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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

The foregoing petition fer service having teen
hied IN this elise, and 10 having been made 20
appear that the petit once Tele- vtc ~ th's state
So that persona services Of the foregoing petition
cannot be made up him 70 is therefore hereby
ordered thai lhe psrtionee. William Be- Brown. he
notified % appear at iEs eeptCuhs- Tenn OF sait
Court. 70 he holden 80 rurl lgt9l, ia ADJ for si1
Chltteudeu CoGn y. % the ith lUs-dly II Septem
ner, \ u. i--2 then an th re, II tls first cay Il
said Term. 90 make answer % said pet ton, BY pub
cessIyely 10 the ruriiust0 Weesly Free Press, a
Newspaper publisher az said Ruri.l ton the last %
which said puhlcatl-s snail rs at least s.x weeks
before tho .rssion OF said Court Aforesaid
Dated st burlington, II said County this 18th dag
OF June, \. D. l-1-.
,. J HOWARD, Clerk.
CHARLES RUSS ELL. Attorney. 5lw3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

The vzedictoriau thanked the citizens Of Bur
iinzt9n ior the interest they had shown in this
OCCASION. lie ssi that he snd his classmates
congratulated themselves inst they hsl selected
this place, with tie uaeiusiled scenery sni cul-
tig1tel s9ciai atmosphere, for their place Of
stuiy. They bad found here pleasant homes,
Inform c1ur5e5y and cordial fccisl welcome
The remembrance Of the Quee1 city would ever
be pleasant 20 the Class Of -. They were proud
also 70 graduate from ;hs University. They
considered il su hoa1r 20 have studied in IL, aul
go have their names enrolled among the alum
nj. He returned thanks 10 fitting phrase to the
Medical faculty, FOR their interest sui care
Finally siiressinc bis cisssmater, he urged them
90 faithful and high effort in the service Of the
CREST c2use of humanity, and bii then fare
well
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28
Medical College Commencement.

The thirty-third annual Commencement Of the
Medical Department of the University Of Yer
mont and State Agricultural College, took place
on Wednesday evening, June 10Th, in the City
Hall. The Hall was well filed with al intelli-
gent audience. The following was the order Of
exercises
Musc by Queen CITY Band
Invocation by President Buckham
Music.
Presentation Of the Candidates for the degree ofM
d. 10 the President by Prof. Collier, Dean of tho
Medical Faculty.
Confcr-in the Degree Of Doctor Of Medicine, by
President NJ. II. Buckham.
Music
Address, by Rev. L. r. Atwill.
Music.
Valed.ctory, by Martin Hr1cs
Music
Be5ediotion, by the President
Music.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

STATE OF VERMONT, , t. all persons con
n4s-u,.r ay ,,-,rr-sx,v, o. tceraet 10 the estate
" ''''' - Of George Saxton,
late Of Sheilurn. in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of CLttcudcn On the lsf- day
Of June A. j. -, an Instrument. purp0rting o.
be the last Will AMI Testament 4 ueo--e sax
ton. late % Sheihurn. in said District, deceased
vas presented % the Court af1re-a q. Tor Probate
AMI is ordered hy said Court that the 10Th DAY Of
July a ID. l-72. az the PROBATE Court Rooms
10 said Burlington, De assI- et far proving said
instrument and that notice tgeteC. Do gwen 10 all
persons concerned, pv publishing this order three
weeks successfully ia the Burlington WeeEly Free
Press, a newspaper printed az -aid Burlington
previous o. the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 20 appear
before said Court az the time sud lace af1rssaic
and contest the probate Of SAID vii, you have
cause.
Gwen under mY hand al BURLINGTON 10 sait Dis
trict this ~;h Gas ofJuec. A. D. 1872
T. F. MALES Iud-e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

