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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

SrArE or VERMONT.

W NNhANhiUN us NlA. u So
On Probate Count held at Montpelier n said District un
the llth dal uf February, a. %, ISIS.
IS. H. %. bosworth, Administrator, NJ the estate OF
Joseph s.. H'HNorih late OF Berlin, m said District.
deceased, presents bis administration account for
nation and allowance, aud makes Application for a
decree ol distribution aud partition Of the estate said de-
ceased, Nhewupon, IL 3 ordered by said Court, that
account and said application De- referred Co sessinn
thereof, To De held at the Probate once. 10 said Mont
ptlier, ON the luth day " March, A. u. 1875, for
bearing and decision thereon and, 10 Is further
lered, that notice be given a. all persons Interested,
los publication Of the three weeks successivrly the
Vermont Matchmnn state journal, a Newspaper pub
shed nt Montpelier previous 90 said time appointed for
hearing that they appear at said time and place, and
show hes may have, why said account should
unt boz allow eel. and such decree made
iiy the Ouurt.-Attest,
$50 HARVEY TlLnEN Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

MospAr, Msurl s. ISIS.
hurrtR The butter trade has passed through another
du week, amt Wc see no sign ~ an improvement The
cent for two three weeks past have been about
much tot the time last year, and siil hear of
parties 10 the country who waiting favorable Oh
poruuty io ship more stock. Receivers say they
found u hard to sell and buyer who makes reason
able hd sure 90 DE taken un. In ls state of aflrs 10
difficult 70 give reliable quotation prices gradually
sinking day after day for the very finest ball lots
York and vermont, HW3ic a N are the highest figure.
named hut This Kind Is almost entirely ont " market and
dealers say mat Doe q Che tup prize for chnide diaries with
g1e4N tot fnir 90 good western range from ie'sc 81 ~
as u quality and must be- really good Dot bring thu
outside price Very little has hecu done Canada butter
the pas, week. or two, a cannot N disposed VI here ans
advantage GO shippers. Inst nt ts time choice butter
was worth i5c about lc % NJ more than could be- sold
Tor to-day.
ClhEsI-1herr Is u0 change 90 report. There continue.
20 he fair demand from us trade and the Stock gaul
low. Ihuce factory b. firm nt ltfbisc % H. and fancy
at llc u ~ Cheese has paid well this winter comparison
with butter. aud suppose iis production will De- furhc
Increased although the crop has assumed arg
nrLnurLlun.-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17
SrATE OF VERMONT, ,,,,,..

10 Probate Court held nc Montpelier, IN and for said lis
irri. on The 18Th day of March, 4. h. 1873.
james " Brock, administrator with tie will anucxel %
the estate uf Levi Boutwell, late ct Montpelier dis
uct. decreased makes application To- said Court, for license
dep,l to Catherine NJ Walnns, IT sait Montpelier the
following described real estate To- wits An the land hui-
ngs and pew, together with the household gu0s, furniture
and other personal property conveyed hy thurea Wanf
Go Le Boutwell, n trust for tr sole ami benefit Of the
said Catherine NJ Maluns, on The sth day Of February
A. D. isi2 representing That the same was held hy said
Levi Boutwell, 100 trust a. Aforesaid. and does not belong
any wise 90 the estnte NJ said deceased Whereufon, ID b.
ordered by said Court, At said application he referred tu
session thereof ~ be held az the probate ONCE in sah Mont
peeT the 50 day of Aprl D. 1873, fu hcariug and de-
cson thereon and Il Is further oiderrd that All person.
Interested De- notified hereof 10y publication Of notice at said
order thereon. Three
ihe vermont Waterman ami state Journal newspaper
published Montpelier and which crcuates In the nelgh
hafhou1 of those Interested before said time Of hearing
that they may appear az said time and place and, they
SEE cause, object thereto.
Ry the Court Attest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

