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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
Washington Comfy Court.


The Court, last Wednesday afternoon, made the
following DEGREES In the Mead cases
Almond A. Mead ~. Sarah A. Mead Ordered
that the custody and care Of the three children Of
the said Almond \. and Sarah A., viz, Clara L.
Mead, Mabel T. Mead and George X Mead, be
given 10 the petitioner, Almond A. Mead, for the
time being that he be required 10 furnish said
children suitable and comfortable home food
clothing aud schooling that the said Sarah A.
Mead be restrained from auy attempt Ia control
said children, but that she be allowed at seasonal
bic times to visit said children aud correspond
with them that this cause I've continued TO the
next term Of This court and that any party inter
csted In the welfare Of said children have leave
to be heard In this matter as to the welfare and
condition Of said children In the meantime and
that such support be in lieu Of the said specific
stipend heretofore dccrccd for the benefit OF said
children.
Sarah A. Mead ~ Almond A. Mead. In this
cause it is adjudgod that the stipend Of twenty
five dollar. per month to be paid by the said Al
mond A.. has been paid 70 the said Sarah 4. Mead
for the benefit Of the three children, Clara I.
Mead, Mabel + Mead and George Mead, up to
the first day of December A. D. 1873. according
to the former DECREE Of this court that the prayer
Of the petitioner for the custody OF the youngest
child Grace be refused and said petition be Dis
missed ,yi,bor, c,.,
Tho sn,remo con,, h,, i,., NADIA, ,u,,d,,o
i'm re,ard ,o ,l,o foe. which mad, i,o ,h,r.od IN,
.po,oi ,r,.,ors ,l,f,l h. iot.,o.tt,, A.. nm. M,
Tho ei,,,,.r,. o,.o. am "a ri,a,, 4 ~, %, Va,
y, L ,..,ip., 81 F6n n crio, ~ wor.e.,e,
Vernon, ,,s r.ferrc1 g., u.ss-. "A q rorri,,
and s O. si,u,tio0 ma .,,.c;,i ,,,.,ors IN ,al.e an
oc,,,p,i,,, and e,d i,aisn.o h.,,oen tho nar.
aos M ,,,s,er. ,,,,oe, ,ho f,i,,i,, I'm.
%, 4. 80. .,..s..s-, .,a,
s q sbnr,leg seventeen ,lo,. a, :; p.t ,lsy ils 40
cash paid team and hoel tui. acknowledgements. 50 30
Making report aud eop5 Of testimony .......- o@
N''''''H'' nearing '''.''''' 10
Total s1l' %
Tie published rules Of the supreme Court allow
a master three dolar- day for taking testimony
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
nYrE LOOMS, EEsTATE;

n y
In Probate Court, held az Montpelier, In aud Tor said
District ON the ilh day Of November, \. D. ls.ai
Nelson 4. Chase, administrator Of the estate ~ hYef
LOOMS late OF Montpelier, 100 said District deceased makes
application 90 said tont with the cunaeu and appreciation
writing Of the widow and es Of said hev1ssd, Tor ctuse
sa AN of the estate 1T said deceased, rNceptug e
dover hut including the homestead and reve-iuu ul dover
therein representing that The sale thereof would uc hene
10 e widow and heirs nf said deceased and those Interested
Ia his estate MhHreulun. 10 snnier hs said cnult that
said application De- reffe tn session lhsl w. held az
the Probate unicr m said Mopce tr flst dis OF Do
ccnbor A. -. lsii, ier bearing ami deton tlesohi anu
further ordered that all fer-ns interested he nuune
hereof by pubic,tun 90 n0tte OF SAID application and
nuler thereon hrue weeks successfully IA the vermont
Nntohman A state Journal. nrWrfniTr published AZ
Montpelier, and which clrcunes 90 the netiohv,d %
those Interested hfulu said umf Of heafns that they may
lnonr ai said time and place, aud, They cause OBJ
lsfi thereto. hY the tluii.-.A tit..i', 49,.
y. III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
CLpuLA sAwyrR's ESTATE.


