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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

WHY viii you suffer from Rheumaii.m. spralns
sun Joints, ~weuus, hnrns Seaids o. Weak Back when
The Ceniaur Eminent affords certain relief Many Articles
so0ihe nn 10 certain extent, but The Coniauf Imminent
The White Lnimrt IL for the huinln family the
yellow inlmeut j. for horses and animals. 0i-lq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

BrrrtH MARX Er.At the St Allan. batter
market Tuesday. there wa, fair ATTENDANCE
Prices We're firm aud unchanged, with slight
upward tendency for the best grades Wequote
common 90 fair ct from fifteen to eighteen cents
medium TO good. twenty to twenty-five cents
winter made butter, twenty-five TO thirty cents,
as 20 color and quality fan butter was in demand
90 from thirty TO Thirty three cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

George DAVIS East Montpelier Llshi nc,inl. aud Par
hidge Coohlns, ~ - ~
7, g. Kelion, at Montpelier, Liad dramas, a. ... 50
chas r. Gray East Montpelier, Partridge Cochns. a. ~
Chas Gn,y East Montpelier iynputh l.'s 1T IT, 0J
4. C. Relon, East Montpelier Bolton Gnys ls and 49, 70
y. C.. fahor Montpelier, Bnn Co'hn-. Is, ......... 90
Chnres Morse iLuieli, Hut clrhn., "a. 3D.. Don. ~
j. r. Sye. last Montpelier white ieshorns l- .,.. 20
e. q. Willard Fast Montpelier ilandun, tt......... ~
Charles Morse rlanhrld Black Hamburg lsl 30
Charles Morse rl,nheld, RroNn leghons IT. ...... 20
Charles Morse rlannrlh BLACK breasted ouue, l.i.. 40
Charles Morse rlnnneld sl rlo unine, lsl ...... 80
Charles Morse rlanhcld iue l,rsl Ga,ne, 1T ...., 10
The following repoh ON mowers, 10y the Com
mittee on Agricultural implements, was also
omitted II squite difficult for u farmer to judge
Of the relative merits Of q mower except by actual
trial There seemed Ia be distinctive merits Ia
each, but We give the preference 10 the New
Model Buckeye, exhibited by J, r. Dewey, Mont
pclier" W C. WufrE. Secretary
Barre December 18th 1879
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

tHANgE oF L,SntoHns We very much D..
greet to learn that Mr. H. II Bishop has decided TO
relinguish his lease Of Bishops Hotel m this VIII
lage. Mr. iii,hophas been excellent and popular
landlord and viii carry with him the best wishes
Of his many friends We do not learn that Mr.
Bishop has decided whore to go, but we are GER
tain that DE and his wife ought not TO give up hotel
keeping they arc admirably adapted to this
calling, and whatever town they may locate in.
will be sure Of a iirst-class hotel Mr. II Falcs.
formerly Of the Mortified hotel viii run the
house IN future
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15
9lew entertainments.

RENONED.-Peer Badore has removed hl ulset b.
smith shop from The Ola stand, hn defi 10 tho
hrf stand hack Of The post onoe where Do VII be- glad
.se all Ms Old patrons. s4ti-is
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Cattle Market.

Al Cnnnll.e and Brghtnn Tor the week ending ue-ll
pecenhor u, ISIS.
ANutAf oF srocK At MARKtr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-15

NOTICE.-thc annual meeting Of the stockholders u
~ the Northneid National Bank for the choiee ~
tor, fo the ensuing, VIII BE- holden n their banking
rnms n Northned W. Tuesday, the iiih day Of JAM
nary next, Of two O'Clock, ?. ".
w-1 ,. o. ely. Cashier
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10
STATE ITEMS.

--Enoch Cotfrin of Waterbury, 81
years of age last week Monday, Feb.
%, sawed a cord of wood twice in two
on that day, and i'll the evening had a
supper and invited all his children
home. Who can beat that?
The Brattleboro school case,
which came up for trial at the recent
term of the Supreme Court at New.
fame was postponed in order that it
may come before the full bench at
Montpelier next November.
The stockholders of the Vermont
division OF the Z. e. o. road met at
st. Johnsbury, to choose directors 70,
the ensuing, and voted to take lease
of the Montreal Chambly and Sorel
railroad and to take up all outstanding
bonds and issue new joint bonds on
the through line from Portland to
Montreal at the rate Of $4,000 to the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10

