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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

SrATE or VERMONT,

In Probate Court held al Montpelier Ia and for said Dis
trcti ON the lih day NJ september A. ID. ISIS:
j. H. circuit, Administrator hf h0nis Of the estate OF
Asahe :. braman, late of Norhned, n said District, de-
ceased, makes Application 10 said Court In writing, Tor
license tu sell 40 N the real estate 0f nit deceased eNceu
c dover, but including The homestead and reNefou ~
DOVER rcprcsguns thai The sale hereof Is for
the payment % the debts and cAanfe- Of administration
u Tie estate ~ said decreased and that the sale of the home
stead would be beneficial Ia the Niow and heirs of said de-
ceased. Mherrunnn h ordered by said Court that said
application be referred 10 session thereof to be held ~ the
Probate ONCE In said Moninelei, nn the 2h day OF sep
iener. A. d 1915 for hearing aud decision thecou amt
ID further ordered, that nll persons interested be notified
hereof hy publication Of Notice of said application and
order thereon three weeks successfully m the Vermont
Matcbmhn a state journal, a Newspaper published az
Montpelier aud which calculates No the neighhorhood OF
those Interested before said time NJ hearing that they may
appear AZ sid time and place and n they cause object
thereto. by TIE Court. -Attest,
aS-gl HARVEY TiLnEN, judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15
SSTATE on VERMONT,

t.
In Probate Couu held Montpelier in aud for SAID Dis
inst, on ihe an day of september, a. u. l,iis
John ", French, administrator ui the csiItro Henry w.
French late Of Bare in snih District decreased unkr- APP
uioation said Court n writing Tor license 20 M al OF the
real estate Of said deceased except right lnNrr
Including the Homestead aud refer-l0u ol duwer nnrent
Ing that the sails thereof Is necessary the payment OF the
debts and iaises Of administration ct hn estate at sud
deceased and that the sale of the homestead would hc h,n-
ehcia 20 The widow and child Of said deceased, that
cferanec % the Homestead would hc injurious % those ii
teesies 100 TIE remainder. Nheruunu ordered hy sld
Court that said Application be- referru thereof,
be- held the Probate nfoe In si Montpelier ihe
l-h day Of september, A. D. ls3, Tor hearing and decision
terooni and Is further ordered, that ah persons n-
tresind Do noiihei hrroi hs publication ot n0iAt of said
application and order thereon thitr weeks -uecessyely n
one Vermont Waterman state journal spatr NHt
li-led 40 Montpelier and WhUh clrruiles m the urghiur
hood Of those interested before sd time % hearing 'lmt
they may appear at said time and place and, 10 tcy
cause, object thereto. iiY tho Court Attest.
1871 HARVEY fiLpEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

SAHBArH-SCHooL CoNCuT-lhe sabbath
school concert held at Bethany church. last sun
day evening, was a very pleasant affair. An adj
ditiona feature Of the exercises was small arch,
upon the foundation Of which was painted the
word Christ" Upon either side were inscribed
the names Of the several Christian graces, with
the keystone Faith, in the center The in
scriptions were entirely concealed at first but,
upon the recitation OF some scnptural passage re-
ferring thereto, each was uncovered, till the arch
was complete. This added much to the interest
Of the occasion, and held the close attention Of the
school, affording them at the same time pleasure
and instruction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

THE EQUSoN lIousE-lhc success which has
attended this popular resort, in Manchester,
throughout the summer, does not seem to wanc
with the appearance of fall Mr.. Orvis has had
no difficulty in filling his rooms during the past
season, and even now when the guests from the
city are supposed to be vending their way home
ward, one hundred and so,enty-iiye visitors still
lnger at the Equinox. 1t is one of those hotels
where one can 60, and besides enjoying the good
things of tie table, be comfortable. As an ex-
change SAYS, it is old-fashioncd but good, and the
proprietor readily obtains the same rates charged
for fr,t-cass accommodations at Saratoga. Among
lis patrons Mr. Orvis numbers many of those whc
have summered at Saratoga for many years, the
Equinox being delightful change from the tur
mol and confusion Of the Springs
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s,TATE OF VERMONT