" NJ c,,.,. - -. =, :, tut.t ~.
vildlel,nr, ,, ,,i.i.'t.., - ~. 49,.
walking near tbo v,.J.h.j and as ,bo train
passed. Dol. ioot .lrp,d tbr,v,iny hin, ppder Che
ears. lie lived about five minute. but va. nm
conscious fIis head ,,,si,,.tt, r,,r,i,d and ono
leg broken in two places Mr. slason was the
second son Of Francis sason. VI West Rutland.
and a brother of Charlie. II siason. Of the firm Of
sheldon. sason. and Rc, James t. Slason. Of
Nnoi''am. lie was twice married. and leaves
Wu'" ana several chldron lie WAS about
"''S-"'o years OF age some seven or eight
S'',s s'n,, ne moved to New Hampshire, and
"'',y s,'"'' 't Neeno where he has since re-
,'''' ''' Na' recently in connection with Mr.
,u..,. ''"'''' "''"S ~ H.
ryy>tSorox corxrv
o. is denied that Bonpipotop vli nat, bcrtc-
anon Springs railroad bonds. She viii resist on
The ground Of the unconstitutionality Of the act
the road being out Of the state
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Cu,ur. , WurIi rn. a student al ST Johns.
bury, who TUNED summorsault last summer
niuung Dob. back. died a few da,s since from the
effects OF IT, at Lenno2ville. Canada
ALurtE child Of clifford pcnard. about two
years old. was burned Co death at st lohn.bury
ON Monda, Of last week. having set lis clothes ON
fire while PLAYING with some matches
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N',' WHO S"o' helliy cannon re-
' ""'''n' was arrested an" taken VIII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17
gg RgMAS Si KEIEglroN' Commissioners.
SrATE OF VERMONT.

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IN Probate Court held at Montpelier In sai District on
the.l5fh day Of March 4. u. lsIai
Willard Martin Administrator Of the estate OF Moses
Colby late Of rlauhald In aid district deceased presents
his administration account for examination and allowance
and makes Application for decree Of distribution and par
utun Vt the estate Of said deceased. Mherrupun IL
dered by said court, that said account and said application
be- referred 90 session thereof 90 be- held at the probate
flee, In said Montpelier. the % dav % April. A. n.
1858. for hearing aud decision thereon And Il further
ordered thai Notice hereof be- given 60 all persons interested
Ivy publication Of the three weeks successfully the
Vermont Watahman and state Journal newspaper pub
lscd ~ Montpelier, previous 90 said time appointed
hearing that The imay apelT at said time and place and
show 90 ans they have. wig said accuunt should
not he allowed. and such deere, made.
Nt te Court Attest.
7O-72 HARVEY rtLDEN. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

WATERBURY Mr. Newton Athertou has sold
his residence Wuoosh street to Mr. b. D.
Pickett taking in exchange a farm in Lowell
Mr. Atherton has removed into the house on the
corner Of Winoosd and Waterbury street lately
occupied by MIR Evans.
Seven persons united with the Congregational
church here, by profession Of faith, ON the first
Sabbath Of the month Others were intending to
unite at the same time, but were preyntod by
sickness and other causes
Mr.. Mayo the principal Of the graded school,
was laid up from his duties by sickness, all last
week, but is able to be at his post this week.
The school will close very successful term On
Friday It has never before had so many pupils,
and the most complete satisfaction has been given
in all departments. The closing exhibition that
was contemplated has been postponed, on account
Of the many interruptions by sickness
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17
COMMGssIoNERs' NOTICE.

The undersigned having been 1prontet by the honorable
probate court for The district OF Washington commissioner
70 receive examine and adjust a claims and demands of
a persons against the estate " Paul Hathaway, late Of Fast
Montpelier 10 said district decreased and an claims exhibited
~ offset thereto hereby give notice that we VIII meet tor
Tie purposes aforesaid, a. Truman e keltous dwelling
house, IN snh East MONTPELIER the Ah day OF May and
3th day Of August next from ocick. p. un four
o'clock each OF said dag and that six months
the 9Th day Of feurnry A. o. ISIS, the time limited hs
said or said creditors present their claims o. ms for
examination and allowance
Dated at tast Montpelier This lsi day of Afarch. A. d.
ISIS.
en-, TRggMnAANN 6 {, KKIEgIroN, Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17
IoMAIIssIoNrns, NorIcr.

