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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-09

The WORTHWHILE RAcEs.-At the races at
Morrlssille. on Wednesday and Thursday.
the purses were not filled as well as usual
and the consequently less interest was felt.
There was, however. some fast trotting, the
track-a soft. halEmile oue-being taken
into consideration. In the 2:32 race the
first quarter in Tic first heat was trotted
in &c seconds. and the one-halt in lis. In
the third heat the time was 2:3i, though
the leading horses pulled back TO avoid dis
,aucing Quechce Maid. The following is
the summary for the first day: Three
minute race, Arctic Maid. /, l, l; Maggie
Lee, =, 3,3 Clara B., 3, ,, ,. Time, 2:5O4,
2.5I, 2.i9 In the > 81 race the following
was the result: Fannie l, /, /; Quechee
Maid, >. ,, 4; Charlie Mac, 3, ,, ,; Spot
ted Jim, i, (, ;. Time 2:32, 2:3j. 2.3i
On the second day there was very large
attendance, the assemblagc being estimated
at from five to SIX thousand. The 2.lO race
did not fill ard the association offered
special purse. tho result being as follows;
Charlie Mac, l, l, /; Lady Thompson, ,,
., , Arctic Maid, ,. ;. ,. Time, 2:i9,
2.iGl, . Is. In the free for all race, Fanny
came out, l, l. l; Snowflake, ,. ,, >;
Kitty Cook. =. ,. 3 Time, 23j, DBL,
2:374
The balloon ascension was a partial fzzle-
On account Of the high wind the balloon
was allowed 70 20 up alone. When released
it sb3, up INTO the air like rocket several
hunirc: feet and then took an eastcrly
cour-e When lass seen it was sailing to
the eastward without seeming TO ascend |
much higher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-09

TIDE annual e3nmenccmen; concert Of tie
L. y. ~. viii be held at the City Hall on
M4nlay evening, July i2rh. Music viii be
furnished by the Germania Band Of Boston
assisted ly Mr. il. S5uobruk, the di>;in-
su.-hcd corrc; -o,oi-t. Tickets vii be on
sale at Reads music sore on and after
Tnnr..Lr .inI. Ill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-09
Special Despatch to the Free Press and Times.
ha iltaux pceaS

ST. ALBASs, Vt July AT the races at
Bellevue Driving Park to-day, the first
purse offered was for :si0C, for horses that
never tro;tei better than three minutes
5000 to first. Sl25 to second, So to third.
The entries were as follows:
Ed Flannery INNS. b. IN, Kittie.
G. F. Predmore nuns. b. z, Bay Jim.
q. 4. Delaney, INNS. C. m, Fannie appleton
II. NJ. Bromley, INNS. bk g, Fred.
e. LaPlant, INNS. c. m, Village Girl.
The result of the race was as follows;
Village Girl.
Kitty. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. >
freO.- uist
fannv Appleton. .-.--.'..........--' ur.
Time-253 25I, 243, 246.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