The st. Adams rolling mill has
started up again with a reduction of
wages.
Hon. Schuyler Coliax lectures on
"Abraham Lincoln" at Burlington,
April 23d, under the auspices of Green
Mountain Lodge, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows.
Joseph Hall, an employee of the
Central Vermont railroad, and n resi-
dent Of Mortified, went to bed in ap,
parent health, on Sunday night, and
arose during the night tc see to his
children who were i'll, and fell dead
instantly.
1t is reported that Governor Peck
will appoint Thursday, April 9Th, as
Fast Day.
Charles Olmstead, ticket agent at
the Rutland depot, acting as local pay
master of the Central Vermont rail
road, pays out about $4,000 per
month, on the average to the EN-
ployes located at that point.
National bank projects in Yer
mont are thick in the wintry air. Ev
cry village with postofficc and a
blacksmith shop wants a bank, and
some will get it under the new law.
John Cain, Jr., had his back brok-
en- at Rutland last week by load Of
wood tipping over upon him.
The colored Good Templers of
St. Adams are to have course OF
temperance lectures. Home talent
will be employed exclusively.
The Democrats of Burlington re-
elected Hon. G. II. Blodgctt for May
er, and Judge Tyler, for city Judge.
brakeman Bryant otthe Central
Vermont railroad shot Gustayus
Wright at Montpelier last Saturday,
but not fatally. Jealousy was the
cause.
The passenger and freight station
Of the Central Vermont Railway, at
Moses Junction, n. Y, was burned
Monday morning.
There are nearly a score of claim,
ants for the $4,000 reward offered by
the sclccimcn of Rutland for the
conviction of the murderer Of Mrs
Freeze.
Butter shipments from St. Al,
bans for the month ending Feb. 2Sth,
were 1,055 tubs, about $4,000 pounds
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10

Springfield.
The Keith Manufacturing Com.
pany of North Springfield are doing q
lively business. They have received
an order for fifty of their new style
phetons. Those in want of baby
carriages should see these carriages
before purchasing.
Mr. Edmund Lockwood, a highly
respected citizen ofthis place, is very
sick, and doubts are entertained as to
his recovery. He was soldier in the
war Of 1912.
Mr.. Manville Lewis has received
papers from the U. S. Patent Office
granting him a patent on an improved
child's carriage.
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Chester.

Chester.
H. II, Ingraham has purchased
the "Chester House on Depot Square
paying therefor $1,000.
j. w. Leach Of Danny has sold
the SRA A. Adams" farm in this town
to Tyler Earle for $2,735.
Whole number of deaths in town
last year was SO. Oldest person, SO
youngest, day. Females, 10; males
10. Females, married, 9 unmarried,
10. Males, married, Summarized, II.
Of the above number, 6 were over 80,
3 over 70, 4 over 60, 6 over so, l oy-
er 80, 2 over 20, 3 over 10, and l3
less than 10 IS were natives ofChes,
ter.
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s=
H.1laiiGN.

Au,iiOW.
Black River Academy, has enrol
led over one hundred and fifty students
for the Spring term, and more are
coming just as they get a crust to
come on.
The Rutland Herald Of Thursday
contains an article about boy named
Julian Stowe ofthis place. The truth
Of the case is this. When the boy
was two days old his father put him
under the care Of Jonathan Buckmas-
ters family, where he has remained ev-
er since. The boys father paying Mr..
Bucknaster's people for taking care OF
him. The boys father wanted him,
the boy did not want to go, so he is
here yet, subject TO his fathers demand
and the law says that the father is
boss. No reward offered nor no
trouble.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10

Weston,
This town has already subscribed
$4,000 towards building the contem.
plated Deerfeld River Railroad. More
is contingently promised.
On going TO the stable one morn.
ing recently, D. S. Perkins found one
of his horses with q broken leg, ne.
cessitating the killing of the animal.
1t was valued at S12O, and is a Sc
we're loss to q worthy, industrious
young man. 1t is a pleasure to record
that a large share OF it is being made
good by his lellw townsmen.
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West Randolph.

