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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

A NEW lHAiN.-A passenger car is now at
tachcd TO the No. g freight train. between st.
Adams and Mortified This train leaves ST. Al
bans AZ l0r, burlington at no. aud arrives
at Montpelier junction Mt GIG and Mortified at
72j This arrangement will prove a great con-
,cnicnce 90 the people an along The line Of the
road and Is one they win thoroughly appreciate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

OFFICERS ANp SOLDIERS EEUNoN. -Atamoet-
ing Of officers and soldiers ZELDA Glover. ON Tues
day OF laat week, 10 wa thought advisable 10 call
a future meeting and TO extend an invitation to
all officers and soldiers In the county, 10 meet Tor
the purpose OF forming reunion society in Or
leans coanty, and also 20 take steps IN relation 10
Che organization OF military companies and lsit-
TALON O. participate u the centennial exercises ~
1876 Accordingly. a cordial invitation is given TO
an officers and soldiers, aud others Interested, 90
mee, on the fair ground in Barton, on Monday,
July 9th, at tau O'Clock g. NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

Coon TEsrLARism-from reports submitted
at the recent session Of the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge OF Good Tempars, held at bloomington,
illinois, it appears that there are now sixty grand
lodges, eleven thousand eight hundred and fifty
subordinate lodges, and a total membership Of
seven hundred and thirty-fvo thousand--a net
gain for the year Of about seventy thousand. OF
the New England States, Vermont, Connecticut
and Rhode Island have lost In membership.
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3prrhh }ftarkris.
Cattle Market.


At Cambridge and nr~9ton. ter nc vces ending Tuesday
June Is, 1875.
AMOUNT ~ STOCK At gAHKEr.
cafns. Shesp. Shofef. Hogs Cairsf.
This week .......... 2fli 100 40 $3.50 lti2
5 da,' y ssss ago @ iis i ss i f Ia
rmcrs- Be,f Cae- Extra fst and heavy premium orcn
ssg0le7s' hrst quality sle9o25 secund quality q 20.
lille aliuv nrd dressed ieef choice single palrs
ti0ii. Bulls. etc, tb.n0ft4S0.
Herias Oren slocftln " pair. according 10 their
value a. becf. Handy steers sslglN u par. -
Nich t0Nf-fair quality, s1tta, extra cool s5fta3,
dlnary, s0atoi yearngs, sloo00pe0; two-ycans-oid.
sis0pet10Voi three-yearr-olds, ss.eOntSoo.
imftio h head. Lambs ~ as ~ n.
Shoiss - wholesale loGlSlsc retail, lQGl3e Sn. Pat
lsai tsissi N5oes 70 y head.
Cali sklns iietiS sin wan wool on 81 7sesl q each
Ialow Sietsc county lots, 5's9ec " NJ. shearei sheep
skins, as lamb skins Sc.
RENAREswe ind rattle stiii higher. The large crowd
of people conegnte In BOSTON and vicinity gives life
% NE meat market Prices cattle have advanced r., live
WEIGHT Dealers selling out At Union Market. Western
steers change hands AZ fst'sc live, 10 quality Haha
Nay swift sold two loads of Western steers. average
llW ne, AZ &c n. live, and carload At e.. e.
Leaviit Son sold two heavy steers al e. n. ~ Dos
weight and two. average Goo rs at NC " No. live a
kmhall sold two steers at lose ~ dressed weight, and
two nt gic ~ N. average 900 i. Mich fair
demand his week SALES made and calves
A. 80 rel head u. Dow and H. =. Pollard also sold
and calf Tot so.
sheep and lambs are selling quiet mi. morning Western
los came n freely the latter part u last week. Prices
AZ sftllc " y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