lhE LATE MmDLEsEX SHOOTING AFFRAY.--
Inc examination Of Mrs. Daphne Elyia Dodge
was begun in Village Hall Montpelier, last Thurs
u'y morning, and ended ON saturday, when Justice
''''ah A iinse held her ior trial at the county
court and IN default of bail to the extent of five
hundred dollars committed her to jail Mr. VIM.
Dillingham; States Attorney and Mr. j. o.
livingston conducted the prosecution, and Hon.
c"aries H. Heath appeared for the respondent.
some twenty witnesses were examined On the
"''' oi the state tho principal witnesses were VIII
our !, Gould and Dennis Gibbons, who went with
9u'' Dodge TO Mrs Dodge's house, and who wit
"esseu the affair from beginning to end Mrs.
Nouse' The respondent, Captain C. c. Putnam
una Josiah liasbroolS, mulatto, who lives at Mr..
"'r'es flerees, near the garden where the shoot
s ,ooh place were the principal witnesses for
,"e defence There was large crowd in the hall
r"'ihg The entire examination Mrs Dodge gave
npr testimony in very quiet aud straightforward
way ana there can he NJ doubt from the whole
o''uehee IN the case that joel had abused her and
''"' lorbeannce had ceased to be a virtue towards
n,n' Her story and the narratives OF Gould and
i'poohs have already been given in the WATCH
1-'N ana need not be repeated Mrs Dodge
S as To the ropes for tying her was corrobor-
ny other witnesses, aud there can be no
'"p' mat Joel and his men went there that day
" "'o purpose Of having fight They got more
"''n uhey hargained for. It is said that the re-
"hnent cannot furnish the bail. five hundred dol
~ H., ana that she will have to lie In Jail. Justice
rni,. presided with great impartaiity and his
and =, upon the points Of law raised were clear
-" :" 'he point, and, above all, sensible.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
3trrkk 3HarheB.
Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and Bulhton for the week ending Tuesday
August ~, 1875.
AvntN ut STOCK At NAnKEr.
cattle. Shsep. Shafes Hogs. Cafrss
i I,'.i %se 5 ii,S s s9s % s ss II
one year ago 800. Ass sal so Sia i6i
rncEsh eg cutie Extra lat and heavy premium oven
seOOtl0h0, Ar.t quality snoOq second quality 81 IS
dS5h Third quality, s61pfI7hO 10 o0 RS total weight Of
hide t,uw aud dressed Beef few choice single pairs
Sll.o0 Bulls. etc. sit0efSi55
WarifHg Oren sjoftto " palr or According 10 their
value as leef Handy steers, s7nls0 ~ pair.
hIrh cofs-fair quality, sli(tdJ. extra good S6561q5,
with without calves may he ngreed frrow and orr
binary slsepl'i yelrlngs, sleO00GN00 two-years-ol1
s.wGgnNN, mree-iears-ods, S2s.OOelti0a.
Shesg -tpmmon i2jc; extra, 5i461iitc a h. live or
Sh9is Wholesale, oo@oVd; retail, Ooe5aOs " n. Fat
hogs. Sisds'tr a ~
Veal faires -S5Gfl0 q head.
Hides-Brightun, lfg00c country lots 66Isisc ~ H.
cali skins, l4efbc Pelts with wool on dS615Oe each
fallow, 5ls@6c; country lots b@5isc q h.
RrMARKs.-we ind prices on cattle remain steady The
supply rather lighter than last week The we're on
whole rather slow, but there life fine lots Of
Western cattle several loads of very fine Northern cattle
were sold early. D. ;. Learned bought large drove of
western cattle that would weigh hard 10 400 bs piece
!. Lombard sold 10 oxen tudress GO Ms each l06t
sold 10 three and fouryear old steers Tls6f0o Ms
each NJ elie " N, dressed weight; 10 seqc, TO- 10
dress eN 80 Ms each at Ietr " n. H. Dow sold some
-n ~ oxen ai tc " H. dressed weight G.. T. lOnghtnn
sold 10 heiiers average aS5 M. NJ SAc ~ No. 1--we u
Thomas. Tie Mulch cow trade rather moderate
guence Of the light supply from all sources for the
Dow sold miyed lot Of 6i head average IS Ms &c a NJ
H. y Fireman sd l0i lambs, average s. ms at &c nm N
s. Manchester sold 100 lambs average 81 Ms at 6r u n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
leahs.


IN Wcsfurd, August 10. SARAH n RICE agcd AZ vca,.
In T,rdv.lrt te,,,.t "a t,,t,p a. a., ,,,,-"s1
"h''i'i-
ln Berlin. August IS. CLARK gAWYf. a rr.itepf q,
Barre. aged V years. "
Ia W.o.lt,,r, A,,a,s, IA etp,u 80,
y, hN-Aell' Hs'a ~ years
IN NiillrseX. Argist p n NUuAff rtfs 20 uLt..t
Price, aged about IS years.
liz ura-ta.ff t,..,.t o. S,V,.,. s,,r,,,
conn 7l"'nt aEei , yetfs-
10 DtnVlie. August u.s. fTCY fafoa.tsnt Il frruruet
rrllfi Of Mr. Jeremiah Kutft,lpe. aged ~ ye,rs i
In nam. Attyrst o. Al ,t,rtt, ~ ,,s ~, .,...
f''i- AiN '"Hh" OF NaVhan Ifnw, tsl aged % years
lines ,Vrift.u ,.,. ,i.. In ell, o a. q.
gyhs dal Ma, tit liza. W o" W. fN7'rlf q" hnffipWn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
SrATE or vERMoNT ,o, s,sr,,cr 40

