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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-14

A SATISFACTORY TWAL--Ihe trial Of the new
Wiswell Rotary Pump recently put in by Bailey
Park, at their mill, Monday evening to test il
efficiency In case Of fire, was in every respect a
thoroughly satisfactory one. The pump threw a
stream through one thousand feet Of hose, With
seyen-eghth inch nozzle. distance Of one hun
dred and thirtyseyen feet at another trial. through
two hundred feet Of hose, with the same nozzle,
ono hundred and ninety-three feet YVES thrown,
These results were attained q ic the bad break
ages in the hose, which materially lessened the
distance thrown Subsequently the pump threw
three oue-half inch powerful streams, bat ne
measurement Of the distance was taken.
This trial proves conclnsiyely that for the pur-
poses 81 protection against FIRE, this pump is a
valuable addition to Our department. Provided
Underground new mains could be introduced foi
carrying the water without danger Of breakage
this pump would serve protection to the entire
business portion Of Main street and probably fur
Their We think there Is but little doubt that thi'
course win be adopted.
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PEtsoSAL.--We have hitherto RETAINED from
allndine to the removal Of our longtime friend,
DIR. G. \ brigham, from town for the reason that
We hoped il might prove to be but temporary; but
brief business note now assures us that Grand
Rapids, Michigan, Is to be his future home The
precarious health Of his daughter has largely con-
trbuted TO this determination. We give the part
ing salutation 10 our old citizen, neighbor and
friend with the deepest regret For nearly twenty
years he has zealousy and conseientionsly devoted
himself 70 his profession, and with degree Of
success Of which any man might well be proud.
But not alone in his practice will his removal he
seriously felt, for In the largest he was the
man and citizen, as well as physician. To a
lively appreciation Of every thing tn Il tended to
build up and improve the community he joined
an encouraging word and liberal hand. In
these regards we have too few such citizens left,
We congratulate the people Of Grand Rapids upon
having gained that which we feel TO be a most Sc
riOus loss.
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HeaMs.

In Monreer, July II. HERBERT, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. CLARK, aged 5months and days,
In Barre, June q, IRA HOLDEN, aged IS years.
In Barre. July ]. widow CONFINEMENT PATrER-,
SON, aged u yean.
In New England Hospital, Boston. july 10, ADELiSE NJ
CoBukS, wife Of Horace A. Warner, OF Taunton, Ma
aged u years.
In Wells River July .. o, heart disease Mr.. EPIRAIaI
HALEY, aged II years.
In Eas, Montpelier, June a. CHESTER BLISS. aged u
years.
In Montpelier. June 30 Mrs. MARY l.. PnILDRicK
aged y years
In East Montpelier July a. after long and distressing
sickness, ORLANDO r. LEWIS. Ksq.. aged 10 Mr.
Lewis of the respected citizens OF his town
and ranked among tho foremost agrcultursts OF th'
county.
In horetown. July I, Mrs. ISABELLA y. HoRI0AS
aged "a years.
In East Montpelier, July II, Mrs JUDITH LKBARRoS
aged 10 years.
In East Montpelier. July lith, Mr.. CYRUS sroDDARD
aged ~ years and months.
In this village. the lth inst MELISSA, daughter Of
Abram 81. john aged about rs years
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In Worcester. July H. by Rev. VIM schodeld at the
Congregational church, Mr.. A. FROST and Miss IDA j..
KELLOGG, both Of Worcester.
In Royalinn July g. by Rev. C. b. Drake .. D. Mr.. os-
CAR ". DAVIS, Of Royatnn, and Miss ELLEN NJ. DAY.
EXPORT, Of wiiamstown.
In bradford, July |, BY Rev l.. II. Elliot, ,ir. JOHN
CAMPBELL and Mrs.. KATE MERCHANT, both Of brad
ford.
In Bradford, July o. by Rev L. H. Elliot, Mr. FRANK II.
klMbALL and Miss MARY y. GROW, both Of Bradford,
~ Newbury, July ., by Rev :, L. Baest Nj CHAs Z,
DhMAs q y: Inhnslafy, aud Miss EMMA y. MOVES.
Of Hnyerhll, \. II.
In BETHEL Jny 3, by Rev. \. A. Parker, Mr. BiRr A.
BurrLEs, and Miss MINNIE 8. BuNDY, both Of Bethel
In Tnnhridse Jny 4, by Rev $. =. Lougee, Mr.. Will
LIAM 5. HALLOu aud Miss CHARLOTTE y. RoLFE
both OF funb1dge.
