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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

4 Tins sroRY.A New York paper states that
few days since young gentleman from this VII
lage- who had engaged board at house on
Columbia Heights, and agreed to bring his bag
gage over after tea, unfortunately as he WIS leay-
ing the place. saw lawn mower in the front
yard and pale as death, ran back up the steps
rang the boil yehementy, and when the landlady
appeared, thrust $3.50 into her hand, with the re-
mark, " There's weeks board; don't stay in
no house were they cut hash by horsepower
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Ia Probate Court, held al Montpelier Ia and Tor SAIL Dis
trict, on tlle 2lfh day % May. A, u, iff3,
David T. fnrriud aiutu.trtnr ui ne estate Of Harriet
Turner, late OF pl,hr, u snd dl-liirt deceased. makes
Application 20 said NuuIti fH e uussut 4d apprubaon
IN writing " The heirs taif u TITS state ilf license 70
sell all of the real estate " sli llcatn viz The and and
buildings thereon, owned hf if 20 the time Of her decease
and s'aaied b. slh n@bgl rprsenlins that lle sale
would he nenrlcnt0 The hli ~ SAIL ecra-e and those M
orcstel IN her estate Nesru Do oniercd ny said court,
that -ld application s fcitu iu session ihefeof % be
held IrAs Office n sail Montpelier the 18TH day
ofJnne, A. u. sih for hsarns and DIVISION thereon and.h
further ordered ihat oil lniff e Dc notified tfeqf.
hy publication ~ notira uf sad uruhauun and order
thereon. three week. successfully m the Vermont arhaan
4 State Journal. newspaper published at Montpelier, and
which rrculae in me uod at those interested he-
foru said TIME ~ hclfng ilr they anpr sail time
aud place and, II they caiise, object liercio.
BY Che tnuu.-- Ntrst.
lO-ss IAANLl IILDEN. Jnase.
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u ESTATE or JANIS ". MORO EnNS.
re undersialo having been appointed hy ths honorable
owe ate court for the district Of Washlnlt1 commissioners,
To re,sva examine adlusfll claims and demands VI all
PERSONS against the etite ~ iamc r. Nocrot late Of Eat
Muuffsliff In said district del7U and a clis exhibited
IN At THERETO hereby give notice thlt VIII met for The
purposes aforesaid, u the Late residence q said james r.
Non mss on the l0t day of August and "a ilny Ut Novm-
Der next. from faluck o.. 49,, un sig O'Clock, o. NJ rh
Of sli day5 and that months nuiu s h day ul May,
A " ISIS h the time LIMITED hv td Court for said crcli
tor 60 ur,sent their clans 10 Cor cyaniulu and ale
iuwance.
DEAN a. FAIIlisuN,4 ,,......t. .t.,.--
7q-sl J. LEANDEn cublNN,1
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Lraal 2laGres.
CoMMlssIoNrns, NorIrE.

I LsrAtE or HORACE p. RNMSnEf.L
The undersigned. LrNug been appointed lF Ie hnnurl-
hle iohnte cuurt for She diiot of Mnsnginn rntiuls-
snnars receive examine, hud adjust r rNunl md de-
lands of all persons against e4tc Of Horace y. Rams
dell late of Nnrhhed, n 4aid District decreased and o
claims exhibited hi Offset thereto heftY gile unilre mat we
WIN meet iOr the purposes aforesaid, 40 fle house " Mrs
Horace u. hamaU m Northtll. on The on day Of June
and llth day september llum two uclntk =. M
until seven O'Clock w. each d ism dlf.' 20 That ~
months from The 10Th day Of Aprlf A. D. h1 o. the time
limited by said Cont for HHi creditors tu uirent theif
claims 90 us for examination aud allowance,
naad at Nurthhed. VI. t- ION day of Ar 3. ID, 100
la-l gro W. kINbARtnl.N ''N'''- ''''Ni''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