ESTATE OF JOEL NfMNlhH.
Do undersigned having heen appointed hv tiia Honorable
ir1afF Court for the District 90 Washington, Commission
ti Do lOfee examine and adjust all calu and demands
y a lfsnus aeniust DOE estate Of joel Cuninns. late of
M.--H1 Doe -ii District, decreased and a claims exhibited
n offset ilrrin, hereby notice that will for the
ltJnf aforesaid, a hcnlnin nnrretts Hotel Boo said
MidsAt nn Che "a dayOf April and sl day ~ September
ucNi ffHm one o'clock, n. until four O'Clock, each
q sld DAYS. and that HV months from the tenth DAY
Marrh. a. ID ISIS. the time limited 10y said Cont f0r
-ai creditors u present their claims o for evinna iu
and allowance.
Dated 40 Mllir.rv tihs llth day NJ March 4 u ISIS
1912 pNViD n trD Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

SAD DEATH Many OF our readers win rcmem-
Der Dexter ID. Gunnison, eldest son of Ebenegcr
Gunnson Of this village, who went 10 California
in 1912 Here he first conducted steamship
line from san Francisco to the mines IN 1851 he
came back 70 Montpelier for few days and re-
turned. In 1852 he formed one Of an expedition
10 South America, and was one Of the few who
ever lived to return. After this, for several years,
he engaged in mining, but about ton years ago
settled down In Independence city, lnyo county,
where for the last five years he has occupied the
position Of city judge OfJudge Gunnison his rel
atiyes here have just received the sad informa-
ton that on the oath Of January last he termin-
ated his existence by his own hand The occasion
Of this rash act was bad health and incurable
disease. Judge Gunnison owned a large rancho,
and had for many years been prominent man in
the business circles Of his neighborhood Ills age
was about ffty-two years lie was married about
two years ago for the first time A singular fact
Is that hardly week had elapsed after this fatal
act, before his wife received intelligence from
England, requiring her immediate presence there
To receive a large estate left her by deceased rel
alive Judge Gunnison's relatives and friends in
this vicinity will receive the sympathy NJ all in
their aiiliction
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17


Town Tor months to come. But thanks to the alb
Soh'e oil hlgh WIND and Che indeintgablo exertion'
ol our citAens aided by the gallant iiremcn from
Barre and Northield' the flames were stopped be
l"ie irepamhle damage was done and Monipe-
/ uer' before another winter will have risen from
,ne "'hes improved and beautihod and with FAT
''''''' ''''''Ss '"''l''eS tnan ever before
rhr FIRST fnu
AZ about a quarter before one ia the morning
fire was discovered bursting from the roof Of tho
wooden building ON Main street, owned by
| Thomas w Wood and occupied by j. D. Clogston
n' Tim shop 1t undoubtedly caught in the sec
cond story where The workshop was, and from
sparks emitted by tinmans furnace in which
there had been fire as late as five o'clock in tho
afternoon Engines 40 and were soon
upon tle ground, and suction hose having been
extended to The branch two streams Of water were
projected upon the building It was impossible to
control the flames, however, and in few min
utcs Peck Cummns building caught, and in
twenty minutes moro the store Of Barrows & Peck
was on fire In the roof Before this. engine NO 2
had arrived and her suction pipe not working,
her hose was attached TO the other engines, and
'o.'i streams were poured upon the fire with such
o"''' '''' u'' lower story OF ba"ows ieck
'''.' was s''''f ana t"t hie quo olt Boo little over
'h nonf i'N ''e ume WIS INST seen. It's re-
SUITS "'i' TWO p"lalns' burned TO The ground
"'' one P."N lu',' u'inel out Inc occupants
,"''n nearly "' tnelf STOCK and about the only
l"i"'s' "'ne was Ol 'ne haste Of moving Ihe
"''''''n "h' o'l"ensi wa" h"d "ofhedn ouly' We're
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

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Hon. JAWS II uotprN.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