In ydepark July g. by Rev. Il. NJ Tillotson assisted bJ
Rev. NJ parkhurst, Rev MOSES MARsTON, Of Minneap-
oils MINI, and Mrs ISABEL G. MARS, Of iIydepark
In East Rtndolnh July 5, by Rev. II. T. St. Claire Mr.
HENRY l., CHANDLER, Of Berlin, and Miss LENA u
HANNISrER Of BToOknelh.
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this place Friday at about noon, The cloud was
small, sunlight all around II, but the wind was
high and the hail stones as big as small walnuts.
IL cut everything to the ground where 1t had fair
chance. Bean leaves have two and even three
holes through them. Scarcely any vines survive,
but early potatoes late corn and tomatoes will do
something yet. One poor man lost his extensive
garden and forty chickens by hail and
flood The squall asted only about a
half an hour, but covered the ground with Ice to
the depth OF two inches It came from westerly
direction and spent itself this side OF the Connect
lieut. river.
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Administrations X. Browns blacksmith.
shop was totally destroyed by fire on Friday
night OF last week. The fire was seen by the
men on the night freight train about O'Clock,
and the shrill and continued whistle from their
engine woke the Inhabitants from sleep, but the
fire was too far advanced to be put out. Loss
about $780, insured in the Vermont Mutual fol
5000
Il. ID. Ainsworth has commenced repairing
his grist-mill, and intends to put 1t In rst-rate
order
Gardner sawyerhas been repairing his barns,
and don't mean to be outdone by his neghbors.
Farmers are now busy at their haying, and
the crop promises 10 be OF full average quantity.
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ilAaDwioK town has at last completed
the sidewalks 10 our new river bridge, which
we're left unfinished when it was built last year.
SOME one in this vicinity seems to have
adopted petty theying as an occupation. Robbing
hen-roosts in the fall has not been unusual but at
this season somewhat rare. Mr. Stanford, OF Al
der Brook, and Mr. Spencer residing ON J. 5.
Smiths farm, have each lost several hens re-
Gently; also H. n Chandler has missed good
hand-sed from bis sugar-housc
Independence day was very quiet here; only
the usual anvil firing was INDUCED in by the boys
One anvil was burst, but nobody hurt which was
very fortunate No fire-cracbofs Of any conse-
quenco were used an improvement over previous
anniversaries There was a small display Of fire.
works IN the evening
The reputation Of this town for ligiaticn
seems to be waning, many more suits were tried,
settled or otherwise disposed Of at the recent
term OF court thnn now entries made There now
remain about forty cases on the court docket, in
which fIardwicl; citizens are interested Can this
improvement be an indication Of genuine reform
in the dispositions Of people or il it the calm
that usually preeedes a storm
We have had public amusements, Of the tray
cling variety, By the wholesale, during the past
week. Beodle's Swiss Boil Ringers exhibited
at the Town Hall last Wednesday evening" aud
Spaulding & McAyoy's New York sercnaders -
on Friday evening The street parades OF both
were good and well attended by the youngsters
and the entertainments were generally well
spoken Of We understand that the hall contained
the audience without much crowding," an OK.
perience we believe usually enjoyed here by con.
cert troupes.
The Second Adyents in this vicinity have
made arrangements to hold religious services a,
the Town Hall here every four weeks, under tho
minisuations and pastoral care Of Rev A. A.
lloyt, Of Waterbury
MIR \. A. Bangs, Of this place, employed as
building mechanic at Holyoke, Mass, recently
fell from a staging there, and suffered injuries
sufficient to lay him up from work He has re-
turned home and is able to go about with tile aid
of crutches
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STATE or vERM9NT, ,,..n :.

In Probate Court. held at Montpelier, in and for said
District, the 25th day of June, A. ID. 1873;
stephen errck Administrator OF the estate OF John Me-
Ded late Of Midesex In said District deceased, make
application 10 said Court for license TO sell all of tho real
version Of dover but excepting si DOVER representing
that the sale thereof except homestead he
for the payment Of the debts OF said deased and the
charges OF administration OF his estate and the sale Of
charges aforesaid suoh part cannot be sold without In
Jury To those Interested In the remainder aud that the sale
aud heirs OF said deceased whereupon, Il Is ordered
by said Court that said application be referred 10
session thereof TO be held at the Probate Once In said
Montpelier on the Goth day q July A. D. 1873 for hear
AL interested be notified hereof BY pabieson Of no
eessively the Vermont Waterman and state Journal
newspaper Published at Montpelier and which circulate.