Two fires occurred in West Ran
dolph on Thursday oflast week. The
large two story house owned and oc
cupied by Geo. Whitney was discov
cred to be Oh fire about II o'clock A
NJ, but the fire had progressed so that
no efforts could save the house. The
contents were mostly saved, and by
extraordinary effort the wood-shed
and contents also saved. The house
was insured for $1,000.
About 4 o'clock, p. NJ, the dry
house at Mr.. Bruce's tub factory, con
tanning stoves innumerable, was dis.
covered TO be rapidly ORIGINATING" on
it's own hook. Notwithstanding Tie
prompt efforts Of our citizens, the
ashes safely repose beneath new
sanctum, which our enterprising neigh
Dor has already erected, and nearly
completed.
The alarming season of sickness
has in great measure abated.
Smith Clark isn't selectman any
more. Geo. Bradford a reliable Dem
ocrat stepping into his shoes. Here
by hangs tale. Public men should be
careful how they make promises they
do not intend to fulfil.
Several white crows have been
observed lowering about the village
during the past week.
The masquerade party for the
benefit of the Fire Company, yielded
quite revenue, and was highly en-
joyed by "all who participated"
The usual number of dog fights,
runaways, and side shows have occurred
the past week; scandals have filed the
air; but never mind, "t'ill be summer
time, bye and bye L. Z.
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R'rOctOrSViiSe.

EoCsOEStn1kSs
Hiram Giddings of this place,
who recently died at the age of "a,
was one Of the crew of the privateer,
Enterprise, which was captured by
the British and taken to England in
the war of 1912, and he was a prison
er there for 3 years. He was also one
of the prisoners confined in the Dart
mouth hulk, and 10 days after his
incarceration his hair became white.
He bore, all through his life, the
marks Of the chains he wore upon his
flesh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10

Windsor.
AT the Golden Wedding celcbra-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter,
on the 22d of February, alluded to in
our last Issue, our esteemed friend Mr.
L. A. Shedd of Harfland, made q
brief and appropriate speech, in be-
half of the friends who made the me.
mortal gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
we're married February 22d 1925, and
on the first Of April following they
moved into the house which they
have occupied ever since. Every
other house and farm in that School
District have changed owners and oc-
cupants since that time, and some of
them more than once.
The Grand Ball at the "Ascutney
House" on Friday Of last week was a
success. Quite Il number of couples
attended.
L. W. Stocker at the "One Price
Store" will continue his Auctions on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
and evenings through the present
month. An excellent opportunity to
get goods cheap at both private and
auction sales-without getting cheat
ed.
Our Town Meeting on Tuesday
OF last week passed off quietly. The
Hon. James II. Pollard, Moderator,
and the meeting adjourned before
noon until the afternoon at 2. Pretty
much the Old board Of Town officers
were elected. Town Tax Sper cent.
on the Grand List with 10 per cent.
discount, if paid by July LIST; High
way Tax 20 per cent on Grand List,
to be paid in money. The Selectmen
are the Road Commissioners for the
year ensuing. Town debt SIT, $1,000.
Not much interest was felt about the
Co. Commissioner vote, which was
quite light. Samuel A. Weston had
20 votes and Geo. L. Fletcher IL. In
this sicily town S1464.39 worth of
Liquors were sold by the "Agent" dur
ing the last year, for Medicine, &c,
&c.
The East Parish has voted to
pass its records and other property
over to the town.
AT the Corporation Meeting held
on Tuesday evening, the old officers
were reelected with one or two excep-
tions-T. B. VIM was elected Vice
President in place of Gilbert Thayer,
who has moved to Hartland.
The Ascutney Agricultural AS
ISOLATION will hold meeting at J. B.
Farnsworth's Office on Monday eve.
of next week-to make arrangements
for paying the debts of the concern,
and to appoint the time for the Second
Annual Fair.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10

The G.. NJ. p. Academy opened
last week, with over 40 students in at
tendance.
The Grange is having lively dis,
cussions on household economy, and
agricultural progress and kindred top
les. A great deal of interest is mani
tested.
The Universalist Society gave a
donation to Rev. f. Ballou, at his
house last "Wednesday evening.
The fire company held their
monthly meeting last Saturday even.
ing. 1t is proposed that the engine
be repaired and put in serviceable
condition.
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South ISOyaItOn.

Clement Dean, here, made in
the past year $2400 worth Of butter
from II cows.
Chester Dodge of this place, who
lost two children within a few days
of each other, some weeks ago, b1ried
his only remaining child week before
loof
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East Barnard.