Ia Probate Court, held at Montpelier, la sth District on
the roth day Of November, 4. u 1873
Hiram SAWYER, Administrators of Che estate of Lldula
sawyer late Of Mdesex, In SAID District, detra-7i pre-
his administration account for examination and allow
and makes application fora decrpcol distribution and
partition OF the e-iacef si deceased Mhefeupon, ore
ere hy said Court that alacCuunt and said Application he
referred ~ session thereof, IA Dee hcd % he irona, o,e
M said Mont cfr, uu The IAN dag OF nrcrmhr a. ~ l7i9
for hearing and decision thereon And, 10 is further ordered,
that moth hereof be given u persons interested, p pub
eatinu three weeks excessively ia tho Vermont
Waterman * state Journal newspaper ruhli-hed az
Nnntueer previous Ia -lli time appointed Tot hearing that
hey mas aroar al said time an place. and show cause f
ans they may have why said account shuuld not De uwe
| and such dorroU made. by The tuuu.-A uet,
| 064n HARVEY llLhEN, Judge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
nAyIp n,inSmAM.s ESTATE,

In Probate Cout, holden at Washington CA hc -oth day
OF November A. b. lsli4
jaime. bass, Exeruturm i tne n.i WI AND Testament
of David Huruhlu, late Of MuamstuNn in said District
deceased, makes application 10 said Court Tor hcca 90 se
an the real estate OF sati deceased, representing that sAi
sale thereof necessary for the payment u the dchis OF said
deceased and lgmccs, Mhceulon Is ordered by SAD
Court that said application come under consideration anal
be heard The liM day of December A. ID, 1870 al The
registers Ofco, Mushngtnni and u further ordered
That an persons Interested lN unfled hereof 10y Publication
" notice o this application and order thereon, three weeks
snccessively In The Vermont Waterman state Journal
printed al Montpelier before sll time OF hearing That they
may appear at said time aud place and they cause
object thereto 10 the Couit.-Auert,
y. 4. TAYLOR, Register,
4 true copy % l.nfuId, Attest,
COOS \. A, TAYLOR, Register,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
STATE or VERMONT

. hhlIANN Ahi Mn -
ENln Foster OF Charleston, In said county having filed
hs petition to the orleans County Cour neN 10 ne hnlden
AZ lrashurgh within aud Tor said county, the nri iues
lay Of February A. H. lsiN, settling forth tlu ou the .h
day Of D,ember, A. u. ISIS, al Morgan ln said guunty, he
was lawfully Joined Ia marriage with Carte NJ itnnsri or
said Morgan by Rev, Jesse W spencer, minister o. ihe
gospel duly authorized 20 sOlomutc SAIL mnifhtti ui
fnni the said date OF their marriage said parties hN'a 70,
gether husband and wife, ~ said Morgan anu sthi
Charleston. until the spring uf 1858, when ue .Ald 'Ai'
wlfuy deserted sail petitioner and has cfsl ". so.,N.
ue sld descfon and resided aud nov resides 100 hc STATE
Iowa paftts have child SON now ABOUT NN-
teen Years Old called llerlertJ. Foster ihe eait and e-i
IN liah child yu1r petitioner asks may ~ given HUT and
that divorce from the SAID bonis OF maui be- granted
MIN and haf he resided In said orleans county over
since his said marriage. And u apreltins mat TIE said Car
NJ resides without ths state - iAt si lFihion rahol
fosier summoned 10 appear and answer the said petition,
IN Tie the sad term OF sad court By the publ
cation Of the substance Of said petition, together with This
order In The Vermont Maienan state Journal, news
pnlr published Ia Montpelier In tbs county OF Washington
ana slate aforesaid three weeks successfully, the last u
which publications 20 be- AZ least weeks pfor 10 SAIL tenn
Dated az uisburgh, aorcsAd This sih day q November
A. u, lsa. n. tlshMANs a.,
CLERK OF orleans County Court.
n T, snEAfr, Attorney for iibelAnt e'-V'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
WILLIAM 2, ,CmA,lnhRLIN's nsrATn.

In Probate Court held MONTPELIER. n and for said Dis
trrt, on The 2s1 day OF November, A. D. l1ll;
An Instrument putorlng 10 be the last viii and testament
Of william T.. Chnnhcn, late OF Northhcd, IN said isitei
deceased being presented b the Court by Jane Chamber
lin. The execurS therein named, for Probate; IL Is ordered
said Court that all persons concerned therein De- Notified
appear q session Of said Court 10 Dc held az e Probate
Oic6 Ia Moureer. ON the liday Of December A. D. lsh,
aud show clu-e " any they may have, against the frulne
II said VIII Tor witch pnro-e a. "a nrh,r ordered, that
COPY of the rrcunl OF is ufr Dee published tlte WEEKS
successfully n the vermont Wnichinnn state Journal,
printed 40 Montpelier previous to sa time appointed for
COOS HARVEY rlLpEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

