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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24
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Tuesday September %, is7T
AuouSr or STOCK At uAnstf.
cans. Nsrp staps Hagt. c.hs..
5 5s;' , Ts9' go. i.si If,sHH e 5 55
PAGES -Besf cuis-Extra atandbe,yy o,s,,i,,,
oxen, tnngi0i fret quality, t5o0us 81 second
goo lhs. on total weight Of hide. tailow and d-s.i
3eeL a few choice single pairs si0.mQiol1. Bulls
gortsg or,a.-siog@275 per pair or aceord.ns Co
h.lf value a. beef. Handy Steers f7Fai0l
We con'. s5omi1 extra good, tlim75 with or
XIV even may be agreed mrrow and ordiu-
S'.eg Live weight iia5a extra 'iasic perl or
hep lid iaphs-lio per heal IN iots.
Nhnl'stle fNpc retale, 7N0c per %. Fat
"93its q pa z per lh. Spring Pigs lrUi1c per 10.
r Hiai'-hrghton. % nv cts country Iots. -as.c.
IailoW' oaeic. country lofs i05lcts por H. poift
Ntn WOO ON, t.nW42i oachi country lots DIV
faVQast.l calfkins lialGc.
Afesrf bearllnes. fNari twd.voars old t1daro
three-ycars old tuN0u. Western srers oboice a. .0
4t-u.V, Llve weight Va 90 per ~. store cattle
d. Light t6.2ja1.00.
RsWsHKs.- The market o. not worry active on Cattle
SUI lull prices are obtained at Witoftoen There
were many lunches Of ordinary lndo Young sto.t
Ihe best offered were by g. w. BrowneU-a r,e
heiers and steers-at ic, I've weight fed ~ Field
Of Ferrshurg W. Tho Western cattle thia West sii
came by way OF Albany. j. ii. Fry sold two 3.veor
9la steers az C. dressed weight that weighed alive .
~ n., and I'VE others at &c per lb. NJ. 4 shackott
solu Steers ~ 'd9c per To-, dressed weight-nfeon
hehl 20 g. wentworth AZ &c, 10 dress $50 each Wcs-
tern cntieat brighton sold AZ from GH7c live 0rlte
" stock Ordinary at 3lDrlc live W se0'inns sold
thiftY steers At &C. 10 average 1886 lbs. Thirty three
az &C. 70 average 1885, lbs A. y. Monroe cold ninetg.
one etccrs % average l3j lbs, af Gee. New miilh
cows remain at old quotations But little doing In
working oxen. Veal calves Ia small supply at mn
sheep and L1mbs-Tradc IL not at all ru.bia.
quite number u londs came in the last Of tho ,ye
freei correspond E'th laat weeks d0inrs suppiirs
ui a. large ~ can De handled. Joseph Doquay soff
81 shecp and iamhs at 5ic per lb., av 60 lhs w. H.
.TgMn -pu ll anhs 90 average t0 lis, AZ Go per TO-
A. Drew sold lo2 lambs AZ fic per lb 20 nvcfage II
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Rev. j. Edward Wright, Of this village
is announced as one of the lecturers in the
course, at Williston, this winter.
Capt, Mason b. Carpenter, Of st. Adams
Secretary of the Vermont Senate, is about Il
remove to Chicago, where he will continue the
practice Of the law.
The estimable wife of Lieut.. Gov. Taft
died last evening. She was woman of excel
lent sense, much beloved and respected by hel
friends, and though an invalid for many years
bore her suilerings to the last with Christian
lortitude.
We understand that the position Of editor
n-chief Of the new paper in st. Adams ha
been rendered to Mr.. Lucius Bigelow, now o
Washington d. c., and formerly connected
with the Burlington Times, No better selec
ton could have been made. Mr. Bigelow Il
an able writer and accomplished journalist
and, should he conclude to accept the place
we shall welcome his return to the newspaper
fraternity in this State.
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Neu Advertisements.