" y.
In Probate Court held At Moatueier In said District
on the 5th day u June. A. u. 1875
Carlos Bancroft Executor Of the esta Of Hector Mclean
late VI Cabot said District, deceased presents his adj
mnlstton for examination ant allowance and
makes application for decree of dstribut1 and paron
OF tile estate of said deceased Whcreupon il ordered BY
sad court. that saM account and said application re-
fer session thereof to he held at the rroba Ofcs In
aid Montpelier the 26th day Of June A. D. us. for
hearing and decision thereon And, It u further odersd
that notice ~ all persons Interested BY pub
ncaon Of The three weeks successfully In the vermont
Waterman and State Journal newspaper published at
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for bearing t
they may appear -lld time and place, and show cause
any they have said account should not be allowed
and such decree made, Hy the Court Attest
sg-4 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

ln Probate Court held % ashngiun within and fof said
District. on the 18th day Of May, A. b. 1855
An instrument uururnf 90 be- the last will and testament
" David Burnhain, late OF Wiliamstown IN said District
deceased, being presented 90 Court by James NJ. Bass,
The Executor therein name, for lrohaei Il i ordered by
SAIL iuurt that n persons concerned therein be notified
nprear ~ -eun II sn Court to be- held at the Registers
once IN Washington The 22d day Of June A. ID. 1878.
and show any they have against the Probate
u said VIII for which nauuse u h. further ordered, that
COPY NJ the rrcnrt of s order be- published three
sncresgivty go the Vermont Waterman a state Journal
printed a. Montreer previous sad time appointed for
hearing l} the Cuurt.-Attest,
sl-s3 NELSON 4. TAYLOR. Register.
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Iraai }ioGrrs.


4 7VWUT0NIUNIEN' NOTIfT.
-, ESTATE or JULIA A. CARR.
o., unnined having hfen appointed By the Inndfa Die
IrNaie lonfi fNr a DISTRICT of Randolph Commission
~ ~ l.,s % ,tl1lle and adjust a claims and demands
~ uiflnfs 1nAlnst ha estate df Tnl4 Carr late N
rrigri n mi District deeeaae and AID claims exhibited
u oul iln lefthY give nufrn That will meet fnf the
purposes Aforesaid, 10 The dwelling louae n Trasfns ~
camp IN ofan4c on the lh daf 81 Iug and 0h dav III No
Nf nfAi fin one O'Clock p. ~, uufE four oelofk D n
ech y sd dnls, and that months from ne ian iay n
MAY \ u. lsli d The time limited By said faft for 49,
allowance. ' W."
Dated At oranse. This ish day Of May. 4. D.. is7s.
a-a wiHfikN 3 P4Nsbopy Commissioners.
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STArE or VERMONT.

- WANUINUI0N DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court, held lt Montpelier, and for said
trict. on The 18Th day of June. 4. u. 1873
An instrument puroruI 90 be- the last will and testament
N Mchnri . Cuier late u barre, In said dstret. de-
ceased being presented u the hy Fannie Curfipr the
etecutrx therein nsined. probate II ordered Nv
c that n persons therein notified 20 appear
~ session u said held probate ONCE In
Monipecr e eth day July A. D. ISIS and show cause
any they may have. against the probate 81 viii for
which purpose % further ordered copy o. the record
Of This order be- published three successveiy In tho
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed al Mont
pclier previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
~ the court Attest
s1-s HARVEY TILDEN, Judes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16
STATE OF VERMONT,

- WNNIITNFIWN UTN NTN Y -.
In Probate Court. held Montpelier said District
the lst day Of June, \, u. 1875
Samuel :. kpon administrator Of u estate OF Robert 7.
Cove late Of T.. Montpelier IN said dsc iecease presents
his administration account for examination and allowance.
and makes nppncasn for decree u distribution and par
nu u the % said deceased Whereupon II Is ordered 10y
sld Court that said account and said application be referred
60 session thereof a. lee held At the Probate Oice. In said
Nuuper, ON 2ld day OF June, 4. D. 1875 for hearing
and decision thereon And, IL Is further ordered that notics
hereof b. 90 all persons interested, by publication o.
the same three wees sucoessyely IN the Vermont Watch
man state journal, newspaper published at npeer.
previous 10 appointed for hearing, that they
appear at said time and place and show cause u any they
may have, why sai account should not be Allowed and
such decree made.
by the Court Attest.
sl-s3 \. A. CHASE, Register.
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The undersigned having been appointed ify honora-
bic probate court for the district 81 Warrington,
sones ~ receive, examine. and adjust all claim, and de-
mnn u an persons against the estate u Chester bug
bee late o. Calais In said district deceased represented
ns0venit and the term Of ak months from the SIN day Of
June 1915, being allowed by aid Court the creditors Of
,d Deceased o. exhibit aud prove their respective claims
before Give notice, that will attend 10 the dntes Of
appointment AZ The dwelling house " Amanda c. Bug
be- IN Calaa In sad district tho third days sepien-
Der and December next at O'Clock, tho afternoon on
each " slid DAYS.
G.. W. ~ nwlNELL.
ISAAC DAVIS. Commissoners
JACOB RICH.
juno ltth, A. b., ISIS. a3
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Wahhuap &c gonrpaL


