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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-11

WAtStNo Morton TRFpLE FOR SEWING Ma
cnfNEs. This valuable improvement for giving
motion TO sewing machines was exhibited ut thu
County Fair last week, by I. C. Phinney Of Mont
peiier, who is general agent for Dr., Sapp's high
ly commended invention. There can be no more
doubt about the superiority Of this treadle over
the one in general use, than there is that twu
legs are better than one 10 walk with Especial
ly should it be adopted by those who run sewing
machines 10 any considerable extent, for impor
tant physiological reasons. It can be applied t.
old machines a. well ms new, and the expense i,
rldng. We advise ali who have machines thai
Gre propelled by foot plwer, TO call On Mr. Phin
ney, aud become poSted on this female saving in
yentiun. and Mr. Phinney can also supply tho,
shat Lave none, with one Of the best machine. l..
use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-11

BARRE.-- Erastus Keith has sold his old farm
to ". Il Gale, Tor SO 200. Frank E. Cuts has
old hi+ farm to George W Perrin, for $500,
md L. I. Kinney has sold his home farm to Ira
Trow for sl2 600, and has purchaced an interest
in the Fork FIctjry Of Stafford Hidden, & Co.
The Uniyer-alist 5 iciety in this place will eel
shiate the -eyonty-fth anniversary Of their soci-
ety on Friday the 27ti inst The exercises will
consist Of historical sermon at the church in
the forenoon by the Pastor, Rev. F. ). Bliss.
In the afternoon table will be spread in the
tiwn hall, and a dinner provided which will he
followed by short addresses, sentiments, etc. In
the evening discourse will be preached in the
church on SUNDAY Schools" by Rev j r
Farnsworth Of Springfield Il is hoped that all
lurmer members Of tie society, wherever now
Gathered, will improve the present occasion 10
revisit their former home and renew old asso-
Citations.
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Golden Wedding.

Tho 5Oth anniversary Of the marriage Of ALoNzo
and TniRzA (DwiSELL) pEARcE, Of Calais, occurred
on the 18th inst. Some Of their children, brother
and sisters thought they would celebrate IL, and
without apprisiug them Of their design till D.
short time previous, came together with othei
relntives-sixty eight in number-on the occn-
sion, bringing refreshments and some slight
tokens Of affection and regard, and spent a ,eij
happy day. Alonzj D. Peucc and funily, and
Mrs. Webb a daughter living near tojk special
pains TO make the occasion pleasant Among
those present were seven Of the nino Surviving
brothers and sister. Of Mrs pearce, and Mr.
Ira ). Dwinell, tine only remaining member Of
the early home Of Judge Pearcc. Six were pres.
ent OF those who attended the marriage fifty year.
heiOre, the Oldest Of whom, Israel Dwinuoll, will
he SO years Of nge on the Ssh Of this month
Judge G. II. Dwinell-a brother Of Mrs pearc
presided, and Rev. Israel h. Dwnell, a cuus
in, asked the blessing and offered tho prayer.
After bountiiul repast, slme dozen addresses
were made. expressive Of the sentiments Of re-.
-pcct and reglrd Of those present, and rccounting
"reminiscences Of the oldcn time. IL WIS observed
that, while there have been several other couple,
who have pissed the fltieth anniversary of their
marriage in tIwn, Judge and Mrs pelrce were
both born in this ncghb lrhood, the one in Et-t
Calais and the other ia M,rshfsld, unl hye at
ways lived here, Il was al-j n,tiesl amlng the
singulartie- Of the osct-on, that d,ith his new
er entered their immediate family al of THEN
seven children being still alive and in useful pi-
sitons in society, and that no one Of their grand
children but one in eirlie-t Infancy, has diea.
Before separating, Judge Pearce expressed BIZ
qualification nc the celebration, which, when first
proposed to him, had excited his appreheu-5u-,
but had proved very pleasant. Tie exercises
we're closed By singing Turner followed by
the benedctuu My a happy and serene age,
and the blessings Of the hereafter, await them
T. d.
ssg 4 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-11