IN Probate Cont. he'll AZ Montpelier IN said District
on the lelh dag uf May, A. -, ls.3,
Samuel =. kelidn admins 0 tie estate of Lewis hurf-
ham, late OF Monpoer, ia sad iifict deseas,, pree= IA.
administration Account for cNnninntup and allowance, ana
uakes application fer deIee ~ distribution and PARTITION
" the estate OF id deceased Nhefeulnn, L d Orlcred BY
said court, that said and salt application 10
fcrIel 70 session eie1f u be hold a. the probate nice N
Etil nilerr, to ltl DAY of June, A. u, i,) tor
hearing decision thereon Aud. q b further ordered,
that irce herrui br c an leaius nfeIe. PSI PUB
n uf the thlre sleNcaaf rely Ia the Neftpnt
Waicluian and sltc Jonfnali a nrWslaIgr puhA-he az
Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed fol hcai ua
ihoy uny appear at said time anal place, aIa show cause
ans he, nif have, Why sad account sltud not 70 HNed
1851 HAKYfN fiLDEN, Judge.
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BARRE AcApDV.- The anniversary exercises Of
this popular institution occur soon, and are as fol
lows June 18th, 5tl 7th and sth, examination Of
senior class. June 9Th, afternoon, annual sermon,
by Rev l.. Tenney. June 7th evening, prize
speaking. June Sth, evening, rhetorical exercises
by the middle class. jane 9th, afternoon, ami
yersary Of Associate Alumni orator, Rev. Frank
lin Tuxbury, of brandon; poem by Miss Amy
Fisk, OF Mortified. In the evening, anniversary
OF the Social fraternity; orator Hon. J. NJ.
Thatcher, Of Washington ID. c. jane 10th, fore
noon. annual meeting Of the Alumni special
meeting Of the Social Fraternity. In the after
noon, rhetorical exercises of the graduating class
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

RAILROAD MErrINa.-A meeting OF gentlemen
interested in tho projected narrow gauge railroad
from Shelburno iaIs, Mass, to Montpelier was
held at Bellows Falls on the 18th. Several towns
along the line were represented. Mr. Spngue
engineer Of the Deerheld railroad, was present
and spoke at some length ia reference to tho i'm
portanoe and pmcticability OF this route, Com
mitteos were appointed to solicit subscriptions 10
the stock and secure the necessary aid for the
building Of tile road. Arrangements were made
for holding meetings in tho towns through which
the road will pass, and awaken more than general
interest in the subject
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SrArE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held a. Montpelier In said District on
the Pal dry VI May A. u. ISIS
Charles T. Perrin and ssiyanus Nye, executors Of tho
viii Of Edward " Perrin ata " icfl1 IN ild District de-
ceased present their Naturalization account TOT eaninna-
ton snnd allowance and make Application tor
decree Of distribution and nlllu Of tht estate OF said de-
celssd Whctrupon. 81 D ultfe b. said Cont that said
and sild Application D. referred tu session
thereof 10 he held AZ thg Probate oheei n said Mont
pelirr the l5th day Of June, A. ID. ISIS. for
hoauIg and decision thesuoni aud, Il Is further or
der that notice hereof DC 90 ~ persons Interested,
BY publication Of The ue weeks successfully In tho
Vermont Watclnnn a state journal, n newspaper pub
lshei al Montpelier rYlAs 90 said time Apnonied for
hearing, that ay may appear ~ said time and place, and
show II any they nay have Why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
..f ~ the CURT Attest
0s2 ~ A. CHASE, Register
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1,oMMIssroNFns NOTICE,

Y Isl IT. NA AAAlslAlA.A I'M ~
The undersigned having been aunoined By the Honorable
Probate Court for the District % Washington, tommlsinn-
- h. receive. examine and nda 40 claims sd demands
~ A persons against estate Of Harriet Tuner, late d
Urxbnrv w snd district. deceased and Oh rlHns eNluo-
~, In oset trro. hefehy give notice That We VIII meet
ior the purposes aforesaid u Tue Town tlgh. once IN
her rvf frin o'cock p, 81, nnttl i've ecgck p NJ
each IA aid DAVIS ard that months from tp ith day Y
Anrb D. lsIi The .me lmii by slii Court Tor said
crsif ". 10 present hs . ns % rs ior examination and
Dai.s Al Du sbur, iIl- 5000 a,y OF Anll. A. D. ISIS.
T.. W. urNTLLA, D r..,..f...t.-.-+
$50 >. :. fo,ilk, y
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CrATE OF NENMnNr.

