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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-16

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE The first
meeting of the new state Board Of Agriculture,
Manufactures and Mining was held at the Amer
lean House, in Burlington, Thursday evening,
all the members being present, as follows Gov
emor Ashael Peck, chairman, ex-oiiicio Presi-
dent NJ H. Buckham, ex-otlicio; Hon. Alexis T.
Smith, New Haven; C. Horace Hubbard, Spring
field; Col John h Mead, Randolph 7 L. Shell
don, Rupert; { g. Pringle, Charlotte and Card
ner 5. lassett, Enosburgh.
The first business Of the board was 10 choose a
secretary, and the ballot resulted in the choice OF
Prof Peter Collier, the present incumbent
After long debate, President Buckham moved
that the board hold three meetings during tho
month OF January, and leave the subject Of future
meetings at the discretion Of the board. Adopted
unanimously
Parties from the various sections Of the state
desiring meetings Of the board in their vicinity
are requested to communicate with the Secretary
Of the Board, at Burlington, at once.
long debate then ensued on the subject Of thu
distribution Of the annual reports, after which th'
board adjourned,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-16

CAPTAIN Temple a Nermonter, who has been
ia the navy since 1870 has been detailed to attend
King Kaakaua, and will meet him ut Baltimore
JANE. Rup HicKoK. late city clerk Of Burling-
ton, died ia that city on the 9TH aged thiry-seyeh
Ne graduated from the University Of Vermont
In 1858
WI understand that Mr. o - Royce editor Of
the l-seN county Herlid, at Guidhal, proposes
TO retro from that paper aud remove to Barre,
where he will continue his practice of the law
pH WILLIAM j. HARRis. who died at santa
Barbara. California, on Sunday, was fora number
Of years resident Of burlington, and for nine
months first lieutenant of company A. seventh
Vermont Volunteers he was prominent Mason.
was a. years OF age. and leaves wife and SON
Mn WILLARD has introduced a bin for the re-
lief OF United States Judge Smaey, providing
probably for Dis retirement ON account Of hi. pre-
sent inhrm health with Che same emolumcuts that
would be biz by law had he reached the present
elal age Of retirement, seventy wears
Mrlu> HYDE. VI D. died of dropsy at his
residence 100 Isle Ia Motto. on the sth inst His
health had been failing for year and his suffer
in- during the lasttwo months of his sickness was
very great DR. Hyde was surgeon Of the Second
Vermont regiment for nearly three years 'n the
war, and viii Doe mourncd by large circle Of CONF
rades aud friends throughout tie state
rmNoR " PARK Esq Of Bennington has
been elected President and his son-in-aw, Gen
j. q McCullogh Vice President Of the Panama
railroad Mr. Park H. one " the shrewdest and
abicst business heads in the country, and his ac-
cession To- the control u this Important corpora-
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Vermont State Grange.
vrpsr.pAr sFcosp p,r.


Inc grange ''nilehcea "orA al nan past elght
O'Clock ie" minutes were occupied by II
crosby state agent III commenting upon the com
mer'M "oiN' us diihculues ana DEMENT'S
resolution relating 20 the establishment oil
store-hoHses Tor goods was dismissed
Inc report oil me committee ON insurance was
read by t. W. walker OF bndpoFt recommend
ing 10 leave the subject to the executive com
"''''e' an" request 'n'n TO inquire mo ''e sue
WE anu economy "i s"'n insurance '"'nlan'es as
""' ''''' ~ N'' ''N''' anu 'i'' iu'ea
'''as H''e'' ''''"'
iNV "i"" '"','"S' anu 'n'uIes IT.
l"'''" W. i"'o' oil tue ru'es 'uop'u ''S' may 1t
Ue Spe'DN S''S'on'
me H'u' lor ''e e'e'u"h oi oHl'eis having ar
IN'o' '"e grange pi''ee"'" " tne election as
'o.o"s
Ml''el T. T. 1 =, ~, , 9l llasor,sn;
Iecturer-F II sicdd. Nest Windsor
Stevaid-L IS SherWiu, Hydepaik
A., ste"Md-i + u slalion, 80 woodstock
Trcdsmrrr + Rrll Fast IIorJ,,irk
Secr,tau-I X Toby. Cnlais
Gate keepet-J { Durham, Bethel
{elts Ml'' nu , M"Ha'lo,h.
POMONA Mrs j Tewksbuiy lrasbnreh
>tcWarde-s Nlrs b. H. Saytou, 50 Woodstock
Two new member, Of the executive committee
were elected d. B Mead, Randolph 4. - Frank
lin Windham
4 resolution of thanks 10 II II. Bishop was
then passed for his kindness in making no charge
10 the State Grange for the extra expenses he in
CURED in furnishing hall Grange furniture and
other con, enienccs for the work of the order
resolution was adopted directing the printn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-16

