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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-01-21
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. So
Ia Probate Court held az Montpelier. within aud
for said District, the 9Th day 81 Jam, A. ID. l-ii
Flora g. Page ExecutriN Of the estate Of Geo. II d.
Paige late Of Cabot IN said District deceased, makes
application to said Court for license 10 sell all OF tho
real estate oi said deceased, TO witt undivided
half OF the house and lot owned and occupied By tho
said Geo, H. Paige at the time Of his DEATH represent
ing That The sale thereof a uecHsnry Tor Tho pny.
muut Of the debts ct said deceased aud oNpousua 90
Administration. Nhertupon, 10 Is ordered by a1d
Court that sald Application De rcicrrcd o. sess on
peler on the 10th day Of February, a. D. ls5i, for
hearing and decision thcrcuni and, 90 De- further
dered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication Of notice OF said application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully iu the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed At Montpelier,
before said time NJ hearing, that they may appear nt
said time and place and, VI they see cause object
thereto, by the Court Attest,
lul1 HARVEY TlLnEN. Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ MAoulNhIUN llollNiIt Nh.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, Do sad Dis
trct, on the 9TH day 0t January, A. ID. lsl4i
Martha piyoll, AlminlstratrlN Of The estate OF
Cornelius DivOl, late of Warren, IN said Dis
trct deceased. presents her administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes nppll-
cation for decree OF distribution and partition %
the estate OF said deceased Whercupon Il BE- ordered
by said court that said account and said appcationle
referred session thereof 10 be held al the Probate
Office, In said Montpelier, on the 81 day Of Feb, \.
d. isl L. Tor hearing and decision thereon Aud, 70 Is
further ordered that notice hereof be gigcn toal per-
sons interested by publication Of the same three week
excessively la the Vermont Waterman aud state
Journal a newspaper published at Montpelier. pre-
yOus to said time appointed for hearing that they may
appear at said time and place, and show cause any
they may have, why said account should not De al
lowed and such decree made. BY the Court Attest,
OIL HARVEY rlLDEN Judge.
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NJESSRS. CUTLER BROS. X co..
ANA In ordering another small lot Of
your Invaluable

NJESSRS. CUTLER BROS. X co..
INl In ordering another small lot Of
your Invaluable
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
should like to tell you what | know. about It, in
order that others may have the benefit Of my
EXPERIENCE.
Since this Balsam FIRST came TO my notice, IN lsis ]
have kept Il cgHsanty In the house, never allowing
myself 10 he out Of Il over nigaf. In all these
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
it In. not failed In a single Instance, in my own case,
to give the desired relief and will say the same IN
regard 10 my mother, whose
LIFE WAS SAVED
by IT, as cannot but think. Hers was case Of Con.
gsfion ofihs Lungs and although attended by most
skillfu physician SHE seemed to TALL constantly 80
that We despared Of her recovery when an 9ld friend
and negho3r persuaded her 70 Wy sn' yy,stlSyp@
"'1 RELIEFF WAS IMMEDIATE.
and recovery rapid. She Is now over g years old
cold, which happens once In while, she takes rom
thirty 10 sixty drops, according to the violence OF the
cough, which has always yielded In day or two D,
taking the Bllsam only on rotirngat night With II
the IRRITATION
Is at once subdued and good night. sleep secured
will mention another case, that OF young iadS
acquaintance, who
BLED AT THE LUNGS
and eouglsd fgAifly had night sweats and was fear
fully reduced She lett Boston for her country home
$50 miles away, Us We supposed, 70 de. ! sent hel
bottle Of your Balsam, and soon had ne sahsaetlot
10 hear that she was much better. She continued
takiug IL sor a while and
GOT ENTIRELY WELL,
and 4 living ow, which fact ID to DO aseribed mainly
TO the use oi the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Very truly yours, JOHN CAPEN,
boston, March il, is73 No. 5 Worcester square
Price In large bottles which are much the cheapest
g. SMALL bottles, old style, 50 cents.
~ As there are many worthless limitations, b
careful 10 got the genuine, which Is prepared only b.
