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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03
DErITIoN FOR DIVORCE.
Il STATE OF VEN NOME

WAsnNGros CouSrY, IS.
70 the Honorable County Court next to be holden
within and Tor the County OF Mashin ton at Montpelier
Ia "a County, on the second Tuesday Of March, A. d
isl comes samuel II. Nye Of Norhhed Ia the COUNTY
Northaed, the 2lst dag oil March, A. d. 1856 he wa,
lawfully Joined in marragoto one Marion Hewitt, o.
Barre In sad County Of Washington, by Rev Caleb b
Tracy, Minister Of the Gospel then and there duly au
thorled 10 sovnnLe marriages, and from that lime :,
strict observance or aud faithfully Kept the marrag,
covenant That from the said 2st day VI March, A. D. 1875
the said parties lived together as husband and wfo
at said Northeld In the strict performance Of his duties
Of his marriage covenant until about tho sd day
vile oil your petitioner, became and guilty Of tht
crime OF adutsry at divers times with one A. jackson
OF November A. D. ISL the said pettioneo absc0nded
with the said A. j. Gross To paris unknown and without
The state Of vermont and did commit the crime adul
tory WIN the SAID Gross Also tor ntoleable severity
the said liboee toward tho libelant
Wherefore, and by reason OF which, your petitioner
praJs that the bonds OF matrmOny suhsisng between
him and the said Marion Nye may be dissolved and >
oili Of divorce granted your pe'ili9ne, ,, d, ,
At Northaeld this I'd day of December, 4. b. 1871.
Tisaseros Cosy SIS NS SIsSs sfuS a Sys
y Of Washington, has preferred his petition TO the
10 he hode at Montpelier la said County on the
second Tuesday OF March, A. d. 1879 praying for d.
him and the said Marion Nye And whereas It has been
made to appear 10 the subscribing authority that the
said Marion Nye row without this STATE and in parts
unknown that personal service Of said petition can.
not be made upon her,
TAa, ore al ordered that the said Samuel II. Nye
cause his said petition, together with this order 10 be
published In the Vermont Waterman 4 state Journal a
newspaper printed In the town OF Montpelier, In said
County OF Washington for tho period Of three weeks
successfully the last OF which publications shall be at
lea SIX weeks previous TO the first day OF the term
which said petton Is preferred which shall be sufficient
notice To said Marion Nye to appear before said Coanty
Court next 10 DO holden at Montpelier. within and for
second Tuesday Of March, D. ls72 and show cause II
any she has Why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not he grantel.
yea under my hand, at Montpelier, this llth day Of
December, A. ID, 1871.
TIMOTHY P. REDPIELD,
fudge Sap. CT.
QAHrEsrTR a rtuAtrr, Att'ys for Petitioner. 0ai0l
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wM. S. ATKINS,
Cabot, Dee. ls;h, A. u. lsJi.-lli0j
STATE OLE YERMONT

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
iad District the 10Th day OF December A. d. iS7it
Mary RAFFERTY,, administrator Of the estate Of Pat
eek Rafferty,, late Of Duxbury In said district deceas-
Cd makes application 10 said Court to extend time
heretofore allowed her TO pay the debts due said
state, aud to render her administration account until
some future day
wheeupon, is ordered by said Court that appli-
alton be hoard at the Pro oao Office, IN Montpelier
jUth day OfJany AID ls2 aud II Is further ordered
mat notice lie given TO all persons concerncd y the pub
lcation OF this order In tho Vermont Waterman State
Journal printed at Montpelier three successfully,
before SAID hearing.
BY the Court. Attest
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FArAL AcclDENr AT PERESsyIlLE. - Warren
Piper, very estimube young mar about %
years Of age, was instantly killed at Pcrkinsyille,
on Thursday while choppng in the woods, by a
tree falling upon him. Th, is the second accident
in PerkinsyiIls in les than two weeks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