4 G ENTS, $50. LLoyDs new thirty
n dollar maps for 1879 and 1874 are ready. and
are to be given away gratis. Size Of each map G2x6t
inches mounted on English CLOTH exhibiting 900 900
names of cities towns villages, rivers. lakes noun
tains aud streams. Both these great maps 20 be
given gratis 10 every housokeeper n America. These
maps are the greatest ever made by LLoYD who made
all the maps used by General Grant during the war.
Male and Female Agents wanted In every county %
whom we allow one dollar for every map distributed.
Address with stamp for answer, BOSTON ADVER.
User co, % Court Street, Boston, Mass. 9l96
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PlMNrrrlp. Sept. ~. Is7a.

PAINTED, Sept. -, 1873.
Ataregular meeting of the PaiuGeld Lodge
No. so, o. Of G. r., held September 20, the
following resolutions were presented and
adopted on the death Of sister Eta f. Town
who died September II, aged % years.
Hhsrsa', The Great Creator in His lnGnite wisdom
has been pleased 10 separate the union OF our hands b.,
removing our dearly beloved sister Eta =. Town
thereby soyering very strong link IN tho fraterna
chain that binds US together
Res0hfd, BY the members Of Planield Lodge No
49, L. o. of q. r., that while have met with a los,
rreparahe ln our memhership and social Intercourse
yet the influence Of departed sister can nster die
Res9irsa, That while we cherish the memory of her
excellent native powers OF mind, made rofplondeni
b. thorough culture and scll-contro, we recognize
the higtssf sraRps In her sp0ess virtue tdo mani
fest In the discharge of all the duties Of lilo
Rtsosd, That In the darkest hour of thi- orgauiza
tiOn her ME ~ has been 10 the sarof hope and
that We Will strive 10 perpctnate her memory by be
ing more strongly cementod In the ties OF Friendship
and br0therly love and labor more earnestly 10 Ia,
cause which shO 30 faithfully ospOuscd
Rsssirfd, That we extend our deepest sympathy q
the berenved mother and friends and request the pub
cation OF these resolutions ia each OF the papers Of
the county,
NATHAN SKINNER,
Mas. G. r. BAtcHELnER Committee
MISS MARY l.. GALE,
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tllarriaqes.

