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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-16
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In Barre, Aug s, Miss CAROLINE =. HALE, aged o. yrs
In South Barre, Aug. o. Mrs Party A., wife OF Levi
Bates, aged "A years
In East Orange June 2s, Mr.. EBESEzER MELENDY,
aged 80 years and 10 months.
In Glover Aug. G, Of eryspoas Mr.. c, FuLLEn, aged
% years.
In Wheelock Aug. ,, CHARLES WsLcn, aged about S.
In Glover July a. Reuben p CHENEY aged g. years
In Albany, Aug. !, WILLIAM RowELL aged 81 years.
lu Cabot, Aug 10, Of heart disease, Mis- CAMILLA
WARE OF Pomfret, aged s. years.
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE BRGGHTON,

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Vhs 5oat aspi +'f f'i $50 tNH 40
PRiCEs.-Besf Canie-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, $3.50 fl0uOi hrst quality, 500 ngn, second
quality, $500 a sos third quality 5000 NJ $40 v
100 bs on total weight Of hide Dlow and dressed beef
A few choice single pairs, tll1n fUlN0 Balls. &C.
5000 500.
WorNng Orsn. inn t2i1P pair OF according 90 their
value a. beef. Handy Steers, $50 m D. ~.
Muet Cor'-suWf5i extra good s'Na &c. with or
without calves, may bee agreed Harrow and oriina-
~ go n 10.
Nforfs.AArarlIuEa. tlnul. twO-vo1r4 ulN trI a.
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ALFRED EDDY's ESTATE.

4 N The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Commissioners 10 receive, examine, and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Alfred Eddy, late OF Marshheld In said district, de
nsolycnt and the term Of SIX mouths
from the 10th day Of July, A. d. 1871 being allowed by
said Court the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice
that we will attend the duties Of appointment At
the dwelling house Of widow Neomi Eddy In Marshheld
In said District on the second Saturdays OF september
and January next at o'clock, In the afternoon, on
each Of said days.
A P. HICKS, (conm,.s,ona,.
! MarshHeld. July 2gth. A. ID, lSIl,-Nl6j
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MoSrgrrW MANrfAc1tRNG CogrA>y.-Scy-
eral energetic and public spirited citizens have
been making strenuous effort during the last
few days % induce our people tosubseribe sGo-
O00 the sum necessary 20 put in operation one
Of the companies chartered by our last legisla-
turc The proposition is 20 purchase 1l Mr.. Taft,
thecxten.ye mill property and power on tine Bcr-
l.u side. and transfer thereto The Chillren- CAB
business which ha- grown into such large and
profitable proportions In the hands OF the Colby
Brothers. at Waterbury. some $4,000 or SEQ
Oooof the requisite sum IS set wanting, and there
is danger that the canvass win be abandoned in
despair and disgust, just at that point of pro-
gross which has so often been reached before Can
itbe possible that men Of intelligence and obser-
walton need 70 De implrtunel in respect 20 an en-
terprise of this sort2 Can they doubt either It's
value as an Investment, or the measure Of pros
perity it brings TO the community in which il !,
llcatel2 u 50. they have been but poor ob,cry
ers of the signs of the times. In the advances o
other special sources of prosperity, it would seem
that the introduction Of manufactures was our
last resort, If we would keep even in sight Of the
other large towns in the State and with this
we can be the arlcitects of our own development
and growth. There can be noquestion that the
stock, as an Investment, will be superior 20 any
other business row open % us and in respect t,
the town, its effect would be magical We cal
not or moment believe that our people will lei
the present. week pass hy without subscribing The
requisite amount Of stock o. secure the transfer
Of this important branch Of manufacture
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DEsrRucryg FLoop Is RlcHfoRD AND MoNT-
GoNERY About p m Tuesday, the scverest
shower ever known to the people of Richford and
Montgomery fell upon them in such torrents that
in few minutes brooks were swollen to rivers
The height of the water soon exceeded all prece-
dent in that neighborhood and everything was
swept before it. Hail fell in large stones, that
crops were much damaged even above the water
courses On the Stanhope brook in Richiord the
the Saw Mill of ;. 5. Garyn, a highway bridge
and a new r. X. bridge on the NJ. Il c. r. road
were carried away. Mr. Field, proprietor of the
saw mill at Richiord, lost heavily in logs by the
breaking Of his boom. The farms and crops oil
Freeman Flint and Sherman Sears, in Richlord
were badly damaged by the brooks changing its
course, and throughout the region visited by the
deluge bridges were carried away 80 as to inter
rupt travel, In Montgomery l. j Rochussen, E-q
Of Richford lost his horse and carriage in crossing
bridge and very narrowly escaped drowning
himself.
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CEORGEL sIMONs' ESTATE.