MARsnFIELD.-lhe fall term in District no. g.
taught by Miss Clara Kinaston Of Woodbury.
closed with the following record Instances Of
tardiness, two, during ten weeks school num-
Der Of perfect lessons, Julia Merit, 265; Fila
Lewis, 1871 Walter Idle, 22O Genie Snow, 232
BERTHE Merritt, ia5 Eva Ormsbce, 1888 Nina
lfke; 1885, Willie Carpenter, PA; Milton lde,
1896 Ralph ID, lgl Ralph Bemis, l!S Jerah
Cotton, IN. Two spelling-schools were held.
An invitation was given To other districts 10 come
and spell with them. They came from different
districts, and different towns They commenced
To spell at Z. 20, =. NJ had very interesting time,
They were all spelled down by Geuie Snow, a
girl Of twelve years. Others did we'll, very well,
This result speaks well for both teachers and
scholars.
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MASONIC.
JHarriaqrs.

In Montrsier November 25 by Rev H. A. spencer Nj.
tiENHY : WILEY. of Rocklaud, T.. o. and Miss IT.
CINnA ,. ANDREW, OF Norhneld.
Also hy the same, No,emher ~. Mr. LtCivs SMITH of
Moretown. and Miss Louise fAfiNEAl, ~ Jay
In chelsea. December 10 by Rev T. Merrill Mr. GEORGE
=. mover. Of harIc and Miss CORA A. huiCHlNsON,
Of Orange.
In STOWE pecrmer the residence of the hries M
rents. hf Rev. D. W Handy, Mr. MIRIAM " MOTT. ~ the
brandon tntoH, aud Miss NELLIE A. 1oWN. Of stowe
IN Rndford December ,. by Rev. j. VI G. Fulton at the
rr~lrnrc of tho ifide'. father, Mr. CHARLES r. CRAIG,
and Miss MARY J., seconi daughter OF neoge Wright.
lsI- LulM " nLnllnul.
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WArHnt Hy One Of tie consequences Of the
burning of the Reform School was a sudden rush
Of company at the Waterbury Hotel, which, for
tuuately is Of sufficient dimensions TO accommo-
date some one hundred and fifty boys or more
with comfortable room in this emergency They
as well as tie officers and assistants teachers sc,
are now. and will be domiciled there probably for
q few weeks until buildings can be prepared for
workshop, cooking and eating rooms, dorm'ory'
&c While these necessary hut temporary ar
engagements are in process the Governor ana uus-
tees are consulting among themselves, and proha-
bly with the treasurer and state auditor, as 10
rebuilding and to what use To put the insurance
money, some twcnty-iour thousand dollars
whether it be not sacred TO the use OF the Reform
Institution, and if SO, ought it to be applied to any
other use than rebuilding
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H>mwIcR Otis : Ford ha- purchased the
Kendall place of levi Goodrich, Tor 1000 This
place is located south and near the railroad cross
me below the village.
Way, Titus ~ Go. have put into their store a
new fire proof safe. made at Cincinnati, Ohio. by
Mo,ler, Bahmaun q Co.. seven inch walls, and
weighs about one THOUSAND eight hundred pounds.
Il j. highly finished, and furnished with one Of
Sargent 4 Greenleafs improved combination
locks
A large amount Of turned last blocks are
being shipped from this station to Worcester,
Mass. by 5 o Wells 4 Co, Of South We, lbury.
It takes about seven thousand To I'LL a car
Died at his residence in this village simeon
T. Sinclair aged seventy-se,en years. Mr.. sin
clair has long been an act,e and prominent citizen
OF the town. and one Of It's oldest native residents
AT special town meeting on the 10Th, "a taN
Of 50 ON the dollar OF the grand list was voted
with which to defay town eNpcnsesand pay liahl
tiles
Negotiations are said to be in progress looking
toward settlement Of pending suits between TIN
town and railroad company. II settlement II
made, will il hasten the construction Of suitable
depot buildings for this station
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s,TATE OF VERMONT
,ERMD>I. ...
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS,
4 beld Al Monfnrll,r. la aid Ii,trict. otl