ruHArolrirMcAroS or MACHINERY increases yearIy
while the fertility Of American inventive genius seems
To increase in larger ratio than the needs Of produc
ton, Hence the inventor often finds that his contr
vance for saving labor, power time has beoa antic
pated The patent solicitor Of to-day has vast field n
investigate TO enable him to Justly decide the feaa
lily Of patent for his client. An experience Of years
only iamiliariie him with the than six score
thousand patents already granted to say nothing Of
Reissues conflicting foreign patents and other obstacles
in the path Of the candidate Tor letters patent The
letor should also possess the faculty Of distinguishing
and presenting tho salient points Of an invention, when
drawing the claims for application, otherwise his client
may not only lose much time and money in prosecuting
his claim but may eventually fail In securing that which
justly his duo Among the most successful solicitors
in this country r. II. EDDY, Esq Of Boston whose
pereneo Of more than thirty years hes not only given
him all requisite experience, hut has made him widely
and most avorably known with inventors, throughout
New England, for promptness energy and success lie
has given much tmo to the obtaining Of patents for
Trade Marks with marked succe in this method Of
curing the designer manufacturer in his right against
Imitation. If we not mistaken, he is the pioneer In
this business In America.
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Is very expression, but think armed to en-
bell sh aud preserve hom to arpe old age decided
more beneficial and approprate-this can only be don,
by the fragrant sozodoptr For cleansing, beautif-
Ing and preserving the teeth sweetenng and purifying
the BREATH 10 has no equal.
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CTATE ON VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT S.
IN Probate Court holden at Montpelier within and for
said district, the 18th day OF December A. d. Is7It
Alfred Hicks, executor Of the last will aud
u Aaron Lley late Calais In said district
PRESENTS his administration account for settlement
Nhercupou, IL Is ordered that the referred n
ee 10Th day Of January next at the Probate Office In
AID Montpelier, for exam nation and allowance; and
tat an concerned he notified hereof by pu 1caton OF
hs order IN the Vermont Waterman State Journal
printed at Montpelier, three weeks succcssvey as soon
IS may he, that they appear time place
I they see cause, and onJeel thereto.
BY the Court-Attest,
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STATE OLE YERMnNT

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT S.
In prosats Court he'd at MqntPeer within and 10
j H. Hastings OF the last will and testament
" William barrow late OF Fay ston in said district de
ceased presents his adnnisrat account for examna
ton anu alowance, aud makes application for a deere,
OF distribution and partition Of The estate u said de
ceased.
whoreupon is ordered by said Court that said account
anu said application be ref frcd 10 session thereof u
be held at the Probate Uce ia said Montpelier on III,
80 day OF January A. d. ls2 for hearing and decision
thereon and IL Is further ordered that notice hereof BE-
gwen to AL persons interested, by publication Of tn,
ame three weeks successfully 10 the Vermont Watchnal
state Journal newspaper published at Montpelier
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing that thes
may appear at said time and place, and show cause /
any they may have why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made
BY the COurt.-Attost,
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Mr. W. H. Warren former resident Of tins
village and iuJc Of the editorial staff g the Spring
field Republican, has just returned from Europe,
where he has spent year Studying and travelling
IN preparation for the higher duties OF bis pro-
fesson as journalist.
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victim Of early indsofelon, causing nervous debil-
ityi premature decay, &c. having tried in every adj,
verified rerhedy has discovered simple Of self
cure, which he will send free to his iolowsuerers J.,
H. REEVES y Nassau ST. New York s2a
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HORACE HAINES' ESrATE

A Tho Subscribers having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washin
commissioners, TO receive, examine, and adjust all
iians ami demands OF all persons against the Of
Horace nalnes, late of Cabot, in said district de-
ieascd represented nsoiyen aud the Of months
nvn the Dist day Of October AID. 1874, being allowed By
aid Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice
hat we will attend to the duties Of appointment at
che dwelling house OF widow Lucinda Hanes In Cabot
a said District, on the second Tuesdays OF january
md April next, At o'clock, In the afternoon on
zach OF said days.
Z. NJ. sEABURY, lconu,..,on...
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Montpelier & Wells River Railroad.

ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting Of this
corporation for the election Of officers and trans
action Of other business was held in the Court
House, Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was
called to order by the President Hon r. Ricu-
ARpsoN Judge Richardson in opening made a
few remarks concerning the progress Of the road
for tho past year. lie said that one year ago two
miles Of the road had been worked To-day the
road is worked to MarshGeld. At this place the
force had been divided and fine progress had been
made upon the other end Of the route. No mon
ey had been expended foolishly, although some
money had been lost m experience common to
the building Of every railroad.
The Trcasurer's report was then presented to the
meeting and is as follows
TREAsuRER's REroRr,
Recapts.
lust. on bonds Of Montpelier sold, 81 81
Rent Of store In Gro,on, - ~
Land damages refunded, 50 50
Notes payable st Natl Bank Of Montpelier $1,000 90
GA stock subscriptions fiD,59l 50
ifss,
Amount 10 notes Gao
Marshheld Bonds l55l0
Notes oi laud inG foton, 2.tOo
$4,000 On 3lls5j 70
Tota,, sns,7s q
Expenditures.
Expense acct, $3.50 "a
Engineering nce't. Cp7t ui
Land damages $3.50 80
luterest l7 %
m Z Muns9n l7ooi0 90 --- s3l7,s72 o,
Available FROM sale Of Ma'.naold Bonds, a,o55 q
Total balance on hand, s59i 81
Mr. Page further stated that Of the Murshfeld
bonds sl3 $50 had been sold, delivered and paid
for. the balance $3.50 had not yet been deliver
ed or paid for
Judge Richardson further stated that s 1870 600
was due Nj, Munson. $4,000 was due for land
damages, and various other smaller expenses had
been incurred, 10 meet which, there was on hand
sl35, goo in bonds and $40 900 in unpaid sub
-criptJn.. Judge Richardson then said their ob.
ect was to complete the road next summer in
time fir the summer travel, and failing in this
that it was essential to have the road completed
by the next session Of the legislature lie strong
y urged the immediate payment Of arrears Of
subscriptions.
The meeting then proceeded to the election Of
Director, for the year ensuing, with tho follow
ing result
hYt bliNes'i7' iAou'iiSA hiONMla7oui i'uJ
Isaac \. Hall, 1905 james @. French, 1865
Jacob Smith, 1906 joel Foster Jr., l7Gj |. W
Brown, 1905. Chas. II. Heath. 1854 Eli 5
Pitkin, li0i Geo. b Fessenden, 1893 Geo
Wooster. POS c. N. Weeks, POS, scattering, Q
The first nine named gentlemen were declared
elected
On motion Of Hon. c. II. Heath the meeting
approved oil the bonds, bearing seIui-annual in.
terc-t which had been prepared by the Directors
after which it adjourned.
4 very general feeling Of confidence in the
early completion Of the road and It's successful
operation after completion, was manifested. and
WIS, we think, felt by OH present
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- NAoHINuTUN UIbTNIIT, bN.
la Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
ala District on the 18TH day Of december A. d. 1871.
Alfred r. Hicks, Administrator tn estate Of ueorge
~ Bliss, late OF Calais in said district, deceased pre-
scnss MS administration account Tor settlement,
Mhcrcupuu II h ordered the same be referred TO
che 10Th DAY VI January next, the PROBATE Office in
ala Montpelier, Tor examination and allowance; and
that ali concerned be notified hereof by the publication
J THIS order In the Vermont Waterman state Journal
printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully soon
la may De- that they may appear at said place.
Il they see cause, aud 0uJect thereto.
by the COurt,-Attert,
O2Ol n. A. CHASE. Reristar
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Leaving available for purchase Of hose
or other extraordinary expenses
the sum Of, $l0o9 10
Subject to the uncertainty Of realizing the
amount estimated.
In saying we find the orders drawn properly
sustained by vouchers, we do not intend to give
approval Of all the expenditures made On the
contrary we believe some portion Of the expendit-
ures (though small proportion in comparison
with the aggregated were for objects not war
nn'ed in fact, and for which the officers of the
village should notexpend the public money We
believe that with proper economical admins
tration OF affairs the tax voted will place at the
disposal of the Baiiils the full sum estimated
for increasing the efficiency of the Fire Depart
ment or other purposes.
Respectfully submitted
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
10 Probate Court holden Montpelier With IN and ior
aid District, Ga the l6tn day Of December A. 10. 1871
Efatus L. Camp, Administrator OF the estate OF Simon
d. Waterman, late OF Barre In said District deceased
makes Application TO said Court, with the aud
tpprohhtoni Ia writing OF the widow and heirs Of said
cccased for license to sell all OF the zeal estate Of said
deceased excepting the right OF DOVER but including the
light 81 Homestead and reyersion OF dover tnvren ru.
escnting that tho sale OF part thereof is necessary 10
SAY the debts due from said estate with aecrung
~ thereon and that the sale OF the would be
onencal 10 said widow and heirs and those Interested ia
ilid estate.
WhereGpon It Is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred TO a session thereof 10 DO
ied at tue Probate onee in said Montpelier on the
"a uhy OF January A. d. isI2 Tor hearing and decision
crested be notified hereof by publ cation OF notice
aid application and thereon three weeks success
svey in tho Vermont Waterman 4 State Journal,
printed at Montpelier before said time of hearing that
-hey may appear at said time and place, ana IL they
Jause, 0ujeet thereto.
by the Court.-Attest,
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STATE Roam OF AcmcuLrrRz.-p Collier,
Secretary Of the Bard informs US that it has
been decided to hold Board meetings this winter
at Montpelier, Burlington, Newport and Middle
bury. lie also hopes u arrange for meeting, at
White River junction, Bellows Falls, Rutland
and ST. Adams. The time Of these meetings
with the programme of eaeh will be duly an
npeaesd Aeo 'i5aiiiifies Bci. t6sls i5easyer- '7
mind and make a little preparation toward
making them successful and profitable
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Children are at this season peculiarly liable to be az
nced with colds and coughs and it desirable to have
medicine at hand that is at reliable and easily ad
minstercd. All who have ever used Weeks Magic
Compound unhestatngly pronounce 1t both sure and
uloasant.
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Legal Mntirns.
TATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and io
said District. on the % day OF January A. d. ls-9
samuel s. helton, executor OF the last will and tesla
ment Of Jeduthan Duy late Of Fast Montpelier In sac
district, deceased presents his administration accoun
or examination and allowance, and makes Application
tor decree Of distribution aud partition Of the estate
said deceased
Wher,upon II is ordered by said Court that said &C
count aud said application be referred to session there
p 10 DO held at the Probate Oco In said Montpelier
the mt dag OF January, A. D. 1872 Tor hearing and ID,
clsou thereon And 1t Is further ordered that motto,
hereof be given TO all persons interested by publication
Of the same three weeks excessively In the Vernon
Matohman state Journal, newspaper published a.
Montpelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear at said tmo and place and shov
cause, any they may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made
By the COuft.-Attest
1l0j' n a. CHAsR. Regst.r
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-Chas A. King, formerly one Of the proprie-
tors and local editors Of the Bennington F,r
Pres, has accepted the position Of city editor Of
the New York Era, an cid established and large
ly circulated three cent Sunday paper
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Vermont Manufacturing Company.

