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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15
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Commercial Exchange Report.


boston, January 9.
FLOUR-1he receipts have been 1896 bills There
has been fair demand for -four to-day, and sellers
who had supply Of popular brands have been ena-
bed h make sales at advance over those Of last
week. Nequotes upers at o. 75a6 % per Dbl low
extras at s. 5Odl Is por hhli Minnesota and Nil
waukee brands at 81 OOd9 O0i Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan brands at g. ODd9 50, Illinois at s Oid
Tor choice brands.
CORY Receipts 1897 bush. The demand has been
limited to day as the stock offering Is very light.
We quote mixed at 75G7c, and yellow at 75l07sc per
bush
ArS-Rocelpts 1905 bush. The receipts to-day
large, but nearly half Of them are Tor shipment
abroad, and the samples offering are not large. We
quote brown at 55Gj7c, aud mixed and white at g. a
6jc per bush.
PkOVlsIONs-There is a limited demand for pork
In small lots, but the trade is mostly iobbng one,
with sales to " for clear 50 50 for mess and az
for prime. Lard is i0bbingat y 9c and hams at DC
Beef Is firm at Si2.OO1litU for mess and extra mess
and ti5dOd7.Ul for family Dressed hogs are not 50
active to day, and the market Is weak at 5ic per h.
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Personal.

Daniel q. Thompson, son Of the late Hon.
D. p. Thompson, Of Montpelier, is ut present
practicing law with success in New York city
1t is said that the legislative committee
propose to recommend the placing Of a bust Of
Solomon Foote in the Capitol at Washington.
Rev l.. H. Elliot, formerly Of Winooski,
is settled for one year over the Congregational
church Of Bradford VI.
The failure Of solomon Wright, wooden
manufacturer Of Pownal, is announced Ills
liabilities foot up Sls3, 6is 49, Mr. Wright is
member of the Vermont Legislature from
Pownal
Rev. Stephen X. Wyman, Of Midway,
Conn, has lately been settledby the Congrega-
tional society in New Haven, Vt, with a salary
of 81 800, the use Of the parsonage and seven
acres Of land
Rev f. G. Cummings, late pastor Of tho
North church, in st. Johnsbury, has been
appointed professor in Bowdoin college, att
Brunwick, Me, to Oh the vacancy created by
the death Of Professor Upham
Tho Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Journal says that Senator morrill, OK.
poets to pass his bill granting half a million
acres Of land to The State Agricultural Oh.
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has bcen elected President Of Che Board Of
Education of New York city. % is safe 20
predict that he will make one Of tlc most ciIi-
cient and intelligent presiding officers which
tie Board ha. had for years
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soeiates To MAKE MN present consisting OF a'
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ms guests
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

WArsFELD.-The annual meeting of Mad
River Valley Agricultural Society was held at
Waitsiield, Thursday, Jan 8, 1873, and the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year
Presidont-llon. Ira Richardson, WaitsGeld;
Vice President-Samuel Someryille, Duxbury I;
Secretary Ziba McAllister, Waits6eld; Treas
urer-E. A. Fisk, Waitsfeld Auditor Dr.
W. A. Jones, waitsheld.
The society commences another year under
favorable circumstances. Fifty new names
were recorded at the annual meeting, which
with the above live and efficient board of Off
GERS will make the society success this fall.
A meeting Of the State Board Of Agriculture
it is expected will be held here, February lth
and l2th, which will undoubtedly bring out a
large attendance Of our farmers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