- :
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District
the j0th day Ut November, \. u. lisa.
J. Cove executor Of the last WI and Testament OF
hOnns D. 81 tlar late Of Mt-hed IN said DisiIic de-
cense presents administration account for examination
allowance and makes application for decrer OF dis
trhutun and partition Of the estate Of said deceased.
Wheeupon i ordered By said Court that SAID account
and said application lie referred 70 session thereof 20 be
held at frnbate Oce In said Montpelier, the 2sd day
December A. D. lsi, for hearing and deeon thereon
And Il further ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all
persons Interested hy publication Of the three weeks
snccessyey the Vermont Watchman a state Journal,
newspaper published Montpelier, previous 10 said time
appointed fo hearing that they may appear sad time and
place, aud show cause they may have why said ac
count should not be allowed and such decree made.
hy the Cuurt-Attest,
sS57 \. A. CHASE, Register.
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1,oMMIssIoNrRs. NOTICE.

The undersigned having been pointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the District Of Washington Commission
err 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and demand
Of AN persons against The estate OF William A. OsgOod
late VI Cabot said District decetsed, aud all claim.
hhled In offset threio hereby give notice that we WI
meet purposes aforesaid at the dwelling house Of
Geo n.good la said Cabot the 2dth day Of December
and 2lth iay May next from O'Clock unin four
oe r. NJ on each o. said days and that six months fruIn
the 2Sh day u November A. H. isit, Is the time limited by
said Court said creditors 20 present their claims to
for examination and allowance.
dated al Catot This soth day n November, A. d. 1874
MILTON FtsllER,i p,,,,,t.si,,.,s
SOS ISRAEL SMITH. COMMISSIONER
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GAYsvuLE-Mr Thomas Greeuhauk has work
men employed iu taking to pieces his large and
handsome residence which is said to have cost
5000 preparatory 10 is removal 10 Lawrence,
Mass lie has already removed bis machinery
and several other buildings which he owned in
connection with his lar.e wooden mill
Charles Self. upon going to his barn one
morning Lac, week found Of pair OF valuable
oxen in dying condition. It lived but few
minutes thereafter The OK was well To all ap-
peaisncc- the night before
- tuesday afternoon December, sth the large
circular saw ia slaihavks steam mill, ON Stony
Brook burst throwing piece nearly two feet in
length with great force against the end Of the
building The saw vas revolving with great speed
at the time, and although several persons were at
work near the saw, fortunately noon wa. injured.
-Ou sunday evening last, the Rev II T. Forbes
delivered historic lecture the early pant of the
Reformation iu the lniyer,aiist church The
lecture wa, au interesting and able effort and was
attended hy large and attentive audience, 1t
being thc second in the series Of his sunday eve
ming lectures Mr. Forbes i, talented young
man. aud has filled the desk Of The Uniyersaist
church very accertably for tie past two years
Ills c,II expires with the present month, when he
leaves for Genany TO continue hi, studies
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CoMMIssIoNERs, NORGE;

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Gouu Tor the District Of Washington Commission
en TO receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
of an persons against the OF Hiram Carlton late Of
Hare Ia said District deceased. and all claims exhibited IN
Offset thereto hereby give notre that VIII meet inr the
purposes aforesaid At the dwelling -house Of Mrs Hiram
Carlton IN said barre The fh day Of January and the an
day uf MAY pc ek, w. until four O'Clock.
b. each Of said DAYS and TINT aiN months from the 18Th
dny vi November A. H. lst, t time limited by said Cont
for said creditors To present their claims 70 rs for eNaninA-
ton aud allowance
dated NJ HARE, ihis 81 dAy Of December. A. D. 1874.
n. y AYRRlLL. l,,,,,is.io,.rs
Sass SAMUEL CUTS. 'o"N's'"i'iN'
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CoMMIssIoNERs, NOTICE.

Y y
The undersigned having been Amounted by the Honorable
Probate Cont for the District OF Washington, Commission
rerrve and adjust all claims and demands
" all persons against the estate of Susan Mctuire late OF
waterbury said district, decreased and all claims fAh-
tied la N .e thereto hereby give notice that Will meet
for purpose aforesaid, the dwelling house nt teazef
fruyrr n snd Waterbury. the 2Hh day of December
and the 2th day Of Aunl next from one o'clock p NJ nnih
four O'Clock each Of sit days, and that six months
from the 1T day Of December A. u, 1874 The time linz
tied hy said Court said creditors 10 present their claims
To- ~ Tor examination and allowance.
dated NJ Waterbury This 4h day Of necemher A. D. lHli
M~ J. + T. faRTRikkfR Commissioners.
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Weekly News Summary.