NEnsHRE w G. Gilman Of tins town, with
one pair Of horses weighing two thousand pounds
on the tenth Of March drew load Of four-foot
hard wood, measuring seven cords and weighing
twonty-four thousand, six hundred and forty
pounds, to the furnace at Ely-a distance Of two
miles two men riding upon the load it being a
part Of four hundred cords he has drawn over the
same road since last Christmas, with the same
pair Of horses When that is beat we would Ike
TO see the record Of II, and he will try again. he
intends to have his horses wear the big bells a
little while longer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17
3,ahhmap &c 1onral.
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH H. 1915.

tldfrHilidH a. eJ0HUdL
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il, 1875.
rr LApmF TnurnsNcr ASSOCIATION will
meet in the yestry Of the Unitarian church TO-
morrow THURSDAY at three O'Clock, =. st.
Go-rrt MliriNGs will DE held in This place next
week. commencing Thursday evening, The 25th,
and continue Friday, saturday and Sunday.
rur rrmlc will be glad to learn that D. c.
rhuncy will have Dis establishment in full run
ming order in q few days He viii occupy por-
ton Of the stone Of g. Emery opposite tho post
office.
AlHarp ISyASucipr The town Of Weston is
terribly excited over case of alleged niantcidc
said to have been committed Boy one clifford
ilc.sleton The Rutland Gob urge. tlc author-
tie. to- investigate the matter
rnr ST. AnAvs Bri1m MuuNrr yesterday
was inactive and prices ruling low with ndia-
uous still further decline Quotations, COM
mon 10 20 and % cents good 20 cents; soleo-
uous 2S cont- Shipments, two hundred and eleven
tubs
prN InASIiHnED. The arsenal and ium at
Vorgennes have been duly transferred tot the state
Of Vermont. and on Friday, State Auditor reuin
drcw ana order iu favor of John NJ Dyer for sli,-
900 and in favor OF g. L. stevens Tor ~N'w in
payment therefor
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Nfw Hail. We afc pleased to learn that
Messrs Eusim Hubbard Fred D. Smith com
template providing for fine concert ball boo thc
two contiguous holdine which thcy are TO pnt up
on State street 90 replace those burned They
oo1Id m'ae 400 better Investment lnr Themselves
or ue town.
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N,-1Nic ON account of the do.tu,t ion oi thcr
uau u uc hto aouGagAuop uc nest regular
Communication of AruaH, Larar No ~ d
NJ. wu be bella 90 Room $50. 49, American
House 800 Mo>pW Eyr Mul 22 at7 o.cloek.
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7oaa.k
LOSING hNili' -t' IAe winter term oi iho
vermont Methodist seminary CLOSED 900 lhur-day
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

fRE The dwelling house Of Charles RUSSELL
in South Starssboro, was destroyed by fire one
day last week Nothing Of Importance was saved
Insured in the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company for about five hundred dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

NoHrriELn AT the Sunday evening tom
pemnee meeting Rev John Gregory delivered the
address and Miss Ida 1aggard read fine, stirring
piece. good audience was present
The scholars of the Mortified Graded school
presented their retiring principal, A. r. Savage.
Esq, on Wednesday last, with two beautiful sill
yer goblets, sold-lnod, and silver fruit knife.
He had most thoroughly ingr,tated himself into
the coincidence and esteem Of his pupils. and
they feel deeply the loss sustained by them in his
retirement from the position so ably filled by him
for the past three years. F. G Smith, Of Cabot, a
teacher of experience, and well recommended.
completes the term a. principal
Pupils having no absences in room No. 8, winter
term Of graded school taught by Miss Thompson
Agnes Dodge Helen Mclean, Mary Pratt, Liz
zie Grnded nannie llassett, George Pratt, Her
bert Wright, Frank lougee Fred Mettalf and
Malyerd Howe The following were absent only
one-half dag each pannie sullivan, While Dcns.
more, Charlie Evans, Herbert Clark and Beri,
Richardson
Pupils Of Nouhheld graded school, room /
taught hy Mrs Carrie NJ Smith, having no al,
scnces Susie Richardson. Melissa T. Blanchard
Susie NJ Hall, Mamie NJ Allen, Lizzie NJ Cotter
oliver Dumas Lizzie r. Cook Katie T. Ilarrlgan
Sadie Brownollo Charlie Doand Berthe W. Farm
ham, Alphonso Dumas, Frank Markim, Josie T.
Dewey. ON account Of sickness the flllowin.
were absent one day each Frankie larose. BERT,
H. Farnham, Josie Hall, While Allen ClaIenc,
Persons. Fannie y Hall, SUSIE II Green
Post johnson, 30 20, C. A. r., are to have
festival at Concert Hall, Friday, the 10Th In
slant, opening with a campfire Speaker not ye
announced. Major Childs of st. Adams, recite
the poem Shamus o. liron' Supper, including
oysters, concludes the entertainment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17
MASONIC.
A RUotLAn Gown ALTON Of AURORA LODGE. 40.
y, D. A A. NJ, VIII be held
Al Room No. IS, American House,

