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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

~ A<e e
RTSINESS DIRECTORY.
BARTON.
C. A. ROBINSON & CO..
,,ruERs IN CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.
| Depot Store.
D. MoDOUGALL.
-rnrHANT TAILOR, AND DEALER IN GENTS
\ Furnishing Goods.
O. D. OWEN,
,.r,TvR IN DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AND
General Merchandise.
Al. CUTLER,
r1rrrNERY. DREssMAKING AND PATTERN
vi Rooms.
NJ. HUBBARD.
---or-sp PAINTER PAPER HANGER, GLAZIER
and Imiiator Of Wood and Marble
A. B. BLAKE,
-,>r-yA CTuRER OF FLOUR, MEAL FEED.
vi Dealer in all kinds Of Grain
JOHN ARKLEY,
-,curNTsT AND CUSTOM BLACKSMITH.
J.N. WEBSTER.
g, TIE. FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Agent.
CIRCUIT & BALDWIN,
TrORNEYs. COUNsELORs & SOLICITORS.
PERCIyAL FoRsATTH,
DEALEE IN FURNITURE. ooFFINs & CAsKETs
c. Y. PERc1vAL- t. FORsAIrH.
in. WEBSTER.
,,uoToGEAPHER. DEALER IN sTEREOsCoPEs.
Views Oval, Square, and Rustic Primes
c. j. ROBINSON,
T0RACTlCAL MILLwRlGHT. WILL DO MILL
Jobs or Furnish Plans for Mills. Agent for the
-la. waterwheel, and all Mill Machinery.
LOUIS YOUNG.
TTAENEss MAKER AND TRIMMER. REPAIR
Ii iug done neatly and promptly Shop next door
Marble Works.
NJ. SARGENT.
MANUFACTURER OF CUSTOM MADE BOOTS
n and Shoes. Repairing promptly attended to at
-saslaabe rates
BALDWIN,
4 GENT FOR THE CHAMPLAIN MUTUAL FIRE
4 Insurance Co., Burlington VT Insurance OF all
1s placed in the best Stock and Mutual Companies.
J. W HALL 6 CO..
nTALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS
J and CAPS W. l. Goods, Groceries and General
Hzr,handise. VIII take Produce IN exchange.
W. z. ROBINSON,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR,
J salt. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Ready Made
Cg.ding.
wHITCHER & CLARK,
ngALER IN STOVES, TIN, JAPAN, WOOD
J Glass and Hollow Ware and Agricultural lmple-
us-.s All kinds of Barter taken in exchange.
j. B. CASSIDY
CRAVING AND HAIR DRESSING. SPECIAL
) attention paid to cutting Ladies' and Children's
NJ. ]. SMITH,
DROpRIETOR OF THE ORLEANS COUNTY
4 Marble Works, Foreign and American Marble,
GaTgstones, Monuments, &c.
J.. L. wooDMAN,
DEALER IN ROOTS, SHOES, AND FINDINGS
~ Of the best kind and quality. Offered cheap for
zsl. Store opposite the Drug Store.
J.J HILL,
SUCCEssOR TO +. P CHENEY. WILL CONTINUE
"A : u sell Large Variety Of Sewing and knitting
Machines. Orders solicited.
E.F DUTToN.
N S,UCCEssOR TUwM JosLYN SONS. DEALER
= in Drugs Medicines Dye Stuffs Paints Oils, jap
an, Turpentne, Varnishes, Brushes, Window Glass,
Putty, Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods
L. +. WOOD. JR.,
MANUFACTURER OF WOOD, METAL, GLASS.
VI Canvass and Paper Signs. Banner Scene.
Ornamental Painting, &c Proprietor of Woods Star
Business Directories.
MRS. ]. y. SMITH,
IIToULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE OF
w Barton and vicinity that she is now prepared
- DO al kinds Of Plain Family Sewing such Shirts,
Pants Vests, Dress-AIaSing &c. Please give her a
4-L House over WOOdman's boot and shoe storeS-20y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

ROBERT GILLIS,
AALAE II HARNESSES, blankets, whips, curry
- conls, &C., Barton Landing VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

j. f. WRIGHT,
'-!''li1l and Surgeon Office al his residence.
Il Barton Landing, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

DIR. o. A. BE1EIS,
III OAEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
l. Craftsbury, Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