Rrv. DR. cu,p,x savs of the Lincoln ,,.,,e
none needed it less none deserved il more
ovr Of the most nrorui.ipg p,o,oi,or. n tho scr.
Tor class in the yaio pyini,y s,booi Mind
r,,,e, t...,.
.''''' l"l''s i"' u mus 'No "ss',s
,to -, wv" ''' "'sS'' tue 'o''"'' "''u
lHt' nave oheernl Ola lady out III Fonnsyl-
van" VINO boasts That she has prepared over three
''o"''no oouie' Tor inc tomo'
a TEXAS man who died the other day left the
sum OF five thousand dollars as fund to defend
.'' S''''S'''''
S,'Nh MlNH and Dreadful Tom moth
candidates Tor mayor OF Grass Plains Nebraska.
ho'n are running Oh the ant-giasshopper ticket.
AWiscoNsN mau recently killed six slunks in
one day. Aficr interviewing the first one he be-
came reckless, aud 20 kept ON
Wnotvrn believe 4 hat rrida, 4. an unlucly
day need not expect NV present. ON christina. or
New Year. thi. time
,t. ..,.,....,.,
,o,,,,,i..,,, a.. ~ 1ln - ~, N.Y. r"',,
s,,,,s m ,.,, ,t ,.','..,..'
raised s67 900 toward. the building fund for ne,,
etntsi, Do, n..tt
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zrgal Jufre5.
SrATE or VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier and for said Dis
trct, the tih day of December, 4. u. ls1ls
instrument purnoriug 10 be- the last W III and Tesla
WIN. Lect late NJ MnetoNn tn said District de-
resel being presented 20 the Court hy And Thomas the
Executor therein named Trnhute n IA ordered hy said
Court all esons concerned therein he notified to OPP
rear ss4nn " sil Court To- be- held nt the Probate
Ofcc. Montpelier. the 2lh day Of December, AID Sii
and show " they may have against the Probate
Vt sld will for which purpose d Is further ordered TIA
enuv tho this order be- published three week,
snc,essiyely In the Vermont Waterman X smte journal
printed at MONTPELIER previous io said time appointed for
hearing. by the Cuurt.-Auest,
Si-aS \. A. CHASE REGISTER.
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Destructive Fire in Waterbury,
The Reform school In Ruins.

gress In that neghborhood. and on emerging from
their homes the dread fact WAS apparent that the
Reform School building was in flames
Prompt exeftions were at once made to suhduc
the FIRE Waterways crack engine the " Seth
Warner, fully manned, was quickly upon the
ground but the supply Of water was soon ex-
haustcd and it became apparent that the entire
building must be consumed Within two hours
from the time Of the first alarm, the walls had
fallen n and nothing but desolation remained
Of that elegant and substantial fabric which had
been the pride NJ every Nermouter, and inside
whose walls useful and Iudicous instruction had
been given t. a large class of unfortunate boys
who were it, inmates
The fire originated in the ga. works Of the in
sutution They were what is dpnomiuated " But
ler's Patent Resin and oil Gas Generator" Some
repairs had become necessary, and parties were
present to make them The work needed to he
done at a time when there was no use for the gas,
aud WAS begun about hali-past two in the morn
ing The gas manufactured by this machine,
when prepared for consumption, consists Of one
half gus aud one-half air. The necessary repairs
had been made and the gas made ready for fore
ing into the retoit outside For the purpose of
allowing air to mix with the gas the top Of the
gasometer had been raised hy heavy weights act
Ing upou pully Ju.ta-thc Cop bad been raised
and before Che air had been lci iu. one ~ these
weights. weighing one hundred aud fifty pounds
became detached, causing the top To IAN upon the
go. underneath The connection between tho
sa.omctcr aud the rctlu Intin. been cut off, the
gas was forced or into the Room and coming in
contact with tle H-ht. bccuue guitcd. causing a
dense smoke and almost iu-ulicHhIe odor which
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-16

STATE TEACHERS AssociArlos-lhe next
meeting Of the Vermont State Teachers Associa-
ton will be held at st. Johnsbury, January 2lst
and 22nd. Edward Conant, superintendent Of
public instruction, is president of tn association
aud will open the exercises with an address.
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STArE OF VERMONT.

