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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-21
5Harriagrs.

IN Monipelic october Is, by Rev. II. A. spencer Mr.
tliAkLEs g. ATKINS aud Miss WINNIE q. fOrrLE,
both ~ stowe
In Montpelier, October H. by Rev W, II Loul Mr
both " Montpelier.
In Monreer, October 10. by Rev !. Edward Wright NJ
join y bLAN, of Lebanon, \. H., and Miss WINNIE A.
ESrABROOk, Of Barre.
Also ai the same welding servcc, Mr. CLARK \. FREE
MAN and Miss EMMA A. BLANCHARD, both of Barre
In Barre. October IS, hy G., Carpenter Eai Mr. HORACE
J. JOHNSON, Of Or'ng". and Mrs EMILY RANMORE,
Of Barre.
In Marshfed October Is. by Rev. y. =. Coblegh, Mr.
PRANK WHITE and Miss ELLA WOODCoCk, both Of
MarShned.
ln Worcester, october Y by Rev James Spinney. Mr.
FRANK =. GRuu I, Of Ehnorr, and Miss lzORA H. MAR
1lN, VI Worcester,
In Isle La Motto October at the residence " the brides
father by Rev. Robert CHRISTIE. MIR GEORGE WALES, Of
Barre, and Miss ENELiNE fLEURN of Isle La Motto.
In RoShury, October IS, by Rev william : Hazen. Mr.
ARTHUR |. BRADLEY, Of the arm ~ I, bradley n Co.,
Buaton Mass, and Miss MARY T.. TltpEN, daughter af
A. n filden, Esq, Of Rnxbury.
IN Wiamsiown, October Is, by Rev. o. y. Clapp, Mr.
HENRY HALL, of Barton, and Miss ROsEfr sllER-
BVHNE, Of Glover.
In south STAFFORD, October IS by Rev. Eli CLARK, Mr.
ALLEN SIOwELL formerly " lljdcpark, aud Miss
ABblf only daughter Of Eiam y stowel Of unou
Village
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-21

TERRBLE OCCURRENCE AS the noon train
from Wells River was coming round the curve
Just this side of East Montpelier station Thurs
day, the engineer perceived woman lying within
the rails with her head upon the iron. lie imme-
dately called for brakes, aud reversed his en-
CINE, and the call was promptly responded to, but
too late To prevent the inevitable result the
entire train passing over the spot, and being
brought to halt about fifty feet beyond.
On going back, the head Of the victim was found
entirely discovered from the body and lying upon
the outside Of the track. Close by lay the lungs
and heart between the rails, the latter still yisby
and repeatedly contracting and dilating before the
horrorstrieken gaze Of the passengers and train
men Just under the rear Of the passenger car
was found an arm, and on further examination
the rest Of the body, in a terribly manged state,
entirely Invested of clothing, was discovered TO
have been dragged along, damned into the for
ward truck Of the tepder The head was that OF
an aged female, who was identified by passen-
ger as the widow Grace Dix an insane woman
who resided with her son, Leonard Dix, in Plain
field, near the East Montpelier line. The remains
were collected, and lett IN charge Of two of the
train hands, who were instructed 10 SEE 10 their
delivery to the proper persons
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- Al Carter, twenty-onc years Of age, was
drowned in the Black river, at lrasburgh, on Mon.
day night, October 18th He took a boat and
lantern to the river and being under the in
fncnce ofliquor. ovcrset the boat and was unable
TO save himself This ia the second recent occur
renee Of the sort 10 residents Of Trasburph the
first being the drowning Of Field, at Newport a
week or two since, while drunk The correspond
ent who sends us the item asks II these deaths
constitute a sufficient warning to cause any one to
cease drinking Doubtful
RUTLAND COUNTY.
On Monday September 2sth, Deacon George
Hills, Of Fast poultney. died suddenly aged
eighiy-ive years On Thursday, October ID, his
nephew, Edward Hills, Of South Granville, was
struck by lightning and fingered until October
lith, in great agony, when he died
The Crown Point tN. W iron company have
opened Limestone ledge and a vein Of iron about
a mile east Of Brandon village
WINDSOR COUNTY.
"A thirteen year oldson Of MIR Joshua Whit
ney, Of Rochester killed bear a few days ago
Widow Loren Clark, Of Royalton. aged seven
iy-two, died suddenly, last week from the rup-
turc Of a blood vessel in the brain.
The gold mines in Plymouth, are represented
to be yielding very well Virgil woodcocl, the
boss miner, has introduced sluice boxes, and put
In 1umc by which he with two laborers. are en-
abed to do the work Of twenty-five men In wash
ing The pay dirt, averages five cents to the
pan, and the last clean up, after three DAYS
washing, was $50, the one previous for the same
time being SOS
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Hos HNRvEy TnLprN, Jaige
HIM ~ - ~ LII.

