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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

WATERaUT The fremen's hall and engine
house, the construction Of which was commenced
a few weeks ago, will soon be 50 far completed by
those nimble and skllul workmen Messrs. Arms
and Deal, as to be ready for use. 1t is believed
to be amply large for the purposes proposed, and
may be made otherwise seryicabic, being sixty by
thirty--ix feet on the ground, two stories high,
and centrally located The principal room, about
thirty-six By lortyeght, Of good height, may be
made quite de.irable audience room for lectures
and concerts.
The fire district taxes itself hundred cents on
the dollar, little less than $4,000, to meet the ex-
penses Of this edifce and it ought, no doubt, to
control its use in such manner as to make it a
real benefit to our citizens as occasion may re-
quire
/ In this connection, it may be worth MENTION
I that more than an usual amount Of building has
been done in this village the past season prinei-
pally dwellings, but in the time, considerable has
/ been expended in building and improving on the
| Reform School premises. Messrs. Henry have
finished their extensive tannery, little distance
/ from the village, and the depot has been finished
OF this structure we suppose it may be said that,
| for convenience of Arrangement, substantial and
elegant finish, it is not probably exceed, if
equalled, by any railway station house in New
England
/ It is believed our manufacturing companies, the
! Colby Brothers & Co., and Case, Thomas & Co,
the former in children's carriages principally, the
latter in chairs, (some seven or eight different
patterns Of cane chairs which are bottomed by the
Reform boys sash, doors and blinds also Messrs.
Motif and Snider, in foundry and wringers have
all been doing a thriving business the past sea-
son. The nnnery, we learn, has been rented to
Mr. Warren, an enterprising young man from
Hartford he has but recently commenced opera
tons but with adequate capital, his facilities will
enable him to do an extensive and it is hoped a
profitable business
The selectmen, after considerable difficulty and
delay in satisfying and reconciling the various
opinions and interests, have succeeded in laying
out a neio burial ground, adjoining the original
one of the town, in the direction southwest, and
comprising about four acres. The ground is al
ready nearly or quite enclosed by fence. 1t
will probably be 50 arranged, II not already done,
that portion of it will be occupied by the Catho-
lies, rs at present they have no consecrated
ground nearer than Moretown or Montpelier,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

The correspondents having got back tc
Washington, have to got something for news
Among other things they got up recently 0
report for the Secretary Of the Navy, which
it turns out was not written by the Secretary
at all. Ex-Secretary Coxs report is also
given in advance, and is probably authentic
One remarkable instance of reportorial enter,
prise, was tclegraphing the arrival and --latest
political opinions Of Mr.. Sumner, on the
strength of the appearance Of couple o.
trunks bearing his name, while the Senator
himself was in Chicago,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

CONFERENCE snuNARY.--Tho winter term Of
the Vermont Conference Seminary and Female
College commenced last week, and there arc al
ready l26 students in attendance. This is the
largest number in attendance at any winter term
before or since It's removal to Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07
STATE OF VERMONT,

= NNNHULFU II6TNINT, IS.
said District ON tio 18th day OF November A. d. 1870
An Instrument purporting 10 ho tho last VIII and
Testament OF David Carter, late Of Randolph In said
District deceased being presented to the Court by jesse
Carter the Executor therein named, for Probate 1t
ordered by said Count that al persons concerned therein
he notified TO appear on Of said Court to be held
A. n L. BoydgnH once 10 Randolph, on tho nth dry OF
December A. d.. 1870, and show cause if any they NAV
have against the Probate Of said Will. for which pur-
pose u lurtef ordered, that copy Of the record Of
this order be- publ shsd three weok suceessvv in be
Vermont Waichm'n Stlte Journal, printed ei Mont
By the Court.-Attest
ld'ls JOHN X. CLEAyELAND, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

Tue RnuLr-last August we gave the ac-
count of an accident in Middlesex, caused by a
water-bar in the highway, whereby Mrs n c.
Bacon, of this place, received severe injuries
Last week the question OF damage was arbtnted,
Hon. Asahel Peck Hon. Addison Peck, and Jo-
sah Benjamin, Esd, of Berlin, being the referees.
rhe result was, verdict Of 500 damage, and
costs-amounting to nearly $500 This sum,
well expended, would 60 far toward putting the
roads of the whole town in a safer condition than
they now are
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

NEwnuRY.-The supreme court has sustained
the decision of Judge Peck in regard to Ncwbury
Seminary, which requires the property all to be
restored to the old trustees Mt Newbary,
The closing exercises at the Seminary, last
week Tuesday evening, drew together larger
crowd than has been seen in the old hall since it
was deserted by the NJ. r. Conference, and the
exercises were very crelitable to all concerned
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GTATE OF VERMONT.