HARDwIcK Tho astonishing vigor Of the
clerk Of the weather is still apparent. Thus
far (l2th) this month, the mercury has fallen
below zero five times--the It'll, l4o, 18th, 2os,
l2th 1872, being the lowest. The record for
December shows fourteen days below zero, and
all the rest 80 near it as to permit no thawng.
The p. & o. X. r. Co. are occasionally
making some progress in the extension Of the
line westward. The rails are now laid TO
llydepark, and regular trains will probably
run to that point sometime the present week.
The turn. table at this place has been taken up
and moved to the terminus at Hydepark.
Track-laying and constructive operations will
doubtless soon be suspended for the winter
Measles prevail extensively in this section,
compelling the suspension Of many schools
and greatly impairing the remainder. The dis
ease seems to be making a clean sweep this
time, and seems quite likely to subside only
with the exhaustion of material. II does not
appear to be complicated or to assume very
malignant type. Few severe cases are reported.
The morning train east from Morrisyile
On Saturday last, came near suffering a serious
accident near that place in consequence Of los
ing of yet Of trucks from one Of the forward
freight cars attached 10 the train. The track
was tom mp or badly damaged for nearly a
quarter Of a mile, yet the cars in rear Of the
one doing tie damage passed over in safety, ex-
ccpt the tearing of Of some Of the steps to the
uneaongfr cars Z eopms n great mystery WHY
Che train was not thrown from the track and
wrecked, considering the condition in which
the track was left. The coupling held the car
zap aud in position and being dark the loss Of
the trucks was not discovered till the train ar
rived at East llardwck II miles from where il
occurred Passengers say they noticed the road
was little rough at that place, but little
thought Of the fearful danger to which they
were exposed
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Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, Jan. 9.
The following the prices obtained In this mar
ket by commission houses for produce In good condl
ton, subject TO a commission for sellingt
BUTTER Receipts ll60 pkg. and boxes. The
market Is firm for good grades, and prices are more
firmly held with less disposition on the part of
to press sales. We quote tho wtoi,.ats prfn a, r.
eeiusd BY commsiion h0usss follows Choice nll
made New York and ermOnt butter at 30aD SIC per
ID Medium do at 20p2lc choice Western at 256f t7c.
medium at l-d2uc common butter at loo bakers do
at 9rl2e per ID
CHEEsE-The receipts have been ~ boxes and -
mand and the market continues quiet at prices an
nexed. We quote prime factory at litc per N good
do at iici prime dairy at lie good do at I3c and
common at 9ni2c per Id.
EGGs-The receipts have been l2s boxes and bbls
The market to-day Is weaker, and prices are not so
strong yesterday. We quote prime lots at 33Jgc
per doz but the market lie dull at these figures LINED
eggs sell slowly at 25din nc per doE.
BEANS-The receipts have been Az bbs. The
market Is active at POI for mediums and considera-
bic sales have been made at that price. We quote
prime mediums at ~ 81 per bush; good do at 81 So
prime pea beans at 80 81 for Western and s. Is of
Eastern, good do at 25dJ j0i and yellow eyes at
| ass 80 per bush.
APPLEs-There is no change to note and while
holders are Arm the demand is light at prices annex
ed We quote Western apples at 81 25aJ 80, and New
England Badwins at s. J0G2 % per Dbl, although II
might be difficult to sell New England apples above
| s. 80 just at the present time.
| VEuErABLES-The market Is firm for potatoes
and salos are made At 9jcdsl per bush Onions 70
main Arm at s. 10 per Dbl.
| PoULTRY-Tho market is very dull, and the hes
Western turkeys are offered at l59l7c, with smnl
sales; Chickens are dull at 2nl3c frozen Ncrtheri
poultry Is selling in small pay from f@Isc for tur
try sell at little higher figure. Quail are dull a
81 62fpl 70 per doE, and Grouse at 75c per pair.
HAY-rhe demand is good, and there Is no surplu
of prime hay on the market. We quote at 81 qS pc
ton, with occasional sale Of choice at SO. Stra,
s selling at $jl0j2 per ton with some choice at $50
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DAVID BARNETTS ESTATE.

Tho subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands OF all persons against the es
tate Of David Barnett late Of Middesex, In said Dis
trct, deceased, represented insolyent and the term
Of six months nom the gth day Of January, 1879, be-
ing allowed by said Court to the creditors OF said de-
ceased to exhibit aud pi0ve their respective claims
before Us; Give notice, that will attend TO the
duties Of appointment at tho dwelling-house OF
Flvra Barnett the widow OF said deceased In Middle
sex in said District. tho first Wednesday Of Feb
ruary aud July next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF each Of said days
HOMER W. HEATON, (co,,,,is.,orer.
LEANpER WARREN, N''''A'''''e
January 18th, A. ID. 1873. 59-59
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Maarriages.