Hrs. ]. \. SMITH,
NTOULD ANNOUNCE To THE PEOPLE OF
W Barton and vicinity that she is now prepared
do all kinds Of Plain Family Sewing such Shirts,
Pants Vests Dress-Making. &c. Please give her
A-l House over W0odman's boot and shUe stOre.320y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

CUTLER 81 GOSS,
M ASURAcTURERs ofCarriages andsleIghs.
Greensboro, vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

j. j. HILL,
SUCCESSOR TO +. P. CHENEY. WILL CONTINUE
: 70 sell Large Variety of Sewing and Knitting
Machines. Orders solicited
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

IN, L. G.. STEVENS,
S+vvIlLON vl DENTIST. At Little's Hotel in Barton
ss even Wednesday. Barton Landing. Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

Z. L. DUTTON,
StUCCEsSOR TOWN. J0SLYN SONS. DEALER
- in Drugs Medicines Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, jap
an, Turuentne Varnishes, Brushes, Window Glass,
Putty Books Stationery and Fancy Goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10
MESS DIRECTORY.

D. MoDOUGALL,
rrRCHANT TAILOR, AND DEALER IN GENTS
NJ Furnishing Goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

J. L WUUUMAN,
DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, AND FINDINGS
~ Of the best kind and quality. offered cheap for
slsl. Store opposite the Drug Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

o. D. OWEN,
yNyALER IN DRY oOoDs. CLOTHING AND
| J General Merchandise.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-10

DEALER IN STOVES, TIN, JAPAN, WOOD
IL Glass and Hollow Ware and Agricultural lmple-
us-.s Al kinds Of Barter taken in exchange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

We are indebted to George r. Chap
man. Esq, Assistant Secretary of State.
who has just compiled Il Legislative manual.
for the following rocapitulation of the
Senate and House:
PolHica1 Preference Republicans 20;
democrat l.
Occupation Farmers s.; attorneys s:
merchants g.; manufacturers /; physicians
=: clergymen .; students ,; banker l.;
county clerk l mar Bile producer |; deputy
sheriff |; editors =; law student |.
Religious Preference: Congregational s;
Methodist 5; Episcop,lian .: Baptist i;
|; Presbyterian l Liberal /; Free Religs-
ions |; no preference ).
Nuiriues: Vermont %; New Hump
shire 3; New York |; Illinois /.
Oldest senator, Victor Atwood Of Frank
lin Co 81 years; youngest sena or, {. ).
Page of Lamoille Co, 81 wears.
Greatest number of terms (both houscs)
VIM. w. Henry of Chittenden County.
The above recapitulation includes officers,
reporters and messengers.
OUSE.
Political Preteren"e: Republicans l75;
democrats As; liberal republicans s; indie
pendents 3; no preference =.
Oecupation: Farmers l37; attorneys 20:
physicians IL; ~cler"vInen ,; editors ,:
insurance agent /: law student |; mcr-
chants 20; mechanics ,; manufacturers
-; farmers and manufacturers ;; mrr-
chant and railroad agent | I; hotel keepers
(; carpenter l.; black>miths =; farmer and
harness maker i; lumbcrm:n ,: clerk |;
shoemaker l; farmer and carpenter /;
hairless maker |; farmer and clerk |; cX-
pressman l farmer and physician l: mar
bic dealers .; miller ! rlilrotl conI L.
tor l wool dealer flrinrr and butcher
|; students f.
Hc}igiouS Prctercnce: Congregational
80; Presbyterian ,; Methodist -; Bap-
fist 10; UniverslIist "a; Unitarian 3;
Epi~copalian -; Liberal Is; Free viii
Baptist s; Christian ,; SpiritualiSt ,;
Protestant I; Friend l; Catholic /; Indie
pendent | no preference A..
.tattrities: Vermont 22S; New York
$; Massachusetts g.; Canada 1; Maine |;
New Hampshire I; Rhode Island !;
Enyland |; ireland |.
Oldest member, Spencer Drake of Shelf
field, IS Years: Youngest member, John
G. Pattec of Bloomfield, 20 years.
Grcatc>t number of terms, VIM. w.
Lvndc of Marlboro. Q.
The above rccapilulatinn includes officers.
reporters and messengers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
Probate Court.