In Probate Court, held Montpelier IN and Ton ssia
| District on the slsi day Of August, A. D. $50;
William Stone administrator u the estate Of ants Ia
unn iafe Or ABBOT M district deceased. makes app
catnn 10 said Court writing. for license 10 sa all q thu
real estate of sai Deceased wits The dwelling house and
blacksmith shop owned and occupied by deceased IN hi life
Time situated Ia Cabot said district representing that the
sale Of all exrap homestead neoessay iOr The pay
ment N The said deceased and thnt the sale OF
Inc homestead would beneficial 10 his widow and ninor
children wheeupon u Is osdeie BY said Court that said
apncaion rcfcfed sssnn thereof a. be held a. the
Trobaie once. IN aid Montpelier the 2lsi day Of sep
temher A. D. 1873 for hearing and delion therenn and,
Il further oeied that ali irfsons interested te nuunei
hereof by publication Of notice y said apllea,oh and
order thereon, three weeks successfully IN uc Ncitnont
MntcliuAn a state Journal NEWSPAPER pubiahed AZ
Montpelier and which crcuates Ia The nuhbollotHt Of
tuac Interested before said time % hi ~ that iuel may
apfar al SAID time and place ani They sce cause 90
ltst thefrto i,y tho eoart.-A iitst,
slJ HARVEY riLnfN. indgs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

arm E,,,s A. ,ha ,,,,,,i,,,, ,.oi, ,..,, ,v.u.
p,ar r,p ia
io -, 49,. r,,, 49,, roo, -
- r..i... :. ...,.l- -. ~. a.
to the building and consumed the house ell. shed
and barn. Insured for 81. 800
w,,o. nda,o, s,n.., ., n, .,oou.,
,ars,o =, ,,'o a,',o,,,, =, GOO -. - 80
u"'"'s' =" '"' amount VI Sio'' ~ slA'iN "'i'
the s'oNe-p'pe se'uhs nre 10 oio'h'hs' huhs up 10
dry. Insured
The ho,,sa ,bra. ham. .,,.i,,,o ho,,a aud
' '''"s e"''''s "o"Se an"
sheu oil Henry hudson, OF flymouth were con-
sumed by fire on the morn NJ OF the 9th instant
Insured for g., 800,
a.,
--ohe Oh tne uIS HOUSES oe'ohsihs 10 'he
Haywood Chair Company, In Barton, was burned,
with n larre amount of chair stock last FRIDAY
o,o,,i,,, Nm, h,,u,.o1 do,,,..
o'''''"S' '' "''' """''e' u'''"is
The barn aud shed Of j NJ. & A. A. Young,
-, vorcos,or ,,o,a h,,s Oh ~, rh,rsd,,, - las,
VI ~ " y" i'''"s,"S " '"s'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
STATE OF yERaIoNT,. ,,.r,,,,. -

In Probate Court held Montpelier wltnin and for said
district, on the lith day Of August, 4. ID 1905
joel WINCH guardian Of Mary Henry, Of Northheld, In
sail district application a. said Court Tor license 10
following described real estate Of his said ward, To
wit Her undivided share In the real estate Of which Hiram
Henry. late Of said Norhhcld died seized and possessed,
rert~entg that the thereof u necessary 10 the
expenses Of maintaining said ward, her personal estate
being insufficient for that purpose. Mhcfcupon, l.
dercd Coutt, that said application be referred
session thereof ~ be held At the probate office m said
Montpelier the IN day Of september A. h. e75 for
hearing and decision thereon And Il Is further ordered,
that al persons interested be notified hereof by publication
OF said application and order thereon three
successSely IN the Vermont Watchmnn state Journal,
published ~ Montpelier before said time OF hearing that
they appear At said time and place, and n they
cause object thereto. liy the Court-Attest,
VIA \. A, CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
STATE OF VERMONT,

