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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District on the lith day Of October, A. D., 1871
William II. Holden and Hannah Hill, Executors OF
tho estate Of Hubbard I'M, late Of Middlesex, In said
District deceased present their administration account
for Examination and allowance, and make application
decree Of distribution and partition of the estate Of
said deceased Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be referred
session thereof to be held at the Probate Office in said
district the lih day OF November A. D., 1871 for
hearing and decision thereon, and II 10 further ordered
that notice hereof be given to all persons interested
by publication Of the three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, newspaper
published at Montpelier previous to the said time ap
pointed for hearing that they may appear at said time
aud place. and show cause, any they may have, why
said account should not be allowed and such decree made
| by the Court. Attest,
1896 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
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+ PRAIsEwoRrnY DEED OF YoUYo NERNoNTER.-
At the Pensacola Navy Yard late one night last
week tipsy sailor attempted to get on board the
United States Steamer Npsio, but fell of the gang
way plank and was about drowning, when Mid
shipman Hanson r. Tyler, an efficient young
officer attached to the ship, sprang overheard and
succeeded in resculng him at the peril Of his own
life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

NoRTuuKIp.-The second match game of a Sc
RIGS Of Base Ball between the Norwich Uniyer
sity nine and the st. Adams b. b. c., came of
upon the grounds of the former on Saturday last
Resulting in a victory for the Norwich University
BY score of 81 TO a. Owing to the inclemency
or the weather, no fine playing was disayed By
either club. The decisive game is to be played Al
Richmond, upon neutral grounds, on Saturday
October 25th, the weather permitting
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ousnMANs EsTATE.

IL The Subscribers, having been appointed By the
Honorable Probate Court for the patretof Washington,
Commissioners to receive examine ana ADJUST an claims
Cnshman late Of Duxhuyi In said District deceased
represontod nsolyent and the term Of ~ months rom
the 2ist day Of October lai gaNNu ~ sAn Nuult
10 tho creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit anu prove
their respective claims before Give notice th9t We
will attend 10 the dutes Of appointment NJ the dwell
ing-house OF benjamin Barrett, IN MddeieA N sall
District on the fourth Tuesday Of November ana Mareh
next at 10 o'clock n the forenoon on each Of sd Jays
WILLIAM u, MCINTYRE, lco,nmissioners
BENJAMIN BARRETT. 80
October ed, A. D, ls7l VJv'
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Quick TME-DNTER BEATES.-Mr. George
Abbott, of Barre, threshed for w G, Nye one
hundred and fifty bushels of oats in four hours,
and stopped four times, fifteen minutes at time,
making one hundred and fifty bushels in one hun
dred and eighty minutes. One half Of the straw
was very coarse, the rest short straw. The oats
can be measured at any time at the expense Of the
nnbeiever.
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A SA Ii. WHITCOMB's ESTATE.

The Subscribers having been appointedby tho Hon.
orabo Probate Court for the District Washington Com.
missoners 10 receive examine, and ADJUST all claims and
demands of all persons against tho estate Of Asa H.
Whitcomb late OF Paineld in said District
resented nsoyent and the term OF ST. months from the
I'D day OF sept, 1871 being allowed by said Court To
the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us; Give notice that will
attend to tho duties OF our appointment at tho
store of Orlando Knapp, In Plainfeld, in said Dis
rict, the last Tuesday OF January and the third
Tuesday of March noNt at ono O'Clock in tho AFTER
noon, each Of said days.
LARNED COBURN,( co,,,,,i..,ono,.
ORLANDO KNAPP, ! COMMISSIONER
Piainleld, September 2sth. A. ID. ls7I.--9AN
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Watohman Sc journal.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1871

