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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

WoMASs TEMPERANCE CoSvESrIoN.--In spite
Of the terribly incement weather OF the past week
and the almost utter mpossiblity of public travel
nearly or quite one hundred and fifty ladies from
different portions OF the state, assembled at VII
lage Hall this morning. in attendance upon the
Christian Womans' State Temperance Convention.
The morning hour was devoted to earnest prayer
for Gods blessing upon the good work
At ten o'clock an organization was effected by
electing Mrs. J. NJ Haven, of Rutland, President
for the day, and Mrs, Mary ?. Perkins, OF Bur
lngton Secretary.
A committe Of three, on rules for-the prosecu-
ton OF business WAS chosen as follows. Mrs. c. p
Tapln, OF Randolph Mrs, W, H. Lord, Of Mont
peller, and Mrs J. II. orcutt Of Mortified
It was voted, that ladies in attendance as visit
ors, have all the privileges OF the convention, ex-
cept voting.
On motion, a committee OF three on Business
was raised, as follows Mr. Joel Foster, Mrs f.
p, Jewett and Mrs. A. c. Brown.
Voted, 10 proceed TO effect a State organization,
and the following ladies were appointed To prepare
the draft OF constitution for such purpose Mrs
Taplln, OF Randolph Mrs. Foster, Of Montpelier
Miss A. q. Barnard, Of Springfield; Mrs. l.. Ten
ney, of Barre; aud Mrs. NJ. Davis, OF Burlington
committee on Resolutions was raised as fol.
lows: Mrs. S. II. Colburn, Of Springfield, Miss
Addo Clark, Of Montpelier, and Mrs W. D. Nal.
colin, of Mortified
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17
leaMs.

In THIS village on the ith inst Of consumption WILLIE
y GRAY Youngest son Of william Gray, ksq in tho als
In stowe February J. JOHN r. RATCHELDER
In Dnintree February /, Rev T. II. ROLLINS, aged q
In Lyndonylle, January o. Capt join Robe, aged IS
In last Montpelier, January 49, POLLY sToDDARD
aged 20 years.
In .Ea.i Bethel, February H. Of Influenza, NANCY IN
MAN, aged 70 years,
=, Ia Worthwhile February :, Mrs. LEONARD srAUL-
DlNll aged 81 years, . s.4t
In Bethel February !, FANNY CGIAMBERLAIN, aged
" yoarsAnd sIninths.
In STAFFORD, FshmaYs LUCINDA, vito Of Robert snr-
gent aged "A years and months.
In Warren February IL III heart disease ELIzA KINGS
BURY, wife Of Ezra kngsbufy, aged d years
IL Iqp,l,aF g@ssssy IS the rs.ienee q his son.
MAS, wife Of Hon. Thomas Waterman. aged ~ yearr.,
In Norhneld, February g. CHARLOTTE G, wife Of
Capt NJ NJ CiscaHed S, years, 1lnonths and l2days.
In plainf l. February 7, !GEORGIE .wATsoN, infant
dangh'srot Aars aid Thankful u Page, aged 1iaonih.
In Royaiton January a. Of congestion Of the brain,
EDITH a. assd yenr, only daughter Of Arson and
In xancls.st.t,. n HsoFSb IL. HARVEY GROW. for
Randolph FOR 1.niaI. ~ I'D. 'aff
I Ia y 4 seyS n LQnA Jackson wife of
sfa% o az ass sTs e.. S% G .S4s sss S s
and tS waY% h s sis Asn ss
reaverA that pre10desh The enjoyment Of her society To
them The lo5s Typsrabe. Although sle has been
valid fot teff Tong Years and most Of the time
suneref,y yet hS Va hasbesn almost lnar patient
has beet her sfeng, untrns her efforts every
yestge VI rireh however treble fof tbs benefit
brt " those around her Indeed. her life like the sunshine
and flowers, r,ped 10 hnpar uuting bnt radiance aud
sweetness 10 all In her the religious element strong
and abiding AMI she hry beleyedn HE nnal triumph
righteousness over all opposing elements, and died full
faith Of cqniingei existence and neutrality-suspicious. She
finished hst Work with deheration and tenderness
and has calmly passed away The blessings Of the
munty hRvt followed her 10 her grave. Many will be the
tears that laeeled affection VIII drop around hrr grave
and many loving hand Will tendery deposit flowers the
last resting place ii whom 10 know love ana the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