= " N0TTINFfTVN us 7 M T. ~
In Probate Court, held nt Montpelier, within and for said
district, on the 9Th day u September. a. y ls55i
sylNanus Daniels, guardian OF Ida Daniels and Mary
Daniels, daughters Of sylvester Daniels, late Of MddleseN
m said District deceased, make. application Ia said Court
iut license TO sell the following described real estate OF his
said wards, An their fights titlr aud interest the
real estate OF which said sylvester Daniels died seized and
possessed excepting their rght of homestead, but Including
the re,eson OF dover therein npesenig that the sale
thereof the purpose ui putting tire proceeds such sale
AZ Interest investing the iu stocks estate
would be beneficial 10 said wards. Whereupon h Is or
dered by said Court that said application be- uiened
session thereof tu be held at the Probate ONCE In said
Monipcrr, on the 2sh day OF sepemher A, n. lslS for
hearing and decision thereon; And, IL further ordered
that all persons nieftad be- notified hereof publication
Of noce Of said application and order thereon hrec weeks
suceessiNely N tile Vermont Matchman state Journal
published al Montpelier before said time Of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, and they
cause, object thereto. BY the Couft-Ata-t,
1881 y. A. CHASE. Register.
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SrArE or VERMONT,

Ia Probate Court, held Montpelier, la and for salt
District on the lst day of August, A. D. 1850
William stone, administrator u the estate OF Francis "a
gum late Of bot, cid district deceased makes appA-
cation sad Court Ia wiling ion license 10 sell all OF tiu
real estate DECREASED Wit The eig house aud
blacksmith shop owned and occupied BY decreased la his As
time situated In Cabot In said district representing that ts
u an except the Homestead necessary the R
nieni the debts said eeceased, and that the sale
the homestead Wnull be- beneficial 10 his widow and nf
children. Mhgeupon, Il Is ordered BY said Court, that si
application be feafrt 80 session thereof he held
fruhate Onioe in said Montpelier the 3st day s-
tenhcr, A. D. isia for hearing and decision thefson aai
Is further ordered that all persons Interested be mot lr
hereof, BY publication Of notice Of saii Application nud
urler thereon, three weeks sncocs-NrY the Ncfnult
Watcnnah a State journal, a newspaper published ~
Montpelier and which oifoulitcs in the neghholh0ei'
those Interested, before ,al time of h that uef
appear at said tsne and place and, n hes cause -
iigt thereto. Nv the Court.-Attt-i.
$3.50 HARVEY fiinEN, Juile.
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2raaL }loGfrs.
sTATE on VERMONT

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. S.
IN l1ohat, Court held AZ Montpelier, la and Tor said Dis
tfloi. on The l0th daY Of August 4. ID. lsi5i
An instrument, puiprtuE iu BE- the last viii and tesla
mHnt Of David L. ffnst, late uf Worcester, In said dis
Ici, dcceasi, being presented To the Court by Alvin l.
Frost NJ the executions therein named, for Probate
t ordered by SAIL Court that all parsons thein
be Notified appear "a session Of said Court To be- held Al s
uhate once n Montpelier the 2lst day of september
A. D. 1915 and show cause, II any they may have, against
the Probate ~ SAID viii for which purpose Is further
defed that ropy NJ the record VI this onle he published
three weeks excessively la the Vermont Watchman stat,
journal printed AZ Montpelier previous To said time alt
pointed for hearing by tile Court.-Attest,
$3.50 HARVEY TlLDfN, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

BARRE--Ihe friends aud neighbors of Mr.. Am
brose d. Ayenil aud wife assembled at their resi-
denee, tho evening Of the 10th inst TO celebrate
The entertainment was very sumptuous, the pres
ents were splendid and the company seemed to
enjoy the occasion that brought them together.
Prayer was offered by Rev Mr., renney Remarks
were made by Rev. Mr.. Warren and others, and
music by the choir with Mr. Wheaton at the or
gan, Taking 1t ali in all, II was very pleasant
silver wedding
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suocKlsu AND FATAL ACCIDENT. ON Friday
afternoon, about half past three o'clock a shock
ng aud fatal accident occurred near Montue,ier
Junction. by which Mr Horace f. Stourhtou. tie
well known lost freight agent Of tie Central Yer
mont railroad, lost his life The particulars are
as follows lie was going north on the Number
10 freight train, and az J.. supposed, was walking
toward the rear Of the train for the purpose Of 20
Ing into the saloon car, when he wa, struck 10y the
Jewett bridge, knocked down, and fell between
two cars upon the dead-wood In this position he
was carried through the bridge, and then dropped
upon the track, and the train ran over him, cut
ting one arm and leg and bis head IN a frightful
manner Iii, remains were not removed until the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15
SrArE on VERMONT,