In Waterbury, September II, at the residence of DR.
q. q, Nashhnrn, by Rev. William H. Lord, ID. d..
Mr.. DANIELS MHEArLkY aud Miss FANNIE H., young
est daughter OF the late Gen uamalie Washburn boil
Of Montpelier.
Ia Cabot, September IS, by Rev W. II. Wight, Mr.
AMAsA q ruckEH and Mrs ELIZA A. WfILFY boil
VI Cabot.
In Pnwlet, September Is, by Rev. John p Dcmeritt
Mr.. MAncEl lus WHEELER and Miss JuLiA, daughter
OF Joel Sheldon, ESQ.
In Danyiie, September 10, by Rev. q. W. Thomp
son, MIR WILLIAM =. PAGE aud Miss Hams c. kIr
rREDGE both Of DanVille.
In Pdwlet, September Il, at tho Congregations
church, by Rev. John z. Demeritt, OF Meriden, Conn
assisted by Rev. r. s. Pratt, Of Dorset, Mr.. ASpRu,
EsGREM OF Rutland, and Miss JESSIE, oldest daugh
tor OF oliver Warner, Esq.
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Mrs George liowland. East Montpelle-. Charm
Quilt 71c. a. H0h0non Barre, fusk Mat DO Mrs
Alvin Smith, Wllamst0wn, Quilt, 500. Mrs. g. r.
stevens, harc, Emnro dered Chcmlse, SOC Embrod.
cred Might Dress Pc. Mrs j. N Robbins, East Mont.
peler Gents NecR-to 25c. Miss Matte liollister,
Mss ". Filis, Bet M1n,pclior Patched Quiz. b.
Anh.l blanchard Barre specimen Card Photographs
10 Embroaerci Nshi b1 o. lug tb N5' Drs's
tici H0X-wrcath Quilt, Toes Braided Rug l5o Homer
Satpenter, Marshteld' twelve years old, Picture
llalr h0quet, j0c Lamp Mat 4io j. y. Gilman.
Barre two Pictures, 200. oliver Carpenter Marsh,
Barre, bog Cabin Quilt, 40. Mrs VI C1rk. Easi
Monipglicr, Bead Basket 2jc Lounge Iidy Gci
.even years ia, ArC,stle ioc Niiss Martha p By.
nT@ oi, HeN On pSW,Hs e Mrs ~ Sigsuon
Cat P,r,r@I w, WWN'i 'oo' 49,. h,tion'
neler ery ~ pas. ~ M, q ~ o.l
5' i, niNt",,n preiley ueNey, Montpelier
W.. ~ vu'' wv i4tute., g"n nraWins' lNc
jdo Nrs n a koifnn .t,.rl,,,,, A. ,,i,, 81. IL
William Glart n,rrc not s Ae,,na, ~; Mi.
r ,,,' 4, n''r,, nloet OF @grnni9ms tarty-
piainaelI Fnhroider, ~, So, r.,, Anna tase'
p.n p.,i,. n',a1igil ,3a oo'9n I1,teien Barre
lgn rtig,ute anl rghmaah,,slpt llc Pencil Picture,
f. i'",l 1--we Ii'lnl'iii u.lh1Wer tc. May
,anner, Montp licr, one WAX Cross Wreath, 7lc
a. r., ,f g. L., 4" t q,ton' ,aiiV vue bed Vnut
Y w Mls Ellen " feek, Fd-t Mgnipeler tfavou
KIN r.. IN. sn'Iio.N r,Ss, h9., Mon,g,hef
'a,o u ,se. hi'. qua inoent r.,
s miou, pvuvtg15 Nlalon Biaw'at' Nc. MIC Matilda
Wlkcheid. Wiiliamstevn IeGirs, socte FL, Wi
Cora Lowe, East Montpelier, Crochet Tidy. iOc Mrs
VIM. batcholdcr, Barre. Pilow-cnsc shnns, 75c Tidy
Pc Pencil Pctures 2jci Box Astors, sec Mrs Denl'
son Batcheld'r, barre, Cab LoafGcranium rOc Miss
Alma Keith Barre Tattin Collar 2ic. Miss Nellie
barre, Gross Of Flower. siol, Nos wreath Bogaet.
Vso nuw sos 'sfeT ,s, se .gsas iE9m Jane
and 4 Peppermint on e. Mrs r. Leonard, barre
i15 W. spmgue. Montpcor two cards d. Worried
e .f AZ va, p p Wh'elSr hg9
lister Marshaeld. lIalr Wreath. 5oe Boy. Tirpet
Wierary Centre Red oant n az. Wri 'I Cba,in.
9iIhephssre Nar'haeid' faich Quilt i5ci chidren's
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STATE OF VERMONT.

y NANUOLPH DISTRICT, $.
In Probate Court, holden at Washington, on the 5th
day OF September, A. ID. 1873
George W. Downing, Administrator Of the estate II
Samuel Downing, late Of WILLIAMSBURG, In said Dis
trict, deceased, makes application 10 said Court for
license to sell all Of the real estate uf said deceased,
representing that the sale Is necessary for the pay
mont Of tho debts OF said deceased. Whercupon, IL
Is ordered by said Court that said application come
under consideration and be heard on the 10Th day Of
october, A. 1873, at the Probate Olee, in Brook
field and II is further ordered that all persons In
terested be notified hereof by publication OF notice Of
this application nd order thereon three weeks sue
cesslyely In the Vermont Waterman and SLATE Jour
nal printed at Montpelier, before said time of hear
Ing that they may appear at said time and place,
and, If they see cause, object thereto,
By tile COurt-Attest
1896 JOHN r. CLEAVELAND Judge
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GTAYE OF VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DlSINIUT, S.
In Probate Court. holden at Montpelier, IN and for
said District, the 18th day of September, A. d..
1875
Edmund Pope. Administrator Of the estate Of Asa S,
Brnman, ate OF Northheld in said District, deceased,
makes application 10 said Court 10 extend the tfuo
heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts due from ;a
estate, aud 10 render his administration account until
some future day MherenpOn, II Is ordered by said
Court that sa application be heard at the Probate
Onco in said Montpelier on the nh day Of October ;
aud 1t ID further ordered, that notice be given TO all
Montpelier, three weeks successfully before said
hearing. By the Court,-Attest.
929i HARVEY TlLDRN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24