RAILROAD SuEp-The Richford Sentinel says
that Luther L. Davis, Esq, U. S. Consular Agent
at Abercorn, and Nelson G. Davis, Of that town,
have both brought suits against the South Eastern
railway, the former for $4,000 damages and the
latter for $4,000, for damages received at the
railway accident in Sutton, August 18th. Davis
Adams, Of st. Adams, are attorneys for Luther Il.
Davis, and f. Henry Powell, of Richiord, for Nell
son G. Davis. Deputy Sheriff Smith served the
papers upon the company Thursday, and levied
an attachment upon engines and passenger cars.
Hon. Luther Baker and Superintendent Alden re-
ceipted for the property temporarily, so that the
passenger and express trains moved on without
hindrance, The gentlemen who have brought
these suits were both badly and permanently in
jured. The recovery Of Mr. Luther L. Davis was
somewhat remarkable, as his skull was fractured,
and more than a spoonful Of brain matter was
lost besides other injuries to other portions OF his
body that would have killed some men. Thanks
to powerful constitution, he recovered although
he has not, and probably viii not, regain his for
mer strength, mentally or physically. We learn
from the Montreal Herald that Mr. Philo Lambkin,
Of Riceburg, Z. O., has also brought an action for
damages against the company, laying his damages
AT Soo,sO. IL will be remembered that he was so
seriously injured that his recovery was doubtful
Tor more than month, and his declaration alleges
that since then he has been disabled from doing
business and In all probability will be 80 disabled
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

PROBATE CouRT The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington, during the week ending February 10
1875; February Q, Joel Doty's estate, will proved ;
VIM r. Murray, administrator O. W. May and
John Jackman, appraisers and commissioners
James Boyden's estate, J r. Seaver and NJ D.
parmenter appraisers and commissioners license
to sell personal estate granted, VIM. J. Haines
estate, Emily Cummings Haines, administrator
VIM S. Atkins and A. r. Garyin, appraisers and
commissioners, license to sell personal estate
granted. February u, Joseph Hazeltines estate
administration account referred to March 8 Feb
ruary IS, Charles Reeds estate administration
account referred to March 6. February IS, Abbie
May Benjamin's guardianship, Joseph Benjamin
guardian. Sarah IL Ilaydens estate, admnistra-
ton account referred to March g. j. G. Smiths
estate, will referred for probate to March o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17
Fires In Vermont.

J .. q . ~ o. a
4'Tbedweifng house d simon and Jerry En-
DRY, Of Groton, was burned Monday, the list ms,
Nothing saved and no insurance The.fre was
discovered too late 70 save anything
The hohseRui Morse barn Of George W. Cars
farm, in, Waterford we're burned Thursday morn
ing, the'fre originating from stove pipe passing
THOUGH The etdling. Loss sbout $4,000, insur-
ance sl,ioo. ~ .t
-.Aspgar house, with three or four hundred sap
buckets. one heater, two holders, one cutiyator
and double sleigh, Belonging to Mrs c. b. W.
Tilden, OF Barnet, was destroyed by FIRE on Thurs
day Of last week Can.c--ashes
The srw ana erlst mill OF II II. Myers Co +,
Of PowRal vas consumed by FIRE, Sunday morn
ing, February 9Th The engine and boiler, though
materially injpred, are not rendered useless Loss
on mill and contents, about $1,000 Insurance,
5000
Alfred Greenough's new house. In Swanton,
was burned Tuesday night Of last week I, seoms
that the fire cAtght in the wall from an over
heated stove, Z Az the furniture was saved, also.
ne doors and windows Of the house Insured for
Atoa, ten o'esHk Sunday evening, FIRE was
discovered w The grocery store Of John MELON
aid, OF ST Adams, and Il was Consumed, together
with Mr.. McEehaids dwelling house adjoining
The loss 90 the buildings and store Is estimated
at 5000, and u insured IN tile Franklin, Of Phil
adelphiai for $1,000 u-s.
TnE Old irab-colored town OF New Bedford, the
city " oil AID arstocmcy, must look 10 her repu-
tauon The Rey, Mr. Julien, in recent sermon
To the people IN Liberty Hall asserted that there
was more lying done 10 the square inch in New
bedford than In any other place In the United
States except Washington
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17
STATB OF VERMONT,

In probate court held at Monipeler IN and for said dis
tfrt, on the 9Th day Of February, A. ID. ISIS.
Samuel ~ Keton administrator OF the estate OF Elijah
Nye tr OF Berlin, In said district deceased makes appu
cation 10 said witk the consent and appreciation IN
writing Of the widow and heirs Of said deceased residing In
this state for se ose ali Of the rsal estate Of said de-
ceased 10 wit The houe farm estimated TO contain about
twohundti Of an and the buildings thereon, in
Guiding the homestead The Prrley farm, commonly called
estimated 10 contain nns-nvg acres Of land and buildings
thereon; the mouutan lot. called containing about
hundred Of wood and PASTURE land pew In the
Congregational meeting house, and stall In the horse
afofesd representing at tbs sale thereof would be bene-
hcial 10 the widow and Heirs OF said deceased and those In
tereSied Up his estate whereupon. Il ordered by said
court mt sad application be referred 70 session thereof
to bs eab ths ppste ooen said Montpelier the nth
day Of February heariug and decision thereon
and further ordered that all Interested be not
ined hIe0f ny publication hotce Of said application
order thereon, three weeks successfully In the Vermont
WauayDasnl AMI STATE Joufal newspaper published at
MonipeAer. AND Width chouhtes IN the neghborhood Of
those htefcste before said time Of hearing, that they may
appear said flr and pace md " they cause. object
thereto. - 10 the eOurt rlNHest,
d3BT'eni tststs y ~ MA. CHASE. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