Ia Probate Court held a. Montpelier within and for said
District, Oh the llst day Of August, A, D. 1905
Samantha A. Cove, guardian ut Cora l., Cove and tcrtle
4, Cove daughters Of Robert T. Cove, late Fast Mont
pelef said district decreased, makes application said
Court for license 20 sell the following described real estate
OF her said wards, Wit Al their rights title and interest
the homestead yet Of the real said decreased
said wards and herself representing that the sale thereof
the purpose putting the proceeds such sale interest
investing the same In stocks real estate would be bcne
hcal Ia said wars Nhcrcupon y ordered by said Court
that said application be referred 10 session thereof ~ be
held al the Probate Once IN said Montpelier, the 18th
day OF september, A. D. 1873, for hearing AMI decision
hereoni And u u further ordered, that all persons inter
esied be notified hereof by publication of notice Of .aAi a
pcatiOn and order thereon three weeks successfully IA the
Vermont walchman state Journal, published al Mont.
eer, before said time Of hearing that they may appear ~
said time and place ami # they cause, object iheieo
ai-ss ~ n. \. CHASE. REGISTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
SrArE OF VERMONT

- " NNTTTNNTTEN De 7 TTI T. >
In Probate Court, held ~ Montpelier Tn and said Dis
friei on the J0h day Of August, A. D. ISIS;
An instrument purportug be the last will and est,-
ment q David J. Frost, late Of Worcester in said dis
ttc deceased being presented To the Court By Alvin
Frost, Of the executors therein namci for Probate
u ordered by said Court that all persons therein
be notified appear at session Of said Cont be held
Probate once In Montpelier the slst day " september
A. D. 1875, and show u any they may have against
The Probate Of said will for which purOselt further
dered that copy of the record Of ibis nrer he published
three weeks suocesively In the Vermont Waehman State
journal printed at Montpeler, previous 10 said time APP
pointed for hearing. by the COurt.-Attrs.,
gl-aS HARVEY rlIpfN. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

COMPLEMENTARY SUrrER-Mr H. H. Bishop,
hepopular land lord Of Bishops Hotel, gave acorn
phmeutary supper to the Montpelier Comet hand,
last riday evening, in return for the fine concerts
with which its memhors, under the leadership oi
Mr Grant have favored Ms during tie warm
season It was an enjoyable time and everything
passed of with the perfect success that is habit
nal To all OF Mr.. Bishops entertainments In re-
Spouse to speech Of thanks by Mr. Grant, Mr..
Bishop made few complimentary remarks in
regard TO the pleasure afforded the public by the
Efforts Of the band, which were heartily applauded
Aiier the supper the band gave fine concert on
Tue balcony Of the hotel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
IrqaI Moirrs.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

=
The undersigned having been appointed y the hnnorb
probate court Tor the district Of Washington
10 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of an
versions against The estate N John McDed late o. Mid
dcseN, in said district desed and all claims exhibited in
Offset thereto hereby will meet fot the
purposes Aforesaid, At the dwelng-house IT widow
Laurn Jane MeDemld, the 7th day September and
lih day Of January next, from O'Clock. 2. ~. until
four o'clock r. NJ each Of said days and that six
from The 2l day Of July, 4. H. ISIS the time limited by
sad Court for said creditors present their claims TO IA
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Middlescx. this pa day Of July. A. u. 1875
egas whii,Ss1I III ,vuIr>t,v Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
STATE OF vERMoNT,.