East barnard.
The Ladies OF East Barnard Tn.
ion Society will held their First An
nual Fair at Oliver Golf s Hall, on
Wednesday, March 18th, at 6 IL o,
clock p. M. There will be exhibited
for sale great variety Of useful arti-
cles also, an elegant display of Fan
cy Work, The occasion will be en-
livened by Music-vocal and instru-
mental Tableaux, &c, sc. Tickets
to Supper, including Oysters, 50 cents
each. The proceeds Of the Fair are
to be expended in repairing the
Chuch. A general invitation is ex-
tended.
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GEaEtiand.
Lewis Marcott has bought Of
Frank Gilbert the house near the
foundry, also a lot of land of L. A.
Shield, paying $435,00 for the same.
"A surprise party and dance came
off at the residence of Charles French,
last Wednesday night, some so coup
les were present, and they all had a
tirSt-rate time.
Charles Tasker has opened a
paint shop in the rooms over the
blacksmith shop at the Three Corn
ers.
20. II. Jones has moved from this
place, to Plaintield n. II.
Mrs. Aver of this place gave pub
lie readings at Pavilion Hall a
short time since, giving good satisfact-
ion.
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er, and several deaths have occurred
The severe weather has been the
cause.
This cruel war is over Ed
win Fisher has been appointed Post
master at this place. 1t is only fol-
two years, anyway.
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Bethel.

Bethel.
Duane Wood, a young man
eighteen Or twenty years of age, son
of Mr., Grin Wood, committed suicide
by shooting himself on Wednesday
afternoon. Discouragement at his
prospects for bushes seems to be the
only cause that can be assigned for the
act.
There has been great deal of
sickness in Bethel Lympus this wint.
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THOUSANDS SAVED.

From the brink OF the grave health and
strength given to those deemed incurable, by
using the famous brazilian Plant, discovered
by DR.. Evans OF the Navy. Radically cures
Dyspepsia, Liver & Kidney Complaints,
Nervous Debility, Epilepsy. Lost Vitality,
and Weaknesses from excess in Alcohol. To-
bacco. Opium, and other causes weakening
the Brain and Nervous System. Send stamp
for circular. Empire Pharmaceutical Co. 737
Broadway, n. Y, l6Tyl
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mouth.

Plymouth.
The store at Plymouth Union,
owned by d. Wilder and occupied by
Allen J. Brown, was destroyed by fire
early Wednesday morning last. The
goods were all destroyed, the Wilder
House came near burning it was badly
damaged.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10

mile. The stockholders of the east
ern division will meet at Portland
next week, to determine whether they
will unite with these roads in the is
sue Of the joint bonds. The question
of consolidating the management will
also come up. The directors of the
Essex county railroad are Horace
Fairbanks, Calvin Morrill,, VIM. b.
Hatch, Scion s. Gould, and John w.
Haltshorn. For the st. Johnsbury
and Montpelier road, Horace Fair
banks, Calvin Morrill,, VIM. b. Hatch
Luke p. Poland, and Franklin Fair
banks.
"A destructive fire occurred at St.
Adams recently. 1t commenced in
Barnes block, destroying that build
ing, and burning out several business
firms who occupied it. Total loss
$4,000, partially covered by insur-
ance.
Postmaster J. W. Clark, Of Mont
pelier, was thrown from his sleigh,
dragged by the reins and considerably
hurt las: Friday, his horse having tax
en- fright at q blast in the frozen earth
at the Pavilion foundations.
They have fifteen year old boy
at Bennington who measures "a inches
around the head. A No. 8 hat, the
largest in a store to which he recently
went to purchase, was much to SMALL
for him.
The store occupied by Romeo
Norton, of Huntington, was entered
by the back doorlast Wednesday night
and sixty dollars in money was stoled
from the money draw. No clue to
the robbers has yet been obtained.
Vermont is getting to be a no
torious State for shooting scrapes."
The Walden aAray OF Wednesday last
comes to us through the North Star.
One Cannon beat n Mrs. Carr, and
was to be tried for the assault. But
the day oftho tria' Gannonanl d gang
Of men went to the Carr house, to try
to settle. Albert Carr, son Of the
beaten woman, met them, ordered
Cannon away, and then fred pistol
at him, the ball entering his chin and
and running around to the back of the
neck. The wound is not supposed to
be fatal. Better put them both where
they will do the most good, working
for the State.
The next meeting Of the Vermont
conference of the Methodist church,
will be held at Bellows Falls, April
81.
The clergymen connected with
the Congregational churches of Frank
lin County Vermont, are out with Il
card, stating that Robert ONeal, who
was hired by the Congregational
church of Fairfield, Vermont, to sup
ply for time their pulpit, is an i'm
poster, and wholly unfit to hold any
position of trust, and entirely ande,
serving Of patronage or favor from any
christian people.
"A meeting ofthe directors OF the
Irasburgh National Bank has been
called for March 18th, to consider the
question of putting the bank intoliqui-
dation and closing it up, in order
that the stockholders, who wish to re-
move it to Barton, may be able to
carry out their project.
The St. Regis Indians, through
their agent "EcharI,' have brought
suit Of ejectment against George Part
ridge, of Shelburne. Smith & Noble
have been retained as counsel for the
Indians : Ed. J. Phelps for Partridge.
The original claim is six hundred and
forty acres one hundred and forty
acres in this case, which is supposed
to be a test case.
w. H. Blaisdell, the st. Adams
accused Of wiling scanda.
lous letters to Miss Keith of Sheldon,
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Barnard.