Hon. n 4. CHASE, Register
The following business was transacted in Tho
Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
during Che two weeks ending October ~, 1874
October Maria n Hopkins estate, will pre-
scented and referred Tor probate TO November o.
Alex. 7 Dodge estate, petition for license TO sell
real estate referred 10 November o.
October l3-llannah L. Whittier's estate. adj
illustrators account presented and referred to
November g. ROYAL Wheccrs estate. admins
traitors account allowed. Hector Mc1can's cs-
tate, will proved Carlos Bancroft, executor. Cy-
rus Whcolcr's estate, license to sell real estate
granted. John G. BOWS estate, commissioners
report accepted Maynard fiench's estate, license
to sell real estate granted
October ll-Amos Rising estate. will presented
and referred for probate 10 November 10 Mar
Gus L. Martins estate, A. T. Martin, administr,-
tor Erastus Batchcder and H. G.. Moore, ap-
pmiser and commissioners; license to sell per-
souai estate granted and petition 10 sell real cs-
tate referred to November TO- Perez WheolocTs
estate, commissioners report returned and ac-
ceptcd
October II Truman g. Fosters estate A. S
Foster, administrator, Win II Loomis aud T. 4.
Andrews, appraisers and commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-21

VERMONT HoRsE STOCK COMPANY. This cor
poration has decided to become defunct It, in
debtedness is S2s 500 which amount, We are in
formed, its assets will probably be sufficient to
pay in full The following were the resolutions
passed by the stockholders at their meeting on
Friday last:
Resoirsd That the directors Of this company NJ and they
hereby advised to sell the real and personal estate e
longing 20 This corporation for the purpose Of paying the
tire Indebtedness, and l. C. Dodge hereby appointed
TO transfer and convey by dels otherwise said
and personal property.
Resoired, That after the payment of the indebtedness
mentioned in the foregoing resolution the directors are
instructed divide remaining assets to thu amount not
exceeding twenty hve dollars each among the holders Of
stallion service certificates that have had service
The stockholders meeting was then adjourned,
after which the directors held meeting and voted
to sell the property Of the company at public
auction on Thursday, November ), at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon.
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NoErHFIELD.--C. Denny is erecting fine two
story residence on the corner of Prospect street
and Highland avenue. He has one of the finest
building sites in this village, and when completed
according to his plans, he will have house Of
which he may justly be proud,
We, too, have Boston % cent store, A" under
the proprietorship OF Geo Is. b. Denny, our efil-
oient and popular deputy postmaster. lie has
converted portion of the room hitherto occupied
by his musical instruments, into store Of this
kind, where he displays fine assortment Of
goods, and sells them at bargain.
We understand petition 70 the Legislature
is being circulated in behalf Of few Of the dis
affected members of old district No. q, to have
the Legislature re-establsh that district as 1t was
before the incorporation Of our graded school dis
trict, which now includes the entire village limits.
II accomplished, 1t would be a serious blow to our
graded school, which is at this time In most
hourishing condition.
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lrahs.

In Yves, Brookneld, October 10, Mrs. MARY KINNEY,
aged 70 years and months,
In Boston, Mass October H. the residence Of his ela-
tive, Benj :. Dana, Mi JAMES q. HENRY OF Royalon,
Vt, aged a years
In Council Blufs, Iowa, October y. Mrs. ELLA NJ.
tHAMhERllN, wife Of George L. thamhern, and daugh-
ter " Russell and Caroline sawyer, Of Moretown, aged "a
years
In barre, September "a, Mr.. NAHUM NICHOLS, aged
~
He Of the earliest inhabitants q Barrc having
lived in town eighty years. Al who speak ~ him call him
an honest, Christian man. He died be lived in perfe,
peace with all, and In hope Of Immortal be-seness
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STATE OF VERMONT

