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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
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WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 2, 1901
sixth Lecture RecItatlons.

The next lecture occurs on Monday evening,
the IN instant, and will consist Of recitations
from memory both dramatic and humorous, by
Mr.. IIExRy NtcuoLts, ofIondun. Although Mr..
Nichols has already achieved an enoiable repu
tation AZ nm elocutiorist in New York, Boston,
and other large cities in this country, still, ms be
is almost unknown TO our people, We copy one Or
two brief notices of his last YEARS. readings
ne ROY Doiiy Hhig, Feb, 10, 1862
The rlos nv lecture Of the ofthe Young Mems
Association was Vi ven last evening W Hsnfy Nchota,
or ondon and consisted Orec tatons from the Wors oi
some ofthe most popular EngNh and American nuth9Is
MIR Nichols 10 a feaer and deeialer 81 far9 ehi ~
have never sesn him surpassed lo had hall lnl u
the most intelligent people Of the city, Who E.vesc l'n
Frequently with rapturuus applause MS Nnvlt w
pleasant closing ot the excellent ana popusr e"us' u
lectures the Association gave US TINS seas'h.I
from N, H,r FORK frib.ne, March Ga 1903
Mr.. H,nry Nichols, reader Of marked talent en1
y1rk audience last night, ard gave unbounded sat
ton lie rectod frou memory choice select COS noun
shakespeare Tvnnyson the lngOdAhy Legends, Dickens
Iiood Ks toun, and Poe and read with most pleasing IL
net EATERS Nothing 10 Wear" Ills easy transitions
from the tous or imunta W the hnnoruus shown
in his reading OF Tho Desert Born ~ Hood his ~
markahly full, round and flexible voice, and the utter
ABSENCE Uf all effort make his TccittH peculiarly pleasant
70 al who snly .o9d reading Mr. Nichols success 10
New York Is a certainty
From the Bosfon Pou October 5th, 1867.
M Henry Nichols recently from England, gave bis
hst puhlic recital last evcuing before an audience both
numerous aud select Zach piece Wa given In tnunncr
Of marked excellence, aud 1t Is not little dh ult to
was in fact OF the best have had In Boston of n
very long time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

The Committee appointed at the last meeting
Of this Society, to prepare subjects and appoint
speakers for a public meeting Of the Society, to
be held in the Court House, in this place, On
Tuesday, the sthinst., have selected the following
subjects and speakers
/. What is the most profitable stock for the
farmers Of Washington County to aise2 d. b.
WnEELocK Of Barre, JonN GREooRY Of North
field
, The most profitable grain crop for our hrm-
ers 10 raise? o. c. Wilder Of Woits6eld, Austin
d. Arms Of +. Montpelier.
g. Commercial fertilizers to what extent and
unter what conditions are they profitable for
farmers in this section to use2 f. W. Bisbec OF
MOretown, A. j. HOLSTER Of No. Montpelier.
An Z say will also by read BY j. Edward Ilol-
lister, Esq, on the " Care and infringement Of
milk for buttcr-making purposes.
The Committee are aware that they have laid
on, u large amount Of work for one days diseas
sion, aud earnestly hope that the attendance may
be large enough, and the discussion sufficiently in
teresting 70 exhaust Int one Of the subjects pre-
scented
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Knte FIcld,s lecture.

The fifth lecture Of the Winter course before the
MoNrrklnR ClrlzENs' ASSOCIATIONS was delivered
by Miss KATE FlgLD, in Village Hall, on We'd
nesday evening lust. The hall was early filled to
repletion, the fame Of Miss Field, and the novelty
Of bearing woman lecture, having attracted a
large and appreciatre audience from this and the
surrounding towns.
The lecture tchangcd by herself from her
d" Woman in the Lyceum } was narrative Of
the adventures Of four unprotected females, de-
nominated by themselves the " Black Fig Club, "
in the Adirondack Wilderness, and she gave a
very readable, and in some respects laughable, ac-
count Of theirexperience. Her lecture, albeit it
Was decidedly scnsationaland Bohemian, was well
written, and has been deserycdly well received
when contributed by her to the columns Of the
Tribune or Atsup'ic.
II is however no better fitted for the lyceum
tlfnn the pulpit, and ii Kate Field proposes Is
risk her reputation as lecturer upon this effort,
we fear she will be sadly disappointed at the re-
suit Nor, in TRUTH can we say that Miss Field,
in manner, has any of the attributes Of popu-
lar lecturer Her voice and cnunciaton are not
good while her attitudes and gestures, whenever
she de-cends 10 them, are constrained and m
pleasant nor, in short, tns she any Of those
graces possessed by 80 few and aped by so many,
which attract and please an audience.
Her peroration was patiently awaited in expec-
tation Of fitting Offering at the shrine Of John
Brown. from one who had contributed 50 much
TO rescue and devote this spot 70 his final resting
place yet even this, althoug!la tender and touch
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