GAysviILE-Physicians Of this place declare it
to be the most sickly season of their experience
School District No. have been obliged to close
the school on account Of sickness among the
scholars.
The Changers received their first invoice Of
-four last week, which for quality and price beats
everything Of which they have any knowledge.
Tho graded school closed its rather short SEES
sion Of ten weeks, on Friday last, giving general
satisfaction. But it is hoped that means will be
taken at the next school meeting to provide more
school for the coming year.
Saturday morning, the thermometer reached
the lowest point during the winter, indicating
thirty-siN degrees below zero. The highways for
miles in back districts are blocked with snow,
making it necessary to seek the adjoining fields
for a passage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17
Mariages.

In Warren, February II, by james Car,iell Fsq O. W
ihoN0NtjER and ELhES HANKS both Of Warren.
In honsowq. February !, by Rev. j. ?. Hall ARTHUR
ln harsvnei FehTuary s. ny Rev. g. W Bailey Al
NAhO y EDISON and ISABEL DOUGLASS, both q
stowr ...f rrf. 80 1870 p.
In nethel, January 30. by Rev : A. PArker ORi.AN o.
IHoMfSoS, Of woodstock, ani LOIS N. FISHER. "
Bethel.
=. RUSSELL and HRNRlErrA 4. BATCHELDER, both
" Stowe.
In Woodbury. February n, by Rev n. \. Jones RY-
LAND = DkENAN, Of lIafdwck, and DORA NJ, NIL
son, of wooahhsys ff
10 waeneld, FEBRUARY .. BY Req. J. II. Rabbit COR
DON !. BUSHNELL, of Nora Springs, Iowa and LIZZIE
J. NEwCOMB, OF wAiisneld.
In Wlston February TO- at the residence the brides
father, ly hey. a. M seaton, Dr.ISAAC d. ALNER and
ELLEN J. WHITNEY, both Of Williston.
In E@et February at the Of the brides father
by Rev. George 8 Guernsey, DAVID HUNTER OF Essex
Junction. and ELIZABETH A. wllIrCOMB, N LsseI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

WARRES.-While Charles Perrin was at work
for Parker Tucker & Banister, packing clap
boards in their mill yard, severe gust Of wind
blew a clapboard heart from the pile about twenty
feet away, striking Perrin over the left eve He
struck senseless but came to his senses and
crawled to the house Of A. L, Way, where an ex-
animation was made by DR.. Slayton, who decided
that his skull was not cracked, but up to the pre-
sent time he lies in sort Of stupor, unable To
speak, and sinking rapidly
The Warren Dramatic Club give benefit to
Judson Richardson, at the Village Hall, on We'd
nesday evening Of next week on which occasion
they present the drama OF THE Fireman" A
good orchestra will be provided. and the Warren
Cornet Band will be present. Those who attend
may be assured Of a rich treat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

DouSD Ur.-Our readers will remember the
case Of John Mcdonald, the employe on the
Barre railroad who stole three watches from his
fellow-workmon and ned. Mcdonald was subse-
quently arrested in Concord, n. H. "Reminiscences,
and ON saturday last Officer futile went TO Con-
cord and arrested him, and brought him here. On
Monday Mcdonald, who gave his name as Smith,
which appears TO be his true name, was brought
before Justice Huse, and the proof was SC COM
pete that he bound up in $3.50 for trial at the
county court, in default Of which, he was commit
ted to Jail. Officer futile received every courtesy
from Officer Rand, at Concord, and regards the
officers In that place as complete gentlemen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