HARVEY TILDEN, JyDGE. n 4. CHASE, REGISTER
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court for the District of
Washington. during tie two weeks ending
October 10, 1874:
October Maria y. Hopkins estate,
will presented and referred for probate to
November ;. Alex. 7. Dodge's estate,
petition for license to sell real estate re-
ferrcd to November 3.
October 13-IIannah l.. Whittier's estate,
administrators account presented and re-
fcrred to November 3. Royal Wheeler's
estate. administrators account allowed.
Hector McLean's estate, will proved; Carlos
Bancroft. executor. Cyrus Wheeler's
estate. license to sell real estate granted
John G.. Dow estate, commissioners re-
port accepted. Maynard French's estate
license to sell real estate granted.
October 14-Amos Rising's estate, will
presented and referred for probtte to No.
vember 10. Marcus X. Martins estate, A.
F. Martin, administrator; Erastus Batch
elder and II. G.. Moore, appraisers anC
commissioners; license to sell persona
estate granted and petition to sell real es
tate referred to November 10. Pere;
Wheelock's estate. commissioners repor
returned and accepted.
October 17-Truman c. Foster estate
y. S. Foster. administrator; VIM. II
LOOMS and E. A. Andrews, appraisers ans
commissioners,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
NENTAUR

There is no pain which the Ceniaur Liuliuents viii
not relieve. no swelling they will not sublue. and no
lain III SIS which they viii not cure. This Is strong ian
Of rleuInatisn. neuralGia. ~loch-jAw. PALSY. .urain>
swcIlin-s,' caked breasts. scalIs. burns. saItrhcI1u.
ear-ache. &c. Wrra the human frame. ana ";
strains, SPAWN. gals. &c, upon animals III ~, year
than have all other pretended remedies since the WORE:
began. They are coirter-irrltant. li-hcaLl.E I"in
BELIEVERS. Criprles throw away their crutch,s :. tie iamt
walk. poisonous bites are rendered harmless. ard
is published around each bottle. They sell a. no arti-
Gle ever before sold, and they sell because they d. Just
what they pretend TODD. Th =. who ROW suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve t. suffer f they
will not use Centaur Iinin.cnt, white wrapper, MOI.
than one thpu,lnl certificates of remarkable" cares
including frozen limbs, chronic rhrullati>m, govt.
running tnnors. &c. have been received. We Will
send a circular containing ~c"rtiicat =. the r,ci:c. ~.
gratis to any one requesting II. one bottle Of The
yellow wrapper Ccntaur Iinimcnt is worth one Ian
Gred dollars fer spawned or swe-niei horses and mules
or Cor screw worm in sheep. Stock-"wncrs thcs.
linimcnts are worth your attention. y" family sholl3
be without them. White wrapper for family u.s."
Yellow wrapper for animals. $ ID by all DRUGGISTS
Fifty cents per bottle: lar-c battle. 500 J. L I;o~I <
Co, - Broadway, New Yori.
Cas;Oria il more than a substitute for Castor Oh. L
is the only SAFE article in existence which ! certain Z
assilnilate the food. regulate the bowels. c1lrc wind
collie. and produce natural sleep. il contains neither
minerals, m 1rrhinr or al rirl, aul i pleasant t. taxi
TAillren IL 20 not cry. and III th- rS may rest. FI5oyi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 REPRESENTATIVE AND CHAMPION
Of
-fNEHIC1N ART TASTE!
I II T. i l. ID 1 v f,
TIL. ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA.
ISSUED MONTHLY.
II N'ya.Hrc,f Conception, Wonderfully
rtrriDI ont