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District the ith day of october, A. ID. irii;
Josiah Woo Administrator Of the estaeof Alexander r.
Dodge late Of Marshneld IN said District, deceased makes
application said Court with the consent and appreciation
III writing widow and heirs Of said decreased for license
sell all of the real estate Of said deceased Including the
homestead and reVersion Of DOVER hut excepting e uoW-
er, representing that the sale thereof would D n.he-
ncal 10 the widow and heirs Of said deceased ana tesr
Interested In Ills estate Mhereupon. Il Ia ordered by said
Court that application be referred 70 session thereof
n lie held AZ the Probate Once In said Montpelier on the
81 ay Of November A. D. lrit for hearing and decision
thereon; and 1t l. further ordered mat az leisohn lhietr,eh
ton and order hereus three weeks successfully N the Yer
mont Waterman n state Journal printed at Montpelier,
.fore sad nr hearing, that they may appear ~ said
time and place and, 4 they see cause, oblect thereto
w ny tile Court-Attest,
is-0 N. A. CHASE Register.
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THE BETHEL RAcEs.-The races at Bethel,
yesterday, passed of well, the weather being
very favorable for this season Of the year. There
was fair assembly on the track, and all Of the
large towns in the state were represented by
small delegations; Boston and some other Of the
larger New England cities sent some Of their
representative horse men and best horses to the
meeting The races were both closely contested
aud fairly trotted We give below the sum
maries
Purse Of 500 for three-minute horses $50,
SIS s45 and $50 to first four horses Judges,
Samuel Emerson, Boston; J. A. Shedd, Burling-
ton; J. II. Moulton National rules to govern;
catch WEIGHTS
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HunwicK Nearly nine thousand pounds Of
hops were shipped from HardwicS station the 9Th
They were purchased by Mr. Bacon, Of St. Johns
bury, at prices ranging from thirty 10 thirty-fye
cents, according to quality which was generally
good They were all grown in this vicinity.
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STATE or VERMONT, u

In Probate Court holden II Chelsea, the 18th day Of
Octphrr A. -, lHli; .
Harriet IS Paul Administrator Of the estate Of John r.
Paul hate Of Chelsea said District deceased, makes APP
plicatOn said Court for license 10 sell all OF the real
estate said deceased Including the homestead. represent
ing said sale part h necessary for the payment OF the
debts sad decreased secured the homestead, and
part thereof cannot be sold alone without injury To
those Interested la the renhngr. Nhefeupon, Is orerrd
by said Court that said application come under eoisutit
hon and he heard lAth day u November A. d. iht,
the Probate once In Chelsea and further oreiei,
that an persons interested be notified hereof by publication
OF notice Of this application and order thereon, three weeks
successvey In the vermont Waterman A state journal,
printed Montpelier before said time of hearing that they
may appear at said time and place and II they see cause,
uhect thereto. Ey the tourt.-Atlest, -
1881 JOHN r. CLEANELAND, Judge.
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ST. JonSsnrRY, vuMoNr last week the
Fairbanks Scale Company manufactured Overcome
thousand one hundred scales Since the opening
Of the year they have run their factory on orders,
and at the present time they are far behind their
orders. The business, so FAR, this year Is in eN-
cess Of any expectation Of the firm being In adj
vance Of any previous year It Is q fact worthy
Of note, and highly hatterng to American enter
prise, that the manufactures Of this company have
gained such worldwide reputation and sale.
At the Royal Agricultural show, held few weeks
since in Bedford England, silver medal offered
" for articles in which the judges think there is
any especial merit, was awarded TO the Fair
banks hay scale, or, as it is called in England, the
Fairbanks weigh bridge for carts and wagons,
This, coming from conservative England in APP
probation Of American manufactures, must be
considered the highest testimonial Of the merit Of
these scales-Nc,o York Eypress
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE;

The undersigned having been apponted by the Honorable
Probate for the District Of Washington, commission
Of all persons against the estate Of Lorenzo Nichols.
late Of Warren In said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We VIII
meet for the purposes aforesaid II tile dwelling house OF
10Th day March next from ten o'clock, NJ until four
o'clock r. NJ, each Of said days and that sir months
from the 10th day Of september A, d. sli, Is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors TO present their
claims 10 ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated Warren this 2sth day Of september. A. d. 1874.
PHiLANDER RIF ORD Commissioners.
A. IItAltIES PIKE, i'""7''N'~'-'
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COMMISSIONERS. NoTIcE.