u The Subscribers having beef by ths Hon
orable Probate Court for the District OF Com
missoners To receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF persons against tho estate OF dcorge L.
simons late Of Montpelier In said District deceased rep
resented nsoyent and tho term OF six months from the
ith day Of July 1871, being allowed by said Court y
the creditors said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that we VIII
attend TO the duties OF appointment Al the
store Of Farwell Brothers, In Montpelier. In said
next at o'clock in the afternoon on each Of said
days.
AL 4 SAR jh5T2DSSsNorr. Commissioner.
MnnInnllnr. InlY IL. A. u. ISL .-a2A
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CARAH d. PERSONS ESTATE.

- Tho subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District oiwashing
ton. Comm ssioners 70 receive examine ana adjust AZ
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Sarah d. Person, late Of Berlin In said District,
deceased, represented insoyentl and the term OF sr
lowed by said Court the creditors Of said deceased,
TO exhibit and prove their respective claims before US
Give notice. that We will attend 70 the dutes OF our
appointment the dwelling house OF Jonathan bosworth
In BERLIN in said District on tho first Thursdays OF
September and February next At one O'Clock IN the
afternoon each OF said days.
SYLNANUS Z. NYE, tcommissioners
ROLLINS IL. STEWART !
A.,.ru Il
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rTATE OLE VERMONT.

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
ain Probate Court holden at Brookheld, the 18th
day of July A. ID. ls7li
EbeneEer Bass Executor Of the last will and tssta
ment Of Squire Benedict late Of Wliamstown, in said
district deceased makes application TO said Court for
License sell all OF tho real estate OF said deceased
representing that said sale will be beneficial 10 all er
sons Interested in the estate Of said deceased, and
has filed 10 said Court the consent In writing Of all the
10 such sale .
Whoreupon It Is ordered by said Court that said app
cation under consideration and DO heard the It'll
day OF september, A. d. 1871 at the Probate ONCE In
Brookhed and 4 Is further ordered that all persons In
teresed be notified hereof by publication Of notice OF
this application and order thereon, three weeks success
siyely, in the Vermont Watshman and State Journal
printed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and IL they sec
cause, object thereto.
by the Court.-Attestt -.
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Washington County supreme Court.

Present Judges BARRETT, RovoF, REDrIELD,
and Ross
AT the recent term Of this court, the following
cases were heard, and disposed Of as follows
Miner, Receiver, rs. National Bank Of Bellows
Falls and Is, National Bank Of Brattleboro were
continued until general term for re-argument.
Timothy Richardson rs. G. & G. @. Winches-
ter. Book account Judgment Of County Court
for plaintiff, affirmed
Joseph Sawyer rs, f j. Green Judgment for
plaintiff, affirmed
Jared Kimmis u.s. Enos Stiles. Slander. Judg
ment Of County Court was reversed, and judgment
arrested
Green Mountain Central Institute rs. Dennis
Britain, to enforce subscription. Judgment for
plaintiff, affirmed
Hiram Atkins as. F.. A. Pympton, APPELLANT
Judgment of County Court for plaintiff, affirmed.
Town of i0ainGcld r, G.. T. Batchelder. Re
peyin Of oct-dn liquors. Judgment Of County
Coud Goa .cturn Of property and one cent DANA
ge- affirmed
Winslov s. Moore o., Town of Warren. Sol
der. Bounty With the Court
,-....
-. .,.,.a ar.
~
T.. T. rainier Executor Oh. "' l''-'," " ll.'
tee. Debt on Judgment Heard and with the
Court
y p Brooks rs Anastatiu- Nicholas As.ump-
sit. Judgment for plaintiff affirmed
VH Collins Admir- rs Town and City of Bur
linrton Judgment for plaintiff reversed, and
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Tllc Excursion.