WANulNfItN DISTRICT. g.
ln Probate Court. holden 40 MONTPELIER I'm and f1r mid
hi,itci. on ihe i.h day VI september 4. u. i-l5;
JOHN IT. ltenOht Administrator on the estate nf Henry
W.. tWnch lte Of Barre, boz said District. deceased
make Application TO said Court TO extend the here-
nufe allowed him % pas the debts due from said
me, AMI 90 render hi' administration account until
future utA NNrfrurnui 20 "a ordered hV said
Aud Application De- heard AZ fe Probate Office in Alnutrrir
on The lsii day NJ September A. ID iI5 AMI furr I'd
dei mat uoNce De given 20 oil persons hy
gnnntsn oi mis- order 100 the Vermont Waterman State
journal uuutai ni MoutueirI three weeks succcssruv
ueiarr snih hearing. bY ihe Court Auesf.
WV HARVEY liLuEN, judge.
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= " N"IITNVTVN ITN TtTT 7. \,
In Probate Court held at Montpelier for said Dis
trict on llle ilh day NJ September A. f. ISIS
Josiah Wood administrator Of the estate OF Hiram Carl
tom late Of Barre In said District deceased apnra-
iun 10 sail Court for license Ia sell an of the
said deceased except e dover but including The home
stead ana the reNer1n ut The dover representing that the
sale thereof, except homestead Is necessary for the payment
u the debts OF said deceased and Of administration
NJ said estate and that the sale uf the homestead would
beneficial 20 the widow and heirs OF said deceased Where
upon its ordered by said Court TINT said application re-
feuei To- session thereof o be held at the Probate Ofc.
m said Munlfer The 9Th day Of October, A. D. 1875 for
hearing and decision theteou and further ordered that
an persons Interested he notified hereof, By publication Of
notice u -at application and order thereon, three weeks
snccesstey IN the Vermont Matchluau state journal,
newspaper published at Mont eer and which creuatea
the neighofhoud Of those Interested, before said time u
hearing That they may appear said time and place. aud.
II they caase Object thereto
hy the Court Attest,
gs-os HARVEY TiLDEN, Judge
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STArE OF VERMONT.

= NNNUOITU OT.IUIUT. y
Va PROBATE Court, held az Washington. u said District on
me 81 dnf nf september. 4. u. islis
John Lyndc administrator Of the estate of sally
little, late Of WllAmsiofn, iu sad District ua-
EASEL ple-ent- his administration uccuuut for exaninu-
uon anl allowance, and makes application Tor
eifce Of d-irhguu and partition of the estate said de-
eAsei Whcreulon, ID H. ordered by said Court, that said
eguni and said Application bee referred session thereof
ln be- held At the Town 1u, In WnhmstoWn said Di--
u1ci on the ist Thursday Of October A. j.. 1855, for
netrug ami decision thereon. and, ID l. further
tered iai notice hereof he given o All persons Interested
IN publication Of the three weeks excessively n the
vermont Waterman & State journal, enapcr pub
shcd at Montpelier, previous 90 said time appointed
hearing That they may apncnr at ad time place and
show canse, If they may have, why said should
not De allowed. and such decree made.
sa-g n 4. TAYLOR. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

- WANlINfIUN DISTRICT 2. S.
ln Probate Court. held NJ Montpelier and for sail is.
tri,t ou the 2-th day Of August 4. y. 1875.
IN instrument pufUorng o De- The last will and testament
W sophia g y Persons late " East Montpelier m sll dis
tuct dereasd being presented t1 Che Court hvfohn 81 VIII
lal, one uf The Executors therein name rfohatn d.
ordered hy said Court that on persons concerned therein ta
nniheu tonpchr ~ sessun uf said Out To- he hold the
probate office n Mont eer, ON e 2lr day of September 4.
D. l-i and show f pny they may have aranst tho
probate ui said VIII FOR which purpose % BE- fer0rterUfl
that copy OF the record of Tits oner he ruhei ihoe
weeks .ncoessi,cy iu the Vermont Waterman
Journal, printed az Monucgr previous to said tame ar-
pointed Tor hearing. liY The count
ef-N HARVEY IfLpI.N. Itlao
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15
srATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court held at Montrclier said District
the ssth day " August, 4. II. ISIS;
Samuel kenn executor VI the last will aud estaneutof
Paul Hathaway late ~ last Montpelier, sad district de-
ceased presents IBIS administration account fu
and allowance and makes application Tor decree Of ds
button and partition OF the estate Of sal decease Where
upon its orerel 10y said Court, that said and said
duplication be referred 20 session thereof be held
Probate ONCE Ia said Montpelier the 2isi day Of
iember y ls73 for hearing aud decision thereon And,
further ordered that notice hereof be given per-
sons interested By publication Of The three weeks
successfully IN the Vermont Waterman ~ state Journal
new spnIvr published nt Montpelier previous said
appointed fof hearing that they may appear ~ said time
and place, and show cause 10 ANY they have. why sn
account should not be allowed. and such decree made.
iiy the tuuit.-Attcst.
$3.50 s. A. CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

fAhstoN.-A horse belonging To George Nelson
bad DIS leg cut oil by some means or other
tuesday Of last week, between twelve and one
tloeh at night Mr. Nelson, ON hearing some
'hing Mt the barn, got up and went ont. As he
went out Of the door Of his house, he thought he
heard the horse-bau door make a noise As tn,
horse was making So much disturbance, he wen
and got light and ON entering the barn found
hs horse with one leg hanging 10y the skin. On,
OF Nh. Nelson's neghbors was up with the
pA'hisic that night and, about twelve o'clock
heard a couple Of chaps talking in Mr., Nelson's
pasture, lie heard one say to the other " Lool
out! by cd, he is up" It is not known VIII,
a'd the deed, but the valley is fun Of tamps.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