BaaEE AcADgNr-The snniyerr4ry exercises
Of Barre Academy occurred last week The al
dress before tat Associated Alumni wss delivered
by Col. Albert Clark Of ST. AlbsDs and that
before the Sccisl Fraternity by Hon. B. H.
Steele OF H.rtlanI, both addresses were Of high
order Of excellence snd drew good audiences
The closing exercises Of the gr.dusiine class
occurred on Friday, The academy under the
sble direction Of DR.. spauldins still continues to
msia.aia its high reputation nj one Of the best
academic schools il the State,
FOURTH oF july AT MoErrsLIER The peo-
pie of Montpelier have arranged grand pro
gramme for the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July. The committee h4ye over Sli0c a their
disposal, snl propose to devote $500 in prizes to
hand ere engines, ss follows;
First prize, $3.50
Second prize, 200
Third przs. 100
Seyersl companies have slresdy sigaiaed their
intention to compete for the premiums, among
thea Ethan Allen Engine Company OF this CITY,
and froz present appearances =, least ten or If
teen frst-c.sss ere companies viii be present,
bring. NJ sith them liberal sp7inkling Of bsnds.
One O. Cole Brothers celebrated stesm fire en-
ginss vi. be usei in forcing water from The
river TO Che ;ank on State House Common, and
viii afterwards give an exhibition OF its playing
capacity.
The experienced 4Erousu;. Mr. H. N. Spencer
will make an ascension early in the forenoon
from the State House grounds Ii the ves ihel
is favorable, he will send down a parachute
from a height ofsbout 5000 feet, with dog at
tsche5.
The railroads will carry for fare one way, snd
run .pe1isl trains for the accommodation Of thu
public Engines Of visiting companies will b'
tsken to and from Montpelier over the Contra
railroad and it, several brAnoheF free Of charge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

-..s selections, % TO . c. No chce'e offered
c.,.' a ',,l.''-' - Va '-' ' ,
,-I.,-,.,, 49,
,-,-.,-,+-.,',' - 80,
The Noa.re.icr J.a-.-' says. fe understand
thslslies .f Mont. s..sr have held .e,ers. meet
incst.- consultation. v.ta reference 20 q general
movement on the rsrt Of o1r Fseg eia ali Of th,
cause Of rrsc-csl Temperance
..- ., w-5-..i,,.... oeT.,,p s.-,le IL,
sesr .r.-n rs..,- Of orleans county,. Yr
4.-... wac es--,, ,.r,..,,a and ,.s.b rs.
.,,...el tv,r .,b, knew him lie some Of
t4, ..-fs,-rs IN Hset-up,-g f5- this Stale
D- t-7' d 'N''' N'' '-- ''s ''' @l-
''.'.'. 5A-57 Wien money : ''2l' A'- 30,
l'i.5 a'' '.'-si ID '-' '.i''7' 'l'- way, ''A'
'-'
''1 ''' '-' "
,--.,.--.', ... --'.-
.--, .,.-..l.---s-. -
49, 20 s-, e. %, ''' rq
-
kIlLu By rur CsH=-As lie night ezptes,
ou the RuusuI rs.IroAi was leaving Bellows
Falls. Friday riz.-, il TAI ever an intoxicated
nan usmel John McCsrly. who was lying on
Tie traes. AL cut lim completely IN tvo. lie
leaves . vile All Sen ca.Ilre1.
's'
'-.' .'s ---' ' "-'
.-'-'' '.'
L,sa.lr Csgsrr Barlals.,S Nouy,1l5ss.
Senator. 81 Henry Powers. l.o-sis7iue; First
A..-s.sa. Jude. s1lss. Stevens. Ellen; Second
,s....1t r.,I.. js.ar, q psr-..p s-ov.s
Sheriff. Norman Camp, Gilmore. S,atas A,5o.-
n'g, Alert A. ti.ss' Norrsv...e' Judge IF Pro-
Ia.e. Nalitlu %. Heath. Jahu7cn; High Daif
l4aa' w. Parker. H5larars.
... -, .-
ts. s,... .s.-s. within srh1r- zine.
Iae examination 90 The graduating e.ase2f ot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