he Excursion on Lake Champlain, Aug, 9th,
A., success. Although the numbers were
II NH the enjoyment Of the occasion will long be
Il, n,berei by those who took advantage Of the
a, Our party numbering about thirty went to
=, tooa. while the rest only went to Whitehall
"a returned down the Lake by moonlight.
Fbe stay at Whitehall was quito pleasant last
~, r,r three hours, which was occupied by the
IA cs and gentlemen, in watching the boats pass
and down through the Locks Mr.. Hall, Of
IL Hotel, opened his doors to the party and
.,.5e AFT feel quite at home.
10 West Randolph Cornet Band did excellent
=, cby way Of music, and everything passed
y t.,.antly here. Soon came the hour Of de-
y" ,rc when the kind Offices Of Mr.. Hall came
IA reoui.tion. in carrying the ladies to the sta
III b1t this was accomplished in very good time
al avery one was in readiness for their even
~ i,prpcy-c,cn those that went by way OIL
Rutland ur.
Ats.3o p. NJ, we ro.embarked on the l"-
aoo, for Burlington but after We re lairly
an board again, it was suggested that we snoulu
u down through TO Rouses' Point, and return IN
the morning to which the entire party assentea.
Tts so,tled and supper disposed Of, the Band gave
ne s,n,e excellent music, the ladies sang and the
hour rldei swiftly away, till nearly twelve
when fl nice little party formed Tor quadrile'
. MOI graceful company Of ladies and gentle
men seldom meet. than were present at this
time all harmonious, all happy How could we
be otlcrwi.e when no pains are spared by The
otlccrs of the b." p0OoHt TO make us so AIT
erdancing % their satisfaction Che ladies gave q
,ocaI entertainment, which added greatly 70 the
enioyment of an present. This lasted TIL into
tbe mall hours-whou w,,h one consent the par
n broke UP for the night
40 daybrcak nearly all wori on ieck to get
View Of Patt-burgh and % breathe the fresh
morning air. After O. couple OF hours pleasant
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TEDUTHAN DOTY,s ESTATE.

q The subscrlberE having been appointed BY the Hon
orable Probate Court for the District Of wAshinxton
and demands Of all persons against the estate ~ Jew
than Doy late Of East Montpelier, In said lis.rot %
nom the lst day OF July, 1871 being allowed ~ aid
Court TO the creditors OF said - exhibit And
We will attend TO the duties Of our spPointmsnt ~ the
dwelling house of M d. willard. IN East Montpelier In
aid Distret an HE last Friday OF septsmbsr and De-
eember next at one o'clock in the afternoon. sAeh
LT; MaAALLts9aRY' Commissioner,
East Montpelier, July 10, A. D, !EI.-sast
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From the minutes OF the General Convention
Of Vermont for 1871 we gather the following
statistics as to the present condition of the Cor
gretonal Churches in this State,
The number of churches in the State is 2Ol,
having a total membership of 1856 There
have been received to the churches during the
year, o97 by profession of faith, 375 by letter
IN all 81. There have been dismissed to other
ehurches, l6Oi communicated, IL; removed
by death, 1866; in all 1913 leaving 1873 as the
Total net gain in membership during the year.
The Sabbath schools connected with these
churches report total membership of 90 .6O3
The average congregations are reported at 81. 7s9
The contributions to various religious objects
mount to Sl5, IOi 90. There are also reported
sei baptisms of adults, and 253 baptisms of in
hnte
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A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
Are easily attained and those who fail to avail them
selves Of the means should not complain when accused
Of gross neglect The SoxopoST will speedily eradicate
the Of foul breath, beauty Ing and preserving
the teeth to the oldest age
spaldIng,. Glue Is usefal In everl hou.e.
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Legal mntipes.
CTATE OLE VERMONT.

CTATE OF VERMONT,
y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District on the 18th day OF August A. ID. ISL;
An instrument purporting to be the last VIII and
Testament Of Susan ID. Lance, late Of Cabot, Ia
said District deceased, being presented to the Court by
Geo W. Scott the Executor therein named for Probate
II b. ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear at session OF said Court TO
be- held at the Probate Oce In Montpelier the 5th day
Of September A. D. 1871 and show any they may
have against the Probate Of said VIII. for which pur
pose II II further ordered that copy Of the record Of
this order be published three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Waterman A State Journal printed at Mont
peier previous to said time appointed for hearing.
by the C0urt.-Attest,
SIS n A. CHASE, Register
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E Glass OF l87l.-U. v NJ. AND S. A. C.-The
following statistics of the late graduating class
have been furnished US Whole number during
Course, % entered in advance, 3 died, | :;
graduated, II. Residences, Vermont, o New
York, Missouri Washington Territory, /,
oldest, "a years and months youngest, 10
wears and months average, 90 years and 8
months. Heaviest, l6s pounds lightest, 1906
pounds, average, lls pounds Tallest, feet
and inches shortest, Ieet and inches aver
hge, feet and eight inches. Religious prefer
fnce Congregational, o; Baptist, Unitarian,
pad Episcopal, each |. Intended vocation, Law,
Y ministry and engineering, each . medicine
|and teaching each L.
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NoRrHFELD.-W What town In Vermont beats
Mortified in representation at Saratoga Last
week there were eighteen men, women and chill
dren from Mortified, who had lived or were now
living there, at this celebrated watering place,
eleven of whom were Dennys.
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STATE MATTERS.