ENcuRsioN.-Ihe Central Vermont advertise
an excursion to Boston, this week fare from
Montpelier both ways, 50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

TuE PNymu>. The walls Of the new Pavilion
arc now finished. and wait She iron eorlicc, which
has not arrived from Troy. whore t is mauuiac-
walls. in consequence 10 the unequal settling of
the old and now foundations nni they came o.
their bearing. O fortnight ago and 10 the croakers
survive till tAe wallis fam they are insured for an
existence that win boz incomioriahly long ior
them and their friends We have never seen a
building more substantially and durahly built
The work commands tho admiration of all who
examine a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

WATERBURY. On Wednesday Of last week a
FIRE caught in large pile Of wood between this
place and MiddleseN, belonging to the railroad
company The freight leaving here about six
o'clock, r. ", found 1t too warm for them, and
had TO return. call was made on the fire COM
pAny here, who promptly responded and were
som taken to the spot and succeeded in saving
about two hundred cords Of wood, there being
about Ave hundred cord. in tile pile. The fire
so hot that the track was badly warped. and
this ties nearly all burned for eight or ten rods.
They succeeded in getting the track repaired so
that trains oould pass about two O'Clock In the
morning
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

YuMoNT MrHouisi srNisAHr Commence
ment week at Che Vermont Methodist seminary
and Female College opens on sunday, June 21th
with the annual sermon boy Rev. J.. White Tues
day, examinations aud addresses before the
H,thctic Society, by Bog Dr. Daniel Dorchester
Wednesday. meeting Of trustees class day, and
Alumni Anniversary, with an address by Rev
silas Qnmhy and a poem 10y Mrs Lizzie NJ
Bowles, Thursday July lat, commencement -
The graduating class numbers twenty-five larges
ever graduated nom the insutution-and is re
garIed as an exceptionally able class
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

SUNDAY TRAGrDy AT WNoosKL-On Sunday
afternoon. James Premier hired a team in Burlins-
ton. and drove 20 the house Of John Dady, at WI
noosli, where he took Mary Dady, aged seven
tcon, aud another girl named Honora DAILY for a
ride. Soon after entering the carriage Miss Dady
complained that her feet were too warm. They
had ridden about quarter Of a mile when, sud
denly, without a word or a cry, Miss Dady leaped
from the carriage, while it was in motion, and
ran down the rad with the speed Of a deer.
When she jumped, FIRE burst out from every part
Of her clothes and As the poor girl ran in mad
terror, she was enyeloped in a sheet Of fame.
Miss DAILY followed her at once, and attempted to
extinguish the flames, and some one near at hand
seized the lap-robe aud wrapped it around her.
But an was In vain. Every rag Of clothing was
burned from her body, and the unfortunate girl
WIS left with but faint semblance Of humanity,
taiuting and bleeding We learn that she has
since died Miss Days hands were severely
burned During the occurrence Premier contented
himself with holding the horse, and when Mis-,
Dady was brought to the wagon, he ran in the op
posite direction The cause Of the accident has
not been ascertained but as Premier had been
smoking cigar, the stub may have been dropped
in the carriage.
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sa-ss HARVEY fILDES. Judge.
sTATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Couri holden Montpelier In said District.
on the "a day Of June, A. -. 1875
Frank lnmev Administrator Of the estate Of Alphfeda
jerks, late ofNorthhed In said District decreased presents
hti administration account for examination and allowance,
and makes application fer decree Of distribution and
On Of the estate Of aid deceased Whereupon II
dered by said Court that said account and said application
be referred 70 session thereof to be held NJ the Probate
ue In said Montpelier, the 6th day Of July A. d. 1873
for hearing and decon ieTcun Aud II Is further ordered
that notice hereof be given 10 all persons Interested by pub
cat0n Of the thr weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman & state Journal. newspaper published at
Montpelier previous TO said time appointed for hearing that
they appear at said time and place and show cause,
they have by said account should not be allow ed
and such decree made. BY the Court-Auest,
s1-sl \. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