4 ~ The Concert in aid Of the sufferers by the
Mo Western fires is 10 be held on Wednesday
r,ening, November lst one week later than an
bounced by us last week. 1t promises to be one
al the best entertainments ever given in TINS
Mace. See advertisement. We learn that the
H. of the Village Hall has been CONTINUOUSLY ten
dered to those engaged in getting up the Concert
mi that Mr. G.. W. Wilder also provides them
uith piano and cabinet organ to be used on that
oer,sion, without money and without price We
Il, It our people will literally palronic the Com
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WATERBURY, CENTER-Srious Aecidenf.--As
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace were ascending a
hill near Lucius Demeritt's, the horse became
frightened at a stump by the side Of the road and
ran back In such manner as to oyorturn the
wagon, throwing them both upon the ground. Mr..
Wallace received an injury in his side, and Mrs,
Wallace met with severe injuries, from which it
is feared she will never recover.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

- 1t is believed that the fires in Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota, have been finally
extinguished, although fires are raging in
New York State.
The village of Cameron, Missouri, which
was largely settled by residents of this
county, was visited by an extensive conaagra-
ton last week.
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EAST BRANTREg. 800 new Congregational
church was formed on the goth inst at f. Brain
tree. Thirty-tye persons were received to it by
letter and profession Eleven of these were heads
of families. A most gratifying change has come
over that community in the last six months, and
the new church begins its history under the most
favorable auspices. The services at the organza-
ton were introduced by Rev. Mr. Dixie, Sermon
by Rev, W. II. Lord Fellowship of churches,
Rev. Mr. Bushee and address to the church, by
Rev. Z. s. Smith
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

Nry Book oNNESDATioN. II have examined
with care the prospectus of Dr. Marsh's " Night
Scenes in the Bible, and am satisfied that the
work possesses peculiar oxcolcuces which COM
mend it to every lover of the Divine Word. 1t
Is carefully and conscentously written, beauu-
fully illustrated, neatly printed, and well bound
] regard it t. a valuable book.
jew CoxE.
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TnE CASE or B,RroN More than fortnight
has now passed since the escape Of tie Water
bury bank robber, Barton, at North Ilartland,
and not one word further than that reported last
week has yet been heard Of him. The story Of
his escape in female apparel is not credited. His
recapture is not now to be expected from daylight
travels over tho hills, and three hundred dollar
reward.
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Deaths.


IN tls village Oct. Goth, Mrs. HELEN BrrA, wife Of
David II. Matson, aged g years
In Duxhury oct. 9Th, of consumption, ADOBE NJ. Bow
uANi aged rs years. month and days.
ln Rochester, Oct 9Th, Mrs.. SusANNAH PARNENrER
aged Sd years.
In Richmond, oct, 9Th, Mrs PERcls browsing, wife o.
Rev. Thomas browning aged s. years months and ?
days.
In Watsaeld, Oct n, Of typhoid fever, ADpIE l.
JONES, daughter u OrYIs aud hoAcy Il. Jones' aged IL
years and 3 months.
A brief illness, and sine Is gone The fair promise Of
her continued useful and happy life among sad
meuts had given her large place In the home and social
circle. NWcety her memory cherished, while her Loss
is deeply and widely felt and mournod.
IN Wuliamst0wn, Oct. Is, JOEL BASS Esq, aged 81
years, months and % days.
lie died on the farm where he first settled IS year.
ago. He has always akon active part in politics. and
has not failed 90 cast his vote at every annual Freeman
meeting he had a vigorous constitution and strong
mental faculties, which he retained uutu short tim,
previous 90 IBIS death.
In peacham Oct 81 MARIErrG, wife Of Daniel W
Blake, aged % years.
To-, another bond Is broken,
one more tender tie uhstruug,
one more loved one lent is taken,
Leaving hearts with sorrow wrung,
Farewell, kind and faithful mother
Farewell sister, wife aud friend
All thy work Of love IL over
All Thy suffering at an end.
In Cabot Oct 22 ElNoRA daughter Of Fri and Luther
Go0iaie, aged ID years and months.
In West Newbury, Sept. 9TH, ALICE JASE, daughter d
II. q. Wilson, aged 10 yoars, months and IS days.
In Tunhrdgc, oct l5, Miss CoRDELIA GRANT, age
l3 years.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ hANDOLfu DlSlNlCT, -.
In Probate Court hold at Brookfeld within and for
said District, the ia day Of October, A. ID. 1871
IAN instrument purpOrtlng 10 be the last VIII and
Testament OF Atrial Hall, late Of Wlliamstown, in
d District deceased, being presented TO the Court by
ithan Halt tho executor therein named, for Probate
Il ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be nohed to appear at session Of said Court to
he held at the Probate Office In Brooked the 18th day
Of November A. D. 1871 and show cause II any they may
have against the Probate Of said VIII for which pur
pose Il is further ordered that copy of the record OF
this order be published three weeks successfully in tho
Vermont Waterman State Journal, printed at Mont
peor, previous 10 said tune appointed for hearing.
1896 JOHN r. CLEAvELAND, Judge.
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GEoRGE W. wILLEY's ESTATE.

