
mouth. Rochester, Wea,horsGcll and Wa
Mrs. Polly Rand, aged So years, died 81.
at The house Of her daughter, Mrs Cbris.r
Of Hydepark, on Thursday morning last.
bly, heart disease was the cause Of her dealt
was tho mother Of Hon Jasper Rand Of
bans, and Nelson Rand, Esq. Of Cna
She had been apparently entirely well Up
morning Of her death.
Some six years since, more or less. N,
drch OF Newfane. left town quietly. With.
fishing his future headquarters, and no ia
him were found or left yet The body OF
frozen to death, was discovered in the y,
the Connecticut and presumed to be thn
missing man February 9th. 1865. to %,
bis friends he reappeared 10 his relative.
ton alive aud we'll
Patents issued from the United State,
Office for the week ending Feb II, 1865
Norman Millngton of SALISBURY. W. e
proyoment in machines for graduating rule
Charles Payne Of Brandon, VT, and d
Vandecar, Of Waterford, y Y, for improl
in cotton pickers
Dinsmore Austin Of Undcrhill, VI, a.,i-
self and Homer Rawson, for improyema
whihltree.
Dinsmore Austin Of Underhll, VI, assg
self and Homer Rawson of Jericho, Vt, o.
proyement in whiilltree tug.
Dinsmore Austin Of Underhill. Vt, assi-
self and Homer Rawson Of Chittenden ed
VI, for improvement in shaft coupling.
W. T. Nichols Of Rutland. Vt, for im-
portable railway elevator.
Z. n. Porter and p p. Roberts Of Mong
VI, for improved potato washer.
james S. Thompson Of Lyndon, Vt, a
proved apparatus for boiling sap and
liquids.
Benjamin F. Wheeler Of Calais, VI. a..
proyement in wagon brake
Some very extra beef cattle were CARED
don for market recently. The incest and
pair was by John Rowland and Sons; live
5000 lbs and sold for $3.50 The heayief
was fed by f. II. Fisher live weight 500
and sold for $3.50 The second heaviest va
by j. w. Gilman, live weight $500 lbs, a.
for $40. A pair fed by L. II. Hoyt wi
$40 lbs, and sold for $500 A pair fedby
Sanboru weighed 5000 lbs. and sold ior 7
One week previous c. d. Bgelow sold tu
which weighed about $500 lbs, each for
1928 per pair. 1t may be well to add her
the long purse which is made to "discoun
these extras is carried by Ruggles and Car
OF the heavy oxen remaining in town, A. 0 .
ris has a pair whose live weight is 400 lbs
Sanborn has two pairs which weigh aboa.
lbs. each. Henry Chase, Daniel L. Ray
and Welcome Bemis have oxen Of about De
size and quality. And last, though not leas
the Durham steers now feeding by
Pearl, whose weight is 1000 lbs. These oze
gained thousand pounds during the paS
and are still massing fat aud flesh. Mr.. Pea
poses to keep them till March, and then va
them an even 500. will simply ask is aa.
don the banner town in old Caledonia
IN Vermont-as regards fat oxen? If MOI
goes one betteryn
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