Monday Eve, March -, at o'clk--sharp.
RT ornFr oF nr W. NJ
Til1s. II. CAVE. s,s'y
TWENTIETH YEAR FOR PNLE's SALERA.
TVS anu nor one fnrccsVai real Everybody acknoWl-
rlEfs s superiority u al usIHft- N b. always up
pound pacAaes under ms name, and sold hy hr.t-eass
gfoces. Beware That not deceived by the mi-fe
reservations Of crafty dealers.
Ie-lg JAMES rYLE Manufacturer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

CALAIS The following are the names If the
teachers that have taught the present winter In
the following named districts IN Calais, together
with the names NJ their scholars having no alb
sent or tardy marks, as reported To me by the
teachers;
District no 2--.Ieachor Clara T. rike. scholars,
Ethel Wheeloc, aud Clan. Mheelock
District 40. ileacher, T.. II Glidden scholars,
Eugenie Allen. Gertrude Allen Flora Allen, 10
villa Cmes, Lucy Willard, Abbie Willard, Nina
Choate Wallace Cate Wallace Games and Eddie
Pray.
district 80 5-Ieacher = T. Thomson, schol-
ars, Flora Wheeler, Frank Fuller Fred Fuller,
Oscar Dodge and Dehert Persons
District No. Teacher Annie T. Bumap. schol-
ans Alttia Marble, bora Martin, Duron Mason,
Frank Mason and Henry Bailey
District No lO-reacher, W. W Alnworh
scholars, Luna Answorh, Edith Fair loyina
Goodel Mary T. Goodell, Emma Hall, Clara
Slayton Alma Sloan, Ella Sloan, Jennie Wheo-
lock, Jack Blodgett, Henry nunham Leyem Dun
ham, frank Goodell, Bert Nye, Robert Fierce and
Mahlon Wheelock
District No. ll-leacher, Stella g Shedd schol-
ans May Morse, N0llie Morse and Everett Morse
District No. l2-leacher Flora j. White. schol-
ars, Julia nwinell Lille George, Charles stod.
dard, Morris Dwinell and Eddie George
District No. Teacher Mary Wheeler, schol-
ars John White and Myra Jacobs
NJ. 5, HATHAWAY, Superintendent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-17

OnuUAIY, The following resolutions, relative
to the death Of EsBON T. LNoH, who departed this
life at Brookheld, February 2lst A. d. 1873, aged
eighty -three years, were adopted by Mystic star
Lodge No. N, i. & A. NJ at is regular cont
munication, March I'd, 1875
Resolted That In death Of Brotei lisbon " Lyon
mourn the departure faithful brother who endea red
TO BY his earnest love for The order NJ regard for "a
brethren his counsel and his faithful adherence 20 his
obligations Mason In tas " seu0n and dissection
Rssoirsd That though bis call 70 the temple above
come him when ne In years la honors and In Christian
hope and trust, aud We cannot mourn his departure
timely, earnestly and deeply symrathlxa With hts
relatives aud friends ln their greet Tor his uss.
Ref0rea, That We a. Masons viii ever cherish his mem
ory and Will TO follow In his footsteps far as lie
followed In those Of the Divine Master above
Bgookheld, w., March 2, 1876,