In the borhood Of those Interested before said nis g
hearing tat they appear ~ said time and place anu
~ BY the Coart-Atisst.
ss-s1 MA. CHASE. Register.
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STATE or vnRNs9sssEEi soros DISTRICT, So,

In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, In and for saA1
District on the TN day of July. A. D. 1875
Samuel =. kelton, executor Of the estate o. James y
makes application said Court with The consent and appro
baton ifi-wrng, % the widow and heirs OF xab d.
ceased, reading in this state, for license 10 ssl
ali OF the real estate of said deceased 10 Wit I.
ihyour Of land in Marshneld In sald district more
seng that the sale thereof woaid b. beneficial ~ widow
tate Whereupon, Is ordered by sad Court that said ~.
pliealion bs referred 70 session thereof 20 - hsl1
q July A. u lsls fer hearing and ds.lslon thereon snd
hereof by pubcaiion Il notice Of said Application Aad
orer theeon three weeks successfully In the yermone
Montpelier and which eirenlaes ~ the neyhbo.hood q
those Interested, before sAd time of hearing that thfy
appear sad time and place and. II thdJ zee cause on
jsct thereto. ny the Vourt:.Attest 49,
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SrArE OF VERMONT :.

In Probate Court held ut Montpelier, In said District
the l2th day Of July, A. ID. 1915
- Frank pnmley, administrator OF he estate Of
OF Norhned. In said district deceased. presents hs
administration account for examination and allowance.
makes application decree Of distribution and part-
ton OF the Of sal deceased Wherenpon ordered Wy
said Court said application he referred
session thereof 70 be held at the Probate once IN said
Montpelier the 81 day of August A. d. 1913 for hearing
and decision And II Is further ordered that notice
hereof be given to all persons Interested by publication Of
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Watch
State journal, newspaper published AZ Montpelier
said time appointed for hearing that they mar
hppaar al said time and place and show cause any they
may have, why said account should not bs allowed. and
such decree made.
by the Court.-Atiesf,
$3.50 n. A. CHASE. Register.
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WATERBURY CEsTrn-Your correspondent OF
last week was misinformed as to the trade between
Richard Stone and Eaton lIutchins, the considera-
ton being 50, 400 instead OF 81 700, as reported
Last Sunday afternoon young man was
drowned In Waterbury river, while In bathing.
There were several boys present at the time, but
none Of them could swim. The body was taken
To his friends Ia Canada, Monday last
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THK RTNryAL N ST. JoussuuBY -SiNty-three
persons joined the South Congregational church Of
81 Johusbury, sunday, the fourth inst, and thir-
ty-iour united with the North Congregational
church. As fruit Of the reeeu, revival in that
town three hundred and ninety-fye persons have
been added to the various churches since January,
tho Methodist church receiving sixty the free
Baptist, seycnty-eght and the North Congrcga-
uonal one hundred and ton, the South Congrcga-
uona one hundred and forty-seycn
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And eagerly looked to zee
n the editor found place
FOR nasty poem from me.
scanned each pae, TN found It.
That horribly hasheti and twisted thing
was neref written by the.
Begun IN nc middle, the end. hing on.
Thought should faint away
And there was my name IN bold relief
What could do or say
And what suffered The long nisht through.
a. watched for dawn Of day
Thinning over that .iuG was trouble esough
Iotufn my hair all gray.
begun In the middle NE ends hung on,
Ana iw mn.t .,a ne dnsi y ,y EARN ~ land
As the being who gave It birth.
The following Is the correct copy viii the
editor please reprint in justice to the author, as
read at the Brookdeld Grange spelling match,
July ID
Last, but not least
We have now had our srcl"
And We think that, for Gmngers,
Have done pretty we'll
We know We are rusty,
Nor think to compete
WI ihnae VINO are waiting
Congressnans seat
Since practice makes perfect
II would not be- fair
To rank us with those
IN the editors chair
For this Is truth
Which none will deny
Mother Fngl.h has twists
That the wisest may Try.
portonof study
OF course, We must yield,
ui kitchen and deld.
MANY time. have we heardt
Please listen anni
While we wok igr the body,
Do not siaryc the brain.
Lei u. furnish food,
For the .iomnch j. feds
Win co.ileit viauds
our tables arr spread
rroin the coyetons back.
\ dollar a. purchase
The reading we lack.
while we send to the market
Don't send on ON heads,
For sweet phys sake.