STEAMER BURNED. Propeller Acorn, of the
Vermont Central line, from 0gdensburg to
Chicago, was burned to the waters edge,
Wednesday night of last week, at Collins dock
five miles above Alexandra Bay. The pas
sengers, fifty in number, and crew, were all
saved with difficulty. She was heavily laden
with cargo of general merchandise, which
was lost.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ MAhHlNG1ON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, In said Dis
trict, on the ith day Of september, A. ID. is13i
Hiram Best, Administrator OF the estate Of Tru-
man Best, late vi Montpelier Ia said district. de-
ceased presents his administration account for exam
nation and allowance and makos application for a
decree OF distribution and partition Of the estate Of
said deceased. Mhereupon, II Is ordered BY taid
Court, that said account and said Application 90 re-
forred q session thereof 10 he held at tho Probate
ONCE. In ssid Montpelier on the 7th day OF OctO-
her, A. n 1873 for hearing and decision thereOni And
IL Is further ordered that notice hereof DO given 10 all
persons Interested, by publication OF the same three
weeks snccessiyely In the Vermont Waterman and
state Journal newspaper published at Montpelier,
may appear at said time and place, and show eause,
IL any thoy may have, why said account should not
DO allowed and such decree made.
By tho COurt.-Attest.
s2.9i HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, the goth
day OF September, A. ID. l573i
j Newton Perrin, Administrator VI the estate Of
Oliver Dewey, late OF Berlin, In said District de-
ceased makes application TO said Court for license to
sell all Of the real estate OF said deceased represent
Ing that sale Of part thereof is necessary Tor the
payment Of tho debts Of said deceased and that such
part cannot be sod without Jury 10 those interested
Ia the remainder MheroupOn, Il Is ordered by said
Court that said application come under consideration
aud be- heard on the nth day Of October A. d. ls73,
&C the Probate Office, In Montpelier and Il u further
ordered that all persons Interested be notified hereof
thereon, three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
before said time Of hearing, that they may appear at
said time and place, and, II they see cause, object
thereto.
BY the Court Attest,
glaj n A. CHASE, Register
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SUNDAY School WoRkEHs. annual
meeting of this Society in Vermont, will be
held in Chester, commencing on Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. 7th, and continuing through We'd
nesday and Thursday. The good people of
Chester send cordial invitation to every Sab
bath School in the State to send delegates to
this meeting all of whom will receive hearty
welcome. p. P. Bliss, of Chicago, III. will
have charge of the music throughout the en-
tire Convention. Other persons have been en-
gagged to participate in the exercises.
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C1ATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
1 n Probate Court hold at Montpelier in said Dis
trict, on the 10th day OF September. A. d. 1873.
Paul Dillingham;, Administrator De boRi, OF the
estate Of Ruth Johnson late Of Mddlesex Ia said Dis
trct deceased presents his administration account Tor
examination and allowance, and makes application Tor
decree Of distribution aud partition OF the estate Of
said deceased. Wheroupon, II Is ordered by said
Court that said account and said application be re
ferred session thereof to be held at the Probate
Once in said Montpelier, the 7th day OF October,
A. d. 1873 for hearing and decision thereon And, 10
is further ordered, that notice hereof be given 10 all
persons Interested by publication Of the same three
| weeks sucocsslyely In the Vermont Watchman and
Stise Journal, a newspaper published al Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said tiIno and place, and show cause
II any they may have, why said account should not
DO allowed, and such decree made.
by the Court Attest -
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24