hili4H. n Broun.
STATE OF VERMONT, 10 tie Honorable
cHIrrsSnES ccrs1Y SIS n, -, o. 4, i e me- %
ton win n AM fer the County Il CH5t-su1Cn af0re-
Hum'Iy 81 wath Martina 81. Biow1 n burins
IN the Cou-ty ~ tnitfeEdeE Of resaid on the 18th
dav Of Nay. A. g.. l--, she VS. laviull, married to
william % Brown. thea o. the -aiue Darlington
Aforesaid, now OF the City q New Yo-k u the tat-
d New York by tine Kew Loamn u. Ware, An
uHcistiu-, 6osp pei Minister or Burlington Aforesaid
and fr, m fh~t time forwar. Q, tue Itcn day cf
March, A ID. i-67. she lived viii the sad William
H. brown ia the STREET observance OF All the duties
required rs the marriage cHveCaut, when The said
william H. Brown vlthout any cause OF pr1VOcs-
ton on the part Of your petitioner. vilifIly de-
ser ed and abandoned YOUR petitioner 81 Burlington
Aforesaid, aue wert o. the CTS 81 New York in the
state Of New }orZ and from tha, time hitherto has
resided and stu resides iu sld City OF New YO-S,
In the State Of Sew YORK. Ami your petitioner
further sh0wvth that this said Nilii3m ii Brown,
from the time Wfuliy deserted yOu- pert.Cner
as Aforesaid hitherto, has wilfuIIy elected and
wholly faied 20 recder furnish your petition sr
With any support or maintainaUce whatever. aud
that your petitioner, though e. owing very poor
health, las ever since been Obliged 20 rely upon her
own personal labor and the charity az hC- relatives
for her support sud su sis-ence
Your petitioner therefore Luub'y pray : this Hon
orzble Court, that the bonds Cf lstrimouy between
her and the sail William Il. Brown. nay be els
solved and a bill Of divorce granted her.
Dated At Burlington, IN the County q Chittendsn,
the 81 DAY Of June, 4 ID. 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

Youya Nss CHaI-uAS A,sociAu5y.-Ths
following nsmeI gentlemen were the delegates
from Vermont go tie Young Nen's Christisn
Association international Convention, just held
a. Lowell, Mass Darlington, + Smith :;
Charlotte, s. SPACE, IT j Carpenter Nontpc
lsr, al Howe Norwich, Rev vs. ssTsu, Il B
ODDS Peru. Rev Y Lille Piusiori, W c ST.
monls; Rulsni, Cyr ST. Johnsbury, F 3
Denis, Francis switzer :; Waterbury,, Rev 7 A
Stevens Wino5fAi, Rev A J Ingals Shore
ban. Rev " B.coa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28
Ghe Marhets
Na,crtu,sn Union Live stock 'lali.~t
FOR Tx wsES Ending TUESDAY. June b, l---

Aaorsr oY LIVE srors At SAEzg-.
Cattle. Sheep I..iuhs. SWINE.
This week. 1888
Last week. 1865
vermont IHf
Prices Of Market Eesf-h ew choice SO 01 D 90 s.,
extra, s. ~ 477 drst quslity. $ 10 a 90. seq
ond quality, s. pI n Uo. third quality, 81 90 a 81.
Prices Of Store Cstue-Morkins Oxen, e pGi- from
e. s sd sAu 90 So.
Mich Cows and Calves fon So 60 extra So
AZ g7
Farrow Cows, sl7d25.
Prices Of sheep ana Iam.s-Iu lots. 8 ol.
s. s.. -n and 8 - each Lztrz. 8 jIa SO -.
Wool Sheep 70 oic Pm sheared sheep 5d73, Fib.
oprinz Lambs 8 1lIil'1l Fhea1.
Yea Calves, s. ODD 90 @ ul.
Prices of Hides Taii0w and Standardization Hides,
@d9ic = p Tsllow, 8 06c = p Country Hides.
siG.c an. Tsil0w, "a see e %. Pelts, s. D., a
IS. Cslf skins. 4lc o 70. sholFe1 skim, sc each
Dairy Skins, 81 each.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

ThorsANas SrgAE.- FE5grIyE is acknawledzeI
ami recommended hy physicians and spothecaries
C. Re the hest purisr and cleaner of the blood vet
discovered, and thou.auds speak ia is praise who
have been restored o. health. Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

Nlsnlos CouxTT NOMINATIONS lit The
Windsor County Republican Contention, heli
Ia Woods es Thursday, the following n9mias-
taas we're made. For Senators, Charles N.
Lsu5 Of South Boysl,on, Luther Adams Of
Chester. Charles W. Scott Of Plymouth; for States
Attorney, William Z. johnson Of Wooistock;
FIR Assistant Judges, Gavin French Of Csven-
DISH, Crosby Miller OF Pomfret; Sheriff., Surrey
" sdusan Of Ludlow; for High Bailif, Ro!lin
Aasiaa Of Windsor; for judges Of Probate
Hartford district. John Porter Of Hartford /;
Windsor district, William Rounds Of Chester.
Nes'rs Lamb snl Adams are lswyers, and Mr..
Scott is physician, who has ably represented
biz town in the Legislature
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

hrI0lrE', L.cErNISa FLT-krLLfR sw-ese them
Of and clears the house speetIly -Try It-soli hv
dealers everywhere. June Twin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