CUTLER BROS. 4 co, SUCCESSORS TO Reed Cutler
Co., Wholesale Druggists proprietor. Of PRIZE COL
MEDAL COOKING EXTRACTS, PURE SPICES
MUSTARD, and other choice goods for family use
also Cutters Extract OF JAMAICA GINGER WITT
SWEET FLAG, pronounced the finest preparation q
Its Kind and OCEAN FOOD" one sast jor one esmi
Shredded carrageen for Blanc Mango, Cruel, etc
one Of the cheapest and most delicious articles Of foo
In the world. few cents worth will make Dime
dessert for family, and for nvalids aud children
Is unryalled. Put up in packages sufficient " max
sixteen quarts, for only fifteen cents.
Sold BY gfocers and apothecafies. 1921 Govt
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and i1r
said District the 18th day Of January, A. d. le5i
j. T. Macomher, Executor Of the estate OF Ph0ho
Macombcr late Of East Montpelier, In said District,
deceased makes application 20 said Court for license
To ell all Of the real estate Of said deceased 10 wit
About eleven and one.half acres Of land, with tho
buildings thereon, situated In East Montpelier, rcp-
resenng that the sale thereof Is necessary for the
payment Of the debts and expenses Of administration
Of said estate Whereupon, Il Is ordered by said
Court that said application be referred to a session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office in said Mont
peer on the 3D. day Of February, a. d., 1874, for
nearing and decision thereoni and, Il IL further
dered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication Of notice Of said application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman 4 State Journal, printed at Montpelier.
before said time Of hearing, that they may appear 40
said time and place, and, II they see cause, object
thereto. BY the Court.-Atesti -
Oq-fI HARVEY rlLDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-01-21

TnE RRFoRM ScnooL-NorE PROM JUDGE
BARRETT. TO the Editor Of The Free Press
and Times IL see in the address Of the rrus-
tees OF the Vermont Reform School, printed IN
your paper of this morning. an expression IN
relation to myself, which shows that they sup
pose, or have the impression, that " passed a
Judgment Of condemnation upon the School
such was not the fact did not pass any
Judgment, nor express any opinion, nor make
any disparaging comment upon the School, put
carefully avoided so doing, upon the occasion
named in said address.
AS that address is official, by the Trustees oil
public institution, and contains that ex'
preston as to myself in my relation to the pub
lie Office hold. the truth Of the matter ought
10 be known, both as a matter Of justice TO my.
self, and to the Institution. For this reason
address you this note for publication.
JAMES BARRETT.
Burlington, January 9th, 1874.
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pRooRAMME--rh following is the programme
of the farmers meeting at Randolph, in con-
pection with the Board of Agriculture, Manu-
features and Mining Tuesday afternoon,
January 81, I" How shall we do our Washing
and Baking.2n by f. Conant, Randolph; 1.-The
Needs of Vermont Agriculture by n. c.
Davis, Brookfeld. Tuesday evening, " Waste
Products of the Farm, by Peter Collier, Bur
lington " Barns and Farm Buildings" by
Col. j. b. Mead, Randolph. Wednesday fore
noon, January ~, " What shall we do to ad'
vance the cause Of Agriculture in Orange
county," by Hon. John Lynde, of Williams
town Management Of Swamp Lands, BY
u. +. jameson, lrasburgh. Wednesday after
noon. Running out of Stock, Crops ant
Land by DR.. T. II. IIoskins, St. Johnsbury
Pasture Lands" by w Carter, Randolph
Wednesday evening, " The Principles an'
Practice of Butter Making" by Hon. +. d
Douglass, Whiting 4" The Microscope and it
Revelations" by DIR. II. A. Cutting, Lunen
burgh Discussions will follow each paper
and all are invited to participate.
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TOHN AYERS EsTATE-Tbe I'M

~ scribers, having hoeu appointed hy Tho Hon.
orable Probate Court ior the District o. Washing
ton, Commissioners 10 receive, examine, ana adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against Coo
estate Of John Ayors, late OF plainh1ld, Doc said
District. deceased represented insplveuf. and tho
term Of six months from the 9th day oi DECEMBER,
tsf3 being allowed ny said Court 10 tho crcd tors OF
said deceased, TO exhibit and prove uoir respective
claims before US Give notice, that viii attend %
the duties Of our appointment Ht the dWcIu l-huu.e
lately occupied ny said Ayers, 10 Plsiuheld Bon said
District on the first Wednesday Of February and June
next at one O'clock In the Afternoon, each 81 said
days IRA STONE, ic.,,i..t.,,..