REAL ESTATE CnASGEs. Theron o. Bailey
has sold his slaughter house near the Sand
Bottom bridge, to William n. Peck, who is to
erect new annery upon the premises Mr.
Bailey is to build new slaughter house on the
land recently purchased By him from hi. brother
j. W Bailey, on Middlesex street.
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7 AIDES. GET THE BEST
Ipqal 1lntinos.
WIN. KNoWLs' EsTATE.-The sub.

w scrhers having been appointed by the Ilouora-
BILE Probate Court for tho District Of Washington Com
nissloners 10 receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons, against the estate Of
VIM. Knows, late Of RoXbury In said District doecus
ed, represented nsolyent aud the term Of six months
nom the Odd day OF August, 1873 being allowed
by said Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased To
hbit and prove their respective claims before Give
notice. that we will attend 20 the duties OF APP
polntment at the dwellingh0use Of W lliam Gold ia
NOrthhed In said District on the second Saturdays
Of October and January next at ono o'clock, 10 the
afternoon on each OF said days.
WILLIAM GOLD, lco,,,,,issr,,ncrs
MARVIN DERBY
Mortified, September {, A. ID. 1873. gl-9l
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BARRE,-Rev. l.. Warren, pastor of the Uni
versalist church, found on his doorstep last
Saturday a ripe pumpkin that weighed forty
seven pounds-was two feet five and one-hali
inches long, and four feet six and one-hali
inches round the center. The Waterbury donor
must try again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24

GODDARD SEMINARY begins the Fall term
with ll2 students, 70 Of whom board in the
building. Under the efficient management Of
Principal lIawes and his able assistants, this
school is doing a work which, very gratifying
to its friends, and should encourage them to do
yet more for its endowment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24

LOOK Our.-Mr. Amasa Tucker informs US
that he has applied for the position of Deputy
Sheriff Of this County, and when he gets it, he
s certain to arrest those wicked youths who
make sport Of him while he is nothing but a
private citizen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24

FIRE IN LownL.-A barn belonging to A
T. Harding, was burnt on the l7th inst, to-
gether with some sixty tons of hay. Loss
$500. insured in the Farmers Mutual $500
Cause Of fire unknown. The man that occu-
pied the premises smokes pipe.
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PAINFUL ISJuRY.-Mr. Henry Fullerton got
his hand ontangled in one Of the belts Of bis
saw mill last Friday, causing him a painful,
but, we are happy to learn, not permanent
iniury
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WORTHWHILE The annual Fair Of the La
noble County Agricultural Society, was held
upon their grounds in this place on Wednes-
day and Thursday OF last week, and the weather
throughout being propitious, the attendance
was very large. The show in every department
was ex tremely crediabe
On tie second day the baby show came Of,
which resulted in the carrying off the premium
by baby Of Mrs. C. w. Doty, Of Morrisyille
The St. Johnsbury fremen marched around
the track in the forenoon, and won encomiums
from all for their fine appearance. The address,
by Judge Poland was practical and well re-
ceiyed, The purses for the races were taken
a. follows S75 purse, " Jerry Lee, entered
by G. r. Page, Morrisvlle the SI25 purse,
by +" Indian Point Chief" entered by f. W.
Brewster, of Newport; the SlO0 purse, By
Starlight" entered by &. r. Page, Norris
vile, and the $500 purse, open to all horses,
by George +. Harris Plattsburg horse.
The best time made was BY the last named
horse, which was 39b. We are gratfed to be
able to state that the Fair was success pecu.
niarily, as it certainly was In every other point
of view There were some disturbances during
the Fair, directly attributable to the ELECTS OF
too free rum, the like OF which we hope never
to be obliged to chronicle again.
"ARshfihlp'-in SUNDAY evening temper
ance meeting meth theCongresauonal church
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Flanders, and sing
ing by the choir, Mrs. Amasa Hall read an es-
say Then followed speeches Tor the good OF the
cause by Mr. b. A. Day ana Mr. D. W. Tough
ton. Mr. Day spoke OF the excuse given by
many persons Tor NOT signing the pledge' that
they were not gong TO sign away their
rights, and showed the absurdity oil this, and
similar objections against engaging In the tenn
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WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER -, 1878.