Efw ToBG ,yp CAsAus HmoAD-L V
Baker. President Of The New York eai Csnal.
uiiroai clm7Any, r. pushing this enterprise
vigorously Tie line has been surveyed sni lo-
atcl from Whitehall TO Port Henry, sni c,rcu-
is1s STE being sent cat Advertising that the com
7auy snow prepared 10 receive bids for build
To-. the road on that section. Three corps OF en-
gioears are al work on The line North o. Port
Henry Itis expe,tel the rosi viii be under
contract i,s entire length thisf-M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

President, Victoria C. woodruff.
Vice Pre,iieni, Frederick Douglass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

SiEOcE nT BRDGE Mr.. Pstireau, oonduc-
''l u 'ae express freight train, on the Rutland
i1'i'oS1' which leaves Rutland at I0G.m.,
NHile ''aniing on the top Of the cars, wss struck
Dy the bridge Immediately south Of Pi;aford sta
tOn. lie was considerably cut and bruised on
the head bat hi' iDjurie, are not Of = seriou.
character.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

THERMOMETER. BARON. WINDS.
; AN r.mi9P.N. .trnean) A.M.2P.M.. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

Patents we're issued June 24;h to Leonard J5-
honuett Of THE city, for potstc-iigger
William Il McGAnn OF lIRrtlani, for double
sesming machine
Charles K. Merriam q AliIdlebury, for lin cut
ting machine
Everett A. Rice Of Wilmington, io- adjustable
hack f1r carr iage-seat
Henry Stanley Of s.. Johnsbury, for spittoon
for raiirosl cars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

Please take notice that We have made very lar.
additions 10 our already extensive stock Of good.
every department Of which is now complete.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

April ls-d3t&wtf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03
Fires In Vermont.

fire in Pownal Center, on Tuesday night
destroyed a store and dwelling house with theii
contents, Partially insured in the Vermont Mu
tual Loss $4,000,
The village of Barton has been visited b,
destructive fire. 1t broke out about tire,
O'Clock last Saturday morning, in Dwine's cab
int shop, This was entirely and quickly con
sumed, together with CObb's clothing mill, anc
the tin shop and tenement attached belonging u
the Warner brothers The origin of the fire /,
unknown. The damage to the place is great, a,
1t struck the business of three enterprispg and
live firms. The loss we cannot give nee ,ratey
Dwinell we understand was insured for So 900,
which will hardly cover halt his loss. Cobb, for
5000, but loses considerably Warner Brother,
for $4,000, not more than half the loss.
The village hall in Quechee was destroyed b,
: Ere on Friday morning, between two and three
/o'cock, together with the contents, consisting Of
. settees, melodeon, Sabbath School library, etc
The loss is estimated at S 900 insured in the
"tndslr County company $500 on building.
Ihe house and barn Of Mrs Martin Howard
OF Lndlow, were burned on Thursday. loss 1000
insured for about $500
"a barn and shed attached belonging TO Jacob
clspper, in Newport, was burned Sunday night
with It's contents, the probable work of nm ncen.
diary. Some ten tons or more of hay was burne 4.
Insured, We understand, for $3.50.
The House and barn and shed of George Allen
Of Fair Haven, was buraed Dec. eth, from buiid
'nga fire on The barn floor, for smoking hams.
Insurance forfeited, as il should lie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03