VERMONT METHODIST CONVENTION In accord
ance with call previously issued, number OF
tie pastors and members Of the Methodist church.
from different portions Of the State, assembled in
tie Methodist church at Burlington, on Tuesday
t. consider il the calling of denominational con-
yention would pronute the interests of Method
isql and tehgi0n 10 this State. The meeting was
called 10 order at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and was or
gniztd ljy the election Of Rev. A. L. Cooper,
Presiding Elder of the Montpelier District Presi-
dent, and Rev. Israel Luce, Presiding Elder OF
the st. Johnsbury District, Secretary. After full
and free discussion, the following resolution was
adopted
Rcsoieed, That we approve the holding of a
Vermont Methodist Convention the coming sea
son.
On motion, the following committee on arrange
ments were appointed-the committee to desig-
nate she time, place, etc, of holding such con
vention.
burlington Diarict--Rev. b. Eaton, Shell
burne Rev. John Newman, Poultncy j. NJ
Shade, Middlebury.
Montpelier Dis'riot-Rev. |. Luce st. Johns
bury A. NJ. Dickey, Bradford.
81. Adams Disfrict-Rey, p. p Ray, ST. AZ
hans; Rev. j. w. Malcomb, St. Adams Hon
pau Dillinghom, Waterbury.
Springfield District-Rey l.. C. Dickson, Bel
lows Falls Rev. j. c. w. Cox, Springfield F
P Ball, Springfield.
Cambridge Dianet-J. F. Bowen, Bennington
The meeting adjourned sine die.
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Hour. tiA1ssr It. msso, Of ee6u's Fsas, y

Hour HAistY< H. MiSo,- Of 6tehr's FAaHs, y.
Y syiied pnJe eQthof 5auuars, in tbGsx9 -fysE'
year Of his age. lie was a graduate OF Middle
bury College, class Of 1899, studied law at Al
bany, and was admitted to practice in the State
and Federal courts. lie held successfully the
Offices Of Assistant District Attorney for the
County of Albany, and Superintendent of Schools
and Judge Of Warren County, and the ability
and fidelity exhibited in the discharge Of his du
ties Warranted mn expectation Of an honorable
career in professional and political life, had he
chosen 10 seek it. In ISL he interested himself
in other pursuits. and deEel1peda business which
for its extent and his successful management,
placed him among the leading business men Of
Northern New York. His personal influence and
wealth were always wisely used, and at his death
the people among whom he had lived felt that
they had lost their best friend, In 1895 Mr..
Wing married Harriet Newell, the eldest daugh-
ter Of the late Gen Ezekiel p Walton Of Mont.
peier, and to them were given five sons and a
daughter. In politics Mr.. Wing was Demo
crat, and he was the candidate of that party for
Congress against Hon. Robert S. Hale, who was
elected to fill the vacancy oocasidncd by the death
of Mr.. Kellogg. of the Essex district. 10 Mr..
Wings honor we must add that lie was true
patriot and gave two sons to his country, one Of
whom fell in battle, and the other died Of disease
consequent upon hardships in rebel prison.
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Barre Railroad.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the cti-
Gems of Barre, was holden at the Town Hall, on
Saturday evening, january Goth, TO hear the Re
port Of Hons. Horace Fifeld and Harvey Tilden,
who were selected some two weeks since to confer
with the officers of the Vermont Central Railroad
with regard to building the Barre Railroad. Hon
Josiah Wood was called to preside, and Carlos
Carpenter WIS appointed Secretary. After hear
ing the Report and remarks from Z. h. French,
Esq, G. W. Tilden, j. 5. Spaulding, h. 5. Cur
rer, A. B. Fisher, and others, the meeting d.
rectcd the above named committee to proceed at
once and procure Survey Of the Road. About
thirty gentlemen then present, came to the stant
aud pledged i've dollars each, and others smaller
sums to aid the survey. This looks like work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