.atlon of til" rrnlir-.,t.S II ar rr-at arii-t<, la, a.
IA, " =, 49, H. war:: n" = siS-asliv. ,aI!ira- win. il
- invariably to!ip~eieac h attemIt Inthis .ountry to-
i the rr,rl-"f America 70 the claims Of high art -
soon a. = proper aprre~iatinn a.: III" want OF All aiilIf,
- meet i wor' sh,"r, tie puhli' at Once rallied with
.mthn~iasto to Is Surrl't. and The rfsilt was 4 great
TN ATrI<r Mill. ~i@i vii ali the REGULARITY La
ii "rai,arv ttr:,,iira'S II i al cIcEartm is%r.llaIy =
'l~e. lirht ard GRACEFUL literature, and a r.IlcrfI.n Z,
h!a,k ard III IT,. Nripu-h er.h succeeding nuuhrr
n rd- a tr.sh :la-lra :, IL tri,nd<. III. real .A.l.
IT j i h,r!'nl un at the clos. u tn year "hA"
tilcr rThlI"atIl : may claim -ni"Tl'r ChraItrS1 a.
-prIl''ar 4 with riyl'- Il a : milar class; TIE ALIINf
= a nni9r. ara .r,-lI.al rn,'cI,ti"m al,iiG ~ ana nil'i- r
harlrtcr Tn !. ~-es-or Of a @ mllet" volume can rot
" any 9TH -hafeor number Of volumes for IN times
r.. -. M, ' "a ti,r n + + tn fn . En- ! nm ms 'St = IT, t4k-n
n rnrarrnw s-,is" True art Is { .smopultan W.lli"
~ renin i---l' .,.irriv to the r"rr@lucion u na,lN'
IT IL mS~I ,niS+ cultivate 4 b-"a! aud iHIrr.l4,4I
+ int i">i- 'r"r!- Thus. Will Vlalii;r tet'rr n
u. 1%rylli.i ~ + IL. M, MT i lmer1an arfl~t>-
'-'"n-ioi. VIII alvaYs T.; -iveut" si'.nn'ns from To-
Ir%~rarti ~ t..iulhI~ from nom or f'r"i-u sour -
clIr N n ."T,i r,t , ,l.ITt . an ~ MN HHt. Ian Ia FIR. and IL
r,a-niirer i'a'o-a arr q a 81" ~ r., arr = ,riA'e T.
II -~e,l~fsct RI 'r".'tirit II dtail~ than can T." al
tiri j ~ asV IHfr~ir pa The judltiols iht-fri.I
IL! 81 itiii-.al-. man a. Il =" anu atinL a ~ J. :! ~
-TIe II III Y .r4 ,"aiiD,- tn Artist TO- rtnS';Z L, ,
IT. "a ! !: - n ~ ~. ~ -I1>"5l IN IN %,. y mi ! i. hii ih :iI.ay i. Iyl.It.'.ii
a. : 10 IAt-T--:- ~4ta III To- Il-r interest i III
80 PREMIUM 10
rat ii III e'.ar~. u tA~ : .l n"h-ed = wh"Se picture
MANS TN>EIFISH FEIEND"
wilIh l.. ~,l>nu. ia every IA me E.vryt" ~ loves sr'rl
at -. aflttrI portrait j. "N-'at"! :" trn" 70 ne III.
It'll =. : ..i- + +. Bru XIII hi:ks At Il. A.th"G-i
ID, ~ ira r4Irs NI N<.H- inns premium chrome NJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
4 tROE RISI\GS WILL.

STATE or NFHNONT. washin-t"n District. s.
/, prsbate { rurt. held at " tntuelirr. IN and for
saii pistric.. on the lith day nf October. \ ID - g.,
An Instrument uurV RIM = be the last VIII ana
testament 81 Aaron ItlS4n-. tat" 81 W trrrl- IN sah
district. deceased. beIuE presented T. the 'nnrt -!
I IA, & GIe.-pn. th- Executor therein named. Tor
Ir hat: II l. ordered 10y saIt curt. that all per
sons concerned therein be- notified & appear at a ses
= IN OF, sid court :, los held AT ia" Probate Once III
~ .,Isa il any they may have. a-aIust the probate
Of sad MI :tpr which I%Hlris'sel III further ordered thaf
a cGpy II the record of thls ord'r be published three
weeks sncccssiyely IN tie Green Mountain Freeman,
printed AT NoutI-tler previous - said TING appointed
~ -. HARVFY TiDEN Jrdze-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