HARDwicK. The first freight, passing over the
entire line of railroad from st. JJhnsbnry to this
place was received the Goth, by Way, Titus &
Co. Two carloads one of corn (iour hundred
bushels) and one Of Alur, Zone hundred barrels)
--Drenan Brothers have greatly improved their
hotel by enlarging the dining-room rendering il
more capacious and convenient This improve
ment seemed necessary u better accommodate
the large and increasing custom of this popular
House.
A meeting Of the principal railroad officials
was held here on the 2Sth, 10 complete arrange
ments for opening the road for regular business
January LIST. Charles II. Eiton received the APP
pointment Of station agent at this place. Regu-
lar trains commence running to-day, (Monday)
leaving here at 62j A. NJ, connecting with the
morning train south on the Passumpsic road
returning after the p NJ train from the south
arrives at St. J0hnsbury, reaching this place at
about seven in the evening. The new stage line
from johnson runs in Connection with the rail-
road, arriving here before the train leaves in the
morning, and returning to johnson after the
arrival Of the train in the evening.
j. w. Bell has sold his building adjoining
Way, Titus 4 Co.'S new block, to j. 5 jackson,
of West Woodbury., taking in exchange, farm
situated two miles from the village, On the West
Woodbury. road
-Watchnight was observed here by religious
services at the Methodist church We under
stand that series Of meetings are to be hello here
Turing the week of prayer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03
National Liz. insurance Company.

The annual meeting ct this company was held
a. their office on the first inst The Directors
elected were Messrs j, Y. Dewey Paul DHlng-
ham, Roderick Richardson, franklin Haven.
Timothy r. Redheld, Charles Dewey, j. r.
1hurston, W. II. II. Bingham, D. c. Deni-on
Frederick Billings, and james c houghtun Jr
The other officers were reelected, viz, j. Y.
Dewey President, Charles Dewey Vice President,
Geo. W Reed Secretary, Edward Dewey, Actu-
airy, and Ezra Paine, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
The business of the past year has been unusu-
ally prosperous, the issue OF new policies large.
iy exceeding any former year, while the losses
have been the least for several years. The interest
alone actually received has exceeded the losses aud
expenses OF the year by several thousand dollars
A fact which has no parallel in the annals Of life
insurance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03
ia a rriages.


In East Montpelier Jan at the residence OF David
Cummings, ESQ, by Rev. Dr. Lord, OSCAR l.. DAVIS OF
fast Montpelier, and Miss Harriet G. CUMMINGS, OF
Montpelier.
In Montpelier Jan !, by Roy }. C. W Coke, Mr.. joins
T. MCKENZIE, OF 81. Johnsbury, and Miss AUGUSTA J.
HuNIRtssi OF Danyille.
In Montpelier, Dec 30, 1871, by Rev J. @. W. Coke
Mr. WILLIAM RUSSELL. Of MddleseN, and Miss NErTIi
L. FosIEa, Of Moretown.
Ia Woodbury. Jan J, by Roy j. D. Bailey, Mr. IfER.
BART s. Blu, OF Woodbury., aud Miss Inns 81 sPAL.
DisG, u Calais.
In Barre, Dec. o. by Rev r. S. Bliss, RGrBEs H. RY.
DER OF Chicago, aud NJ 81 ELLA S. uArcn, Of barre.
Ia Bralntreo, De e., Mr. CAM b. EDutssrER. OF
West Lebanon, n. H. and Miss MARTHA J. lloLMAs Of
brsintrce.
In Morrlstown, Dec 70, 1871, Mr.. WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
and Miss ADDik l.. 1OODELL, both Of Morristown.
In Worthwhile Dec u, ls7l, Mr s. IIgSRY sPARHAwK,
NJ D., Of Rochestor and Miss sARAH L. SMirn OF Nor.
risyile,
10 Nilliamstown, Dec. 2i 1871 Mr. JoHs r. HusE
and Miss EfFlK AsDREws, 10th Of Berlin
Ia Montpelier, Dec. "a, leTl, Mr. JAMES T. PIKE and
Miss LOUISE NJ Culver both Of Midd esex.
In Roxbury, Dec vs., 1871, Mr.. WilsOs A. AyERtLL
aud Miss lDA MAY WILEY, both Of Rokbury
In Lunenhurgh Dec 20, 1874, Mr.. HAsoAL PEBBLES
and Miss ELLA L. Hams, both Of l..
In St. Johnshury. Dec o. 1871 Mr. CSC. d. GILMAN,
OF st. j., and Miss JESETTE j. JAOKsoS OF Barnet Also
Dec. 20 Mr.. NAPOLEOs uRkEN, Of st, Johnsbury, and
Miss AuRELfA OhEY Of drotOn.
In Bethel, Dec. 25 1871, Mr.. CHARLES s. TnuRsros Of
Cambrdgepot, Mass. and Miss CLARA NJ. JAcgsos Of D..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03
Boston Produce Market.
For the Week Ending December 80.