LlouoR TRIALs.-0n Monday, George Rich
was mnigned on charge of selling intoxicating
liquors contrary to law, and was fined 800 and
cIsts from which he appealed. The same day,
n. II. Stratton was fined 800 and sentenced to
three months Imprisonment, for like olenses,
from which he also appealed.
"Steve Bergen was arrested few days since
in this Village and lodged mail for drunkenness,
and when brought before Justice Robinson to
disclose where he obtained the liquor, he attempt
ed to screen himself and the real offenders by
swearing it on to innocent parties. The result is
TINT Steve is now under heavy bonds TO appear
and answer to the charge of perjury, with fair
prospect of conviction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

MonnIsvliLiLr. I'D people Of this town and
vicinity held an Old Folks Sing, in the Town
HILL, on the afternoon and evening Of the s5rh,
and Notwithstanding the inclemency oithe wealth
er, there wasa large attendance. The Oldest books
that could be had were used. ora = ,a .g.a.a osi,
p. X. Glecd, Esq, OF this Village, has been
appointed Assessor Of the Third District Mr..
Gleed has Represented his town in the State leg
slature the past two years, With credit to hlpseli
and honor to tine town, and is eminently qualified
to fll the office Of trust assigned hun % ~ ~
Miss Emma Farmnd is travelling through this
County Iecturing on the subject Of Female suf
frAge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

RANDOLPH FARMERS CLuB.--Od Randolph
stands at the very head Of the farming towns in
Vermont, and her Farmers Club has become quite
famous f5r ltsinteligent and profitable discussions
We have therefore made arrangements to obtain
official reports Of its weekly doing fJrpublicston
in our Agricultural Department Weedmmence
the present week, with condensed report Of its
last discussion, on the important subject Of for
eign fruit-trees. '+-'
We are also authorized to say, that the Cldb
extend to their brother farmers Of New England
a request to send 10 them letters Of inquiry Or
information on any agricultural subject. They
will be Disguised and the results made known
through our columns. Welike this suggestion,
and think the infJrnariiuh elinited more than like
.Iy t. prove Of srs's ya4ne tosli practical farm
-ers. LetterlnRyabe addressed Y ., Secretary Of
Randolph TURNER'S Club, Randolph, VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

preparation so widely and fayorably known a
Halls Vegetable sean Hair Remover, needs few word
Of praise from u.s. This compound has won Its way ~
the highest favor in tho public mind, and muttudes
who have vanly used other remedies for the restoration
Of their hair have trying tho sean Rene~er been
made glad by the speedy restoration of their gray hair
to ia natural color and the thin locks tickened ap as
10 the days Of early youth II also prevents the hair
nllng out, makes son and glossy, and Ia altogether
the best preparation It's intended purposes beforethe
nublic. t.H. .IsH...f
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In waitsded, January 26th by Rev. NJ. miller, Mr..
.sDwAED o. JOsLrN OF RlDdoipa and Miss EnsA A.
JOSIAH, OF Waitsdeld.
In Linesville, Pa, Jan. 90 by o. r. Bush, Esq, Mr.,
,kuHdE 7, hnrE, OF Elmore, W., and Mlss NANCY 5,
fHArkR, OF Lnesyilieh
In BARNARD, at the Hotel, January 2hh by Rev. o.
s. Guernsey assisted ny Rev D. A. Parker, Mr.. uHusur
Il. GUERNSEY, OF Bethel son ul The Oiiant clergy
Jan, ami III ~ sUsIk Is. FRENCH daughter Of Calvin y.
French, ESD, OF barnard.
In Worthwhile Jan. ~, Alison W. MooDY and EaiLiNE
A. TOws, both oil stowe. .H|I||
In johnson, Jan. II, JonS Y. ScRIBNgR and SARAnf.
PUTNAM, 10Th oi johnson.
In Clarenont, N. H., jan 20, FLAVius J. FREScH, VI
Hardwick, anu A. Il. fULLEn, OF cnremont.
In Irasburgh, Jan. IS PETgR u. WILLARD of Little
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

COOP SnowSd -Messrs. TAFT are famous for
their success with cows as well as horses. In
deed we think they ought to be brought to the
favorable notice Of Mr.. Bergh, the champion OF
our e dumb animals" for certainly the whole
race seem to thrive under their administration.
The first Of last November they bought COW, Of
the live weight of 1850 The last day Of january
she was slaughtered, with this result live
weight, 1860 dressed weight, $40; tallow, ll3
She had eaten 100 pounds of meal, and gave four
quarts Of milk daily for the first six weeks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

The Great Success, both In Europe aud America,
Hod's Ma Extract" Ia the best guarantee that CA
be offered OF the fact that Us virtues have solid iounda
tlon and have wthstood the partial test Of time
As substitute for ale, beer porter and every other
description Of alcoholic drinks asa tonie nrigontor
nutrient indispensable to nursing mothers, and as
remedy, this preparation stands without rival.
Sold by all druggists aud groccrs. 2 il ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