In Probate Court, held 81 Montpelier n aud for saa Dis
uigt. on he sth day oi MAY, A. D. lhlss
An instrument amt rndic purofn 10 he e last will and
Testament Of Alia >ighiau lae Of Naitsae 10 .a dis
tt, deceased being presented 10 The court hy a. Hastings,
the Ereeuol herin Rana FOR rtolaies Il Is oricnd by
sail court that all person concerned hern be- notified IN
aptsI AZ ses-inn Of s cont 20 be- held OF the Probate
Office IN Montpelier the lst day Of June, A. D. 1873,
and show cause n they have, agniu tho Probate
Of said VIII for which puIrose II q further ordered, that
copy Of the record Of dis oer BE- Published three weeks
successvey IN the Vermont Wairinan s Suite Journal,
prin at Montlller previous % ssl time appointed for
1850 \. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

NEW AOEiCt LTunAL SOCIETY,". Tho citizens OF
runbrdge aud vicinity met. agteeably to adj
ioumment, at the town house Ia runbrdgc, May
sth, for the purpose Of organizing an agricultural
society They organized temporarily by tho cleo
ton Of !. d Monkey. as President I'd. + Smith,
Secretary L. L. skinner, Treasurer A commit
tee Of thirteen was appointed from the following
towns, to solicit members for the Society Messrs
A p Salter, Iiezeiiah Hutchinson, G. c. Whitney,
Of Tunbndge D C. Jones, OF Royalton; Charles
Wiley Of sharon; Chester Dow, OF STAFFORD
George + Hyde, OF Chelsea; John Fish. Of WASH
ington S. b. Darling Yershire C. c. Sargent, of
Corinth; Marshall Gaylord Of lrookGeldi /. l..
Hall and J. W. Curtis, Of Randolph. The meeting
adjourned to meet at the town house in Tunbridge,
June 18th, at one o'clock, r. NJ, there 10 organize
permanently by the election Of officers Al that
feel Interested cordially invited to be present
The track il being graded. and large share "
the lumber for the buildings is In the mills and
we hope the day is not far distant when we shall
have the pleasure Of witnessing one Of the pleas
attest fair grounds in the state The grounds are
situated in runbrdge Center, on the meadow now
occupied by David & Chapman, Esq. Mr.. Clap
man propose. to lease the grounds TO the Society
for the fair for a small compensation, thereby
saving large sum Of money that it would take to
keep the track and buildings in repair, which can
be added 10 the premium list.
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6,oN.nssIoNrRs, NorIcE.

- tHiAlL OF hLNJANfN y. FERRY
iT ufefsilei nay ns Iffn appointed lY DE founrt he
Probate ielui lor me Dliirf NJ Wnshlrtdn Coinuoa-
crs 90 receive examine. AMI adjust al rlls ami ~
nll pesois ara9; ne c,ife % hejnuin r. Ferry aia Of
loNhtfy ia sud District deceased and all he1
In offset uesef9i hereby give that we viii meet fr
ihe phrposc. aioreslI, az e Nelnc-hause Of fa ato
len1anin y. feuy on TIE lst day IL June and iab
day q October ney from Ten g.lqck a. ~, until sv
urlueki r. ~. cnc 81 shi 1g. auI that months frnin
the 18Th day " Apf, 4. u. ISIS, te limo limited hv sai
Court for sid creditors % present their china 90 III f y-
animation and gluNauc'.
Dated ut H1Sbug, NJ az LAY q Npal, 4. d. 1875.
ESQ j. y. sUNNFG Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