MoNurlIEg. September no. lsib.
wish thank Joel Dodge for the great crownlng
o his e n having re-irresiod yesterday and
fined In JAIL TO ie here until hcnest Marh court for pr-
yaie damage the amount Of $4,000 Il not every poor
woman that blc.sel with such broihcr-naw as joel
Dodge b. interest himself far as 20 provide such NICE
comfortable quarters as ! now enjoy. Ana again thank
him. and hope God viii inward him Tor hs great kndncss
and shan ever my prayer the throne Of grace that
God viii deal with him. and his, Dee has DEAN with ne
and mine Tor the last seven years.
uApuNT q upulr
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that remedy Intended Tor popular use should be, not
only thoroughly reliable and scientific bu INCAPABLE OF pro-
dune dangerous results. The treatment Of 1ff iinQfrtnJ
compi4Hfs {, necessarily plotrarie aud u delsenous
druts are taken the system Tor long time they may
aocnmuiaie aud do more harm than gul, Dr. Mhrelrrs
Conpnnnd Exlr Of rhosphaic4 aud Nisayh, containing
eauifs of tho fssut rpnifs distlsod Bone muscle ana
nerve and euows constitutional yisur n the manner
AZ our daily food With liability N Injury. II may
III taken hi AN forms Of debility the young ol aged, with
psiltlyo eoraiuiy OF permanent benefit 1890
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

RAuE MUSICAL nfEAT.-Ihe Grand Vocal and
Instrumental Concert 70 be given in Village Hall,
ON Wednesday evening Of next week, Will be one
of the most brilliant ever given here. The Club
viii be assisted by Mrs Anna Granger Dow, who
rs vocalist, has made rapid progress in public
favor, aud stands to-day in the front rank Of
American singers. That the increasing desire for
hish-clas- music is being developed among Ms, is
an undisputed fact and this Club isan excellent
representative Of it. We trust the house will be
as well crowded as the merits Of the Club deserve
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15
Disastrous FIre in MIddIebnrr.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

TEACHuIis' INsrrrrTE.-A Teachers Institute
was holden in Shoreham, September 7th and sth,
under tie care Of our State Superintendent Of
Schools-Mr Conant-assisted by Mrs. Kyle. 1t
has been one OF great success and, we trust, Of
profit to all concerned Mr.. Conants address
was able, showing him as the right man in the
right place President Hubert address, Tuesday
evening on Education in its original signif-
canoe, was one Of great depth Of thought and
grand in It's practical bearing. 1t was presented
with great earnestness and power, doing all good.
Prof Celley, Of the Brandon High School gave
us an excellent address ON Expression of
Thought" There were four superntendents aud
sixty-seyen teachers present The Institute was
well attended aud appreciated. W. NB.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

IHE STATE FAm-Ghe opening day Of the fair
at Rutland yesterday, had the same general ar-
poarsnce a. ofother years Very few entries outside
live stock were on hand, bat during the day they
came in very fast and there is every indication OF
a successful exhibition Tie attendance was very
light The entries iu the mechanical department
promise to be unusually large The premium list
Of over six thousand dollars, ia the largest that
has been offered in the twenty-five years OF the
society," existence. and it seems 20 have greatly
stimulated competition 90 an branches
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

RE-ARiusrEn Immediately after the required
bail had been produced and Mis- Dodge released
from Jail. last week, she was re-arrcstod ON COM
plant Of j. A. Wins, Esq, who brought a suit
against her, in favor of Joel Dodge, for assault
and battery Her husband was arrested at the
same time, but was aitorward discharged Mrs.
Dodge was again committed to jail where she is
now awaiting her trial which will take place
during the present term Of court The amount of
damages claimed is $1,000 In another column,
Mrs. Dodge pays her respects to her amiable
brother Joel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-15

STATE CoSyENroN Tile State Convention ofthe
Young Mems Christian Associatonof Vermont at
Royalton, opens well, with good attendance. 1t
was organized Tuesday afternoon, with Franklin
Fairbanks, president; Rev. J. f. Knapp, South
Royaton, and Mial Davis, burlington, vice
presidents Rev r. D. Fisk, Springfield secre-
ary, l. f. Shcrman Ludlow assistant secre-
ury and NJ S Adams, South Royalton, re-
Clidiug secretary