There - an unusual amount of sickness in Brat
tieJoro at TIL pre-elt time, and il Is SAIL that there
are al least 30 cases OF typhoid aud scarlet fever.
Erdttfcboro has ono Institution that IL a disgrace
To the place and that Is, the village lookup. BE.
sides being lamp AMI uacicinly, 1t il not sat. for
the continent: ma OF criminals. Last saturday, 4
yoanE t:liJw WAS me trccrite | therein for Al I'M
provoke assault upon Il good citizen, but before
the hour Ii I'll come for his trial the bird had hDwn
having obttncl his freedom by drilling with his
~tck-hnlic tnrou-h 4 tvO-foot prick wall.
Mr.. John +. Ellis Of W c.tminstcr In! raj SC II
bushels OF oats on three acres Of hill land tho past
sea ,hl.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
I'm innocent l. y alton man, who thought he held
hi, ium without an IncumbrIncc, hlvln, pal for
1t several year, ago, nov disc pvero all At once, that
there /, a $1,000 mortgage on It
y thirtrea years OLD son "f Nj. Joshua WhItney
Of dorchester Killed a bear a lew days ago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
u-rE>Ntr MEETING.-Sundav even

-r.v. anl there was quite Il house full
I'll. Band of Hope" was ont
r,..r. Mr.. Fred f. Smith presided
...e -umc earnest words upon the
.r.fh,ving tie children right in this
.-,f temperance. After him Il stran-
VI. Kellogg, spoke for some time
....,,oI effects of a rule well followed
..lil jhpol up that no intoxicating
should b. used, After Mr.. Kel-
rrmark>. Mr., Joel Foster spoke to
t..I.ru and related incidents that had
. come I'M Ter her observation. Mrs.
halls, spoke. and after some remarks
Mr.. Lull. the meeting ad journed.
.1r NIHNONr MUTUAL-It will be
.aim the report of the annual cleo
D.. If tIt- old and substantial comptnv
... Hon. Daniel Baldwin is no longer
..-.Lnt. bat thlt James T. Thurston
~,.,ctc,I in hi, stead. Mr.. Baldwin
.. -..cu. FIR Il third of Il century the Elf
-. president of the organization and
.- talr, before his acceptance of the
.-.I.n. y. the real founder of the com
.. Mr.. Thur>ton's connection with
has existed since 1888, and
re- worthy successor could have been
.uTtp the outgoing chief. The votes.
..-.t on the retirement of Mr.. Baldwin
/. ii deserve recognitions Of his long
..a 4u.l of his great success in bring
-..t. company TO its present cnviablc
IN. And Mr.. ThurSton will continue
-..lwork.
IGEMEpIcAL SoClETY.-Among the no.
lie things lone at the late meeting
.- ,." cordial reception to membership
Mis- ClIlcnler Of Midlleburv. She is
.-a5 late of the New England Medical
l.t..r. WAS Professor of Medicine in
u .Ht IIulvoke Seminary. for four wears.
g.. . invite 10 the medical care of Nassar
g.. ~. bat for personal reasons. returned
-.4rhnne in Mid lleburv, where She is
t.s pnt,yed in the active duties of her
...r~-ion.
Among the papers read was ~ obituary
p -.of Dr.. Chlrles Clark. by DR. Chand-
TO- .ttfl L itINi ~ ~ -. L utlltiI Ol
~ti..anr"
n. g. p Conn. of Concord y. II.
..arv of the New Hampshire Medical
t..v. WIS present N the second day.
WIS Welcomed by many of his Old
t.a' + who knew him when practicing in
HuIlpl. and afterwards is Acting Sur
.-.n Of the Eth Vermont Vols.
i ho GRAND corcor,
,-t,.uII,.l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n.+ah.r
..t u.~I.. ,Lo li...,irr Of NJ. w
r-.- rb. f,IIoving ,Iies and GENTLE
,r;1 .,. Nj. n Nb;+ror
~ W.. w Eri,r. .orr,,i. Mr. ,
plilliu. ,.ror. Mr. G. II rifLir b,,i-
tom; Mr. +, T. Grant. cornet, Tho
pinj~'~ of the occasion will be W, y.
Bri@"-. II. II Ncribn"r and W \. Wheaton
Doors "''t-n at = concert commences at =
IlrAct~ .''t>- Reserved seats ')c;>; Tor
~'Ie'i i'hinnrE on and after October 2oth
Er>pIN, EooM.-TIoscI who are il
Montpelier during the session may not al
ir.awarr that there i 4 free reading room
nIorc al are welcomed. The cntranc,
,1i it i through Mr.. Phinncy'> book store
aul i pleasant AMI profitable hour can FIRE
4a,utly be spent in looking over the mag
.z.n,~ and papers there on file.
,
Nt.n.a., H., h,a7 ,f r,ir.
.IIp.I A.. 1901 f. Sh"1lnn w..
IT. l 'il'' 'i NV "i va WI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