Teyou who hayeeonausred
Not much viii say.
Since victory Il pleasant
AndgoOd In rs way.
May the sweet. fragrant flowers.
To eyery poor mortal
Humility teach.
For they blossom alike
rlanRinF Cod Tor The sunshine,
wherever the spot
Now you have q WHISTLE
Don't stop for the words,
But whistle your thoughts,
Like the beautiful birdsi'
For sweeter far
Than sometimes think,
To the weary
Is the bobolink,
And the song Of the robin,
Though plaintiye the strain,
Has oft cheefed the heart
That was thrObbing with pain.
Wouid We all had whistle
To use when we're bad,
And bothered and plagued
Not TO say, getting NAL.
II would do o harm,
And perchance save sigh,
To whistle tune
Till the storm had passed by.
Then do not he selfish,
But when there Is danger
Just loan your good whistle
To every true Granger.
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The RAILROAD LITIGATION. - The hearing on
the petition Of the Vermont Central Railroad trus-
tees for leave to sell that road under foreclosure
and for leave for the Central Vermont Company
to buy the same, was continued before chancellor
Royce, at S. Adams, yesterday, by the adjourn
ment from June 10th, last. The answer OF Francis
A. Brooks was filed, aud arguments in support Of
the petition were made by Judge Poland and D.
T. Fldeld, aud against 1t by Judge prout and Col
Walker for the Rutland Railroad Company, and
others, Charles N. Davenport, and Francis A.
Brooks Of Boston. Decision was reserved.
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AUDITING CoMuTrGn.--Ex Governor billing
ham, Hon John l. Edwards and Hon. Dudley
c. Denison, the trustees appointed by the Court
OF Chancery, TO audit the accounts Of the trustees
and managers Of the Vermont Central and Yer
mont and Canada railroads, will attend to the
duties Of their appointment at the Office Of the
managers Of said railroad in st. Albans, on the
2lst day of July, ut ten % clock, A. NJ
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- MASIIINNTON DISTINCT, ss
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In and foF said dis.
trict, the sth day Of July, A, u. 1875:
instrument pnortng to be the last will and testament
OF Dennis nonnahue late o. Berlin IN sad district. de-
ceased being presented 10 the court for frohate IL IL or
dere by said court that all persons concerned therein be
notified toappenr At session OF said court 10 be held AZ the
probate ONCE In Montpelier the 3D. day of August A. ~
1875 and show cause Il any they may have against ths
probate said will for which purpose II is further ordered,
that copy OF record THIS order be Published three
weeks successfully the Vermont Wateinan and State
journal, printed at Montpelier previous TO sad time APP
pointed for hearing.
$50 IA. CHASE. Register.
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Doc RIVER VALLEY fAR--The third annual
fair In Dog River Valley is to be held ut North
field, on the trottingi park OF Frank W. Gold, ON
Tuesday and Wednesday, September 2sth and
10th. The address is TO be delivered by Horny
Clark, Esq, Of the Rutland Globe, ON Wednesday
afternoon. Four trotting purses are offcred--s3O
$40, sb5 and $40 respectively the first two for
Tuesday and the last two for Wednesday A
prize is also offered for the best lady equestrian
The Mortified Conet Hand will furnish music.
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CrATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier In and for said Dis
tfict the 26th day OF June, A. D. 1875
An instrument pufportng to be the last Will and testament
Of shnbae T. Short late Of East Montpelier Ia said District
decreased, being presented 10 Court by Samuel \. keOn
the Executor therein namc for Probate Is ordered by
said Court that all persons concerned therein be notified TO
session OF said Court to he held at the Probate
once, In Montpelier the 2uth day of July, A. D. 1875
and show cause, n they have against the Probate
Of sail will fot which purpose l. further oriere that
copy the record OF ibis order be published three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman h State Journal
printed Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for
hearing by the cout.-Attcst,
1851 N. A. CHASE, Register.
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NoRTnrMLD.- Austin W. Blair, the new
principal OF our graded school, has been con-
nected with the Hartford Theological Seminary
for the past two years, and never taught In Chat
tanooga, as we reported last week The only
time he ever spent tiere, was during the past six
months, for his health.
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- ESTATE OF RICHARD \. tUHHlEH.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the honofa-
ble probate for the district Of Washington, commits
s0ners receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands all persons against the estate Of Richard s. Cur
rler. Of barre In said district, deceased, and all
claims exhibited In Offset thereto hereby give notice that
will meet for the purposes aforesaid at the dwelling house
Fanny Carrier widow Of said deceased in said Barre
day OF August and fourth day Of January next from
ten o'clock a. ill four o'clock each OF said DAYS
months from the sixth day OF July A. ID. 1873
the time limited by said Court for said creditors TO
sent their claims for examination and allowance.