In Willamstown, Jan. !, by Rev. r. NJ. May, Mr.
James n. SeaVer, and Miss Sarah q. Work. both Of
Willamstown.
Also, in Willamstown by the same, Jan. 3. Mr.
Henry Martin Of Wlliamstown, and Miss Lois n. Bond
of Topsham, Vt.
In MiddleseI, Jan. l. by Rev. W. A. Bryant, Mr.
William Smons, and Mrs, Elinor Frslec, both oil
Waterbury.
In CrAftsbury, Jan. /, by Rev. J, Mcdonald, Mt
William J. Hutchins Of Wolcotti and Miss Ottawa c
Gardener Of Craftsbury.
In Manchester, N. H., Jan. ,, by Row. Elisha r.
Wright, Mr. George CLARK, Of Montpelier, aud Miss
Alice Goodrich, OF Manchester.
In johnson, jan L. by Rev. DR.. Dougherty. Mr.
Charles Burnett, r and Miss. Clara l. Domois- both
Of stowe.
Also by the same, Jan. 8, Mr.. Clark n Adams, anl
Miss Dora West, both Of Stowe.
In the Episcopal church, Mansonyille, ?. O., Jan !
by Rev. Charles Bancroft, DIR. George b. Roncll, o
Troy and Miss Isadore DarRg of Mansonyile.
In Lowell, Dec. 81, by Rev. IL. N. Hovey, Mr. Chas
T. IIadley, and Miss Lizzie A. Stone, both Of Eden
10 Norwich, Jan. 10, OF lung fever, Mr. Norman T
Bush, in the seth ear OF his age, Mr.. Bush was tn
popular and worthy landlord at N. lie leaves age
her who will be 100 years old the 18th of the mex
month.
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BOARD OF AGRIcuLruRR-Th Board Of Ag-
riculture will hold a Farmers Meeting in Nor
risyille, Thursday and Friday, January 3O,h
and 3lst. Among the papers to be presented
will be one by l. D. r. Collins, Ed, of Vol
colt, on the" Grass Crop one byJ W. Bry-
ant, Esq, of Elmore, on " Tree Culture - one
by r. g. Hill, ESD, of Emore, on Long Wooled
Sheep y one by F. Small, Esq, of Norris
town, on " Butter Making - and one by VIM.
5. Thorp, Esq, of Worthwhile, on - Vermont
as Farming State" These are all able and
practical writer's, familiar with their subjects,
and their papers cannot fail to instruct, and
we hope, to elicit a profitable interchange Of
experience among those who attend tho meet
ing. Let there be a good turn out
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INTERESTING TO BUTTER MAKERS. - Messrs
Porter Blanchard Sons, Of Concord, n H., Of
fer one of their Justly celebrated churns as a
premium for the best 25 pounds of butter shown
at the Dairymen's Association at st. Al
bans, January %, 90 and "a, 1873. They
make this offer to help raise the STANDARD OF
the quality Of butter made, and to encourage
an honorable competition among our dairymen'
The butter must DO accompanied by state
ment as 10 the manner OF manufacture, and the
award will be made by committee appointed
by the executive committee Of the Association.
The Association, therefore, invites dairymen
and factory men to contribute specimens of not
less than 25 pounds of butter for exhibition,
and to give notice thereof before the meeting,
and, also, invite an exhibition Of cheese, but
do not offer any premium therefor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

CoNs'stf>V.-r The total amount paid by in p
slranoc clmpanie. for losses by fire in this
village during the past year, is j3i. During
Tie past twenty years the average amount Of
l.s.ss paii will not amour, to 5 900 per year.
while during ihi- period immense sums have
been paii 8 our iown-men to insurance com
panes Aud now, 10 face OF our very credit
abe iord cur stock insurance agents are
positively i.rcct,d 10 raise theirraies on proper
IS n.ar,i 10 ,hi. village, thirty per cent
Here i- consistency and justice with ven
& nce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