In Montpelier Noycmhei "a by Rev n Newton oiasor
IAMEs ALLEN and NELLIE GRAY both VI Montpelier.
In Montpelier. November o. by Rev " Newton Ginger
JULIUS e. SALIVA. ~ Montpelier, aud ELLA a.
WRIGHT. Of Miidebury.
In Montpelier November 20. BY Row >. Edward Wright
EDWARD y. hAkloN of Murctown, and MARY u.
MOOD Of Nonhncld.
In south 1indlcy. Mass November IS, by Rev. Dr. Her
the residence u the bride. faher,J EDWARD
MILLER. principal Of linton School, Montpelier, and
ApELlA s. BURNETT, daughter Of VI. W. burnett ~
South iadiey.
In romfret November Is. WILLIAM ?. JEwErr, Of
Salem, Mass, and ELIZABETH l.. GIBSON, u fonfret
In waisned November q. By Rev J noycs ISAIAH g.
AUSTIN, u Warren. and LIZZIE A. DUMAS " fayston.
IN Rochester November ~ by Rev George Guernsey,
JouN McGiBnON and EsfELLE SMITH both of hoci-
ester.
In Carinth November %, by Rev G. NJ Winch. Colonel
MtNMN hAHNAnD and ELiIABErH NJ OiLLi both Of
New York.
In GAysyiile. November 2s. by Rev Moses Adams,
LVCiEN ". srALpiNU and ALICE ABBEY, both Of
stOckbrldgc.
10 Norihneld November 3S by Roy, William g liazen,
NhohNE !. g. CRAWFORD, and EMMA BROWN, both
~ wnlamsiown. November g. by Rev = = Doueru T.
,lhMtNl Noth>i VI Orange, and ESTHER O.. LuspN,
u WILLIAMSBURG.
In Cambridge. November % by Rev a Scrihner AUSTIN
ID. LEASE and JENNIE ". fiSk also AZ tle sane time
and place ORLANDO u. iluWEaudA ALLIE MELLENnN.
ALL uf Cambridge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
ALLEv J. SMITHS ESTATE,

Tie undersigned, having been appointed by the honorable
probate tor the district of Washington cuin silne-,
in receive examine and adjust an claims and demands ot
an persons against the estate Of Acn J.. smith, late ~
BARR Ia sd district deceased, nud 81 cuims cXhatci
offset thereto hrr.hy gyc notice shat We Will meet far
The purpose. aforesaid, The late dwelling OF widow
Louise smith, iu H1rre, te 10th day pf ncceinier and
llth day March next from ten O'clock M until two
O'Clock, each OF said days ami mat ak months Ilui
llh dny Of September, A. D. lHi, Is the time limited by
sail Court Tor -h creditors TO present er calus 70 us Tot
examination and allowance.
Dael No Barre this i1h dag VI setemucr, \. u. 1878.
NATHAN ltuW, i,,,,,,,t.sion,,,.
Os.O1 ALLEN +. MOOn ''N"'N'''''''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

So nearly perfect the recipes OF these wonderful palm
.thns and healing ceniaur Lanicnts that we can cond-
IDENTIFY sly they viii alleviate any pain arising from
flesh, bone muscle drrneemou We do not pretend that
they Will mend broken og cxterminate buils but
even he such etse- they VIII reuce the Inflammation and
stop the pain Nor guarantee proper results
where The body is poisoned by whiskey. Temperance
B. nressary To- proper physical. mental condition.
The White tentaur Linimcnt particularly
adaricl 90 all cases % rheumatism, Lumlago. Neuml
sit Erysipchs, Itch Sprnins, Chlblnls Cuts Bruises
Sting. ruisons scis Sciatca Weak Back pan- In the
siie Wounds. Weeping smews, lsurn-, fnisiel Feet
Palsy. Earaoe toethache Headache Ulcers Old SORES
Broken Breasts, sore Nipples, Sore Throat, Group, pip
uelin The most OF these complaints the Centaur Lin
meni Will cure, AN Vt them It will benefit II will extract
the poison fnnm blie- and -tn.-, and will cure burns
and Scald- without soar The following sbuta sample
of a Thousand similar testimonials
d" ASrlocn, Illinois. pecember /, lsil
Ny wife has ior long time been terrible sufferer from
Rhelmiiism She has tried many f,, siciins and many
remedies The on, Thing whh has given her relief Cen
". II. RiN0, Postmaster"
II ga equitable fact that the Crnaur Inmons ar
performing cures never before effected By any prep
ariion m existence lso Chronic rheumatism of thirty
years standing Strengthening fingers aud POINTS which
had lHefn sun Ton six yet. taking the from
burns, etc.
one dollar, even hits cents. Invested n Cruau Lint
ment will Ice Within reach when nm accident occurs,
AMI VIII do iuuit glpd than ay anauui of money paid tor
medical attendance When physicians called they fire.
qnentls This fniua and Of course charge several
prices forlt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