IlARDwicE real ESTATE SAIEs.--A. NJ. Wood.
hurry, has sold his larm, about three miles from
the village on the north road, to Miss cynthia
Conant and Asahel Hall, for $1,000.
James NJ. Woodbury. has sold his " old
home farm in the north part of the town, 10
his son Asa NJ. Woodbury., for 5000 This price
includes some personal property
Mrs. Esther Stevens, has just returned from
Rome, n. y, where she has been for several
weeks under treatment, for cancer, by DR., Kings
ley of that city. She returns much improved,
and fully confident Of complete recovery from
that terrible disease
Track laying on the Lamoie Valley section
Of the Z. a o. Il. r., commenced at West Dan
vile on Monday the 81. The cars are running
at this date (Oct 0th,) above the head OF Joes'
Pond, about three miles from West Danyille. An
other week will carry them by Walden Summit
IN the western slope. Already, some Of oui
merchants have ordered their new supplies Of fall
and winter goods sent to West Danvlle, or t.
the Summit, via Pass 4 p. 4 o, r. r. 1t /,
about seven miles by highway from this village /,
Walden Summit. The railroad as surveyed
makes it fifteen miles to the same point
The commissioners appointed Cor locating r
r. Stations meet here to-day. (Oct. 0th.) for III,
purpose Of deciding upon the location of thi,
station. The Railroad Company we understand
intend n put up the necessary station buildings
at this place, Immediately, 50 that they may b,
in readiness when the road is completed, some
| time in December next
A serious accident occurred at the high trestl'
in Walden on the 7th As Mark Chaley Of Nor
ristown was at work near the ground in the low
err part Of the work, a stick Of timber fell irou
the top, striking him upon one shoulder, anc
badly breaking it. II is thought he Is not other
wise injured and will probably recover TIN
treste Is ninetysix feet high at the highest point
and four hundred and fifty feet long, the highes
on the line, and second in magnitude and amount
of lumber required
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Marriages.

IN Barre Ost 3d. by Rev. }. S. Bliss oscar ? TARoR,
Of Wells RIVER aud Miss PHgHg J. 1O0unuf, OF Berlin.
IN Hancock, Sept 3, by Rev. George S. Gurnsey, Mr.
j. ENAONs 1uRNtR, OF Cambridge Mass, and Mis-
JULIA f. FISK, OF Hancock.
ln Shrewsbury. Sept. 9th hy Rev. Geo s. Gurnsey,
Mr.. JostpH T. C0ok, and Miss ELLA a. ColHuHv, both
OF Shrewsbury,
IN len. sept 2ith IlESRr ID. llARuiVoroS and LAU-
"a ". ELLl0r, 10th OF Eden
In Cambridge, Sept goth. DARWIN T. BvrLrn. and
JENNIE q. kNon1s, both OF Cambridge,
Ia johnson, Oct It, ~ b. DoUcnEH1r, Of Naverly
Iowa, and Miss MARY 4. CADWtLL.
In Stowe, sept 2h, Mr. ORsoN S. Svirn. and Miss
KATE s10SE, 10th Of stowe
In Rochester Sept 2lst II. y MORGAN. Of Wood Rv-
or NEBRASKA aod Aliss ALICE WHITNEY, Of Rochester.
In Bethel Sept l7th, Mr.. JuLtrs T.. Bird, Of Bethel
ana Miss Harris q. CARtkR Of Rochester.
10 Bethel, Sept 21th Mr. A. PRINCE Of Bethcl and
Miss FaEDRikA q. PARKntRsr, ui Hast Randolph.
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VERMONT BIBLE Society The G1y-ninth an
nuol meeting OF this society will be holden in the
city of Darlington, the 18th inst. Meeting OF
the directors at lo4 o'clock, A. NJ. Of the society
for the transaction Of business, at ? O'Clock, p.
NJ, in the yestry Vi the lst congregational Church.
Anniversary exercises at o'clock, r. ~, in the
church The sermon on the occasion will lie de-
liyered BY Rev Kingsley Twining, of Cambrdge-
port, Mass, and there will be introductory
remarks by the President Of the Society, Hon
Frederick Billings, OF Woodstock. The occasion
will undoubtedly be one of great interest.
Persons attending the meeting and desiring
entertainment, will call at the bookstore Of S
Huntington for directions,
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Washington County Court.