LARGE SALE.-The steam mill at Newport
was sold at auction Wednesday, to d. G. q G..
j. Newton, Of lIolyoke, Mass, for $4,000
The sale includes real estate, machinery, etc.
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lloRsE SrEALNG.-On the 9th Of September
q man named Leyi Robinson, who had been at
work during the summer a, Barre, hired a team
Of d. W Dudley, to go, as he said, to Elmore
Not returning, Mr.. Dudley went to EImore in
search of him, and heard he was at Morris
Vile but going there he found the bird bad down.
Last Friday, however, Robinson, and another
man named n E. Webster, who it seems was
in company with Robinson when he sold the
horse, yenturcd to return to MorrisvIIle, when
they were both arrested and lodged in the Jail
in this village. They state that they traded
the horse with droyer in Wateryile, named
Chauncey Tillotson, and thu, he had taken il
with drove south. Dudley has been down TO
find the horse, but as yet has not succeeded
The wagon and harness, it is supposed, they
sold in Canada The team was worth about
$3.50. The parties will probably be tried at
this term Of Court
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TuE ST. ALnsNs Burru MVRKEr yesterday
was not very active, but there was a good
demand forall Of the better grades. Wequoto
Common to fair, 90 to 25c; medium to good
25 to 3Oc; choice fancy dairies) 81 to IS Sc
lections (iancy) IS to $50. few lots Of good
butter, quite choice article, sold for 81 to 33c
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TANSEW BURNED IN WooDsTooK. - On
Wednesday morning last the extensive tan
merry establishment Of Mr.. b. f, Standsh,
Of Woodstock, was entirely consumed by arc.
The alarm was sounded about half past one
O'Clock and the fire engines were soon on the
ground. The fire, however, was already be-
yond control and nothing could be done but
protect the surrounding property, The night
wasstill and no breeze was stirring, So that the
main building was consumed quietly but
speedily, while the flames were forced to spend
themselves upon small space comparatively.
The new thirty horse power engine, with other
modern machinery, was consumed, together
with the books Of the establishment and every
thing therein contained. The loss cannot be
far from $4,000, which is about half covered
by insurance. The Age says it is the general
belief that the FIRE was the work of an incen-
diary, and yet, as Mr.. Standish was one of the
best men in the world, it is a mystery why il
should be 80.
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MoNrrEliR & WELLS RIVER RAILROAD
This road is now running regular trains be-
tween this village and plainfcld, and between
Wells River and Groton. The cars leave
Montpelier at G.l5 a. w. and l.l5p. 81: and
arrive here at s 30 AN and G.l5P.N
We had the pleasure last week Of riding over
this line to Plainhcld, and, although the road
for the greater portion Of the way is unbal-
lasted, the trains run very smoothly and as
comfortably as almost any old road. 1t will
not be long before regular trains are running
The entire length Of the road.
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AURORA LODGE, No. ~, y. IL A. VI.
SPECIAL CONTINUATION Of AURORA LoDGE, No
% Will be held at their Hall, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, September 10Th, 1873, at "a o'clock
By ORnER OF ruE W. NJ.
TlIOS. H. CAVE, Seorsfrrv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-24

EycrssioN TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS The
Central Vermont and Pa-sumpsic Railroads
propose TO carry parties visiting the White
Mountains for half fare for the next month.
and the same rates will be offered by the stage
lines and hotels in the mountains The total
expense Of the trip from White River Junction
through the mountains and return will be from
5000 to Slloo This period is one Of the
best during the entire season % obtain good
views and this opportunity should be embraced
by all desirous of visiting the mountains
Parties Of not less than twenty Eve can have the
benefit Of this reduction