BERLIN Donation The subscriber would take
this method to express his gratitude to his friends
In Berlin for their generous donation on the Goth,
OF january. The Methodist Society had previous
ly done all they thought THEY could do. But the
Coryreyafionaha friends took this method of
showing their hand, by giving previous notice
that there would be gathering at Mr.. Lew
Stong's, where oil assembled without regard h
denomination, and enjoyed good social inter
view, leaynga benefit Of $96,46. May Heavens
blessing in rich eilusion be bestowed on the
donors. ELISHA BRows.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

OBIrUARY.--The cleveland (0hio) Llader an
nounces the death Of WV. II KEITH, on Friday
evening last, occasioned by being thrown from a
carriage at Pittsburgh By which his skull was
broken. lie was a son OF the late Hon, Leonard
Keith, of Barre, VT. but for the last sixteen
years had been engaged in business at cleveland,
lie was an enterprising and successful man, and
earned the respect of the community in which he
lived, and is mourned by large circle Of personal
friends
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

PERsoSAL.-Among the Representatives in
Congress from Virginia, who were sworn in on
Thursday last without objection, We notice the
Plat Is a Yermonter, having formerly lived at
Hartford and Burlington. lie served with credit
during the war, and at its close settled in Lynch
burgh, from which district he last fall elected
as a member of Congress on the " Wells ticket, -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
Temperance WORK in Vermont.

EDWARD CARswELL. the eloquent Canadian ora
Tor, will spend about six weeks in Vermont lee
turing upon the cause Of Temperance. lie will
first speak at St. Adams on Tuesday evening Of
next week During his stay he will visit Mont
pelier, Mortified, Barre, Burlington, and other
places, A County Convention will be held at
Mortified at the time Of his visit there
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

CONFIRMED Senate on Tuesday confirmed
the. recent, appointments, of Williaa 5. South
worth, philip k, Gleed and John C. Stearns,'ab
Assessors of Internal Revenue, for the LIST, ID,
and third districts Of Vermont Rolln j. Jones
as Collector of Internal Revenue for the list dis
trict and Of Col A. b. Tracy as Postmaster of
Middlebury .t ...t, I'd. .,t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
STATE OF VERMONT,

u WASHINGTON DISTNICT, 81.
Probate Court, hed at Montpelier, within aud Tor
aid District on the I'D day VI JaIiunry A. ID. l1lO
Uu0rsu a. Chandler adunistratroft the estate Of Chas
Is. Cnnnder tate OF Monip eer, Ia said Lnstric de-
ceased presents his administration account Tor exaininp-
aud aliU~ansu, and makes appreciation ior auecfeo
Il dtrioution aud partition OF the estate o. said de-
ceased. -
,.teupon II s ordered by said Court, that said 40
,ount and sd application be nevrred 10 session there
M 10 bs held at ii, Prolate Office In said Montpelier,
lno - dsly feu A. D. ,D, ior hearing and decision
hervoni ana IL Is iuicr ordered that nQtco hcTenf ps
avon to AL persons Interested, BY puhiicnt on % tno
slniu thres wcuRs suecessvey Ia The vstuont Match-
uan ami state Journal, newspaper published ~ AVA
peer previous sasd time appointed for hearing, that
hey may appear az said te and place and show cause
4 any t,y may have why AID sceount should not BE-
Allowed, aud such decree made.
ly tho Court. Attest, -. - :. l....L-t
0aOi N. A. CHASE, hck1stof
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sIoss or THE zopIc.--A philosopher In the West,
grown into admiration Of thu Cherry psetoral, writes
DrAyer for Instructions under which sign he shall be
bled which bllsterod and which yomited. and under
which he shall take Ayers Plus fran affection of the
liver also under which sign his wfe should compence
TO the sarsapariila for her allmsnt Ito adds that
be already knows to wcan his calves under Taurus,
change his pigs in seorpo cut hs hair In Aries and
soak his feet in Pisces Aquaru their condition
qures H
schooimAsters start for Wisconsin and visit Mr. Ham
when you got thsre--fopea Daily keWs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

R'We are deeply panied to learn that the wife
of the venerable Dr., Nathan I.Jrl, and nplher OF
Rev. DR.. William II, Lord, died ut her late resi-
dence in Hanover on Monday morning last Her
sickness was Of brief duration. She was the sen
Tor by one year Of Ter husband, and we think
about 70 years Ufage saAd ndiI1g3I ahs lHl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