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS
Ia Probate Court held at Brookdeld, within ana for
said District on The Jlh day OF November, T. D. is7O
An instrument purp1rtin TO Dc the last VIII Tes-
lament Of Walter Duck late Of Broukded In said Dis.
ric deceased, being prescnud to the Court by Loren
ketchum. the Executor therein named, for Probate.
II Il ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified 10 appear at session OF said Court 10
be held at the Probate Onicp IN fookhed the 9th
day Of Dec. A. d. 1870 and show cause any they may
have, against tho Probate Of said VIII, for which pur-
pose Il u further ordered that copy Of the record OF this
order De published three weeks ssiYay In the Yer
mont Wachinan and State Journal, printed at Mont.
polier previous TO said time appointed Tor hearing
by tho touft.--Attcst,
4-io join Il. CLEAVELAND, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

PERSONAL. We notice among the officers
placed upon the Retired list by the action Of
the recent Retiring Board in New York City, the
name of Captain Charles A. Curtis, now Military
Professor of Norwich University at Mortified.
Capt. Curtis has an honorable military record,
and Is now suffering from wounds received in the
service. We learn that his retirement was made
with his full appreciation, and trust that It's result
will be to connect him permanently with the Uni
yersity, where he is uniformly popular and re-
speeted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

OoNdREss.-Thc last session Of the Forty-frst
congress commenced on Monday, and it must ex.
pre- on the 81 of March After the usual com
mlttees u wait upon the House and the Presi
dent, various bills and resolutions were introduce
ed among them bill by Mr. Sumner to promote
Ine return to specie payment another BY Mr.
Kellogg for the removal Of political disabilities
bills by Messrs. Cole and Cassorly 10 abolish tho
income tax. Mr.. Edmunds presented the Joint
resolution Of the Vermont Legislature urging the
payment of the balance Of the war claims due
that State from the general government.
On receipt Of the Presidents message it wa.
ordered TO be printed, and the Senate then ad
journcd The Attendance Of members in tA,
House was numerous. After tho reading Of thc
message the House ad j9urncl
TUESDAY, was mainly occupied with the selec.
ton Of committees in the Senate, the introduction
of resolutions in the House, and the reference Of
the various subjects presented in the President.
Message To appropriate committees.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

OYSTER Srrrrn.-Tho ladies Of the Methodist
church and congregation will give an oyster
supper at the rcsidcrss Of d. Mcdonald, this
"wednesday evening supper, so cents. All
are cordially invited
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

MIR. John Bartlett of Norwich, left his home
in Norwich on the 4th day of May last, end has
not returned lie was shortly after heard Of
among the Shakers in Enfield, n. H., where he
was trying to make some arrangements to effect
settlement among that fraternity. Mr.. Bart
lett is about "A years DID, is eccentric in manners.
and has considerable landed property in Norwich.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

WoopBuRr. MIR. Samuel Britain, long known
as the keeper of the " curiosity shop" died at
Woodbury. Centre, on Friday morning, aged 70
years. 1t is probable that a violent cold caught
when he moved from Hardwick, aggravated by
an old, chronic disease Of the heart was the means
of his death His remains were taken to Barre
for interment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07
bOatphman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 7, 1870.

