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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-12

TicoNDRoGA's CESrENNIAL-Ihe celebration
Of the one hundredth anniversary Of the capture
Of Tconderoga, on Monday, although quite SHINY
attended from the eastern portion Of the state drew
delegations were present from s. Adams, Bur
lington, Yergennes, Rutland, and other towns
The proceedings, although greatly marrod by un-
accountable delays were in the main, satisfactory
and Of considerable interest The Grafton was de-
dby Rev. Joscphus + Cook, native Iiconder-
ogan, and addresses were made by Hon c. IL.
Joyce, Gen. L. l. Cole Hon. A. \. Farmr, and
others. We shall give full account Of the pro-
deedngs hereafter.
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SrATE OF VERMONT, .......

In Probate Court, held Montpelier In said District,
the 5th day OF NAV, A. ID. 1875;
Allen Ferry, executor OF the last will and testament
Of John CLARK late Of Cabot said District, Decreased.
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance, and make Application for o decree
Of distribution and partition of the estate OF said de-
ceased. Wheeuipu, ordered by said Court, that said
and sau application be REFERRED a session
thereof, To be held Al the Probate oce said Montpe
lsr, the lat day OF June A. u. 1875, for hearing
and decision thereon; And. Il Il further onieres that
noiice hereof be given 10 all persons Interested by publa
tion Of the three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal newspaper published at
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear said time and place. and show
cause " any they have why said account should not
be allo wed, and such decree made.
Hy the Court.-Attest
$3.50 N. A. CHASE Register.
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STArE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held Montpelier within and for said
District. on the sih day Of May, A. u. 1905
Nelson A. Chase, guardian Of Jeanette ID. Preston OF
berlin District. application 10 sad Couu for
sell ts following described real estate " his said
ward Wit all the real whirh she and
possessed situated In desex In said District represent
linz the sale thsreof for thu purpose Of putting the
Of interest the stocks
real estate would be beneficial to said ward Where
upon II IL ordered by said court, that said application
be referred 10 session ereof be held at the probate Of
nee said Mone the 23th day of May A. d. 1873 for
hearing and decision thereon And u = further ordered that
all persons Interested be notified hereof by publication OF no.
said application Onier tereon three weeks
carsyely Ia the Vermont wathman and state Journal,
Published al Montpelier, before said time OF hearing that
they appear 81 sad time and place, and they
can-e. ebircf thereto. Ny the Court Attest,
ND HARVEY TILDEN Judge.
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MARsHrIELD.-Mr. Charles Preston, employed
in tearing down Daniel Bancrofts harm, fell from
the upper beams, distance OF fifteen or twenty
feet, ON TO the floor, breaking both bones Of bis
left arm, and also injnring his back. Mr.. Preston
is = Woodworking, worthy young man, and an ex-
cellent workman. lie has excellent courage and
hopes to be able 10 complete all contracts that he
has made TO the letter Mr.. Joseph Wilson, Mr.
Preston's partner, met with a similar mishap 4
short time ago, falling some seventeen feet, srik
ing on his back ON the frozen ground II was first
expected that his injuries would prove fatal, but
no Ii now able 10 walk out.
Our popular merchant, George A Putnam,
finding rats rather thick for comfort, concluded 10
Try his lack at tagging them. As result, he
bagged three at one time, aud, wishing 10 secure
them for further use, he placed them IA tight
box mailing down the cover. The next morning
he thought he would SINCE them, and let them
loose 50 that they would prove warning 10 all
rats 10 depart. lie opened the box With great
caution, and, behold there was but enc rat In the
box, and that was the largest Of the three The
upends OF two tails told the story. .H
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Brooks, Grand Army Of the Republic, have made
appropriate arrangements for the observance OF
Decoration Day in Montpelier, and have appointed
comrades Hiram A. lluse, II. c. Lul and jerome
J. Pratt, TO superintend the ceremonies. The
thirteth coming on Sunday, the decoration Of the
graves will occur on the preceding Saturday.
Meeting at the hall in Iangdon's block, the mem-
bers Of the post and citizens preceded by the
band, will escort the orator Of the day, Gen.
Thomas, To the cemetery where he will deliver an
Grafton. There are twenty zone graves to be dec
GRATED, fifteen in the new cemetery, one in the
old and Ave in the Catholic
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WEST RANDOLPH Our new National Bank was
organized Saturday, with the following officers
President, W. H. Dubois; Vice President, John
W. Rowell; Cashire, W, T. Dubois; Directors, W.
IL. Dubois, John W. Rowell, Willard Gay A. b.
Tewksbnry and K. r. Dubois. The capital Of the
bank is 100000 They are erecting fine bank
ing building, near the site Of the old banking
house of Dubois & Gay The Institution will start
off under the most favorable auspices and will be
in full operation about June.
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SrATE or vEnMoNT,