WILLARD s. MARTIN, ''''''''''"''''f'
ut.f.f.fI p...,.l.r 81 A n ifa4 Main
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CTATE OLE VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and
for said District, on the 9Th day Of jan, a. d. 1874
Charles Is Clark, guardian Of AinOn W. uodlreyi
of Waterbury In said district an insane person. makes
application TO said Court Tor license To sen tine ioloW
M described real estate Of his said ward, to wit All
the real estate Of which said AimOn W. Godfrey Us
and possessed any interest vested or contn-
gent therein representing that the sale thereof for
the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of such s NJ IN
erest or investing the IN stocks real estate,
would be beneficial to said ward. Whereupon, II Is
ordered BY said Court, that said application 10 re-
erredto n session thereof to be held at the Probate
Office, In said Montpelier, On tho gin day oil jan
uary A. u. 1874, for hearing and decision thereon
and further ordered that all persons Interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice OF said app-
cation and order thereon three weeks ssyeiy in
the Vermont Waterman 4 State Journal, printed at
Montpelier before said time Of hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, and il they see
cause oiie [ thereto, BY the Iourt--Attest,
Os.lO n. A. CHASE, Register.
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HARpwlcK. MIR, Adams Kellogg, formerly
a merchant at Montpelier, but now residing at
the South, has recently forwarded one hundred
dollars to the Sabbath School in this village
for the purchase of books for the Library and
other necessary articles for the benefit of the
School.
S. NJ. Porter, harness maker in Bridg-
mans block, recently sold out his business here
to II. A. Earle, and removed to Calais.
Mr.. Curtis Burnham met with severe ac'
cident on the lith inst, resulting in the loss Of
the thumbof his right hand, II being torn oil by
chain hook as lie was engaged in removing a
chain from the yoke of his oxen. His sou had
lust returned from work with the oxen, and
Mr.. Burnham was preparing to unyoke and
take care Of them for the night. While hand
ling the chain, the cattle became frightened and
ran, throwing him down and dragging him, and
the chain hook caught his thumb rendering I
impossible to disengage himself. The cord
were drawn out to the elbow, making 1t o sore
lob for him. Besides the loss Of his thumb h
received q severe cuton the head, probably iron
the oxen kicking him. lie was comfortable a
latest reports considering the character OF th'
injuries.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-01-21

WATERBURY, CENTER.-We have a Grange
Of the Patrons of IIusbandry which now mum
bers filty-eight members, The officers arc
D. A. Gray, Master l.. B. Clough, Oyerseer
S. r. IIuse, Lecturer A b. Nutting, Chap
lnln; q. &. Robinson, Treasurer o. W May
Secretary; II. W. Merriam, Gate Keeper
Mrs. G. W. Stearns, Ceres Mrs l.. B, Mar
shall, Pomona Mrs, O. C. Fisk, Flora The
meetings are the Tuesday of the week the
moon fulls. Many Of the members think they
have already secured very decided advantage
by way of purchasing goods. The name of thu
grange is " Eureka"
Luther Merriam had his hand badly hur
last week, by getting it caught in the waite
wheel of mill.
e. d. Smith has exchanged his farm wit
Mr.. Carlisle, of Wolcott, for the d. X, Adam
farm in Duxbury, Smith paying "a 900 to boot
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PKRsoNAL.-Our people will be interested to
learn that Mr.. H. q. EDDY arrived at his home
in Greenfield, Mass, last Wednesday, in the
best of health and spirits after pleasant pas
sage across the Atlantic. At home he was re
ceiyed with the heartiest cordially, and com
plimentary Organ Concert for his benefit, un-
der the auspices of the Greenfield Musical As
sociation, will be given in the Second Congre-
gational church of that city tomorrow even
ing. Those best informed give assurances that
Mr.. Eddy will take IN early opportunity
probably next week,-to visit his numerous
friends here, and afford them the opportunity
of rendering to him their congratulations
which time we trust our people will be afforded
an opportunity to witness the artists rar'
skill, which has been cultivated under the frs
masters of the musical world.