PRESIDENTS MEssAoE.--We surrender our most
valuable space this week to the Presidents Mes
~ge' and most heartily do we commend it to our
readers. Its foreign policy is sound, bold but lust.
ana emlnently American, while its home policy is
WISE prudent and rclormatory There is no con
cealmont. no attempt 10 eyadc discussion. no be,i.
u',lon To recommend such measures as seem
called for by the country, or just to individuals.
Read it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

~ \ disastrous Gre occurred in Fairhaycn on
Sunday night, destroying property to the amount
OF nearly 90 600 dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

Remaining ia he Mompelier Post Office,
Norca5sy, 20 1870
LtntFs Mary Jane nurone Maria Prise, Betsy
Wheeler Jauo loyt H. 81 Smith. Mrs. Betsy Foster,
Carrie }. Field, Mrs.. polia nm, Mrs Charles Linsrly,
Carrie Msrs1, Miss Ella Mary, Mrs D. Nichols Mrs.
Martha Powers, SIR. Elijah Smith, Mi-s Carohn NJ
Tyler
GSSrLrury- cyprcan Bonneau, jesse nlrtows, A. S.
Clifford Charoa r. Colburn, paul Dugw,ll, lra l..
Dean, Geo S. Edison. Charley Goky, George j. Gould,
Daul W. lloyt, T.. d. Harrison, Lureuta Jones, Henry
NOT shc, Carlos Meyer. H. II. Page, WIN. p Reol John
Ranger, - Ryan, n ". Smith, Joseph D. sill0sag,
D sil9way Monroe slloway, Alfred Warron, Arthur &
Frank Ward. John H. Wiokham, John Rhito. Lsandor
Mals
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Among the twenty-one midshipmen that
passed the recent examination for promotion to
ensign, at Annapolis, was Charles A, bradbury
of Vermont. The examination is called the So
yerest ever known,
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MoNrrmER 6 WELLS RIVER RulRoAD.-Con
siderable progress has been made during the past
week in the settlement Of land damages on this
end of the route. The damages between East
Montpelier line and C. C. Wizards Fair Ground
are nearly all settled All the damages in Plain
field except two are settled. We trust there will
be 900 disposition On the part Of any ono along the
line Of the road to be eSorbitant in their estimate
Of damage inflicted by tue road, and hear of no
such cases.
Asuryeying party commences locating the road
at tho Wells River end of the route to-day, under
the direction Of Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. MunsJn the contractor is commencing on
culycrts and stonework on this end Of the route.
lie tbs week breaks exactly opposite the Fair
Ground at East Montpelier, and his shanties art
already completed.
The work goes bavey on, and we learn Of moth
ing which can have tendency to interfere with or
interrupt it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

Coon TmrLARs UNIoN.-Ata Good Tempars
Union for Lnmoille County, held at Jacksonville
Nov l7th, the following Board of officers were
elected
w. c. tt. l.. Pearl.
W. V. Mrs, Charles Crane.
W. S.-A. A. Niles.
W. F. S.--M. II. Stafford
w. is r. Miller,
The several Lodges that we're represented gave
very favorable reports, and the Union was enter.
tanned by several very fine literary productions
and by some excellent singing.
The Union then adjourned to meet &C Water
vile, on the second Tuesday in February, ISL
at 10 AN.
Rev. G. Il. Rivers leclurel in the evening to a
well filed house, and all pronounced it an able
lecture,
Cambridge Silver Cornet Band was in attend
ance, and they did credit to themselves,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

1t is expected that the U. s Senate
will be full, this week. for the first time in
almos; ten years Ii was full when Congress
met 10 December 1860, but in short time
thereafter South Carolina seeded as She
Thought, and her Senator's went out Of Con.
gress, though She didn't quite succeed ia get
ting out Of the Union forever Soon the
Carolinian craze was caught by other States,
and brace after brace Of Southern Senators
took themselves of under the influence OF
madness that seemed to have something ju-
dicial ia its character. Twenty-Five Senators
were thus carried away by secession, the last
of the lot disappearing in the spring Of 'Gl.
So that there has been fractured Senate for
almos; decade and the completion Of recon
struction will date from the day on which the
Georgian Senator'S shall take their seats
which it is supposed they will do this week.
They will find a changed world at Washing.
ton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

sorltcrs b.vinr h - apgonissdn hy the h9ror-
able Probate Court for "a az and adjust ali claims aud
Wsoners u ieoelFoi exam the estate Of Ira Fisher,
late Of Cabot in said nlsir teontls tom no i6tb
insnlyont, ami the torn OF six t.wnd la, anti co,,rt
day OF November. l.7h, being a. Nrxbnst ,rj $500
10 lhe creditors Of said deceased w notice tbb, ~
their respective claims before U.S. q. Nst,'. - -
viii attend 10 the duties Of our app ta'if.. ~ Nv
office OF j. T. Lamson IN Cabot. go sad ''' On the
third Thursdays of January aud May ~ "' ono
o'clock lu the afternoon, ON each of sad days.
j. L LAMs0N, commi.s qacrs
fafof hos .ft A a. Ism
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STATE MATTERS.