~ WASIIINUTUN DTNTEIJT, N.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In and Tor said Dis
trict. on the nj day Of April. A. u. ln7si
Anasa W Very Administrator Of estate Of benjamin
" FERRY late Of Roxbnry In said district, decease makes
application 10 said Court with the consent and Appreciation
writing of the heirs oi said deceased for license 10 sell all
Of the OF said deceased wit; Ills farm,
including twenty asres Of land recently purchased by his
representing that the alr thereof woald he beneficial
10 Abe heirs of said deceased, and those Interested IN
his estate. Whsaenpon Il Is ordered by sah Court that
sad application BE- Referred y session tlerei g be held =,
Tho froito once. In said Montpelier, tho 18th day u
May, D. ISIS hearing and decision theeon ami "a
further ordered that be notified here<
thereon. hree weeks suessisey 70 the Vermont aonAn
state Journal newspaper published Al Montpelier and
which eircalss h the hbarlod Al Interested hs
fore ssd u hearing that they appear at sad time
and place. ans they see Cause object thereto.
ls.7s - AL. - n. A. CHASE, Rsstster.
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1eafhs.

In Montpelier May II, POLLY WHITE mother of Pro-
fesor White Principal OF the Vermont Methost Seminary
aged "a year..
In stockbrdse. May 10, ABEL WELLINGTON. aged s
years,
In wulianistown. May 7. DAVID BuRSHAM. aged I,
years.
and months
In Rayalion May g. Of heart disease. GEO. D. JOINER,
aged - years.
In Rnxbury, April IS DANIEL q. RICH, age 10 years.
month and 1aV.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington Commission
es 70 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
u all persons against the estate Of LOOMS Palmer late Of
Montpelier, IN said District, decreased and all claims
hbitei IN Offset thereto. hereby give NOTICE that viii
meet for the purposes aforesaid at the Of Barrows
Peek, N sat Montpelier the 2th day Of May and 25d
day of October nett, from ten O'Clock, A. unt four
o'clock, p. each Of said days and that months
ue 7tth day Of April A. D. ISIS Is the time limited by aid
Court Tor said creditors present claim.
animation and allowance.
Dated at Montpelier. this 2ih Day OF April A. D. 1878
1918 ERAsT nHsT mussA Rp. Commissioners.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In and for said
District the nth day OF April, A. d. 1875;
An Instrument purportng To be the last VIII and Testa
men Of Eakm Allen, late OF Waterbury, in said District
deoesse being presented to the Court by W. May
for Probate II Il ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein he notified 10 appear at session Of sai
Court to be held at the Probate ONCE in Montpelier,
the 18th day Of May A. d. ls7s, and show cause, any
they have against the prubate OF said viii for which
purpose further ordered that copy " the record Of
this oier be published three weeks successfully IN the YER
mont Waterman State journal, printed at Montpelier
previous TO said time appointed for hearing.
ny the COurt.--Attsst,
1913 ~ A. CHASE Register.
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1Harriages.