The undersigned having been agponied by the lionoIahl,
Probate Court The District OF Washington, Commission
r 10 receive examine and adjust an claims and demand,
OF ali persons against the Of Henry Warner French,
ie Of barre IN said District, decease and all claims
nlhltel Offset heto hereby give notice that We VIII
meet for the purposes aforesaid AT the store lately
ped by The late H. W French the nth day u October
isl4 and 9Th day of February next from nine O'Clock NJ
nn o'clock, each Of said days, and that six
months 18th day of September A. ID. sl4 the
time imn by SAID Court for said creditors To present
theif claims To ns for examination and allowance
Dated al Barre this Ith day IT October A. ID. ls7i.
III AlIMCHl Commissioners
s7-lg n. o. MORfiES, COMMISSIONER
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CTArn or vERMoNT,o -. ,n,c, =.

Ia Probate Court held At Montpelier. said District,
the ai day of October, A. ID. lsil
John H. knba administrator Dc boHis q the estate
OF Amy D. Bfaan, late Of Berlin In said District de-
ceased presents hs administration account Tor examination
aud allowance and makes Application for decree u dlsir
hutton and estate Of said deceased. Where
upon Il ordered by sad Court that said account and said
anplcann referred session thereof be held Al the
prate ce In said Montpelier, the s1h day Of October
A. D. s7l TO- hearing and decision thereon; and "a fur
Their ordered that notice TO all persons Interested
hy puhcA ION the three weeks successfully IN the
Vermont WAtehulan A state Journal newspaper pub
shed al MONTPELIER. previous to said time APPOINTED for
nearing ina hey may appear said time and place and
show car any they may have why said account should
not be u and such decree made.
Nv the tOurl--Attesf.
1fn HARVEY rlLDFS, Judgs.
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Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea for Rheumatism Neu-
Iaina Nmnls, Collie Diarh0n, cholera Murhus. Cholera
lhiahnm. sprlins Burns, Srald-. Bruises. thibisns.
si-hesi ~wengs soreness Of the joints and all lan-
ih nuetons Of The holy external and Internal. For
Colds Surthuat Qunzy. and diseases ui the thrtut aud
mucotis membrane, L Is Invaluable remedy. JOHN q
Place. New York
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Uafrhmap & sgonrpai.
STATE or VERMONT.

To me Fresmm NJ ne Second Congregational bnirci Of
me suite NJ Vermont.
Hhera The committee appointed by the General ssem-
bly, receive and canvass the given on the ars Tues
day Of september A. y sIt In Tho second Congressional
district for Representative to represent this the
'onecss oi The United States, having given notice the
undersigned Ho'emor " the state that person received
majority Of OH The votes given In said District on that day
and have forwarded TO statement of the number Of
votes given for each person, as follows. to Wit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-10-21

YorSG MENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The
Eighth Annual Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Associations in Vermont will be held in
Norwich, commencing at two O'Clock p. NJ Satur-
day, November 9TH, 1874, and closing Monday
noon. In Massachusetts,, for three successive
winters, the state Executive Committee made a
canvass Of upwards Of one hundred days, visiting
from forty 10 seventy towns each winter, and hold
ins meetings day and evening Last winter the
number Of conversions resulting from this cam
paigu are estimated at five hundred Messrs C.
j Littlefeld Of Boston chairman Of state Com
mittce, and II. NJ Moore Of Somerville, Mass
two ofthe most efficient workers in New England
have promised To be present at our State Conven-
ton IN Norwich. Richard G. Morse Of New York
city, representing the International Executive Com
mttce and others, are also expected
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EnMMIssInNERs, NOTICE.