Barnard.
Our old friend E. Il. Morgan has
met with another great loss. On
Friday morning, March 9Th, he dis,
covered that his Steam Mill was burn
ed he arose about o'clock a. M, and
found the main part Ofthc building all
burned down--he had just got in
some new machinery, and just hung 2
large grindstones. His total loss is
$1,000. No insurance. There was
nc fire built in the building after J
o'clock ?. NJ, Thursday. 1t is q
great wonder his house and barns
were not burned, the roofs were liter
ally covered with burned shingles that
were conveyed there by the wind. Some
Of them were found in the wood-shed
attached to the house, and some i'll
the front hall. Cause OF fire unknown
A. G..
The Co., Commissioner vote
stood as follows Fletcher 1903 Yves
ton SO. Done well.
II. Z. Ingham of Davenport, L.,
somewhat noted as bruiser, invited
J. S. Drake, editor of the Rock Island
ILL.,, Argus, to help him drink a bottle
OF wine in q saloon at Davenport, Ia,
the other evening and while they
were sitting together at the table,
hit him blow on the head with the bot
tie which is likely to prove fatal. He
escaped, though there were several
persons in the saloon. The affair
grew out of revenge against Drake
for denouncing lngham in the paper.
Drake is native Of Malone, n. Y,
and was formerly 4 student at Middle
bury college. brakes partner is J. E.
Danforth, formerly Of Barnard, VT
Rutland Globe.
"A big tfot is in contemplation
here on the pond sometime this month,
the pond being now in splendid condi-
ton.
1T is quite good travelling over
Barnard hills now, the late thaw hay.
ing left hard bottom from the last
SHOWS.
Many farmers are getting short
of hay, and nearly all the water pipes
are frozen which bring water to barns,
making much trouble for many to
water their stock.
Barnard intends to celebrate the
one hundreth anniversary of the settle
ment of the town the present year. 1t
being settled one hundred years ago
this month.
"A Dramatic club has been formed
here called the "Silyer Lake Dramatic
Club" and they propose giving two
entertainments here at the Town
Hall on Wednesday and Friday even
ings Of next week. They are rehears
ing that excellent Drama "Speed the
Plough Or, the Murdered Brother"
consisting of 5 Acts 20 Scenes and
Is characters, and there can be no
doubt but it will be great treat to
whoever hears it. 1t will be given
each evening with one of the two fol
lowing roaring Farces 'Dundudetys
Picnic" and the "Two Puddifoots.'
Don't fail to 60 Fl. N. 3.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-03-10

FelCilyiIic.
Spruce gum is said to be an arti-
Gle Of consumption in considerable
quantities in Felchville, and the con-
snmers embrace many OF the girls
and prominent citizens.
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WOODSTOCK Academy oil Natural Scieuce' 20 oo
Warmest day 2Sd-Max. Their. 90 59' O
Mean for the day, 36.y5
Cellest dov ,3tb-Min. Their. $3.50
Mean for the day, 5.37
Range of temperature, 9S5 degrees n 40
Mean temperature ut o'clock u. IN. 0.S3
" " " 2 O'Clock p. m. 1889
g 0 O'Clock p. m. 9.4S
for the month, 9.67
Mean ofcloudiness at 7 O'Clock n. M. $50
" 2 o'clock p. m. .6.4S
o'clock p. m. 2.57
for the month, 1876
Mean force ofwindat o'clock n. m. LAB
" 2 o'clock p. m. 2.2l
" 8 o'clock p. m. l,57
" for the month, LA
Number of day onwhic! rain or snow
has fallen, 10
Number OF days without rain or snow, Is
Amount OF snow in inches, 1875
Amount of rain and melted snow, 2.l0
Whole amount Of snow during the
winter, 1880 inchos.
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Woodstock.
Report Of meteorological observations Tor
the month of FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1875, taken
at Woodstock, Vt, under the direction OF the