Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
Watolrman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1872.

Watolrman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1872.
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Second Lecture.
The second lecture Of the Citizens course will
he delivered at Trinity Chapel to morrow (rhurs.
day. evening, by Rev. W. II. Murray, the popu-
lar pastor Of Park street church, Boston. The
lecture will be the one upon Deac0as, which has
obtained such wide spread celebrity. Everybody
should hear it,
CORRECTION. The Ladies Temperance Sci.
ETY. - wish to say that their meeting will he held
next week Thursday, instead Of this week Friday,
as given out last Sabbath evening
PER ORDER on COMMITTEE.
BRAcELET FouNp.-At Coughs lecture, in
trinity Hall, GoLD BRAcELkr-fgurcd on one
side, and plain on the other, with jet lining
The owner can have the same by applying To A.
W Elson Brookfld.
LECTURE ny Dr. Cur1lNo Oar distinguished
State Geologst, Dr. Cutting, gave most inter.
esting lecture on The Microscope to the stu
dents Of the Methodist Seminary On last Tuesday
evening The lecture hall was crowded by an
apprccatiye audience.
M3NrpELtER & WrLts RIVER RAmHo,p.-The
first rail on the line Of this road was laid in this
village Thursday afternoon, at the place Of union
between that road and the Vermont Central road
The first spike was driven by Director French,
and the second by Director Foster. 1t il under.
stood that the work Of laying the track will be
vigorously prosecuted.
BOARD or AGRICULTURE, &c.-rhe Governor
has filed vacancies in the State Board Of Agri-
culture, Manufactures and Mining, which have
been confirmed by the Senate as follows, to wit
FaANots B DorGLAss, Of Whiting, in place Of Gov
ernSf II lbrook, resigned and rnoN,s II Hos.
KNs, of ST. Johnsbury, editor Of the Vermont
Farmer, in place Of n. b. Stafford, resigned
APPOINTMENTS The Secretary Of State has
made the following appointments Deputy Secre-
tary Of State, CHARLES W. Porter, ESQ. Of Hart
frl, now residing in Montpelier; Eugrossng
Clerk, GEORGE X. CHAPMAN, E-q, Of Nergcnncs
The last Apo intment is made under the new act,
for the proper engrossment and preservation Of
all acts passed. 1t corresponds in effect to the
parliamentary " enrolment" Of acts
~ Miss SARAH f GoLofN, of Montpelier, has
been appointed to deliver the Valedictory Address
At the next Examination aud Graduation Exer
c-es Of the Massachusetts Normal School at Sa-
lem. She has also been selected as editor Of the
literary paper to be printed for that occasion
These evidences of her high standing tell well for
the training she received in Montpelier Union
School, OF which she was pupil and assistant
teacher.
ApJ5uRNNrsr Both Houses effected FINAL
adjournment at about o'clock this "wednesday
morning, and within three hours the members
to be seen upon the streets we're like the visits Of
the angels, The session has been sjmwhat
lengthy, tolerabIy busy, and we trust not alto
gether Improbable. As usual many meritorious
measures failed, while others Of doubtful expedi-
ency succeeded The public acts will be publish
ed next week.
~ The Village Hall was the scene Of a very
Pheasant entertainment ana social festival on
Meuuesuay evening" gwen uy Mt aud MIS- t.
SUIT !" Vle young pe'pie o. 'he Nilage'
ine u"n was "e'i "''cu VII" 'ne'r invited guests
Music and conversation were the order Of the
evening, and the time passed Delightfully."- in the
o'enueu enjoyment OF ooin Inc nan was TASTE
iui'y ueoora'eu ny sHe asree'pie hos's oil the
evening and those who were fortunate enough 10
DC 'n''.eo On tue oceasin' were warm IN tneir
expressions Vi "ppreri'''on o' '"e S'"e"n"' Pc
culihr ana unique uHir.
800
The Montpelier correspondent Of the Rutland
Herald says " Senator Neazey can but feel graft
fed at theresult OF his pet measure the general
raiiroad bill, IN both branches oil tie General
Assembly. IL was well advocated by him IN tie
Senate, and the vote IN It's iavor m that body
was considerably larger than had been anuclpa-
ted Three senators VINO were IN the House two
years ago MesSrs' barnes Oolourn ana llinck-
ley and who voted against similar bill there
showed by thelr votes IN iaV'r thls year that
they were not oouhu ny t'"dit'oh"l usageN Wheh
they oelieVe progress ana change better
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w 1oD"''y I"''s ''o ''' S'y
come ueiahgeu' ana hau oeeh 'Hkeh 10 an asylum
nae Tue latter part oil the rumor Is denied ny
the friends oil MI ~ sun 1t IS admitted thaf, by
reason oil the iaoor ana excitement oil the late
canvass ana especially through vgls ana grief
connected with the loss oil his WIFE, ms nervous
- n Tod IauV INN
MIN IN condition truly alarming we can out
nope that the case Is not so serious US is leared
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