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DETITION FOR DIVORCE
- STATE OF VERMONT,
WASHINGTON Co. COURT, MARCH TERN, l5li.)


WASHINGTON co. CoURr, MARCH TERN, l57l.J
JULIA E. HAnBLErr WhTea,, Julia +. lamb
EDWARD j. nAnBLrrr County ss Of Washington and
State Of Vermont has filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
Washington County Court her petition Tor divorce
from Edward j. amblett setting forth IN tuhstancc
that the petitioner the Goth day OF September, ~
d. ls72 was duly joined In marriage to the said III.
ward j. namhlett by Rev. J. Il. Wright, minister OF
the gospel, at Montpelier, Aforesaid that since sAi
marriage she, on her part hath faithfully Kept me
Hamblett has not kept the same, but since said mar
rage has treated the petitioner with intolerahe Sc
verify and being OF sufficient ability, has refused 10
support contribute to the maintenance oil the pc
titloner, and that tho said Edward J. Hamblet IS
out OF this State that subpoena cannot be served
upon him; and praying that said marriage contract
may be dissolved, and that the petitioner may DO
granted q bill Of divorce from the said Edward j.
llnmblett that she have leave to resume hef maiden
name and be granted almony out of the real and
personal estate Of the said Edward J. Iamhett And
whereas IL appears that the said Edward j. Hamhett
is out Of this State, 50 that a subpoena cannot DO
served upon him, , . q
said petition be given to the said Edward liamh-
lett and that no be notified 10 appear before tho
County Court aforesaid next 70 be held at Montpelier
within and for the County OF Washington, on inc
second Tuesday Of March, A ID. 1914 at O'Clock A.
~ on said day by publishing the substance Of fald
pettion together with this order, three weeks sue
cessyely In the Vermont Waterman ana state Jour,
nal a Newspaper published at Montpelier, IN sad
County OF Washington the last Of which publications
to be at least six weeks previous TO said second Tues
day OF March, A. D. 1874 which publication shall DC
deemed sufficient notice 10 the said Edward j. llamb
lett 10 appear Aforesaid, and show cause why tht
prayer Of said petition should not be granted anu III
case Of bis default the court will proceed parfs
Given under my hand, at Montpelier IN SAID county
'"'' LUTHER NEWCoMB, Clerk.
L INaNN
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-rtcoiiccrs Of Answorth Post,
80. 30. G. A. r., Of Wakefield, for the onsu-
ing year are, l.. D. Savage Commander S C..
Dana, $ " C1mmandcr G McNulin, j v.
Commander; VIM Strong, Adiutant, d. ).
sullard, Quartermaster Rev. W. II. Wal
bridge, Chaplain; H. p. Stoddard, Surgeon
Capt. o. G.. Wilder, Officer Of the Day; j.
W Richardson, Officer Of the Guard Z. T..
josiia Sergeant Major. This Post still con
tiuues 20 grow and prosper equal to any in the
State, and their Camp Fires and other social
entertainment. are among the most interesting
chat arc given By any. Under the auspices Of
this Post, Col Chas II Joyce, Of Rutland, will
deliver at the Brick Church, Tuesday, January
9Th, one Of bis interesting and popular lee
lures Subject The past, present and future
Of our country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-01-21


NoRrurrlp.-J1shuaS Sawyer, Of this place,
has been granted patent for Process for
Cleaning Marble, Granite, etc
Tho preachers meeting of the Montpelier
District, commenced in this place, Tuesday
evening, and is to continue through Thursday
Of this week.
George Richmond Of this village, is editor
and publisher of a monthly, four-page paper,
styled the Ratchet, which at the late meeting
of the Green Mountain Amateur Publishing
Association, was honored by being made the
official organ Of the Association. Subscription
price, cnty-fye cents per year George has
bought seyenty-fye dollar press, and proposes
to print his own paper.
The Mortified Amateur Dramatic Associ-
alton will present the War Drama entitled
"a The Loyal Mountaneers, or The Guerilla's
Doom" at Concert Hall, on the evenings of
Thursday and Friday, January 2sd and ED.
Among several Of the former members of this
association we notice particularly the name of
Miss Nina Gregory, who undoubtedly will be,
as she has been, the star Of the occasion. This
drama is brought out for the benefit of our
Band, the proceeds to 60 towards procuring
for them an uniform.