Marriages and DEATHS inserted gratis, Obituary
Notices fire cents per line, incGridbiy
M Rockville Conn, MAY T. by Row II. " Martin, W W.
ANEHN, Of Plymouth, Mass. iouerly Of Montpelier. and
MARY A. LANnEns, of Piainheld, Vt
In Beriin April 2i, by Rev. j. v Stone, GEO II. NOR
TON, Of hcflin, and LIZZIE WADE, OF Montpelier
IL Marshheid by Rev. ". y. Cobleigb. STEPHEN J,
CLARK and ELLA A. JACKSON, both Of Marshneid.
I'm bradford, April "a by Rev. H. H. Elliott RUFUS d.
ROWLAND and AMANDA ID. HOOD. both Of foT<hani.
In Cambridge, Aprn a. by Rev. A. scrihner, NATHAN
". SMILE. Of Cambridge, and NErflk Il. PATCH, OF
MAiaINlla.
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sHARos.-'The Sharon Lodge, No 1s5 indie
pendent Order OF Good Templars, chose the fol
lowing officers for this quarter, on tho 30tl Of
April: Worthy Chief Templar, o. W. Phelps
Worthy Vice Templar, Celia Howe; Worthy Sec
rotary, o. S. Wiley Worthy Financial Secretary,
j. S. Qaimby; Worthy Treasurer, A. C. Sherwin
Worthy Chaplain, G. T Heath Worthy Marshal,
q. a Wiley; Worthy Outside Gnard Willie
Flowers, Worthy Inside Guard, Miss Sarah Bur
bank Worthy Assistant Secretary, Mrs o. $.
Wiley Worthy Deputy Marshal, Miss Alice
Quimby; Worthy Right Hand SuppolteF Mis-
Sarah Howe Worthy Left Hand Supporter, Mis-
Jennie Badger. The Good Templars of this place
are doing well They have fifty-niue members.
Clara Belle varnum, adopted daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry varhnm, died last saturday night,
at ten o'clock. She was a lovely child and the
pet Of the household. She will be missed By
every one who knew her.
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The understnel having been appointed by the honorable
probate court for the district u Washington commissioners
To- tNe examine and adjust all claims and demands Of
Az ierns afansi the estate Of Lynus Barnard late Of
Na.tfld IN saa district. deceased I'll claims exhibited
~ onft thereto hereby notice that Will for
me purposes auntis at the dwelling house 0f D. e.
Baruad on the 10Th day u June and fh day Of October
next ffun one ocskt NJ until ave O'Clock, D., ~ each
~ said days and that Nix months frOn the 18th day q
April, 4. h. ISIS, "a the time int.d by aid cont for
and allowance.
Dated at Wakefield. this 2sth day of April A. y. 1875.
JOSIAH HOLDEN l,...,....
il-lg MOSS w. HADLY. COMMISSIONER
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nc nndersne haying been agonted By The Honorable
ers - receive, examine and adjust an claims and demands
Of all pcr-1us agninst the estate Martha Mnre late n
Norhfri IN sad district deceaeed and all calna rxhdt4
" Offset thereto hereby give notee that yew
purposes Aforesaid, At The store of r. X Jones Co Al
South Village, the 81 Monday of Jnne and Va Mondny f
Ocohcf merit fum ono O'Clock. ~ until Ave ocock r. ~
each o. sad DAYS and that months from day u
April A. D. is1s, l. the time limited by sad Court aid
creditors 70 present their claims 10 for and
Dated At Sorihneld. this nb day q May, A. D. 1915
1870 FDNrfND pOpF Commissioners.
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wAusFlELp-T following is the list Of officers
duly installed by the waitsfed Lodge of Good
Templars, on Friday of last week, for the ensuing
quarter Worthy Chief Templar, A. f. Richard
son; Worthy Vice Templar, Mrs. {. 7. Richard
son; Worthy Secretary, Dorric Knceland; Worthy
Assistant Secretary, Lydia Bigelow Worthy FL
nancial Secretary, Frank Bragg, Worthy Treas
urer, Minnie Parker; Worthy Marshal, Alfred
Savage; Worthy Deputy Marshal, Emma Bragg
Worthy Chaplain, +. A. Fisk; Worthy Guard,
Serena Kneeland; Worthy Sentinel, Lewis Fan
Worthy Right Hand Supporter, Mrs. W, G. Nc
Allister; Worthy Left Hand supporter, Mary
Hastings; Past Worthy Chief Templar, L. d. Saw
age. The lodge Is in prosperous condition, aud
never was more united than Mt the present time.
Wait Farr is raising seven fine, healthy lambs
from three ewes h'
The chairman Of the board of school directors
called six meetings OF the board before he could
get together enough of the board for quorum,
To do business tho present spring So much for
the interest taken under the town system
-Ainsworth Post, OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic, will observe Memorial Day ON saturday,
the 10Th inst, under the command Of Capt o. c.
Wilder, Marshal, and Comrade 5. j, Dana, Assis-
tant Marshal The co-opontion of the citizens is
cordially invited. The members Of the Poet will
assemble in t,er hall at eight o'clock in the morn
ing. At half past eight, procession will be
formed and preceded by the Wsitstield Conet
lland will march TO the common and village
cemeteries, and decorate the graves of the dead
heroes. At one o'clock the procession will be re-
formed and the members Of the Post, joined by
the pupils OF the public schools, Good Tempars
and citizens generally, will march To the Metho-
dist cemetery and place flowers on the soldiers
graves there. A return will be made 10 the Brick
church, where the Grafton will he delivered by the
Hon, Albert Clarke, of St Albans The monlbers
of the Post will appear in uniform, aud will be
under the leadership OF c. McMlen, Commander.
and W. NJ, Strong, Adjutant. The committee Of
arrangements are Comrades Z, McMillen, l.. d,
Savage, II, L. Stoddard, S. 5. Blakely; Citizens
Hiram Carleton, Pardon Bushnell, J. S. Camp
bell r. ID nuand
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{ COMMISSIONERS, soTIcri > v,.no,