ur,.o., o,
w.,aa.,o. aoarnea, 80 t'-, ~ /
- 49,. so,tea..' , W. ,t ''OuuS
p,si,aa o,,1 ~. "''' ~, i'uu'uuuly
ps.tes,, ,., ' MI '0 o','' 'o' ''''
ientaly drowned willie ba,bing in oper crcel
some distance aloye ,bo u ts;d,o ec,,,'
munity was deeply saddened nv tbis casualty. oc.
curing in the mid.tor Coleoio,e festivities lie
was the sonof l. Round Es5 of North Clarcn.
don
,ec
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Vl''" '''V ,'a' ,'''uV ~" "'i"' ~ Nno"n as ''e
'''''i '''''' ''' Ut" H''s' 'i'u1'''''y'
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Col Jim FISK Is among The celebrities Who will
honor Bennington with their presence today the
'''''' ''''''J VI '''' D''uc OIL remington
y day or TWO since a lad Of fifteen and q girl
one year his junior whose very respectable pm
rents reside IN Bennington ran away and went to
Troy ana after repeated but irutlcs' attempts to
so' r'''''u' '"eS ,''S ''e evening train home
.tJ;.s, '',' ''' ''' ''' "'I''''' 'i " union 90
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
lhc hr'' depot on The Vermont Division Of the
Portland ogdensourg mllroad wa. raised in
""N''''e %" iue-dny afternoon oi la-t week.
terrible accident occurred ln SH-'y' mill boz
west burke Oh wednesday afternoon Of last
week As the sawyer Wright Clifford, Of New
ARK was putting belt upon "a wheel bis leg was
caught ana torn nearly from Dos body, tearing
open nus bowels and mangIing him dreadiuly
Mt. OIil1rd Is Sill alive but it is thought that
his injury Is Zoo severe 90 entertain much hope Of
''' ''''''''
Cyrus lladey OF 81. Johu-lury tjJk piece Of
a needle nearly an inch long out Of the calf Of
his leg Monday. lie lost the needle in bis leg
above thc knee some three years ago, since which
time De ha- suffered rhcumati-m in that limb
He hsn7w found che needle and be- hopes cured
the rheumatism.
lurrt,n.> ,ar,fr
Henry W Webster l,. boar ,,r...,,..I ......
na-teraf West Bolton. ,i-. smith man r.
-igucl
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~ Dr. Bryant's decision to remain at the
Union House until Sept. will give general salts
faction. His success has been remarkable.
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HOUSE, TnrEF ARRESTED The thiefwho recent.
ly hired span of horses of Perry & Appleton at
Burlington, and ran away with them, was arrested
by Sheriff l.. A. Drew, and officer Stewart Of
Waterbury, last week at Fitchburgh, Mass, aft
er an exciting chase. The property was recoy-
cred
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, n,,uion of Montpelier Boy. in i J., -.

a.. Union Of Montpelier Boys In lN'S,
AIOmNs0y. Kansas, 2
August -th, isis
.ad pp'aH3 There are many Of us who
have not seen the Green Mountains for over ten
year and who have iittle desire SO TO do as long
as strange faces greet Us. Many Montpelier boys
are scattered over tAc Republic most of whom
take Your paper, and may read this communiea-
tho. We propose that We celebrate a grand re-
union at your lovely town on the lth of July
1872 bringing together our wives and children
At that date most of Us will be able 10 dismiss
our business cares and return % our native viii
lage, free O. pleasure. Such an opportunity FOR
inter aange Of experiences, renewal of friend
shin that ought 70 continue through life, grasp
ing the hand OF former chums who still cling o.
o. native SOIL and paying our respects to yener-
l pie men, who in former days advised and encour-
geel us ali, and who will soon be 10 another
.lnd, VIII repay richly the attendant cost and loss
! time. Can not committee of your young
lneu take this ia hand and perfect the arrange
aaut- inviting old and young aiike-odrselyos,
wives and lahics2 A. W $
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FNED --Aeck Brooks was found intoxicated
on the street Tuesday of last week, was brought
before Justice Robinson on Wednesday, and fined
$500 and costs. l.. d. Guernsey who furnished
the crltter WAS fined $1,000 and costs.
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ANOTHER WONDER Mr.. A. r. Hancock, Of
Worcester, has left with US a specimen Of what
seems to be chrysalis butterfly, or something Of
that sort, but unlike anything which we have
ever seen. II was found suspended from On oat-
leaf in his field 1t Isl kind of soft bag or sack,
closed at each end, about an inch long, and nearly
the same in circumference, variousy aud most
beautifully coored-some Of them encrcled with
gold stars, and elegant enough for a lady's car
ornament, Nobody seems ever to have seen the
like before Surely, nature is Of late piordng
more and greater maryels than naturalists ever
dreamed Of
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Personal.