NV lSnusrmAL IArER AIR o. s. Bliss, well
known az the capable Secretary Of the Vermont
Daiyman's Association has decided 10 issue an
independent agricultural, or industrial paper, the
first number Of which will appear about July nh.
It will be issued in a qnario form, and be as large
a. the average agricultural paper, and published
at country prices Mr. Bliss hns many oi the re-
quirements TO make a first class paper, and we
have no doubt his paper will be peculiarly yalua-
Die 10 The farmers Of the state. Special ooniribu-
tons, Of acknowledged ability, have been secured
for each department
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

DEooRArioN DAY We publish elsewhere the
programme to be observed here on decoration
day, and We desire to ask, as far as may be, the
cooperation Of our citizens ia carrying Il out 10
creditabe manner. A large quantity Of flowers
will be needed, and We trust they will bepromptly
furnished The ladies committee on flowers CON
sists Of Mrs 7. f. Smith, Mrs IL C. Iull, Mrs
Luther Newcomb Mrs George Smith and Mrs r.
Il. Merrill The committee on arrangements arc
H. A. Huse J ! Pratt and H. C. Lull
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

- " A~liNGfON DISTRICT, Sc.
district; on ihe eath dly " May, a. p. 1870;
David e. Conner, ifir fNn a4IItA af ptffna
Dnrzu, Into Of tahlt, i aild d i, tisf taii makes
IMPLICATION to nid Court tn ctteld tie time heretofore
allowed HIN o pay t lthti die em -1il estfe ami o.
render bis ntmlnistriiln aNuHnf until failure lay
heregron q !, ont. "a by sli tpl-f th1t sail apHri-
ton r heard 90 fNt Probate unfe l Nnufral 0n t 5h
Gay % juno anil d Is lii Der ordered. inst ru, b. Given
onll persons cinei f a publ on nf his uaie 10 The
Vermont Wacan state journal. nfiatelnt Alouipei.er
three weeks Hncf-Hssl'slg. before 4ail hearing.
hy the Count Attest
N-2 HARVEY TlLDEN, Jule,.
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- " tA'iANfsAFN liNAAttit So
IN Probate Ceuri, holden 81 Monpecr in AMI Tor said
District On The l2lh dly % Nlf, a. ID. lsl5i
j. ~ Orcutf, administrator, a. t1Hif Hdn. tNe estate
Asahc $. Bran1n, late of Nufldrd, said district. de-
cel-ed, nakts anf.cen % said Court tofxtnd iina
heretofore allowed hu a. the debts due 4aL
tate aud iofcnier lbs ainni iraih until
future day. Nhercuiun q T. ordered by said Court that
aah Application De- ha,fi 90 Nm lyle nhcg be- Mnnipr-
Her on the s dag OF Iuis A. D. 1866 And, N D further
tcf that notice be given 10 an concerned by the
publication Of Tins orler 10 the Vermont Watohuan State
Journal printed ~ nirecr, three weeks scecssgely,
before sihi hearing. liy The tnun -Aliaat.
79-sl HAtVEK IiLbEN Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

NEw srruIT. The selcctmon have been petit
toned to open new street, from near the resi-
donce Of George W. wilder, on Hubbard street.
parallel with Barre street crossing Main street,
near the lot Of William {. Lewis and thence. in
straight course to the North Branch. There is a
prospect that the petition will be granted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

The suwoS preached last Sunday at the Baptist
church, by Chaplain Glazier, relating b. the excr-
cises Of memorial day, was attended by the Post
in body, and q large congregation II was an
impressive and eloquent sermon, befttrg The o.
caslnn. and worthy Of the 1reacher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

TnE CAMILLA URso CoScEr A large number
Of tickets 10 this popular concert have already
been disposed Of at Phinnoy'-, and parties deslr-
Of attending would do well to select their tick
cts early. Madame Urso uses two violins In her
concerts, one made in i7i2 and one in 1881 Both
have been in constant use, and are Unsurpassed b
any in the world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