The undersigned having been appointed by tho Honorable
Probate Cont for tho District 81 Washington, Commission
ets 10 receive examine and adjust al claims mis- 81
Al persons against the estate u enjamn v. FERRY 81
hlthury. IN said district. dceas and All claims exhibited
- Offset thereto, herrhy give noce that will
ne purposes Aforesaid, At the dwelling house Of the late
liehlamln " Ferry the lat day Of June and 18th
day q October next, from ten O'Clock, A w. until six
o'clock p ~ each % said davs, and that six months from
ne fh day o. April A. D. 1873 tho time limited by said
Nonrl ior sad cr.tos 70 present their claims To ne Tor
Dated q, Roxbury his glst day Of April. A. d. is7s
-a LUTHER , G Tracy } Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate court Tor The district ~ Washington
% receive examine and sdlust all claims snd demands Of
All persons against the estate of Jonas Abbo late ~ wor-
ce$ m SAID dstrictI deceased aud all claims exhibited
IN ofet thereto hereby give notice a will meet for tina
purposes Aforesaid At the dwelling house Of A. " AbtHat
IN worcester, on The Ia day of MAY and nth August
net from one O'Clock until Ave O'Clock each ~
AL. DAYS and that months from The 18th day q
A. D. 1913 Il the time limited by said Court for sad credit
iowance,
Dated a, Worcester. this 9ai day Of April, A. n 1875
7s-7s. if-iitis L. noon Commissioners.
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STATE or VERMONT ..,, -,

- 7
In Probate Court. held Montpelier. said District,
the sfh day of May, A. u. 1875
Lev, B brew executor Of the will Of Perez wheelock,
late Of Calais. In said District, deceased presents hs
administration account for examination and allowance, and
makes applca decree OF distribution partition
the estate sad Decreased WhereupOn h ordered by
sad that said and said application be referred
session thereof to he held ut the Probate office, In said
Montpelier the 18th day Of May, A. ID. lSI5 for hearing
and decision thereon And, further ordered that notice
hereof be given IN all Interested by publication Of
the three weeks successfully In the Vermont Watch
State Journal, published at Montpelier.
PREVIOUS time appointed for hearing that they
appear SAID time and plare and show any they
may have why said account should not be allowed and
such decree made.
H-7s \. A. CHASE, Register.
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EPILEPSY OR FITsl

A SURF CURE for this distressing complaint b now
made Treatise (of forty elsht octave pages) on
Forln and Native Herbal Preparations. published by Dr.
o. PnKLrs BRows The prescription MAS discovered BY
him such proyidensal that be cannot consci-
entousy refuse to make known, II has cured every
body who has used n for Fits having failed In
single case The ingredients may obtained Of any drug
gisi. copy free all applicants by mall Address
DR. O. PHELPS BROWN,
7s-Is 81 Grand strest, Jersey CITY, N. J.
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SrArn or vERMS%ssy.iu soros D.,ru,cr. S..

In Probate Court, held at McniIeiisr In and for said DIS
trict, the l5d day OF April A. u. ltI5i
Edwin O. Cro.-ett, ADMINISTERING 81 me cstte OF 1Ai
Crosset late Of Duxburl Ia SAID nstIit SsAr., makss
Ccut for license % sell all OF Me real
estate said deceased ncadg The homestead and RIVER
sion Of dover therein but excepting the dowcr represent
Ing the sale OF part thereof necessary iot The pay
the debts u said docesei hnd ehnres " hdninis-
atoa OF his eztae such part cannot 10 sold without
ialury 10 those meresc In The rcniander snd
and minor child Of ~sh deseased. whcteuron, ii Is
derd by sad Court thsi ..h apphcaton e referred 10
peter tho slh dry q May D. NO, for hearing and do
clSon and ID further ordered that ali pcrsons
Interested b. notins herec BY pabcaton 81 noce VI 40
application and order thereon. three weekA suesaisely b
puh'sd q Montpelier and which eite.isies In w negh
that they may appear At said tae aud place add h
is-1s "A CHASE, Register.
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TIIE CATHOLIC ScnooL.-rhe preparations ior
building the Catholic school, on the new street
running from Court street to the lane leading To
Mr. J. Il. Wits house, are now ina forward state
and It's construction will be begun at once It
will be seventy feet by thirty-two, Of wood, and
three stories in height The scholars, who it T.
intended shall comprise all the Catholic children
Of suitable age in this parish, viii be under the
charge Of the Sisters Of Notre Dame
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THE Sr. ALRANs BUTTER MARKET yesterday
was the same as last week, with little offering.
We quote. common TO fair, fifteen 10 eighteen
cents medium to good, twenty cents; selections
twenty-one ceuts; gilt-edge twenty-five cents,
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BiimE-Ihe Frazier Brothers, from ST. Johns
bury, have established Themselves at Barre, as
manufacturers and dealers In furniture, collins
aud Baskets and arc doing good business sell
ling at reasonable prices, and giving good salts
faction
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sAbfS THtRsros.
jams @. French, building .,......,......... 81 900