~ The subscribers, having been appointed by
tho Honorable Probate Court for the District oiwashng
ton Commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate Of
George W. Wiley, late Of Cabot, In said District,
lowed by said Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased,
70 exhibit and prove ther respective claims before
Give notice, that will attend 70 the duties OF
appointment at the dwelling house OF Byron Wiley,
In Cabot Ia said District the 18th days Of November
and May next, at ono o'clock In the afternoon, on
each Of said days.
I nih ,u T pilISii N commissioners.
Mnn-lhmrN NnInhnr AIIlI A ID l.lI--all
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ST., ALBANs BUTTER MARKEr.-The market was
dull Quotations Summer diaries, IA to 22c
fall made, 80 to 32c extra lots, 20c There were
few transactions at other figures. Cheese, II 10
leIc for dairy, and 10 to l34c. for factory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

HAHDwicS.-The fr-ttouches Of wintery wealth
or are always noticed and often severely felt
The weather during several days Of the past
week admoni-hes Us that winter will soon be upon
us. The ground was frozen quite hard, especially
in the roads, and many apples and garden yege-
tables remaining ungathered, were injured. lee
formed on the night Of the Goth, an inch in
thickness, IN tubs standing in exposed situa-
tions
Samuel Iloyt is building q shop for cutting
granite near the ledge opposite the hotel This
business IN this locality promises to be extensive
and important whenever the railroad furnishes
ready and cheap means of transportation.
On the sth inst, heayey timber fell from
the high trestle in Walden, hitting one Of the
workmen and badly fracturing his shoulder
Commissioners have been appointed to de-
eide upon the location of the milraad buildings
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HI q rr1a = s.

In Montpelier Oet -. by Rev. J. Edwd. Wright Mr.
FRsnGHlCK q. CLAIM and Miss FLORA p DODGE, botl
oi Mur-lGeld.
Ia Cambridge oct. nth Mr. EnGAE MArSARD and
Miss EMMA NJ PEAsE. both of Matervlle.
In Rochester. oct 18th, by Rev. Geo. Guernsey
Alr JAMES c. CHAMBERLAIN and Miss NELLIE 5. FoED
both &c Granville.
Ia Warren Oct s. by Rev !. Royce. Mr.. CHARLES r.
Brown and NIss NEuIE T.. HgNENWAY, both Of Warren
In Bradford oct 18th, lIARnIsoS b. MARrlS and Hat
rs A, NEWTON, both % ID.
Do Tunhrdeo. OCT. ith, Mr. EuGEVE RoBERrs Of Chol
sea, aad Miss bElsEr a. MiSEls % Tunbridse.
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BASE BALL. On Saturday last, match game
of base ball took place on the College campus, at
Middlebury, between the College Nine and the
Union Club Of Brandon, which resulted in victory
Tor the former, by q score Of 50 tois'
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D. w KEITH,
W. C. d. GRANNIs

