Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-25
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A. Blakely.
Senator Morrill,, Of this State, will deliver
one Of the eulogies on Senator Sumner, in The
Senate.
Two Burlington mon Rave written to the
papers 10 favor Of nominating Hon. Russell s.
Taft for Governor.
--Congressmen llcndoe, Poland and W Hard
voted against the ipaation bill, which passed
the House on Monday.
DR. Cassius Brooks, Of this village, has
bought out DR.. l.. NJ. Bingham Of Stowe, and
we understand is to move there.
Bishop DeGocsbrand sailed from Brost, on
his return to the United States, last Saturday,
with three priests and three scminarians, for
this diocese
Il Rev William b. Clarke has been engaged
to give instruction to the Senior Glass in Mid.
dlcbury College, in Prof webber's place, da-
ring the coming term, Mr. Clark was formerly
Professor Of theology in Yale College
Mrs George p. Riker, daughter Of Alder
man Wing, Of Burlington, has composed
waltz entitled Sunset on Lake Champl1in.
1t is arranged for the piano, and is dedicated
50 To tue ladies Of q. V. NJ and 5. A. c., Bur.
lington, VI"
--Ammi Il. Young, once a prominent arcli-
tect in Boston, died in Washington on the 18Th
inst. lie was the architect Of the second Yer
mont State House, which was burned in 1857
and rebuilt in 1859, and Of many other public
buildings in other States
OF the Vermont ex members Of Congress,
eleven are now living, viz W c. Smith, +.
+. Woodbridge, Homer +. Royce, +. r. Wal
ton, j $ Morrill,, Alyah Sabin, \. L. Miner,
William lIcbard, Paul Dillingham;, George p.
Marsh and lIland Hall.
Mr. Charles Wilson, the lately deplsed
Grand Chief Engineer Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, has recently published
a circular letter in relation to the manner 10
which his removal was brought about lie
proposes a new Society " that will have for its
guides, frs and last, justice and honor Mr..
Wilson is a native Of Montpelier, where he has
many friends and acquantances.
We hear the name Of Hon. l. G Huckley,
Of Chelsea, layorably mentioned in connection
with the Office of Lieutenant Governor Mr.
llinckley has had large experience in lcgi-la-
ton, having served four years az one Of the
clerks Of the House hos been a member for
six years, and during bis last term as senator
was President pro tenn. Of the Senate His
election would be fitting tribute to the
efficiency he has always developed in the various
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n, c,ro,rd ho,o,nod sll ,b, b.,,,Is,,o,, - A.,
dof,rI,irr Casb;or NJ, So onoL'o5t
for 500 600 and i. si.,ed by ,,yelye men ana
one firm tho other L,rd T. f.r soo ooo and
has seven sgners. \ majority Of the bonds
men were willing to pay Voluntarily or leave
the question to referees, but some wished 20
contest the matter, which led 70 the suits. The
action will not be tried before next autumn.
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WNrER Is srRNo -rwenty-nino degrees
below zero a, Mount Washington yesterday
Ma JAMES & FREStu adyertises for sale two
single carriages in another column. A fine
chance for a good bargain.
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railroal.
/ AN>uf CONFERENCE The next annual meet.
/ ing Of the Vermont Conference of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church will be held at Danyile, com.
mencing on the 22d Of April. Bishop Peck will
preside.
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