WooDsTocK RAILRoAn.--At the meeting Of
the stockholders of the Woodstock r. r. Co.
on Wednesday there was a fair attendance and
good deal of sound talk. The old board Of
directors was unanimously elected. In re-
sponse to an inquiry for a directors report,
Mr.. Dewey, who presided at the meeting,
stated that they had nothing definite in the
way of proposition from otlier roads to oper-
ate ours if completed, but that he had no
doubt of lease being easily effected when
they had anything to lease. llo also referred
to the cheaper way in which twas proposed to
complete the road, saying the views Of railroad
men with regard to practicable grades and
curves had greatly changed since the road was
commenced. 1t is evident that something is
going to be done to finish this unfortunate and
much abused road.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

ANSuAt BANE ElrcTIoNs The result Of
the annual elections Of the Montpelier National
Banks yesterday, resulted in tue re election Of
the old boards Of officers to wit
MpNTrELiER NATIONAL BANK. - Directors
James Il. lAngdon, George c. Shepard, +. p.
Jewett, Daniel Baldwin, Carlos Bancroft.-
President James r. Langdon Cashier, Chas
a Reed Teller, George G. Kellogg.
FIRST NAIioNAL BANK or MONTPELIER.
Directors, John a. Page, r. Richardson,
James ! rhurstoh, p. p. pitkin, J. W. Ellis,
Charles Dewey President, John A, Page +;
Cashier, James lIoughton, jr. Teller, E. D.
Blackwell.
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DAVtD D. WINGS. ESTATE.

- The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Couri for tue District Of Washing
ton Commissioners toreeeive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
of David D. Wing ate Of Barre, in said district de
ceased represented nsoiyent, and tho term OF six
months from the li day ct December, i512 being al
lowed by said Court 10 the creditors vt said deceased,
TO exhibit aud prove their respective claims before us
Give notice. that we will attend TO the duties OF our
appo ntment at the dwellng-house Of r. v Hillery,
Ia Bnrrc In said district the last Friday or Feb
ruary and May next at o'clock, In the afternoon,
on each Of said days,
Ry MlLLERY, Commissioners.
L. B. WOOD.
A. ID. ls7l 500
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A. D. ls7
CTEpHEN HALLS ESTATE.

The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the estate
Of stephen HALL late Of Duxbury In said District,
deceased represented nsolyent and the term OF six
months from the 18th day OF December 1874 bengal
lowed hy said Court the creditors of said deceased,
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before us
give notice. that we will attend to the duties OF our
appolntment at the dwellnghouse Of Il. O. Crossett
m Duxbufy, In said District the third Tuesdays
Of March and June next o'clock, in the after.
noon of each Of said days
ISAIAH husftEr Commissioners.
Duxbury, Jan. H. A. D., 1879. $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

WooLsoS's CABIN about thirty days,
shall remove to more convenient Rooms, for the
continuation Of the Merchant Tailoring Busi-
ness, in Montpelier but before making the
above change, desire to call the attention Of
my customers to the fact, that wish to reduce
my stock to the lowest possible amount, and to
that end shall offer extra inducements to all
that wish to invest.
Goods now on hand, will sell at discount
of twenty-five per cent. from former prices
or, win make them into garments at the same
liberal discount.
have small stock Of CustOm-madc clothing,
that will sell, at cost Of materials from which
they are manufactured. Also lot Of Men,
Furnishing Goods to be entirely closed out
As intend making " clean sweep Of many
of the above named goods, | am willing that
they should be sacrificed, for the benefit of my
customers.
But while so doing let me remind you thai
my Books are posted-bils drawn OF, and
am ready TO settle ioiM all,
An early call, will secure bargains. " |
mean business"
5. G, WooLsoN,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