Additional subscriptions have been made dur
b. the past week as follows Asa Blanchard
sl0 Zenas Wood, - John Wood So The col.
kction at ST. Augustine's church last sabbath
amounted to the sum Of SIP, which sum wa.
rmitted to the Bishop Of Chicago
At the time of the sale OF hospital property 1r
Seminary HILL Mr. james r. lAuglon purchased
III beds These were borrowed by Mes-rs Hal
q Bemis, hotel proprictors at St. Johnsbury, T.
be used during the State Fair As soon as Mr.
lnngdon heard Of the destituiion in Chicago b,
Immediately ordered the beds forwarded direct
from st. Johnsbury We doubt it q more time
~ gin could have been made
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TIM CASE OF DAVIS When the case of Davis.
The alleged Waterbury bank burglar, was called
10 court last week, the States Attorney entered
q n0Hc prosequl, and his bail was released We
understand that this action was taken by the
goycrnmest in view Of revelations made by Da-
ys within the last year, by means of which the
Grafton tNlass.) bank burglars were brought TO
punishment, and Blri0u's conviction assured
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A large bear was caught in a trap in the south
part Of Cambridge recently. The bear was alive
when found, and had drawn the trap some dis
lance, but was found and shot.
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IT Is SAID thatif puff Of air to be blown into
vein Of animal death would instlntnneousy follow,
because circulation would be stopped. The blood makes
the entire circuit Of the human body every min
utos and whenever this circulation is mpeded any Of
it, channels cogged by impurities which ought to
be carried on disease ollowsfcyer disorder Of liver
or kidneys or ecrona or dyspepsia To get at and
move the source of The difficulty the old and infa
lible purifier Dr. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BnERs g2.9j
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List Of Letters,
Remaining IN the Monpelier Post OGce,
October %, ISL

LApWs--Miss Mary brown. Miss Mary j. Hatch, Miss
Julia r. ill, Miss Ella Warren Mrs Susan Aiken Mrs.
A. A. Pierce Mrs, L. W, smith, Mrs. Charlse Wheat.
GESTLEMRS-Lous Bnnsqunt, Rov. n. W. Culver,
Chaplin Chickering Geo N. Fisk, Row N. lorrck s. r.
Jackson Charles Loei Mr.. McGWen, Nm j. Russell,
James sheiidon, Frank stotsoni Charles Smith.
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JouNsoN.--Ihe sugar house Of Harvey Burnham
was burned in the night of Oct 10th, with all
his sugar utensils therein. There is no doubt but
that twas set by some evil disposed person, There
seems to be no end to fires in this place the present
season.
The Congregational society has secured the
services of Rev j. Ii. French for theensung year
lie preached his first sermon last sabbath, to a
full house.
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VERMONT DMEYWEN's ASSOCIATION. The An
nual Meeting Of the Vermont Dairymen's Associa'
ton for the election Of officers and the transaction
Of business, will be held at the Pavilion HOTEL in
Montpelier, on Wednesday, the 18th inst. at
> 80 p. m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-25

From M. & Ms. Nm. q, Kendall, frtsp0t, Ne
Among the many Salyes now In use, Mis- Sawyer.
stands preemnent for almost all the aches and pains the
human family afflicted with. For rheumatism, Lame
Joints, Nervous headache, 70 gives instant roliet We
have used Il for several years and find an aHgHHgrem
ey for Burns, Soaids Sore Throat san Rbegm, SVe1ea
Joints &c. We cheerfuly recommend it to the public as
being perfectly safe and good for many ache than
We have mentioned,
Ma 4 Mrs. WM. r.. KENDALL.
Frecport, March u, s65.-920i
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Cn,Rtts A. Rmp, Esq. Treasurer.
mar SIR Your favor of l2th inst. lnc0s.ng
draft for Fifteen hundred dollars, contributed by
the citizens Of Montpelier ia aid of sufferers here
came 90 hand this morning. Now0rds Oi ours can
convey the qualification we feel that our old home
should come 20 noby to the relief of suffering hu-
manity here and makes us still more proud Of
our Vermont homes and friends. Nehayo found
two families from our vicinity who need assist
ancc and we shall make every effort 90 SEE that
your charity is not misappiod or wasted.
AOur- very truly.
y. " Krfru.
W. e.. y. GRNNIs.
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NOR SALE-A house and out-buildings,
~ 10 30 removed Enquire at this office. %
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rur cucAoo lsacaANcr CoarAus.-A ch'
co,,o t,tt,, .,,,.-.