MORTIFIED, Vermont
The long, low buildings at Mortified that were
erected and used by the W. Central r. R.,
for the making and repairing Of cars, engines, ,
rails, etc, were the object Of more than local Curl
osity and interest-and when the railroad BUSH
ness was moved to st. Adams it seemed quite an
injury to the prosperity Of Mortified. But at thi-
time these buildings arc put to q good use, being
occupied by n company for the manufacture Of
wood seat chairs
Il was my good fortune to pass through this cx-
tensivo mandatory Dec. 2sth, with the gentle
manly Supt, Az. Spaulding We first looked
at the lumber yard, piled with huge logs brought
by the farmers from the hills around maple,
birch, Eastwood and spru ce help make up Il 9
600 600 feet Of lumber used in year. Then We
looked at the engine that drives the machinery
the same one that was in former years used by
the x. Il. Co. A large circular saw cuts the logs
into coarse, square pieces these are cut short
enough by another saw for legs, backs, seats, &c.
These chunks are quickly passed along to saw,
turning loihcs, planners, until the pieces are in
proper shape for the different parts Of chair.
They are then packed in the drying rooms to
season The dry material is then put together
into chairs painted, ornamcnted and vanished.
Those for the local trade, $50 or 200 dozen a
month, are partially glued together and are sent
away tied together ia packs OF halfa dozen each
but for the shipping trade Of about 600 dozen q
month, they are not glued In any Of the joints
but the packer takes "a nice, perfect chairand in a
minute knocks it completely to pieces a dozen
chairs are then packed in quite moderate sized
box
During the fall, four hundred chairs a,day were
turned out barrel Of Japan was used in hyc
days a barrel ol yarnish in ten days and thirty
hand i.sssSnplQyed ThecapacitY Of the factory
is aboat six hundred chairs day, and as the or
ders are in advance Of their power to I'll them
there will be an effort to manufacture as fast as
possible Last year at this time a thousand dozer
were boxed up and ready for delivery, but larg'
orders Of six hundred dozen from South America
and California soon cleared out the packing room
There are twenty-five different styles Of chair
made here, five Of which are peculiar BY an i'm
proyement of the superintendent The machinery
seems Perfectly adapted to the most rapid anc
difficult work. such as saving upon a circle
planning a curve, morticng, boring, turning. etc
But few slight accidents have as yet occurred.
All persons interested in the prosperity Of th,
State mast rejoice 10 the establishment Of suct
manufacturing operations in all our towns, using
up our raw material and giving employment t
the population. 4. +. j.
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MoRETowN.-Dr. George Dutton will speak in
this place Sunday, January 9TH. In the same
place on the evening previous no will give lee
ture on EDUCATION.
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WATERBURY,. An unaccuped tenn n, house,
owned by Lucius p. Morse Of Waterbury, was
destroy ed b. FIRE Dee, eth. Loss total. lnsur-
WOE, $500,
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List of LETTERS.
Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office
January | 1872.