In Probate Court hold Montpelier In and for said Dis
triet, on the l1,h day of June, A. D. 1875
George Nohuls administrator with tie Will annexed, o.
the estate Of Thomas I. salisbury, late II Nurhhed
said district, deceased, makes Application 10 said Court. for
license o. sell ali Of he real estate q said deceased. repre-
senug that sd ie s necessary for the payment of the
debts Of sh deceased and expenses Of administration Of
his estate Whereupon il ordered By said court that .ad
application under consideration, and be heard the
sen day July A. y, sii at the Probate Ohce, in Montpel
ler and 70 further ordered that an persons Interested be
notified hereof by publication q note Of this application
and order thereon three weeks succyely the Vermont
Waterman a state journal, Newspaper published at
M1nter before said time Of hearing that they may APP
pear 81 sd time and place, and, they cause object
thereto
ny the Court Attest
aS HARVEY fILDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

WEST RANDOLPH Through the kindness Of
Mr. and Mrs r. p Richardson, the people Of this
village had the pleasure Of Witnessing one Of those
rare floral displays-a night blooming cerens in
bloom, on Monday evening 1t was the fragrant
variety, the perfume filling the room and the
beauty OF the flower filling with deligh. the hun
dreds that ayailed themselves OF the opportunity
Of seeing H.
The painters are very busy in this village just
now Mr. Chadwick is having his building on the
east side Of Main street, newly painted. and MI
Gabrielle is in town experimenting the repainting
Of the Cottage Hotel, Of which he is the owner
while Mr. Strong, the present landlord, is looking
close after the comfort Of all his guests This
House is open ut all times Of day and night, and
those coming on the night trains find some ono
ready 10 show them to comfortable quarters Id.
is the right man in the right place at all times
He has Jus, erected large platform under the
shade Of the trees, in the park just north Of the
Hotel, and near the bs,nd-stand, which, on summer
evenings, will give those who desire chance,
not only to listen TO the music Of the band but to
trip the light fantastic or enjoy the more sober
n,argh
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cUew eIMcrfisemenfs.

WANTED Ten esrerencrd Book Canvassers. 10 take
w charge n terfissy aud manage agents for = new
book ready June 18th State exIsrence and salary
49, W. :. HOLLAND. Springfield Mass.
NOTICE.-Ths /. % certify that have this day given
~ my SON. Calvin ". Pills hla time during The remainder
Of ha minority. shall claim Of hls wages nor pay
any debts u his contracting, after THIS date
CALViN ELLIS.
Roxbury June 3. ISIS s3-s5s
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srnurS DEAru-On Tuesday Of last week Mr..
Abel a1hmihcr 81 Coventry, one Of the most
respectable and wealthy citizens Of that place,
went into his cellar. N load pot1toes while iu a
profase Precipitation. The sudden change irum
the heat ot the outdoor atmosphere, At time
when ho was go heated UP, Ia the cold damp Gel
iar closed thc pores Of the skin and arrested the
circulation Of blood, So that when about half a
wagon load Of potatoes had been carried ont o.
che cellar. be felt badly that he had 70 stop
work and be down lie grew rapidly worse and
died the Same day. lie leaves a wife, but no
children. His age was fity-three years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