Hon. ASAHEL PECK, PresiiiEg JalJt.
Hon JOSIAH MOuu, ,..,.,,,, J.t.,
lion. Janus CNnss IT, '"''"N'''
ALoNzo u. PEARcE. SieriF
llIRAN CARLTON, state Atf9rneY.
LuTutR AywclNB, Clerk.
Montpelier 4 Wells River Railroad rs james
r. Lqngdon. t. cnlJrce subscription toward
building road. Heath. Dillingham;. and Wing
for plaintiff lleaton Reed, and Randall Da-
rant, for defendant. Verdict for defendant order
ed by the court.
John Witt IS. A. Nicholas. General assump-
sit to recover pay fjr labor. With the court
Lydia E. Mansfield rs Royal Mansfield Berlin.
Divorce for intolerable severity. Bill granted.
Harriet L. Burnham rs R 5 Barnham Mont
pclier Divorce for int,leu,b.e severity Bill
granted.
Abigail L. Chase IS. Amo. j. Chase. Divorce.
Only partly heard.
NJ. p. Ainsworth rs Otis Ainsworth. Divorce
Tor iutoIemble severity and refusal TO support.
On trial.
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Legal Antipss.
STATE OF VERMONT, .

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court held At Montpelier within aud Tor
aid District, on the ith day OF UctOOer, A. D. o7l.
A copy tho last Viii and Testament Of AarJn Ban
ron oil Boston, the County Of SufJlK and Cu
at Of Mass .chuselts, dos,sseo, ud tho proJats
snvrvoi duly autisdtic4tol, Dvlns esentcd 10 The
ny Thomas Bancroft, the executor tnvren named,
- % allowed Ia tho state OF Vermont,
IL oered ny sad Court that all persons concerned
lhcfvih hu uothod 20 appear at ~ VI SAID Court to
ui ut the rIobae Oeo la MOntp .lier, tho 81 st
ay al Ostouer a. u, lsii aud show cause, auy they
uay nave as,n't the prOnate VI said wal for which
purpose Is turther ordered that copy vi tbs record Of
his punished tnreo weeks suecesseiy in the
Vermont Natchnnn STATE Journal, printed at Mont
ie.igr previous to sad time appointed iOr hearing.
iiy the Court.--.Attsst,
slt3 n. A. CHASE, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, S.
IA Probate Court holden at u. ooxieid, within and
said district, the 6th day Of Usober, A. d. lsilt
Al iusfu pent purpornk 10 tho last will anu tes
.auioat OF uofdln nabar iate VI broOkhvd, la ssld
ustrct, deceased. with eoliod thereto annexed being
IrusenteI the by uo don e. ulbbard, the Exec
Itur therein Lhlnei, for probate
Il ID ordered said COdrt that ell persons concerned
urvu notified to appear at session Of said Court 70
hud AT tho trOnato UiDcs In BrOokhsd, the 18th
lay OF OctO A. u. 1874, and show cause. any they
uy have, against the PrUDAte OF said Viii, for which
purpose II mrther ordered that copy OF the record
tiis order be published three weeks successyely In
he Vermont Malchlnan and state Journal. printed OF
Montpelier previous TO said time appointed Tor hearing
By the Cuurt.-Attest,
9hsJ JOHN II. ULEAvELAND, Judge.
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MARK cts.
rr',yo4Htoi Ertrsssy fV W.iosaga s STATE Joarnafl
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRGDGE AND BRIGHTON.
For the week ending Tuesday, O,to5er DO. 1871.