LADiEs-Eliza A. Cummings, Ellen Minor. Emma n
Stevens, Miss Jennie NJ. Sherden Mrs john Balch
Madam Lucy Cotton MIS-. H. e. Edwards Mrs Nelsot
Ellis, Madam Celnnit 6iguee, Mrs. T.. II Howe Mrs
Eliza Hubbard Mrs, Mary Martha Laviolere Mrs IL
y. Leach Mr. Charlotte Leland, Mis-. Z. b. Merriek
GESrLENES-Oliver Archamheaux, Mr.. Grorgo Arch
amhcaux, Mr. Tuuts Pdrkum, Eugene DIdge Mr. r. j.
GALLUP, Mr.. Albert o. lierscy James Mills, Mr. CHARLIE
II. Martin, Mr. Andrew Miner Mr. Leonard O PRAY
Mr. James T. Pike Z. J. Robinson, Vim. Is. smith, Mr
Chan Seyerenco, Mr.. II. Winters.
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Legal nntioes.
sNRY Y. BARNEs' EsTAfF

The subscribcr having been appointed BY the Hon.
Orable Probate Court for the District Vi Com
nlssoners, TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Henry
Barnes late Of Montpelier In said District deceased rem
resented inVent and the term of sir months nom ne
lNh day Of De- 1871, being allowed by said Court "a
inc creditors OF d deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Us Give nptice that We will
attend 10 the duties Of appointment at tho
store Of Scott Co, In Montpelier in said District
on tho second Wednesdays Of February and June next
at o'clock In the afternoon on each Of aid days
Sl FIs6 y; SSC,VgTIiIisE Commissioners.
nall nan D A a. faft-
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- n you desire rosy checks and a complexion fair
and free from Pmples and Blotches purify your blood
by the Of DR. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery II
has noequal for this purpose, 575
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The proprleiy Of giving condition medicine to horses
cattle and sheep discussed and admitted by many
the Agricultural Societies throughout the State last
Fall aud We believe that In every but they de-
dded n favor Of Sheridan, ca,ary Condition Poarisrs
Good Indictment
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TATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District
on the u day Of Dec, A. 49,, i57l. William Chapen,
Administrator Of tho estate Of Joseph Chapen late Of
hddeseN In said district, deceased presents his
tfaton accyuat for examination and allowance, and
makes Application tor decree OF distribution aud par.
t0n OF tho estate Of sad deceased Whereupon Ii Ia
ordered BY sad Court that said account and said app-
cation be referred TO session thereof TO held tho
rr0uate Omce In said Montpelier. the 2Jd day OF
January, A. d. a. for hearing aud decision thereon
And, u further ordered that notice hereof given
a persons interested by publication Of the sais three
weeks successvely In the Vermont Waterman ADD state
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier prev ious
70 said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
At said time aud place and show cause IL any they nav
nave why sad account should not be allowed and such
decree made.
Nv the CONT Afte.f
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WATCH No 1905. STEM Misunderstanding Trade MARX
Frederic Atherton Co, Marion, n. J."-msnuiae-
tured BY the United States Watch Co. GILES Wales
Go has been carried by three and hair months
total variation thirty seeonds.-GEo. g. RockwooD,
IS BroSiway.