OAicms ELEcrEp.M tie meeting Of the di-
rectors OF the Central Vermont Railroad Company,
held In Boston, the following officers were elected
President, j. Gregory Smith First Vice President.
james T. lAngdon; Second Vice President, W
c Smith Clerk, George Nichols; Executive Com
mit,ee, j. Gregory Smith, j. Q Iloyt, j. ". kim
lall, }. r. Iangdon W. c. smith; Finance Com
mittee, James T. langdon Jacob Edwards, Geo.
NJ Rice j. W Kmball, b T. Cheney.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

Ffsm CuLruRE-Dr NJ G. Edmunds, State Fish
Commissioner, was in town Monday. lie has just
deposited fifty thousand young salmon in Lewis
Creek, in Vergennos, and next Wednesday is to
put a lot Of black bass into Long Pond Groton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

Barring few accidents, an went well until it
entered into Mr. Mller's head n put ont the
word "squoasy,' defining Il "a "sqneamisl"
This word moved down a wide swarth Of victims,
numbering among them some Of the best spoilers
After objection u the word which was ruled
down, il was canght on the rs by Joseph ro-
land, and correctly spelled.
The nature Of the words given ont was much
more difficult than those used the week previous,
and the words missed in most cases we're Of a
character which no spcllcr need be ashamed 10
have misspelled and the difficult words with
which they wrcsiled successfully, proves that we
have many excellent spoilers among us.
Mrs samuel wolls declined spelling, as she had
furnished list of hard words' to Mr. Miller, and
refused to profit by the advantage she might have
had from this fact
Mrs MeuilIs side thnued out more rapidly than
Mr. Bancroiis until at length, only Ms Jcvot
remained on the formers side, while five spared
monuments were left on the side Of the latter. A.
Il was match between the sides however
the judges decided that the words must be put ont
To each side alternately Mr.. Jewett, from that
time, got 1--WE times ~ much spelling for her
money, a. any Of the others. She did splcnddly,
and fen before a word that We should have been
perfectly ashamed 20 have known how 10 spell
Il should be stated that the last word spelled by
Mr.. Bancroft was spelled correctly, although the
enuncator decided otherwise. but as there was
not sufficient interest in the proceedings at that
stage Of the game, TO protest the matter went by
dofault
AZ the conclusion Of the proceedings Judge Rcd
field impressiyely presented Mr.. Cnmmins with a
" paper doll, reminding him that in the study Of
literature and the fine arts he would find a charm
and a solace unobtainablo elsewhere. lie also
presented Mr. Bancroft with an elegant chrome,
and Miss Emery with fine English edition "
Shake-pearc's works
The net receipts Of the match were s00. 50, which
sum goes into the treasury Of the Montpelier Cor
net Band
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

MEETING OF representatives OF the several ma
tional banks In Vermont, will be held early Ia
June, probably at Rutland, 10 take measures to
carry out the plans Of vermonts part in the de-
partment Of banks and banking at the national
centennial. Also, TO appoint delegates 10 the na-
tional bankers convention at Sanltoga.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

TmE sr. ALnANs butter MAtKEr yesterday
was firm. We quote common 10 fair at from AZ
teen to eighteen cents fair TO good twenty to
twenty-five cents; choice twonty-thrco % twenty
four cents gilt edge twenty -hve cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