Aaors' OF sroey At MAsesr
81 ,' y a.; Sd i I5s IS IS. ss8} 8
PRicgs.-Bs,f Cattle Extra tat and heavy premium
oxen. flin "a slo0l 0rst quality, 500 go second
h. 'bi on total weight 81 hide ailow aud dre.-e beet
few choice single pairs sli5o % toloo Bulls, &C.,
gorlhy Orsn.-s2l s92lp pair, or according to their
value as heel. Handy steers, So a $40.
Mal0t coav-si0 HC0s extra good, $50 q SO, with
without calves as may be- agreed Mrrow and ordina
nreyyrar. old 49, o Western steers, choice soDei
4sllu. I've weight b, nc psT ln. storfcattie Tex
ss..s a " ians,-tool n 600, In lots s250@siso.
rxtr,, e 9sts. v b. On live weisht or 5000 sooJ
,-.an..-whole.ale. da7ei retail, c.asc PR. Pat
I.,l s50aiasi(o0V head.
Hiiss-Br -htuu, Hl cts.g country lots, sdsc.
TalI.w, nj 81 ci country lot. 70 C,t; y H. Pylts
win wool uu sl!4as % each country lots dry $50
sLiH Cailssu- ioa,7c.
RtuARks--Thore has been no material change ia the
muhrts nee ia-t weck except tor tho best quality Of
beef The trtio Boo cattle has slow and dull.
-uHI N-.f.rn SO er- e. &c and slim lots and
r.Tau- tf De- 30 lts DO 81 .psr ls live John s. IN mad
DO ahl, the best crload Il Northern cattle al markrt
est mated CO. dre-s % tns per bullock sold At 9ic,
and 90 tc 90 d. mrnard others 10 dress 9nJ
at Sc p.r Do. A. q. al tlius sold 90 dress 95l
tlon on -od Il trce wears Odd steer f,tie hy E. Biet
fond. oiclam. VI. 40 see. NJ. G.. Rcnnrlson sold
cows amt yuuu. calves AT 30 to si per head, heel
COWS, % each &c per 90 Z heiidrs, at o. dressed
r. q brady sod steers and oxen at SIC steer
l-3in 90 De, 1--we we-ht; one COW at $500, &C.
@ essei sc-ht %. Smith sold nine 1-yelr ods, i2i
i 800 -ctu ON dressed weights 20oXcn, 100 lhs at &C.
There WIS more ic in the sheep market than last
week, and sone lots probably were sold better terms
than they CO. d huys reen last Elk The result pro #
auy Of u smaller stock B. Sargent sold i3i. mnstly
amhs 6i lts SEES no OF 90 ihs $3.50 per head. T
ll4 hiuhs, Gi it-. at st.i1 per heat Il. McLnud n.
lambs 90 De per 10. Dressed hos at &c Live poultry
I ifs and zoe.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- NioAhidll %.
In Probate Court, held &c hontPser, within and fos
,ii District on tho 10th day ofseptembsr, A. d. 1871
r. q. Aennsdy sxcutor Of tne lastwli aud testament
II N, url b ksunedy itso Waisroaryn said district
iatiou aud allowance.
Wherrupon Is ordered by said Court that said
,eruunt referred to session thereof 10 DO held
- tho Probato usv In sald Montpelier tho Est day
fucioner A. 1871, for hearing and decision thereon
Nn, t u further urdervd that uvtce hereof be ivon 10
III persnns Interested, by publication Of the three
weeks successveiy In the Vermont Watchinsn etats
Journal, new-p per published At Montpelier previous
said thus appointed Tor hearing, that they may appear
!, sad tune ag place, az show cause Y any they may
by tho Court.-Attest.
eO99 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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Boston Produce Market.
For The Week Ending October A.