fuE CmcAoo lWusANcE CourAWs.--A Chit
cago letter mys
A careful estimate Of the insurance companies
Of this city gives a pretty hopeless prospect for
the citizens insured therein. The thirteen Ohi-
cag0 companies stand Commcrclnl--'as ets,
100000 dollars risks. 100000 dollars Fire
mems, with uninsured risks on the Lumberman 3
Assets, 91j, 600 dollars losses, between 1000
600 dollars and OOO, 600 dollars Stato-asscts,
2G2 600 dollars losses, 5000 600 dollars Equi-
tabc-assets, l2l 900 dollars losses, 100000
dollars these three companies will not pay ten
cents on the dollar y Republc--as-cts in cash,
cOllntcrals and uuiniured stocks, 5000 dollars
with prospect of paying nearly in full Nlor-
chants'-assots, 800 900 dollars, mostly invested
000, 600 dollars with no hope of payingmo than
10 per cent, -1ssotg, l3l 600 dollars losses
900 900 dollars l0 cents on The dollar Nnick-
erbocker- uwcsts, 2Oi eco dollars, and 800 badly
riskod that hardly 10 cents can bc paid Lamar,
his company had rcinsurcd many Of its policies
in the People Of San Francisco, and is thought
Will De able 10 pay nearly in fall Great West
orn, assets I'll 900 dollars, losses nearly 100000
and will be able to raise its payments 90 20 cents
on the dollar Home, assets. 2lj,O0O dollars
losses, 600 900 dollars % per cent; Germana,
assets, goo, 900 dollars losses. 100000 dollars
pay2O per cent These arc exclusively Chicago
companies, and they lost largely by the fire, aside
from the outstanding policies.
TE Suspended lNsuHANcE CoNrASus. Tie
following IS complete list Of the Insurance conn
panics, ou,sidoof illinois, that have been compel
led to suspend business 600 arsluntor ll-c- by The
Chicago Gre
Atlantic, 9f Providence, b. o. American, Of
/ Providence r. J. Aston. % New York city
/ .Etna, OF New 1rk city Albany CITY, 90 Albany
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STATE TEACHERS AssocATIoS.-The annual
meeting of the Vermont State Teachers Associa-
ton, will be held in Aliddlebury some time dur
ing the month Of January.
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Legal Mntipes.
TAX sALE--The nonresident propri

TNAX SALE.--The nonresident proprie-
Il tors Of the town of Moretown, In the County OF
Washington, hereby notified that the assessed
by said town within three years next preceding this date
remain, either In whole In part, unpaid also the tax
assessed In School District No. 6, in said Moretown
within the next preceding this date, which have
into my hands for collection, agroeaDy to chapter
fighOHr OF the General Statutes of this State remain
wholly unpaid on the following described lands In said
town, 10 nut
one undivided half Of lot No. &c in the LIST Division
lots drawn 20 the original right Of Eli Northrop,
now owned by Jabls Hogon and so much Of said land
Will DO sold at public auction, at the office of r. j. Deay
IT, Esd, in said Moretown the I'd day OF December,
ISL at ono O'Clock in the afternoon shall be requi
site discharge said taxes with costs unless pre-
paid.
| 1895 L. d. HILLS, First Constable.
Dated at M0ret0wn this 25th day OF october, ISL
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