NEwsrAPERAL.-The Rutland CouriT is
informed that the new Daily will be started in
that place as soon as rooms in the basement OF
the new Baxter Bank building are finished
The Windsor Journal has left of its " Au-
rora" title, been reduced in size to the extent
of about nine columns Of matter per week, and
appears now to be published hy L. j Nc
lndoen alone.
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A. l.. CARLTON, Treasurer, b. 5. S.
Montpelier, Jan. -, 1873.
The following is a list Of officers elected for
the ensuing year
Supt.--Dr. d. G Kemp.
Asst Supf.-Joseph Poland.
Librarian M. G. Kinson.
LIST Asst.-Chas +. Poland.
Cd Ass't-Daniel 5. Wheatley.
Com. on Fiinds-Joseph Poland, j. Il
Thurston, Mrs NJ. NJ Barker, Mrs. @: W
Bailey.
Com on LiJrdry--W. II. Lord, j. c. En-
cry, Mrs. J. V. Babcock, Mrs. Samuel Wells
Sec'y and Trcas-A. l.. Carlton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

KNoTrY CAsE.-Five days Of the las. term Of
the Orange County Court were spent in trying
case handed down by the former States At
torney Boyden, alleging that in November 1871,
one Walter Scott stole lalr bushels Of cob meal
and three meal bags from one William F. Reed
of North Brooklield. The jury after having
been out thirty hours, returned verdict Of not
guilty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-15

NoRTuFIELD.-The Artificial Stone Company
which was Incorporated by our last legislature
effected an organization last Friday, Jan. 10
The meeting for organization was called at the
Mortified House, and Hon John Gregory was
elected temporary chairman, and w. q. Cur
It's, clerk Permanent organization was then
secured by the election Of Joel Winch, Presi-
dent DR.. W. G. Curtis Clerk John Mixer,
of Boston, Joseph Gould, c. b. Hutchins, j
H. circuit and John NJ Dane, Directors. A Di-
rectors' meeting was held Friday evening, at
the Mortified House, where w. G. Curtis was
made choice of as Treasurer, and an assessment
of 25 per cent on the stock was voted. The
amount Of stock taken at the time Of organiza-
ton was over three hundred shares of one hun
bred dollars each. II was also decided to pur.
chase lIoadley engine of thirty horse power,
and to push the business Of manufacturing and
selling their wares as fast as possible also to
increase the capital stock to 800, 900 as soon
as may be.
AT the village meeting, held Monday even
ing, Jan. 9th, the following business wa,
transacted j II. 0rcutt was chosen Modera-
tor and c. d. Williams, Clerk and Treasurer
A, Bmley, j. l.. Mosely, j. l.. Mack, c. p
KimbalI and S +. Judd, Trustees o. W. Al
word, Chief Engineer IL, Ferris, Assistant
Alden Bradley, C.. r. Ely and S. II. Curtis
Wardens, and 4. w. Howe, Collector. A Ia,
Of twenty-five cents on the dollar Of the CRANE
list Of the village was imposed,
Rev. DR.. Chaplin, Of New York city, deliver
the fourth lecture Of the course at Howe
Hall, on Thursday evening of this week, (Jan
l6th,) at u P. NJ, subject " Orders Of Nobili
ty.' Rev W. II II. Murrays lecture wa
postponed on account Of the ill health of tn
lecturer
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rsmaiaing axsaiiea for in the Montpelier Pest Qkas
JANUARY 10 1873.
LAp,Ks.-florenee bailey sophia catlsr, lesiss
Dennis. Emma Jane Emerson, olive J. prentcs Mar
tina Mcfarland.
GssrLEnks Charles 4. Bennett, A. W. Hswkina
d. u. Hatch, j. A. Knapp, 4. @. Luree, L. A. Layns.
q. ID. MaeMaster, Thee. Wiilett
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McLEAN's STAR AGGREGATION. This popu-
lar troupe Of negro minstrels is announced to
give % concert at Village Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week They have
madc quite au extended tour Of tho State, and
the State papers uniformly speak in the highest
terms Of their concerts. It is undoubtedly n
good show. Tickets % cents Reserved seats
30 Gems