DurrfR-Reoe'pi- for the week 70 SO packages and
go ioxts a-alnst races packages and i92 boxes for
packages tnd o. hux There CONTINUES TO 10 a good
demand for Hna iutsr and as The supply OF that which
s ad ttd 90 the nest true scarce, the market firm
And nd puces are obtained. Cho &c da res OF summer
lnd ill make are srlig readily, ut the infer and
common Grades are n excessive supply and tho arAct
sdutl.
We quote strictly ane lots Of llIpado huter at sec
Inferior do at lmliei taktrs at iudic; Western hut
err choice grades at a2dci aud common do at 4Glle
Cnggsr Recopl4 for the week oisl boxes and casks
and ior today iu7 h,xes There h rniLer more d 4.
uaud, although trade ls not specially active. Fine
che, aun outside sur,s ami there appears to
ca conl ieut cens among deiers that present rates
We quote at .i@l9le per III for Ohio factory 3iRlc
for vermont aud New York choice factory llM3c fVr
choice dairy and los per 10 for common cheese.
tGgs-Recepts Tor the week SO nuxes 49i hhls, and
for to-day 80 boxes and 20 bns. There is In.
quirl tody an jlo is more readily oltained although
some sales have neun made at 32c.
beans Receipts Tor the Csc hhls, and to-day o.
hhir. Trade Is quiet And the market sluggish for pea
ueaus our quotlt ois are obtained for small lots but
any material increase Ia Tic receipts would be kely "a
We quote at a. a ~ per bush for choice hand picked
MOI theru pen benI.i -, Is foe choice EASTERN fLl2d
205 ir 60 um"n Pa Beans $3.50 for choice mediums
vFegrAuLts-ws quote Jackson Whites, at the rail-
roads At jud 80 aud Etry O.e at CSC per bush Onions
dull, with safes nc '2j per bbl.
llAY-rhe market remains thout change and there
rontlhu's To le a moderate demand at quotations
Caundh hays san g for Inferior do, ssa31 for West
ON Timothy, an sllDl7 f,r swale. ST aw s1sa2a.
Ashts-lhe market continues hrmi and Pots are
scarce and III Ia. sales have heun made during the past
W OK az MOS for po g. aud VIZ fr Pearls
| fLouH-lhr oeipts inr tho week have been isrH
~, against $50 Y hns for the same week last year
Re cops to-day 6ilG bills. The market emains quiet
tud at the CLOSE there Is very little demand, although
No quote .upers at IS 1910 90 per hbl common
I Nlchisnpa Indiana white wheat brands 81 l5as IS
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, rs.
Ia Probate Court, held At Montpelier, within aud for
sad District, the ID day OF october, A b.. ISL.
Wiis Moa d and Charles H. Heath, Adm nistratorapf
he estate Dennis Mould, late Of Pianheld In skld
Dstfet, deceased present their admnstmtion account
aud allOwance, ant iuAks ppeation for
docncr Of distribution and titi0n Of the estate Of
aid deceased. Mhercupon, t I. ordered by said Court
nat said aud said ap ,lication be referred
thereof TO 10 hold at the Probate 0ee In said
honpelcr on she 3st day Of ostooer, A. d., 1874, for
ietrng aud decision thereon, aud, IL IL iurtnsr ordered,
notice hereof be given " all persons Interested
y puolioation OF tho three weeks vey In
he Vermont Mitehnan aud state Journal, newspaper
"a hshvd at Montpelier, previous 10 the said time ap
20 ntd for huariag, that they may appear st said tms
aud place, and AVv " any they may have, why
sad ascount shoal II xe and such decree made
a0p2 nj A. CuAsE, Regfssr.
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u a t his.


In Barre Sept q, JOINS B,YHoRE, aged g. years.
In south Barre Oct 3. Mrs. BrisrY CARR H. widow o
the late Aiyen Carter Egg, aged 81 years.
In Orange. Oct. s, Mrs Polly Mills, wife Of Jacob
Mills o. aged 6e years.
Ia Rochester Sept 2lth. Mrs JULiA ANN, wife u Am
asa Eaton, Esq, aged 81 years.
In Granville. Sept. 18Th Mrs. PRsciLLA, wife Of Mr
Ly ndun Cleaveland, aged 10 years
In Warren. Sept. 25th RUFUS youngest son Of Henry
o. ana sarah r. Billings, aged years.
In Milton Oct lst, IESRY RAY TiLLtsOS, only son o
Ira II. aud Helen L 7 sou, aged year,
In Stove, Oct. lst, Miss Myra Brown aged q year,.
In Cambridge, september 23i, JAMES ANVIL Esq.
aged "a year..
In Ca1ot, Oct. y Of cancer, AgARtAu SroNE, aged I
years and months
In Cabot Oct. TO- Horace HAiNEs, aged IS years.
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GROWTH OF Tns GosPEL Under this lite
Rev. V. g. Wheelock Of Wocoit Inns issued a
very neat pamphlet, giving clearly and conei~eIy
his reasons for his religious futh-.-that of nj
ycrsai~t To this is appended a letter Of de.
nominational character, written by the author to
a Methodist minister in Smnbridge F. @ TIE
pamphlet will prove Of great value to the de-
nomination. and may he procured Of the author
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SrATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. ".
Ia Probate Court hald At Montpelier sithn and tor
salt District on the 2ist DAY september A. d. 1871.
An instrument parport,nS 10 90 ne iast VIII and
said District deceased being presented 10 the Cou by
D. Carp Who had tho custody thereof Pfohs:s
II orlufed by said Court ali persons concsrned
therein be noihei 10 appear a .ess on Of said COURT 10
held the AZ In Mont pslier The d day
Of Ostuher A. d. i, and show cause, II any they may
have, against the prooat. Of SAID Will foe whioh par
posait further orierei that COPY the rsoori Of
this order publsed three weeks succsssvsIy In he
verhont WatShm al state Journal. printsd u Moat
FN'''' y By the Court, -Attesl. w. w. A''s~'
'Asa onAsx. asss~.
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Barton Again Escaped.