AT the annual Commencement of Middlebury
College the following honorary degrees were con-
conferred A. Mira W. Clark, Midllebury
Freeman c. Beaman, Kentucky d. D.--Rey.
Merrill Richardson, New York James Caldwell,
Royalton. L.LD.-John Pierpont, Chief jus
tice of Vermont
The wife OF Colonel lie Grand b. Cannon,
died in Burlington, Friday evening, of consump-
ton. She had been an invalid for several years
before death came to her relief. Mrs. Cannon
was the mother of Mrs Chester Griswold, and a
sister Of the late Mrs. f. Thompson Gale, of Troy.
Mr.. CHARLES I. SAprN, left town on Monday
for Atlanta, Georgia, where he has engaged a.
superintendent Of construction on the Cherokee
railroad His family will not go South until Fail
We feel sorry to lose Mr. Sabin, for we have but
too few such young men at the best but we con.
graduate his employers on having secured the
services of gentleman of sterling character, and
an engineer of the highest practical value
The Postmaster General has appointed +. b.
Beals route agent on the route between Spring
field, Massachusetts, and Newport, Vermont
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Remaining in The Montpelier Past Office
august il, 1871.
LADWs-Mrs. L. A. Cas-, Mrs. Matte y. Hastings
Mrs. Ann Hurry, Mrs. Rosina McAlister, Mrs. NJ
Powers Mrs Clara NJ j. Rogers, MR.. Loease Smith,
Mrs. j. r. Tracy Mrs A; II. Wright, Miss Ednuro La
bOusleTe, Miss Kate Merrill.
GgSrLMEs-C. W. Ainsworth, c. II. Brown, Jonathan
earns Marshal L. Durham, John Edwards j. Fountain,
Samuel Hall, Henry Hooker Gilbert House, James A
Gordon, Nicholas Lawlor Cauliso Lafunton, NJ. n Me-
Donald, Pierre Muniere, Octave Morosse Joseph NIer
routs WIN. Sherman, w. r. Taylor, J. Dean Wheeler.
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rERRiBLE ERuPToN. London Aug. II. A
dreadful calamity has visited the small Island
Of Tagolanda, in Malay Archipelago, about fifty
miles northeast of the Island of Celebes. An
outburst of the volcano of Ruwang, accompanied
by a conyulson of the sea and a wave forty yards
in hight, swept all the human beings, cattle and
horses from the Island. The number of persons
who persisted was four hundred and sixteen.
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- Don't forget that DR.. Bayant remains at
The Union House until Sept, /.
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II DR., Bryant has finally consented to remain
in Montpelier until Sept. |. lie has treated sue
cessiuly large number of cases since he has
been in town. lie may be found at the Union
House.
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NJ OF | @ Il
MONTPELIER & WHITE RIVER Il. X. co.

We the undersigned Commissioners, appointed by an
Act 10 incorporate the Montpelier and White River Rail
road Company passed by the Legislature OF the state OF
Vermont approved November stl 1861, do hereby give
notice TO the stockholders OF said Company 70 meet at
the onoe Of d. r. Flhold, Esq Ia Montpelier, in the
county Of Washington and state OF Vermont the 2id
day OF August, 1871 at o'clock, p TO organize said
Company adopt bylaws and 10 elect seven directors or
said Company Is provided In and In accordance with
said act incorporating said Company.
n Il.
Montpelier, Aug 7th, 1871.
D.. DENIsON,
BENJAMIN u. RIsK,
j. q. HUNTINGTON,
y. q. BiGL0W, coma,Ssos,y,
JOHN LYNDE,
j. GREGORY SMITH,
JOSEPH CLARK,
10 d. HATCH, Si1