4 chr lU1d Of prc.-oI I.Iv. LDInd I'm n 7-t,,
caught Gre from tbo epe,nc. nh within, .,,,;,n
I,,,s.i,,. ,,.,,,, ,,l ,...5
estimated at about $1,000
"A barn belonging 20 A. p. Dsuielsor Bristol
together with one horse. a cow. tN, harnesses n
traverse sled. 3obnsbos of oats. and n lam or hoy
WAS burned l,.t week.
The Mddlcbay Regisier COMPLAIN. thnt house
robbers me becoming altogether too common in
Tint VILLAGE. and Tie ycrganncs y,rmoafer mike.
n similar c5mplaint as O. yerrenne. thieves
t...t. p...., H.. ,,.i.n.,.... 49,,
,...,.l nm ,',..a If .,,,a ',',,.'i T'' e ""'
'''e ~ :" ~ ,' e',
was found guilty and put under s 600 bonds.
Not finding bail. be- wns committed &, m1 To
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
Ia Prolata Court, hell nc Montpelier within and for
san District, on the Aih day OF November, A. d. $50.
Alnnuh liii aud William a. Holden. executors of tho
last viii and testament Of Hubbard il lae OF Middle
sex va sild district Diseased masses application 10 said
Court with the consent aud appreciation IN writing OF
te dgvl.eos and uaues u s deceased for license to
sell gu the real estate Of sgd docgao situated In sld
MddlusoNi including the right OF homestead theren
representing hat the sale thereof would be beneficial 10
the dcyisocs aud iegaccs Of said deceased md those in
erestd IN hs estate Whoreupon, IL s ordered by said
Court THAT snid application Ice referred 10 a session
thereo To he held 20 the Probate Oce Ia said ontro
itF on tn ait day Of December AID 1870 Tor hearing
and decision thereon and 10 "a further ordercd that All
pefuus Interested De- notified hereof b. publication or
notice Of said application aud order thereon three weeks
sueoessvey IN lho Vermont Mntohman and state Jour
nal. printed az Montpelier before said time of hearing
that they may appear at sai time and plaor aad Il.
thcy rlo cnuac object thtrrto
By the Court Attest
'6i7 y. a. CHASE, Register.
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hpgal nntioos.
TTrBBARD HILLs ESTATE.

4 4 sulecfihors having boon appointed by the Hon
ortilo Probate Court Tor the district ui Washington,
commissioners TO i've examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of Oh persons, against The estate Of
Hubbard lll late of Miidlcsey in said district de-
caa represented nsulyeut nud The term ~ six montls.
0n thc 30 day OF December $500 iOn- allowed ny aiq
Court 90 the credors 81 said igcoised, 90 exhibit and
provo thor rospcctvech.ma orc us Give notice, that
we will tend To- thc duties Of appointment at tho
dwelling house of llannuh llll, n said Mldiieacx,
loo ssid District, The Hrst Tucsdays or January and
May next nt Cen O'Clock boa Che ofcnoon' ON eieh OIL
said days. -
p Z S5,sdPTi, Comm &c oners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