THE New York State Press Association have re-
elected Joseph Warren, Of Buffalo, President for
the 9Th time, and presented him with a magnif-
cent solitaire diamond stud as a mark Of appreca-
ton and respect.
Hon. DAVID GooDrLL, prominent citizen Of
Bmttlcboro, died on Friday night, aged sixty-one
years. lie was native Of Warwick, Mass, and
removed In 1885 to Braitlcboro where he has held
many important Offices.
Mr. c. Horace HUnBARD Of Springfield, has
accepted the position Of agricultural editor Of the
Vermont Farmer. Mr. Hubbard was a member
Of the last legislature, Is a member Of the state
board Of agriculture, aud was formerly connected
with the Record q Fdp,cr Of Brattleboro The So
lection was an excellent ono, and Mr. Hubbard will
give a new value to the paper
TuE item which appeared IN our columns in re-
gard TO the election Of Rev. DR.. George \. Board
man, 10 the presidency " Middlebury College,
the Manchester JourHai says, on the author
ty of one Of the college corpomtors Is not true
The presidency, says the journal will be offered
10 another gentleman who will be willing 10 nc
cept, and the college viii not be long without
president, but just who, is not yet made public.
FnoM the New York Rsiad Of wednesday, the
10Th inst, we clip the following item Artists in
Italy are excited over the suit Of rommaso Gagli-
ardi against Ltrldn G. Mead for sixty per cent Of
The money raid Tor the Lincoln monument It Is
claimed that Gasliardi not only made all the de
signs but first induced Mead to become compel
itor the latter not being inclined To enter, because
persuaded tat The order would be given 10 Miss
Hosmor"
TIN seniors Of Dartmouth College have passed
their Last examination Among those appointed
b take part In the public exercises at commence
ment we notice the following students from Yer
mont viz Charles a. rrouty, Newport; Charles
7. Bowman, st. iohnsbury Henry W Smith,
Rupert Darius steward Clarendon, and Leonard
z. Tonuey, Barre Tie old custom Of giving the
seniors vacation from tho close Of the present
examination tin commencement has been restored.
TINS Springfield Republican, commenting on tho
reorganization Of the Northern Pacific, says II
is not unfair 10 give chief credit for the reorgani-
zation to Nh. Frederick Billings Of Woodstock,
VI lie has put, aud probably lost, more money
in the Northern Pacific than any other man but
he wants the satisfaction Of seeing the road COM
pcted, and hns originated aud is pushing for
ward with all bio energy aud enthusiasm this, rs
the only practicable means at present existing for
doing It,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

ToMNro PLANrs.-Mr Charles 2 Hayden will
Offer for sale at scHhncr Brothers store, on State
street on Saturday very large variety Of the
choicest tomato plants, Of his own raising Far
ties desiring TO purchase such would do vel To
bear this fact ia mind. lie will deliver plants
within the limits Of the village without extra
a.t.t,..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

RErRiGnAroR CAR-on and after Monday Of
next week, refrigerator car will be run on the
mail train Mondays, from Montpelier 30 Wells
River, on the Wells River railroad and on the
stock train from there TO Boston. the Boston.
Concord and Montreal road Freights designed
for this car must be delivered at the depot at least
foriyive minutes before the train Is due to ensure
shinmcnt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

MILITARY CoMrANY.-Our new military COM
pany, " The Governors Veteran Guards atthcr
meeting, on Thursday night Of last week, elected
Colonel r. V. Randall. Captain. ]. O. Livingston,
first Lieutenant, and Robert !. Coney, Second
Lieutenant These appointments are excellent
aud augIu well for the future Of the company a
meeting will be held in Grand Army hail to-inor-
row Thursday evening 10 complete the organi-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26

REUNION or is75.--The grand reunion Of the
members Of the Associated Alumni and Past ca
diets Of Norwich University, will be held ut North
field, commencement day, July LIST, 1878.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26
STATE or vERN9NTI

In Probate Court held A Munilt'ii IA ''i niss qt ON
the 5ih day ~ MAY, A. u. 1905 a..
Alien Perry. 81 trc llrt Viii ana testament
of John Ciaik Lac Cahut. n Hal District, deceased,
pressnis hls ADMINISTRATION account for vxanlllton
Of dktihnion and lertnian Of ne estate u .ai DC.
account and saM application be referred a SESSION
theief 10 he Held al ua Probate 0ce la said Moitpe-
her on The 10 day % june, A. y. ls35, Tor heading
aud decision thnrcon And, Il Is further oicrtsl that
notice hereof be gwen 90 all parsons intensified BY pana-
of the SAND thfce weeks suctesalycly IA the vermont
waichmaa aud state Journal newspaper published al
Montpelier, previous 10 said tins appointed for hearng
that lhey may appear said tne and place, and show
cause, any ney may have, VII, sid aonni alouii not
be allowed, and such decree made
~ the COurt-Atiest Is
1880 Ma chase, Register.