Yesterday morning Officer T. W Brown, hav-
ing in charge Burton the Waterbury Bunk Burg.
lar and Mary Duschosne convicted OF larceny ~
the present term Of County Court, started im
Windsor, for the purpose OF phcng them in The
State Prison. Barton at the time of taking tn,
err at Montpelier was apparently so weak THAI
he had ~ be helped by two persons on 10 the cars
Owing to his enleebed state OF health. he was al
Owed To go un-handcuiei, and u ride in the sa-
loon Of thecar. When the cars were just leaving
North llartland. Birton crawed out Of the NJ.
loon window on TO the platform, and from tn,
platform g,t 90 neu the station The brakeman
saw him, AZ he was walking into shed, but sup.
posing him 10 be some drunken loaler. thought
nothing vt IL.
Burton i-yctat liberty. although it is thought
be will be speedily rccnptnred sheriff Brown
ha. offered q reward Of $500 for his apprehension,
and he with other officers are searching for him.
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FAMILY RE-UNioN A pamphlet neatly printed
on tinted paper, giving the proceedings at the
late family reunion OF Hon. llcman Carpenter
OF NortIheIi, on the anniversary Of it. sixiie b
buth-day contains among OTHER good thing
the STORY Of our E,rly illme poem written
and reid by George II Carpenter, E-q. Of Chi.
cage. which proves that Geurge Is not only y
good soldier in time Of WAT, good lawyer in
time Of peace. and dutilu son, but also yer,
good poet. There is alsl short address, by ia.
sln II. Carpenter, E.q., another son, and other
li,tle souvenirs, which help make up an interest.
ing family record. This little pamphlet will
doubt outlive many generations, and be much
priced asa family memento.
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Bonds FORFEITED. The bonds of A. NJ. Clark
Of st, Adams, who was to have been tre before
the recent term of the United States District
Court OF Rutland, for PERJURY, were forfeited
Mr.. Clark not appearing for trial. It is under
stood that he has engaged board for year at St
Armands, p Q. His binds were for $4,000
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LAMollLE VALLEY RAmRlap 1t is expected
that the Lam lille Valley Railroad will he cIm-
plcted to South larlwick this year. The track
laying reached West Danvile Saturday night,
and will reach "W elden summit" next Situr-
day
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Watphman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1871.

RELIEF MnrNo.-A public meeting Of the
citizens Of Montpelier and vicinity will be held
in Village Hall, this wednesday, evening, Il
devise measures for aiiJrding relief TO the suher
era from the Chicago fire. Let there he large
attendanco.
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" Tho Baxter Monument just completed
will lie IN exhibition for few days at the marble
shop Of Mcssrs Cummings & Cobb in this village
Next week a full description Of the monument
will he given.
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VERMONT MEDIcAL SoofuY.-iho annual meet
ing Of the Vermont Medical Society is being held
in this village to-day. We ahall give a report Of
II in our next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-11

DrERyrn RrcocVTioV - Our cnterprisine
townsmon, Mes,rs Lane, pitkin & Brock exhibit
ed Mt the recent New York State Fair at Albany,
ono Of their celebrated double circular bmro
mills. Although ruled out from competing Tor a
premium by tie rules Of the society, the commit
tee, recognizing the excellence of the machine,
promptly awarded to il certificate Of merit.
and more than intimatod to it, exhibitors thai
hnd Il been properly entered they should certain.
y have given the Gr,t premium.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-11

-g-We are informed by Col. A. c. Brown
that he has rdycos from the most Of the Insur-
ance Companies he represents, and that the
amount Of risks they had IN Chicago. even though
they should prove total los-es in the great fire H.
thnt city, Will not at all Affect their standing On
Isolyency--Sime of his Companies having 20 agen-
! cN In that cltN