Dated at Barre, this 18th day q July, A. d. 1875.
HOMER W. HEArON, lc.,.,,,t..to,a..
IRA P. HARRiNGrOS,f 0o"nu''''0he''-
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SOLDIERS REUNION. 800 Nice-President Henry
Wilson has accepted an invitation to deliver the
Grafton at the Soldiers Reunion at Brattieboro.
The camp is nearly In readiness, md all soldiers
attending will be boarded upon the grounds at
one dollar Der day
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onp fmLowIur The following officers were
installed last Wednesday evening in Vermont
Lodge, No. ., o. O D.: L. NJ. washbum n
G. Albert Dewey, V. G. c. L. Collins, Sec II
NJ. Sullivan, ?. Sec c. W. Guernsey, Treasurer
A, d. lane, W. Geo Lane, Con. Rev. i, brown
W Underwood, Chaplains; George T. Spear, /
G.; {. T. somers, K. ;. n. c.. NJ D. Pauneuter
l. 5. n. g. NJ o. Pingree, |. 5 " g.; Danu
Buck, r. 5. v c.; H. 5. Smith, H. c. Church, S
S Z. II. Bascorn. Past Grand
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TK 81. ALnANs BUTTER MARKET Tuesday,
was duh. We quote common 10 fair, eighteen 10
twenty cent? fair 10 good, twenty to twenty
three cents choice, twenty-four to twenty five
cents; selections, twenty-slx cents; and several
choice lots Of glltcdge sold at twenty cents
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REAssuRisG. The announcement Of Professor
Collier, Secretary Of the State Board Of Agricul-
ture, that all the specimens Of potato bugs, sent
him from different towns in Vermont, prove to be
something else than the Colorado beetle, is very
rcassming.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN RAILROAD There will be a
meeting Of the friends Of the Green Mountain mar
row gauge railroad. at the town hall, In Warren,
On TUESDAY, July both inst, afternoon and even
ing Speakers from abroad will be present
Per order Of Commissioners
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ANNUAL MEETING. The Montpelier Band Of
Hope will hold It's first annual meeting at Village
Hall, Friday Of this week, at six O'Clock. =. NJ
full attendance Of the members Is desired
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VERMONT STATE FAm--The annual Fair Of the
Vermont State Agricultural Society and Wool
Grower Association, will be held at Rutland
September l4th, 18th, 18th and nth. The fair
will be held npon the extensive and convenient
grounds Of the Rutland County Agricultural So
ciety. There are upon the premises a large num-
Der Of permanent and conveniently arranged
buildings, so that exhibitors will have ample space
to show their goods, agricultural implements, or
machinery. Should a sufficient number Of ma
chimes, requiring steam-powcr to show them TO
advantage, be entered in time, an engine and
shaftng will be set mp on the grounds. Arrange
ments will be made with the Rutland or Harlem
Extension railroads To run train once in fifteen
minutes from the depot to the fair grounds All
manufacturers Of machinery aud labor-saving I'M
plements and articles useful and ornamental,
that they wish to bring to the notice Of the people
OF Vermont, are cordially invited to come, and
every effort will be made TO accommodate them.
The Superintendent OF the Mechanics Hall will
consider II great favor II exhibitors in his lie
parimont, will make their entries at nm early day
previous to the week of the fair.
Entries can be made Mt any time previous. by
addressing Samuel Everts, at Cornwall, and Oh
Monday September 18th, at the nardwe House
Rutland
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THE EQUINOX HousE.-The st. Adams Messcn-
ger truthfully says: The Equinox House, at Man.
chester, is now open, with prospect OF large in
nux ofsummer visitors, underline charge of its gen
ialproprietor, Hon F II. 0rvis There is no more
delightful spot among the Green Mountains thar
Manchester, and it may truly he said to DO fore
most OF Vermont summer resorts and one Of the
most charming in New England. Its finely shaded
streets and pure air commend II especially to the
tourist and visitor Mt Equinox affords, from
views in the whole country Thousands Of Yer
monters who have never visited Manchester would
find i desirable place to spend few days de-
lightfully.
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Tue ConsELL UNIVERSITY Cnkw won the FRESH
man race at tho Regatta, at Saratoga.