The above losses are all paid, so far as the
money has been called fora very important fact
for the Insured, and croditahle to the company
To this reliable company, with its capital Of over
four millions of dollars, the loss is comparatively
slight, and, divided among so many patrons Of the
company, will hardly be felt
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7. o. Of q. F.-veruont Losige 40 3 Independent Or
der " OLD Fellows. nfrt- every WEDNESDAY, LvERING at
O'Clock ~ iher Han, In iansdons Block, state street
ltf oulgr uf y. q.
$50 CHARLES ?. COLLINS. sccrctiry.
Economical New Food.-rwenty-hve cents VIII buy
IncHge NJ Sea Mos farns made from pure Irish Moss
wieh Will make nfty kinds " dishes such cakes pies
nudlugs ETC., sixteen quartz II custanis iecs creams.
Cmroue hus-e blanc mango ETC. sold by all prnggisia
and Grocer- 1SE
why neglect your health. the most prcoions Of all
certain On bring disease To maintain go health nothing
yc discovered squalls br -. j. krndals Tonic and
Wonl nrincr which also the best tpref ~ health when
iiseisf has once fastened upon you. Try IT,
startling Truth Thousands die annually from
neglected coughs and Colds which rpen consnmp-
ton or other etuay fatal diseases o the lungs when by
timely Of Dr. Hf'ur's Haitdn Of Hiif Cherry their
lives could have been preserved 10 old 80
and 81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper
SPRING RENOVATION Of all impurities Of tn.
blood which cause asude, buonsness iaundics los. Of
appetite and debility, pains In side, back, and beadDr.
fumey will furnish four 10 aiI weeks supply of vegetable
remedies, adapted IN person and reeipt ~ nve
doar- With the name age height weight, color Of hair
Beineiles by mail or express, with fpr directions.
q. II. rLCMLEY, N. u.
$40 Montpelier, W.
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GALLANT PHm SHERIDAN IL 10 marry General
Fuckers daughter in June
WILLIAM II. WINS has been appointed post
master q, North Tunbrdge.
J. REpFnID kendall, nephew of Judges Isaac
,. Redheld and Timothy r. Rciaeld, l. 10 open
law Office in Rutland.
Mas. W n. OLtvm Is no longer the soprano of
Grace church, Now York, but has engaged hor-olf
n Camilla Urso. ~ the vocalist " her concert
company, and intends leaving the city, with that
troupe, soon.
VIZ regret to learn that Mr. j. j. r. Randall,
Of Rutland, was seriously injured By being thrown
from his wagon on Monday. Ills wife, who was
In this village, was telegnphed and returned h.
Rutland yesterday.
DIR Halls new Presbyterian church In Fifth
avenue New York, was dedicated on Thursday of
last week, with imposing religious services II
will seat two Thousand one hundred persons, and
cost one million dollars
VIZ are greatly paincd 10 learn OF the dc.h Of
Hon. Theron Howard, Of st. Iohnsbury His
funeral occurred on Friday last Ills age was
about seventy, and he had held many important
Offices, both local aud state lie WIS for many
year, cour, auditor In Caledonia county
Hos. =. II Onvis u tue Equinox house, Man
chester has recently purchased the Putnam house,
lalatko, Florida, aud will open 1t for winter
guests In November next paatka Is situated on
the west bank Of the st. Johus river seventy five
miles above jacksonville, and is the head Of nayi-
CATION for ocean steamers
Hos. DANEr kELLoGo, Of Bmttlelpro died at
his residence on Monday evening, aged eighty
four year. Judge Kellogg had Tor many years
been prominent citizen II Vermont, having been
Judge Of the supreme court, United States Dis
trif Attorney, Presidential Elector, and repre-
seutod his town and county In the legislature at
various times lie WAS uniformly respected aud
esteemed an honest, able and conscientious cit-
zen and public officer, and will be much missed
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BHooKFELD.-Th clearinghouse Of widow
sydney Smith was struck by lightning, on sun
day morning. The chimney was destroyed, the
partitions shattered crockery badly broken, etc,
damaging the house from fifty To one hundred
dollars. There was no one in the house at the
time