CIu1sEA.-There was another attempt At in
eendiarism, last Wednesday, in the barn on the
Austin pressy place, upon the West Hill The barn
is owned by Mrs. John Elldns, Pressys daugh-
ter. She states that about hali-last two clock
on Wednesday afternoon, she opened the barn
door to drive the turkeys in, and discovered FIRE
among the rubbish in mangeT which had been
used for the confinement Of . colt during the
winter Her father and herself put it out with
out much trouble, though a few minutes more
would have given it great Roadway. Mrs. Elkins
also states that she saw a man fishing in the
brook, near by, short time before the fire was
discovered. The barn was insured in the Yer
most MntnAl
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STATE OF VERMONT, =.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court, held az Montpelier. in said district,
the "a day Of June, 4. ID. 1915;
Frank tiumley of the will Of Olive J. Mills late
u Mortified sd District deceased, presents his admin
stnon account for examination and allowance and makes
application fof decree Of distribution and partition Of the
estate Of said decreased. Mhereupou. i ordered by said
Court that sah account aud said application be referred
session thereof 10 he held nj the Probate said Mont
pelier the 9Th day Of July, A. T. lsj. for h. ring
and decision thereon, And Il Is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given To all persons interested by pui lea
ton Of the three weeks excessively IN the Vermont
Waterman and state Journal, newspaper published at
Montpelier previous TO said time appointed Tor he ing.
that they may appear AZ said time and place, and how
cause any they have, WHY said should
! be allowed, and such decree made
BY the Court.-Attest
s2-si MA. CHASE, Register.
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NEW GHASaEs Deputy d L. Bos den, Of Waits
Geld. organized Pulaski Grange Of the Patrons Of
llusbandry, az Newbury, June sth, with the fol-
lowing list Of officers Master, d. y. Ford Over
seer, William l.. Bailey; Lecturer, Miss J. 2.
Chase, steward S. A. Eastman Assistant Stew
ard, John Edwards Chaplain. Mrs Gertrude Dean
Treasurer, = b Inbbard; Secretary, II. J. Mes
serve Gate-kceper, II. c. Rollins Ceres, Mr.. ,.
NJ Mitchell Pomona, Mn. Edwards Flora, Mrs
" L Bailey Lady Assistant Steward, Miss MARY
Rollins
Deputy Boyden also organized Union Grange
at Orfori, y H., June 18th, with Asa 5 Rhodes
as Master, and James L. Learned As Secretary
This is Mr. Boydens fir,t grange In that state
lie has organized one hundred and four Of the two
hundred and six grangos now in Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-16

L. o. of q. F.-Ycrmonf L0lse. N12. independent Or
der ~ Oii Fellows, meets every WEpkEspAf EVENING,
at "a O'Clock, at nd3 Fellows Hall, Lnngdon- Block
state street. By order \ %.
6S-u CHARLES .. CoLLfys, SECRETARY.
Iron I'm the Blood.-whcn The blood Is we'll supplied
with is Iron element feel vigorous and full oi anina
ton Il insncency Of this vital element that makes
Us feel weak and luw-spied n such the Peruvian
syrup ia proto4ide Of from supply this deficiency and
It. use viii inyigorate wonderfully
Economical New Food. -Tweniy-drr cents viii buy
a PACKAGE Mos farne made from pore ifsh Moss,
which will make fty kinds uf dishes such ~ cakes nf-
pudlngs etc. quartz of cusinn-. elle. creams
Charlotte Russo blanc mango, etc. sold 10y all prsess
and Cr,o..rs 1871
SPRING RENOVATION of an impurities of the
blood which lassitde bousnrss iaundice iss Of
appstfe debility pains sile. back, and hed-Df.
luucy will furnish four six weeks supply VI vegetable
remedies adapted persun and rcret ut i've
dollars with the age height weight color Of hair
and
Remedies by mall or express, with I'M directions.
q. n. PLUMLEI, ~.
$50 Montpelier. VI.
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SuSpNy-scIooL INsIirtrE The Vermont Bap-
It's, suuday-school Institute met at Br,ttcboro.
the past week and the proceedings were mainly
devoted 10 interesting discussions aud able adj
dresses The following officers were chosen for
the year eusuiug President, levi X Fuller Vice
President, Rev 4 81 Luther' SECRETARY Rev W.
II Rugg Treasurer, D D. Cole Directors. j. J.
Es,ey. Guy C. Noble T. II Powell. Rev K
Richardson and a A Cheney There was good
Attendance and considerable enthusiasm