PERsoNAL.-Geo. L. Stone has been appointed
Division Superintendent of the Northern Diyia-
ion Of the Vermont Central, comprising the Mon
treal and Vermont junction, the Stans,ead, Shelf.
ford and Chambly railroad, and Mississippi rail
road. This is an excellent appointment, and a
deserved recognition Of long and faithful scry-
ice. Mr.. Stone has been in the employ Of the
road in one capacity and another for eighteen
years. lie commenced as % switchman at Water
bury, was station agent twelve years at Rouse.
Point, and for the past three years and half ha,
been depot master and train dispatcher at thi,
place Mr.. II. X. Bush, for the past five year,
well known as gentlemanly conductor on the
road, succeeds Mr.. Stone as depot master c. r
V. Randall assumes the duties Of train despatch.
er.-Froe Press.
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Mir. Emerson spragre Of huntington had bis
shoulder and leg broken by the fall Of a stub Of
treeio on the lath'
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~ pcrsnns against purchasing certain paper writ
ng signcd by ulo and reading DISTANCE a. f0llnwsi
BARHE, w. sept. N, 1870.
For value received PROMISE 10 pay A. q. Coukling
order hundred and my dollars, Fix months from
date, with u1e.n
Said paper having been procured by fraud and With
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Barre W.. Oct q. 1870 itii-
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DAMN WOODS EsTATE.--The sub.

A scrhcrs, having hoen appointed hy the llonora-
bio Probate Court for the ntrir0 81 Wthn- ton, Commits
Ga ncr to receive, examine, and adjust All claims aqd
iepals OF all porsons against tho estate OF Adam l.
Wood .fr Waterbury, Ia said District deceased, repre-
sentcd usoig emit aud the term OF S months rom &c
IA day of Nov lsil being allowed by said Court to
l. creditors of .a deceased TO exhibit and prove tioir
.sNtiyo claims before PISS Give notice tha, we VII
rec I 70 the duties Of appointment ~ the lweii-
attel y. 81 Lewis o. Morse 10 Waterbury, In said )s.
Ing ho - ~ Tuesdays Of january and AUs neN' NJ
trtct. on "a the afternoon on each 0fsad davs
one O'Clock no .. SMITH, c
LOREN WATTS. Ooui'uiasiohers
'esnher 9th, \. D. l-i0.-i7.i9
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In the appointment Of representatives to
Congress under the new census, New England
is likely to lose fifth part Of her present
number, while the southern states, although
they have gained less in population than
New England has, will lose no more than a
twentieth part of their members. This is
because all the freedmen are now counted in
the basis Of representation, instead of three.
iifhs of them, as formerly. The addition in
this way is more than million aud half
Only one of the southern States, however
Texas will actually gain member of Con.
gress, while Virginia, North Carolina, Louis
lana and Kentucky will each lose one. New
York, Pennsylvania aud Ohio will each lose
several members, while all the western States
except Indiana and Nebraska will gain one
or more apiece. The Pacific states will just
hold their own This is on the suppositiou
that the number Of members in the new
House does not exceed 25j, as it probably
will not All depends on the pleasure Of
Congress however.
There is response at last, to Gen
Buffers war talk against England. 1t comes
from New York Irishmen, who had a meeting,
Wednesday night, and passed resolutions
thanking Gen Butler for his high eulogum.
on Irishmen in his recent grafton, ald pledg.
ing themselves to rally around him the mo-
ment he gives the word Next thing we shall
know, Gen Butler will be adding to his other
military and civic titles that of Fonian head
center; but if the Fenians do not want to be
" bottled up" We advise them not to let him
have command Of the next expedition against
Canada.
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MoW .Aduerlis

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I4NARM FOR SALE-Said Farm DO.
a longs To the estate Of the late H. NJ Phelps is su
Ated ahout two miles irem Post Oico and village IN
Narheld, Washington County. II contains nearly three
hundred acres consisting ofoNcelion tllage and pas
tuage land, large sugar Orchard aud also Wood Land
II isasuperor Dairy Farm. There on the premises
large number of Fruit Trees eagrdhg variety Ofohoce
Kinds Of grated apples And also Pear and Plum
trees The buildings consist Of House and Woodshed
Coru-barn, large Horse Barn ana two Other large
barus all IA comfortable repair Water Of an zee Hem
quality aud la great abundance, is carried 10 both
uousc and Harm, ron ueyef-talllng spring
Ihelarn Will he sold On easy terms.
For further particulars inquire OF
Mrs, D. ~ PHELPS, Burllngton VI.
1850 or VIM. PALMER Waitsield, w.
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MIR, james Stevens Of llineshurgh had his
shoulder dslacated on the lith by being over
turned In wagon,
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