blrrth-tocelpts lur tho week Goa p1rkapcs md
ga boxes against 1870 packages and iN bTx,s IN
we corresponding week last year receipts to-day uB
special change 20 In tho demand and no injury Tor
che common and medium cradles go i'''' ~
We quote fine lots Of tail made New yotk and vcr
mont Butter at 5u0rci groccrs selected AZ ga
BE hne diaries, COMPRISING tall and umtner rnate a.
l-dfc. good fair lots al 2If24c common Ia A.
inferior do at iiUi3c bakers M eaiIc. Western hut
en- choice grades at - e and common do AL ii8i-c
per 10.
CuEEsE-Reccipts for the week 100 boxes and eaets
and for to-day no boxes Tho demand Il iirhi md ~
market continues dull with no disposition to pnrcbase
except Tor immediate wants
We quote fine New York and Vermont ftciorv AZ ii a
ile per 10 choice Ohio factory al ii IN ~ IN ~
haps An occasional sale at "A little bigber rri, clr H.
good fictory sells at 26i3s and choice dairy a,
and common cheese az Ito per h.
EGGs-Rcceipts Tor tho week iOC boxes g. bbls and
for to-day Is boxes and ma pri..s ~ r.st ~
firm and the market moderately supniicd AZ a. -
per doz Western cgs sell at 3 Sc mi fined eg AZ
2'aOc.
EASs-Receipts for tho week 1885 bills and TODAY
J' Dds There Is no change To note ia the market and
strong as few weeks ago. NV ~
Northern pea beans. I'll h for chats F,., ar, 81
80 for common Pea Rom z, .- ia'lerni ss'i-a
d,,r,s 80 e., ~, ~ ~ neil- t4't-- Tor choice mt
PouLrRY-Iberc il a AZ sny,i,. - ~ - ~
KEYS run al ,i-e ~ ebf, auI 49, % Iul-
Northern 4aiGc for Cbickens i65ios 6 az G i,
VI Wv, ~" :, a,l /. 1 ~, yer ID Tor orese.
sepand a. Wall 10, ionl4a's 10 oe lalr .hippng
and m es arc made a, H. ILL., ~ .gie npuoni
Tor Potatoes Onions are Am M - ,1 % XIX pv' 0uAuei
FuuiT-Tbe deg,a,i ~, ' A1,, II, ~ Pr Dbl
supnv ia ver, iI G t l ~ ~ no laIge' nut as me
tendance III h ~, 80 t iulent ultih cts' WIN
In NJ NJ XXI ~ 49,, nolNyrs mere are very urn al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-03
Annual Meeting OF the Washington County
Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting OF this Society was held
in the Grand Jury Room yesterday. Previous to
this meeting was a meeting Of the directors Of
the Society, at which the following committees
were appointed
Aaron Webster, Roxbury j. l.. Severance,
Cabot
On Root Crops-A j. llolister, Fast Mont
pelier George Rowland Of East Montpelier. and
O. w. Olmstead Of Mafsh6eld
The diplomas awarded by the Society at It's an
nuaI fairs for the past two years were presented
to the board by the Secretary, and will he issued
10 parties entitled to them, upon application to
the Secretary.
A committee, consisting Of Hon. c. II. Heath,
j. NJ. Poland and A. d. Arms was appointed to
make arrangements for holding session OF the
State Board Of Agriculture in Washington county
the coming winter
The annual meeting Of the Society was held at
the same place in the afternoon
The Treasurer, Clark King, Esq, presented
his report, from which it appeared that the total
receipts for tho year had been Sl59l.l0 and the
expenses SlO9l So leaving balance in the treas
ury January /, 1872, Of $l96 50. The balance
remaining in the treasury last year was $3.50.
The Society then proceeded to the election Of
officers for the year ensuing with the following re-
suit
Presidsnf-E A. Eldredge, Of Warren
Wee Preadcnf-W. $. Martin, Of PiainGeld
Sccretary-A. d. Arms, Of East Montpelier.
Treasrer-Clark King "
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