The jewelry store of W. +. eastman
was discovered to be on fire at about half past
nine Monday evening, An alarm was given
and the engines came out, but before theS
reached the place the fire had been put out b,
volunteer liremen with buckets Of water Thu
fire is supposed to have caught by a box con
tanning matches being pushed (perhaps b.
mice) from the shelf to the floor, causing ignl
ton by the friction. The shop was prett
thoroughly demomlized but the loss is, we uu
derstand, covered by Insurance. This shop
} in the center of Mortified House block, and
was a narrow and fortunate escape for this val
D liable piece of property.
Last Thursday night John Mullins stole
watch and chain, of the yalueof about ten do
lars, from the house Of his late employer
P IIopson Barker Of this town. lie brought IL
c watch 10 f. G. Sanborn, merchant of this vi
r lage, and exchanged it for pair of boots. q
) Saturday Mr.. Barker reclaimed his propert,
: and now the merchant is " sadder, II not
d wiser man" A warrant for Mullins arrei
was issued, but he could not be found unit
Monday morning, when II was asce
l. tanned that he was at the house OF on
d GRADY, on East hill, hard sick with Il
}. mumps. Mullins, it seems, Is yet in his m
- nority, not over wise, away from home u
- has any, miserably poor, and at present an o.
J. ect of charity. rather than subject Tor 10
r, orisonment. The oyerseer OF the poor b
taken him in charge.
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Eeqal ilntioes.

CHARLES II. KTNNEY'S ESTATE.
~ Tho subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust 4ll
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
on charles " kinney late u Piainlod, loo said die
Wct deceased represented insolvent and The term Of
~ monthsffom the Ism day Of Dec A. -. tsfJ being
allowed ny said Court 20 tho creditors Of id deceased
70 eShihit and prove their respective claims before
u.s. owe notice that We will attend % The duties OF
eur appointment ~ the dwelling house 1f Widow
Mahaa Kinney, In ilauleld, bon said DI triot on tho
ut Thursdays 0f February and June next 40 l1
o'clock. n the forenoon. on each OF slid dnys
WILLARD y. MARTIN,
IRA STONE, {'NnHN'si1heii.
piafuneft January an A Ia farH Old.
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AMATEUR Pass Ass0cATioN.-The first an
nual convention Of the amateur printers Of
Vermont, was held 10 Burlington saturday
The members of the association present were
WIN. Kendall. Jr. " r. Gordon, +. \. Clarke
c. \. R,lcy, viii Stanton, Young American
Montpelier Geo. wight, Geo. II Richmond,
Hatolei, Mortified; win H. Nichols, Frank
p. Wright, Union H. 5. Kimball, T. II.
Chambcrlin, f. II. Lawson, Eagle, Burlington.
Officers were elected as follows; President,
W. NJ. Kendall, Jr.. Montpelier; First Vice
President, Edward II lawson, Burlington
Second Vice President, G II. Richmond,
Mortified Third Vice President, c. a Ris-
les, Montpelier Secretary, +. II. Clark, Mont
pclier Treasurer, VIII Il. Nichols, Burling-
tom Association Critic, W f. Gordon,
Montpelier Official Organ, The Ratchet
Mortified
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hout NdUertis


EPORr of the condition ofthe North
4 aeld National Bank ~ at Mortified, In The state
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VERsHRE-Dr. Simpson, Of Vcrshre, has
the musket which was carried into the battle
Of Bunker Hill by his grandfather Simpson.
1t is believed, upon good evidence, to have
been the first one fired there.
d. Z. Boyden, Deputy of State Grange Of
the Patrons of IIusbandry, lectured in Yer
shire, on Saturday evening, and again on Moo
day evening" when an enthusiastic meeting
took place, and Grange was organized, with
sixly-six members
The lumber business i, lively in this town,
and Asa Brown is preparing to erect a steam
saw mill in the midst of his beautiful and ex-
tensiye wood lands The copper mines con
sumo large quantities Of wood and building
material, and many are cutting down the lum'
Der too close for the future good Of the town
Mr.. Brown recently teled a white ash tree
which measured three and half feet across
the stump.