In Fiuhate Cont, held at Munueler In and said dis
trict on the 2sih day of August 4. u. lH7ai
An Instrument pupoing 10 be the last VIII and Testament
Of sophia G. D. Persons late Of lnst Montpelier in said dis
trc deceased being presented IN me Court by John NJ WIZ
lard one Of te Executors therein named for rroba'ei u
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein be
uuel toappe1r nc session u sad Court be- held
PROBATE Office in Montpelier the 2is day Of September A.
ID 1873, aud show cause " they have the
probate OF snl VIII for which purpose Il is furihefoulere
that copy of the record u tits orler be published three
weeks successlvely IN the Vermont Waterman State
journal, printed NJ MONTPELIER, previous 10 sd app
pointed Tor hearing. Ui the cuurt-Aties
Ni-a6 HARVEY TiLnEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
commissioners, NOTICE,

y T. T.
The undersigned having been appointed 10y the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District of Washington Commissioners
To receive examine and ad Just an claims and all
persons against the estate Of shubel 4. short late Of East
Montpelier In said District deceased and all claims exhh-
tied Ia Offset thereto, herehy give notice that VIII
the purposes aforesaid a the dwenghuuse Of L. =. NAL
lory IN East Montpelier, the 20t day OF october and
v day " January next from one O'Clock =. NJ until three
O'Clock y, NJ each Of ~ days, and that SIX mouths
the 2eh day Of July, A. D. 1878 Is the lime limited By SAID
Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
animation and allowance.
Dated al East Montpelier. this 9Th day August A. D. 1873
1895 GFORGE HoWLANn Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
SrATE OF VERMONT

I , T..
In Probate Court held Montpelier IN and for aad nls-
triet on the llth day OF August, 4. u. lsTb;
An instrument pufpoIng "a be- The will testament
q Nalorons ". Hale. late Of Cabot. IN said District
deeased, being presented 10 the Court by Allen Perry
the Executor therein nauei Probate II ordered by
said Court that nll persons concerned therein be notified
appear at session Of said Court 10 be held the Probate
once in Montpelier the IN day Of september A. D. 1915
aud show cause, Vt they may have against the Probate
Of said viii tor which purpose Il Is further ordered that
copy OF the This be published three works
successfully In the Vermont WaichIinn Journal
printed N Montpelier, previous to said time appointed for
hearing. 1iy the COurt.-Aicst,
gl-gl HARVEY TlLDEN Jutlee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

MusrrB or THE NAri0NAL GuARD-1he mus
ter Of the First Regiment National Guard OF Yer
mont at Bnttlehoro, last week WIS q decidedly
pleasant and successful affair 1t continued five
days About two hundred aud fifty tents were
pitched on the old campground the rendezvous
Of the soldiers during the war Ten companies OF
infantry, with rullers battery, including four
ield-pieces were mustered here two companies
from ST. Adams, and one each from Burlington
Battehoro, Springfield, Bradford, Mortified,
Rutland, Middlehury aud Brandon ON Wedncs-
day the troops were reviewed by Gov Peck at
three r. NJ, and the istey guard gave dinner to
is honorary members The Battleboro band,
twenty-five pieces, acted a. regimental band dur
ing the eucampment The review at the Battle
boro muster, on Thursday, was witnessed by five
thousand persons. In the evening the regiment
was given a reception at the BTattleboro House,
by Col. and Mrs Hooker, of New York On Fri
day, there was the usual battalion drills, and in
the afternoon the routine was varied with firing
by file, battalion and company. In the company
firing, the Ransom Guard aud Barlow Grays, of
St. Albans, and the Estey Guard, OF Brattehoro,
took tho lead decidedly, and were about equally
efficient sham fight followed, which was in
tensely enjoyed by all concerned. dress parade
in the evening virtually closed the muster
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WNNTTTNWTVN VTNT XII \ ~
In Prohae Court held Montpelier In said District,
the 2sth day Of August 4. u. 1875
Samuel keton, Of the last will and testament OF
Paul Hathaway late Of East Montpelier said district de-
ceased presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for decree disti-
button and partition Of the estate of said deceased. Where
upon tits ordered by said Court that said and said
application be referred session thereof 10 be held az the
Probate ONCE In said Montpelier the 2ls day OF Sep
ieber A. d. sib for hearing and decision thereon; And
further ordered, that notice hereof be given to all
interested by publication OF the three weeks
successveiy In the Vermont waicrAn state Journal,
newspaper Published Al Montpelier previous 10 said time
appointed for hearing that they may appear at said time
and place and show cause, II they may have. why said
account should not be- allowed, and such decree male
by the Court. Attest,
Al.ah. n. A. CIIAsE. I.eglsier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