Wv. Wv '.'ree minute race. The re-
- ''''o"S; lr"ttlnE for u purse
$50: $50 ,o FIRST. o,nn ''
to third. 81 T., f,,.,h
catch vpirht, o'
James 6 lien. q, N 1,,v v,,;am.
Hl1nmnnSdI% X i EVd : = |or i ha 42I2
T. MrD'n@ugh. br ." IN n f,a ITlH InEG5io"' :.33
! \ il \ Wis c II, ~ NG Gassi li1i Prin, S4ts
". b Wmsht'ss 81. rJim. : ''od' ii2l
.rLn r..nI 90 - 2"'i+
Lu,.;., ,~ niPi'S'
NV 'i'e ioo''i
i'-''E : N'dn'Sday : races are three;
and for nurses Of s,,n eIoo .nI - onn
re,nrrtivriv
C,rnr
S'o"
'NA"S'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
DEAL ESTATE At AUCTION.

Will b. sod 4. Public Auction, az thu dwelling house
of Mr.. Ezra Ladd, in the VILLAGE Of Montpeller. on the
3fst day Of OrtObRr. a +. LA, all the rlxlt and interest
Of which Ezra Laid dlei seized and possessed, IN the
homestead and reyer-lun OF dover. set out OF the real
rstate ri Jacob :. Ladd, late of Middlesex, deceased,
being four ffths Of the same
Sale to commence at two O'Clock. 7. NJ
r4lw3 ASA BLANCHARD, Administrator.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
General News,


The stockton ie's of The Vermont and Canada
,,",M"I'" 81 ~, ,a,"' :" ~, a"'e'''7 d. "e'.o"' aus
except Il. II. Howl. VIII, WI, NOT, cm ,,I,.,. and
William Mixture "a> chosen to ill his place, The
'NIh'"-e OF papers with the Central Vermont road
pect 1t MI be soon
Inc annual needing 'i TIE Vermont Officers lie
rh. r,,I,' r.,,,S ~r -. r.I, ".nn ''
en-
River r.uk A,,,cl,tloA VIII -. ned ,. then.
'''n' III ''e'''' "'N' " S''''''''
mll,, ranging from $50 BOD uul To-, awarded.
,iury Leslie, tnc u5nt-ropc walker. auI I. y.
mN ,"' ~ Nv
Nj. >.ltoll, !, coming one from England to
spend the winter AT the White House, with I.tner
amt mo mr.
=: - '"e ''' ;
I.Io.r. M.jl. onIy $ DER cent j. rrI,,t.,, ,,,, ,na
apartment "a expensive luxury.
PEK>nNAI.-A son of y. +. Page. the
Rutlanl representative, died in Massa-
chu>et,~. three DAYS ago, and was brourht
home for burial on Monday. The Young
man WAS twcnty-tllrre wears O, ar. At the,
time of hi, death.
cnr a..
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BETHEL RAcEs.-The fall meeting of
the White River Valley Agriculturists
ana Others which is for the purpose of
seeing EN- 60" began yesterday. The
llrst race was the three minute one. and
ocho"lmaS;er," the favorite, won it. The
summary is this: Trotting for a purse of
1''"; open to horses never having beaten
three minutes; $50 to first; so to second;
S42 to third; $50 to fourth: Samuel En-
efsoh' boston. j. A. Shedd. Burlington,
d. II. Moulton, Randolph, Judges; catch
WEIGHTS.
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On Monday, September 2sth, Deacon George
Hllis ct East Poultney, died suddenly, aged eighty
five wears. On Thursday o tober 81 his nephew
Edward Hills. uf south Granville. was struck bv
lightning and fingered until October llth in grct;
a~onv, when IN. die /
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were clcctr1: President. l.. c. Batter IF
Essex; Vice President. II. : Brown Of
st. ,John~bury: Secretary, T.. :. Peek.
Burlington: Treasurer. :. Putnam. Mont
pelier: Auditor. j. y. Stiles. Windsor.
Tine treasurer. Or. u. /. Kemp of Mont
pclicr, reported t hlltnce in treasury OF
$40. Prof. llolton read 4 lengthy paper
on Emboli>m. Several other uupcr-
were read. The President delivered til,
annual address fore the society. who's,
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