PROBATE CouHr The following business was
transacted In the Probate Court for the Disirlc, If
Washington, during the week ending November
10Th 1875 November 2ah- y Heaton's estate
license TO sell real estate granted w. G. Cham
berlin's estate will referred 10 December lith;
Lyman Powers estate administration account
allowed, and assignment and decree made -
November 2ith--J. A. :. Whites estate, Clark
King, administrator; Lynus Bamard's estate adj
ministraton account allowed and decree made.
November a6th--A Abigail Riders estate J. H. Has
ungs, administrator and Oris Jones and Hiram
Bushnell, appraisers and commissioners. Noyem-
Der 27m-Dyer LOOMS estate, application for
license 10 sell real estate referred To December
2lst: Minors Davis guardianship, Nathaniel pa-
Wis, Jr guardian. November 20th--s. Henry +
guardianship guardian account allowed, aud W.
" Henry, guardian, vice T. II Mherton, resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
nYrnLoomIs. rsrArr.

u COMMISSIONS tltn Nhlit.f.
The undersigned having been apuutt Icy te lionotahe
Probate Couti for the District u Washington, Commission
receive examine, and adjust an claims ami demands
nf All persons against the estate Of Dyer oomis, late 81
Muuerr In said District dec enscd, md NIL claims eNh-
tied Ia offset hercio hereby give noIee that we VIII meet
Cor the purposes aforesaid at the late dwelinghouse Of the
all Dyer LOOMS In Montpelier Ion said District on the IAN
day ut January aud The lih day Of April next from one
o'clock until i've o'clock. N.i each Of said DAY
and that SIX tho iath day Of October, A. d..
sI5 b the time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims 10 rs iorcyaminaten and allowance
Dated at Montpelier, this Ytli day OF Nov, A. H. 100.
HOMER W. HEATON,l .,..t..i,.,....
07-0l GEu. q. SHEPARD, 'php'n'f' 'H''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

GREEN MOUNTAIN RAiIItoAn.-lhe work of
bonding upon the line of this proposed read is be-
ing pushed successfully. Jamaica voted, by Il
large majority, to bond eight times its grand list
ON Tuesday Of last week stIatton votes December
LIST, and " Wilmington December 9TH while other
towns follow in rapid succession Further public
meetings are contemplated In Rochester, aud In the
more noItherly towns The friends Of the project
claim that everything Is favorable for vigorous
prosecution Of the enterprise on the opening Of
spring The corporators Of the road are called to
meet in Rochester, ON Thursday, to choose direc-
tors. and to take into consideration such PROPOSE
tons as may be made them by capitalists in New
York. who, It is understood, will build and equip
the road, provided six thousand dollars per mile
Is raised in cash, to be subscribed in stock Of the
road The presentouIlook for the road is exceed
ingly favorable, and il only needs pull all to-
gether, to effect It's early construction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01
pEunEN /. NILS EsrATB

Tie UNDERSIGNED having been apponed by The Honorable
Probate Court tile nsrrt OF Washington, Commission
era TO receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
am persons against the estate Of Reuben L. % late Of
cabot. la s1d district, decreased and all claims exhibited
In Offset therc1 hereby give notice That ewin meet toi the
purpose. Aforesaid vt The dwelling -houfe Of the late lculen
L. tlus on the 2sh dly ut December and 2sth day Ut
April next. o'clock until 1--WE oclock p.
each of said dnts, and shat months from the ~ day
November 4. ID. ISIS b. Che time limited hy said Court Tor
said creditors present te1 claims 90 us for examination
and allowance.
Dated nj Cabot mi. gfh diy VI November. A. D. lsI5
INtlTS liERHiCk, n ,,..,,,ts.t,,,,t
Oi-0I o. Il. LANCE, ''''''''''"H''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

EAST CALAIS The following is the record of the
school in District No, H. which closed November
18Th Length Of term ten weeks whole number
Of scholars, tilty-nnc; average attendance, tlir-
Is four Those not absent Mary Ainsworih, Ada
blanchard Ada Bliss, Lillian George, Cora kclso,
Alice Peck, Katie Peck, Emily Cochran, Eddie
George, Willie George and Eddie Nye. Those alb
sent one half day-Julia lminell, Minnie sayton
Mertie slayton, Eliza Wheeler, Nora White, Nellie
White aud Fred slayton. Those not tardy-lil
llan blanchard, Ada Blanchard, Ada Bliss, Julia
Dwinel, Mary Dwnell Lillian George, Gerti'
Hammond, Cora Kelso, Alice Peck, Katie Peck
Minnie Slayton Mertie Slayton, Nora White, Mel
lie White, lua Bnmap, Ruth Wheeler Dell Owl
nell Oscar George, Eddie George, Willie George
Eddie Nye, Neale White and Lee sweetland.
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1taaI 2loGres.
ISAAC vINcENrs ESTATE,