~ Is A ~ or NAIHANlEL l.. fARNSW ORTIZ.
The unders le having been appointed by the ionombe
Probate Con io the District OF Washington Commission
ers rtct mine and adjust ali claims and demands
Of all y gslns the estate Of Nathaniel L, Farms
worth, Woodbury.. In said District deceased hereby
give noce will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
the dweiln -iluSe uf Lucinda A. Fafnsworth, In said
Woodhuf, the 5h day Of January and 5h day OF April
next fren o'clock NJ unt i've o'clock ?. NJ each
said dava, a that six months from the 5th day Of octo
her A. ~ lA the time limited by said Court for said
creditors their claims Ia US for examination and
allowance.
Dated Woodbury. this sth day Of oeoter, A. d. 1874
MICHAEL JACKSON, I c,,r,,s.,,o,,s
$3.50 HIRAM PUTNAM, SN""'s'''"'is'
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GOsutNoR's STAFF -Goyernor Peck has form
ally announced the appointment Of his staff
through o general order issued by Aiutant General
Peck The following Is a list Of the appointments
Dan = Webster Of Putney, to be Surgeon Gen
eral Of the state Of Vermont, with the rank Of
Brgadicr General; Jonathan NJ. Hoyt, Of New
Haven, to be Aid-de-Camp, with the rank Of Co
lionel William Brinsmad Of Burlington, TO be
Aid-de-Camp, with the rank Of Colonel; Henry c.
Tenant Of Bethel, to be Aid-de-Camp, with the
rank Of Colonel Henry G.. Hastings, Of st Johns
bury, TO be Aid-de-Camp, with the rank Of Colo
mel The appointments arc excellent ones, and
We congratulate the fortunate ones upon their
preicrment.
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lraal 3lnfres.
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
y ESTATE OF SOrHRONlA +. GRAVES.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court fp the District Of Randolph, Commissioners,
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons, the estate ut Sopruna r. Graves late If
Brookhed In saki District eeea-el. and all claims eNh
s IN Offset thereto herhy give notice that we Will meet for
the purposes afnreaad, At the Town Clerks Office In SAIL
Hrp0khed, the 18th day " January next, from nine
O'Clock until three O'Clock r. said day, AMI that
months from the 81 day OF september, A. d. ls14, u
the time limited by said Court for said creditors 10 present
their cein- tn for examination and allowance.
Dated Brookneld this 18Th day Of october, A. D. 1874,
i9-bl MAnsHALLGREEN, COMMISSIONER
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DuxBuBy.-Mr. X. Sanborn, lecturer Of VIII
liamsburgh Grange, will speak at Grange Hall, in
South Duxbury, Saturday eve, October "a. The
members Of adjoining Oranges are invited to be
present.
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"SicK AND Is PRisoN. A number of ladies
Ia Our village arc engaged in the noble work Of
collecting and preparing books for n library, to be
deposited in our county JAIL for such unfortunate
persons as may be- temporarily confined there
our citizens respond choertully and literally To
this humane appeal, and a large number Of hooks
many Of them really vitinabIe-haye already
been donated. The good results Of this timely
charity can hapily be ovcr-estimated Any fur
thor contributions for this object may Dee left
with Mr Dr. woodward
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED,

To srlL "pR CHASE'S RECIPES" on, "INFoRMA-
nos FOR EVERY ODY =" In every county In America.
Enlarged BY the publisher to six hundred and forty eight
pages II contas two thousand household recipes
and Is suited 10 all classes and conditions Of society
wonderful book and a household Necessity II sells at
sight Greatest Inducements offered To book agents.
Exclusive territory given Rttas for two dollars. Agents
than double their money. Address,
i1-5s Ann Arbor Michigan.
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a FORTUNATE FNsco. 1t is umored that the
Free Lovers, actingou their wcll-known principles,
after dallying awhile with Nalcour Island propose
to abandon their first love and seek more hospita-
BILE shores Their ethereal souls revoted it seems.
at the thought of founding their new Utopia ON an
island whore the burrows for the prosaic but nee
essary corn and potatoes were practicable only
with the aid Of the cold chisc and where so far
from flowers spnuging mp under their feet, the
fr-t steps n their cultivation must be made with
gunpowdcr or uitro-glyceriue
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FRECKLES AND TAN,
Ask your druggist Tor rERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLE
LorloN whh Is harmless. and in every inaLlihe;
or for his improved CuMEDoNE AND flMPLL REM
Enl the great skin medicine for pinple black heads or
hesh-wonms. Or consult
Is, &. PERRY, TuE NorEp SKIN DocroR,
$3.50 ~ Bond street, New York
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PRINuuM SAW MIL The le,er-sct circular
.aw-mills, invented By our townsman, nENNis
LANE, have been widely introduced and have all
ways met a most favorable reception among lum-
bormen Nearly bro thousand mills are to-day
running with Lane improy emenis attached The
most of them arc to be found in New England. in
the state Of New York. and in Canada, but some
have been sent into more distant states and terri
tories. while a few have found their way to Cuba,
Mexico South America, and even Russia. In ad-
dtion TO such evidence Of superior excellence the
manufacturers have always received the highest
premiums whenever the lane mill has been eN-
hibted at fairs and industrial eXpo-itions
Among the awards so received are four silver
medals, bronze medal, and a gold medal-all Of
which may be seen for few days in the window
OF T. C. Phinneys book store. They make a
handsome, and--it is unnecessary for US to say
a well-deseryed recognition Of the inventive genius
Of Mr. Lane, and the thorough and in every way
excellent character Of the work turned out at the
shops Of the Lane manufacturing company.