Many people, particularly children, suffer with The
ear ache aud for benefit Of such give sure bu
simple remedy Put in two or three drops Of " John
sons Anodyne Lnlnent,n stop the ear with undresse
WOOL batho the feet in water before going to bod
and keep the head warm ut night. lfi fIi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

PERuvIAs sYRuP.--Ths valuable medicine has beeI
silently making way into public favor by the nume
Gus remarkable cures IL has performed. It's sinsuin
efficacy is owing to the PrOforide q iron which in III
preparation remains uuehange and is the only form
which this uta dement, Of heal hy blood be supplied
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

Ey The public debt was reduced between two
and three million dollars in January. The ex-
penses Of the government do not vary much from
December, but the internal revenue receipts were
light
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

MARsurIELp.-We learn that the people Of
Nlarshfeld voted, by small majority, on Satur-
day last, to bond in aid of the Montpelier Wells
River Railroad; and also that another meeting i
to be held to-day "wednesday to fix the amount
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SO.
Ia Probate Court holden ut Montpelier, within and for
said District, On tho 18th day OF January A. d. 1876
Instrument urportins 60 ho tbs last Will ana Tes-
tnentuI EiNaId W. Perrin, late Of Berlin, In said Dis
,rrt ueoraset being presented TO the Court by 5. r.
Nye onu thu EXECUTORS therein named Tor probatv II
prderpd ~ said Court thatali CONCERNED therein
70 noted to ppear at session OF said Court held
the PROBATE OAco in Montpelier, the 9Th day Of
ftu A, u. 1870, and show cauaa any they may have,
ans the PROBATE OF said VIII, for which purpose It ID
gther ofurc that copy vi the record Of ts vrder 10
Jupllsiri three weeks successiyely in The Vermont
natchaian nnd snts Journal, printed at Montpelier,
previous W sati THUG ppOinte'i iOr hel,ring.
Onol 'f n. A. CHASE, Register.
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woax BRqpS Nv learn that the Montpelier
end of the Montpelier \ Wells River Railroad
was yesterday surveyed, and virtually located
throug h the town of Berlin, on the South side Of
the river, for distance Of little over two miles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
srTATE OF VERMONT,

WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So
Ia Probate Court held At Montpeiier 10 and ior said
ji,trict ON the n tli tsy OF january, A. u. 1871.
Fank Al uelvy v the estate Of Richard
Celiey at 81 Duxbury IN said District dvccased, pis
iliuwauoe anA makes application for dcsfes " ais<k
nuiIn and lrt tlop OF the estate Of said dccoasd.
Nheacapon, y " ordered ~ said COAT, Thai ~ VI
SAID Coart 10 he ljit al tho Probate oise In said Mont
peliVr, on the htb day " teb A. y lasv qr heAr,rx
Ind decision tllcrbonf Andi is further orirred, that
nutee hereof be ssp ~ all persons iaefo-ted ry puo
LEGATION OF the sae tree weeks sueesssYtl 10 ths r.
llshla at prsynus " said uie eppolnv ~
hearing, That ,hvy may appear Al sad lme and rtsss,
shoald not DO allowed and such decree lns<fe. s.A
ny the Couzt--Attess, .....x,,, -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

A CARn.--C. w, Storrs tenders his most hearty
thanks to the officers and members Of the Fire De
partment and other citizens, by whose perseyering
anu untirng Efforts his store and goods were
saved from total destruction on the evening of the
fire Of the Goth inst. and above ALL to the God Of
Propide,ee for preservation under such threatened
evil, a+N @t
| January 81, 1870.
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for the Week enuihs iuos'eyf re' y '''''
MOUNT or STOCK AT MARKEri--
ram, Sh,,r shof,, Hons cahes
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Working Oren .fln 20 wv pa'Ii o. seeoruns W "e'
felne ~ bcei. iianly Sterts,t 800 .t,, t,t 80
MRea coTs.-tVM.V eA,ia 1911 oJ'' ,rv sni "ring
y, fN mAl a., 49,. -. Ia Anal.
ofs'.-fearlng, w N<'i M"SVai' V''' P-''"''
hree-yenrs Old tVmW 80. ~, q. ,o a. "A a,
SAeeP md isrnts...-J ~ eN,i ,etual"" u''9'V TO-
"a i've weight or w a s',o ny9" a,it.eN r,t
ff1fffs- N' 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02

CABoT.-A Musical Convention is to commence
in this town February 9Th, underline direction o.
E. s. Smith, and continue four digs. Nf" h'a