AccnrNr Ion Monday afternoon, Mr Martin
Goodono who resides about two miles and half
from this village bad narrow escape from being
killed by the cars tie was riding toward. sabin's .
crossing, ou the Wells River railroad. and being
somewhat deaf. dId mot hear the whistle of COM
ing train lie droyc straight on. aud barely
escaped collision with the ears IS It was, his
horse SHE'D and ran up bank, upsetting the
buggy and smashing il mp, and injurng ihe Old
gentleman considerably about the head shoulders
aud hips. Nh Goodeno had son killed at this
same crossing, not a great while ago
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

BASKET PIoSIc-A basket picnic and laboring
mans festival is to be held on the Dog River Val
ley Fair Ground, on Saturday, September 18th. 1t
is expected the Central Vermont nilroad will al
low the morning mail train from the North to stop
at the ground for people to get off, and also fur
nish return checks The Patrons OF Ilusbandry
and the Soyereigners of Industry specially in
ved to join in the festivities Of the day, and also
all aboring men and women, and citizens gene
rally, Good speaking, good music and good time
generally, expected, Refreshments for those who
do not choose to bring them. Come carly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

In Danyie. August I, JOSEPH BRAsTOw and ANAS.
IA JACKSON, both 81 Danviic.
In Danynie. August u.s. WARNER ". gOOBFNoUgu.
it, and MABEL hONNErr. both " Danvle
In Brookneid, August T. by Rev W. A. Rusbee ALBERT
Y. EMERY and HATTIE NJ. DURKEE, both Of Bfookned.
IN West 1oi~ham. August a. by %. T. Watson. Eai..
WRIGHT G. PRESCOTT and ABBIE J. MACON, both
" lofaham,
in waitaned. August a. by Rev james H. Babhnt.
Of Waitsfcld
IN Monkton. August Is. by Rev. CLARK h. Perrin Of
liineshunh, uIl TonEN and LILLE H., daughter OF
oeorse D. SKIN, Esq,
IN nrueknell August 1q by Rev George u Tonan Al
ilitls %. HlnBARD. VI nrookneld, and CLARA NJ.
hNtk " Randolph
n hnrlingion, August g. by Roy. George h. sanoni,
McENOf, of burlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

A NEW ANurrn rAriR Mossrs Neaeomb
and Morrill, two cntcrpIisng Young men in this
vilhsc have ju.t Published the first number Of
an amateur monthly, called Che Young Amcf-
cn. iis filled with readable matter. pure and
literary, and i- good specimen Of typographical
skill The hoy. deserve success. in their enterprise.
and uo donhi aill achie,cit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

bR T. BRYANT. the magnetic physician, so
well and favorahly known In Montpelier has been
solouning at The Van Ness House, Burlington,
Tor two weeks lie is permanently located At
Rochcster, y. Y, and hi- friend, IN Vermont con-
time 10 patronigc him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01

WATERBURY. The Sabbath-schoos OF the Meth
odist and Congregational churches held a pic
mic together, on Friday last. At ten clock A. A.,
both schools assembled at the Methodist church.
and marched to the grove on the side hill back Of
the old Reform School building aud found dry,
airy, and exceedingly pleasant place, where they
spent several hours in very pleasant recreation.
At half-past twelve lunch was served in bountifl
measure Both schools rehearsed some excellent
music, and the day passed very satisfactorily TO
all present.
Mr. John f. Henry's family, who have been
staying here for several weeks past, leave this
week for their home In brooklyn
The Reform School boys are engaged In clear
ing up the rubbish around the ruins of the old
building, and the grounds will soon be seen In
fine order.
john Canerdy and Leonard Graves, both grad
yates from Barre, have left TO enter the Freshman
class OF Dartmouth College. Mrs Canerdy, the
mother of the former, left also last week 10 take
up her residence In Hanover while her son pursues
his course Of study.