ISAAC vINCENT's ESTATE,
CuMNt~StONIESf NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed hy he Honorable
Probate Uuni for the District Washington,
receive examine, aud adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons AGAINST the estate OF Isaac Vincent NJ East
Montpelier, m said District deceased and all claims eNhlh
e thereto hereby give notice that will meet for
the purposes aforesaid. at the dwelling house ~ Horace
Vincent the 2ih day ~ January and the it day of
April next from o'clock ~ until four o'clock,
each Of said DAYS, and that ak months fum the 2ih daynt
October, A. ID. lsi5, Is the time limited hy sid Court for
sail creditors present their claims 20 Tor examination
and allowance.
Dated NJ East MONTPELIER ihs "a day OF NOV, A. D. ISIS
HENRY u. FOSTER, lca,,a,,..i,.,..-.
ul-O1 THOMAS Is. srINENs.A COMMISSIONER
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LirrnL- livtNo AGE FOR is1G.-.Ghc fact that
Tie Lirng fyr soon cutters up1n lis thirty-third
year Of continuous and successful publication, Is q
remarkable me in the history of periodicals And
as it il the only horo,tyh and fresh compilation Of
a current literature which embraces the prodnc-
tious of the ablcst living writer's Ia science fiction,
poetry, history, biography, politics, theology
philosophy, criticism aud art 30. Importance 20
American readers eau hardly be overated In
no other way, In fact can so much Of the best
work Of the best minds Of the time be obtained
30 cheaply or conveniently as through this stand
ard eclectic wee,y The list of foremost authors
Of the day represented ia It's pages, will be found
in the prospectus publ shed in another column and
IS Of Itself sufficient evidence Of the gnlB Of the
magazine, while in quantity Of reading It il I'M
approached. The La,ag Rye has always stood at
the head Of the class not only as the best, but
all things considered the cheapestof the eclectics
and since It's recent absorption Of Fcary sai,r-
dan, is practically without rival. In the mul-
tiplcity Of periodicals claiming attention 1t has
become almost q necessity to every person or fam
lily Of intelligence aud taste; for It alone furnishes
such a compendium of whatever B. OF immediate
interest or permanent value in the literary wo Id
rs to render It an invaluable ccunomizer Of time
labor and money. For thoss desiring the cream
of both home and foreign literature. The publishers
make some combinations with other leading peri
odicas, by which subscriber u.s. At q remarkably
small cost put in possession Of the best which the
current literature Of the world affords The pros
poctus should be examined by all IN selecting
their periodicals for tic new year. The volume
begins January lst, but Ia those renting now
the Intervening weekly numbers are sent graiis.
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JrFrEssoSyILLE-lho people Of this village
interested In the Burlington 4 lamoille railroad
held injecting, November 20, TO seeabout locating
the depot for that road bere, and had considerable
debate, but came to no decision The meeting
was adjourned to December ith, at one =. NJ.
james Hogan Co. have hired J.. 7. wileoNs
new building for railroad store, aud are filling
II with goods.
There are about fifty men at work ON the
Portland & Ogdensburg railroad in this town, and
the Messrs, Hogan intend pushing 1t forward rs
fast rs they can
Monday evening, the I'D ult, as a little girl
about nine years Of age, was going down stairs
with a lighted kerosene lamp the lamp exploded
burning her so badly that she lived only about
twenty -four hours. Her father, Mr. Cunroy, Is an
empoye ON the Burlington lamoille railroad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

NnwucW SpuNNuA.-h IS proposed by the
friends of NowbuD Seminary TO raise the sum Of
five thousand dollars during the coming winter, for
the purpose OF making further repairs on Tie build
inss, adding to the library, purchasing chemical
and philosophical apparatus, ETC., etc. Mr. a. =
Buzzoll. of Mortified, has been appointed agent
to raise the above amount Tie s1lcits large or
small sums % money, or donations OF books from
every individual who feels an iutercstin old New
bury Seminary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-01

MR LNNanoN's TETMoNY.-on Friday OF last
week Mr. James - langdon gave in his evidence
10 relation to the famous issue Of stock of the Cen
trail Vermont railroad just previous TO the last an
nual meeting Ills testimony was direct and con-
elusive. just as any one who knew the man would
expect it to be- lie took the stock paid for IT, and
had his certificate of stocl, at the time of the
annual meeting And Mr. Mills did the same.
This statement will put to rest many foolish
stories which have been in circulation in refer
encc to this matter