- NNNUWITTT Dis TTTIT, -.
In Probate Court held at Chelsea, Ia said District,
the frst day IT December. A. u. lslt
Mason ingram, administrator Of the estate Of Rho'la
Ingram, late ~ Washington, in said District, deceased
makes application said court for license 10 sell n Of the
real estate said decreased, representing that sail sale u
necessary for payment oi the debts said deceased
said estate consisting Of house and out-hudings, and
about tee-ourth- of land situated In the town
Washington. Mhereunoni u ordered by said court that
snid application under consideration and be heard on
the "a day of January. \. D. ISIS. at the Washington
lion-e Washington, and further ordered, that al per
Interested he notified hereof By publication Of noce
This application and order thereon, three weeks success
siyey tn the Vermont Waicliman and state journal,
printed In Montpelier, county Of Washington before said
time Of hearing, that they may aplenr at sai time and
place and, " thew cause, object thereto.
~ the Court Attest,
Si-5a WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, Judge
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Wahhniau & NonrpaL
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 10, 1874.

CLrnmN0 RATES The compulsory postage law
which goes into effect on the first Of January re-.
quires prepayment oi postage by the publishers.
They have charged the amount Of postage to their
subscribers, which makes the subscription price
somewhat higher than last year We can furnish
lhmrHs MoNrmy, WEmlYor BAZAAR scmn-
MRS MoNrHY, or TnE ATLANTIC MoSrutS,
with TnF WArcuMAN ono year for $500 ST..
NICHOLAS with the Waterman one year for - 40,
and TIM NrnsriN for SO TO-
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NE art nuulcr contains ne opening chapters Il THE
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SrATE or VERMONT

> WNNTTTNVTWN TITN NIIT
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier IN sud for said DIS
trirt, on the lst dag OF December, A, ID, lsii
Eliza Putnam, almnlstrhtliN Of the estate Of George
n Putnam late Of Hare, IN said District deceased, makes
apfcation said Court with the consent Of the widow
and heir OF said deceased for license 10 sell an Of the real
Of said deceased, to vii The homestead Of said de-
ceased situated IN Barre village, consisting Of halt
acre OF land aud the buildings thereon Including the legal
homestead the % dover therein but
ing the DOVER representing that the sale usicof would he
beneficial 10 the widow and heir Of said deceased and
those inrrrtr hi said estate Mhefeupon Il IL ordered By
said Court that said application he referred 70 session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office In said Monteo
21d day OF peceher A. u. 1874 for hsan. and do
cision thereon and Il Is further oriered that alt
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice OF said
application and order thereon thrse weeks ssecsssivslS IL
tie Vermont Marhnin and Stnte Journal. afWsplpel
published AZ Montpelier, and which ciressiss he nsisi-
boGhood Of those Interested, before said umc
that they appear Al SAID time and place, ahd, they
cause, oblefi thereto.
SIS; Ma. CHASE, Register.
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A has been done that he DONE says the physician
when he gives up cunsumpve patient and retres from hs
ned Not So gu friend not Nothing, comparatively
has been done, II HAIRS HoSEr % ioHEHouN ~ AND Al
has not been prescribed and perseyerngy administered
let the patient take the intu his hands and
the remedy that Nature and Science have furnished.
fails.
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GLASS CAMS - Printed In gilt Leave your or
ders at lhinneys Bookstore LOCI, at bis spcci-
mems
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Pieip0int, O. j. Addison county, December 4
aud June Chlttenden county April and sep
tember2l
Brreu. J--Mindsor county December s and
May % windham county, April - and Septem-
Der H.
Wheeler, Bloomington county, December |
and June / Rutland county, March Band septem-
Der a.
Royce, J-Gmnd Isle county February Ii and
August - franklin county, April - aud Septem-
bor H.
Redfed, J-Ofleans county, February and
September x, Washington county, March . and
September II
Ross, J.-Caledona county, December | and
June Essex county, March . aud September II
P0iocrs, J-lamoe county December 1 and
May % Orange county December 10 and June /
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Edey's Carboiic rroches. Among the various REM
et,s for Coughs, none enjoy higher reputation than
tpE's cAhu2tc IHocnts This fact places thcm above
the ordinary list NJ medicinal For Coughs
Colds AsthN, anil iisincsan and preventive against
cunttgou. disease, they specific. Invaluable sing
and public speakers Sold everywhere. ioHS D. HFSnY
CtnuAS CO., propririors, and college Place New
York.
MASONIC nss' iS, 9og I'm g, q
NJ, viii he held at their Han,
On Monday Eve, Dec. 81, at lie O'Clock.
~ order Of the " VI.
mos. n. CAVE. secy.