HALF FARE REGULArioSs The Central Yer
mont Passumpsic Portland and Ogdensburg, and
Montpelier and Wells River railroads have en-
tered into an agreement limiting the occasions
when half fare tickets will be granted as follows
ON and after February lst 1873, half fare will
only be granted 10 persons attending Camp-meet-
ings, Fourth Of July Excursions, State and County
Fairs and Teachers Institutes Persons attend
ing other conventions or meetings Of bodies, Of
whatever nature, where reduced rates arc given,
will be charged local fare in going, and one-half
fare in returning with the exception Of Sabbath
school excursions, for which special rates will be
made by each road
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17
STATE or VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held Montpelier, said District,
the 9Th day Of February, A. ID. 1875
Joseph Poland executor Of the last will and testament OF
Joseph Kdwell late Of Montpelier In said district decease
makss application To said Court with the and APP
probation In writing OF the deyisees and lesaees of said
decreased for license 10 sell all Of the real estate Of said
DECEASED TO Wit the lot and buildings owned and occupied
by said Joseph Rowe at the time OF his decease and stu
ated 81. Paul street In the village Of Montpelier, repre-
seng that he sale thereof would be beneficial to the de-
seos and legaies Of said deceased and those interested
In Ills estate Mhefenpon II is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred thereof be held
the Probate once in said Montpelier the 2ih day Of Feb
ruary A. ~ 1878 for hearing and decision thereon and
further ordered that all persons be
by publication OF notice Of said application and order
ereoD three weeks successivey In the Vermont Waterman
staff Journal newspaper published at Montpelier and
which circuaies In the neghborhood Of those interested be-
fore said time Of hearing that they appear said time
and place and n they cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.-Attest.
6S.6T n. A. CHASE, Register
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WAsIiINGToN DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held vt Montpelier and for said Dis
trct. an n.s lsh dasrof fstfuary, A. ID, asa
An instruieht be the and Testa
ment Of Joseph a. smlth hate Of Waterbury said District
deceased being presented to the Court BY ). H. IIuse
the executor therein named, for Probate II II ordered by
sab Court thai all PERSONS concerned therein be notified 10
appear at session Of said Court TO be held the Probate
office, In Montpelier, ting sh day Of MARCH,, 4 D. 1875
and show cause II any they have, rhe Probate
Of said viii for which purpose Il "a lerf ureft, mat
copy ~ The record nf this order he li ee seks
auccfSsivcly IN the Vermont Watcifu. site Journal
printed at Monineller pTey0us ~ appointed for
hearing. BY fle Couri.-Atsit.
66-6s -HARNl \ IlInIN. lnhse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

GosrEL MEETINGS. The executive committee
Of the Young Mems Christian Associations and
churches Of Vermont, have concluded arrange
ments for holding Gospel Meetings at the follow
ing places in addition TO those already announced
Plymouth February 18th, 18th and 10Th; Iras.
burgh, February 18th, 1ath and goth, Lowell,
February I'D, I'D and oath; Ludlow, February
25th 18th and 9th South Royalton, March LIST,
ID and "a Royalton, March 4th and 9Th Bethel,
March 9Th, 7th and sthi and Roxbury, March 9TH,
10Th and 18th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

v ESTATE OF JOHN 7, SMALLEY.
The undersigned having been appointed BY honorable
probate Tor the district Washington commissioners
Ia receive examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all Parsons against the estate Of John smaley late VI
NOrthfed In said district deceased and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto hereby notice that will for the
purposes afp=aa. at the dwelling house Of George u.
Smalley In Noged. the nth day Of February and
dayef Junr next from O'Clock, until nve O'Clock.
each Of said days. and that months
18th day Of December A. D. 1874 the line limited
court for said creditors 10 present their claims
animation aud allowance
Hated AZ Sorttded his 1O,h day Of January A. D. ls7s
- % Royal M;,CLARK, Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

BRooKfIHr.D AT a regular meeting OF brook
field Lodge, No l52 l. o. OF G r., held Saturday
February 9Th, the following officers were irs'alled
for the ensuing quaner Worthy Gu mplar
gorge Beard Worthy Vice Templar Mary
Greer Worthy Secretary, Abbie Smith, Worthy
Assistant Secretary, Lizzie lAmson Worthy Finan-
cial Secretary, Walter WILDER; Worthy Treasurer
Lucy WILDER; Worthy Marshal Henry Wilson;
Worthy Deputy Marshal, Laura wilson Worthy
Chaplain, Marcus Peck Worthy Guard, Ida Slack
Worthy Sentinel, Edgar Moulton; Worthy Right
Hand supporter, Emma Alyord, Worthy Left
Hand Supporter Clara Beard Past Worthy Chief
Templar, Juiius f Locke, The lodge is in a very
prosperous condition, and doing a good work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

Mr. EAsfrY's READINcs.--1hose Of our people
who attended the readings given by Mr. Easily
last evening enjoyed a rich treat MIR Easily is
certainly one Of the best readers we have ever
heard ranking easily with Murdock, Vandenhoff
and Churchill. lie possesses a fine voice, thor
oughly cultivated, and over which he has perfect
command. lie has also a clear conception Of what
he reads, and renders it inin il.. We are
pleased 20 learn that he has consented 10 repeat
his readings here tomorrow Thursday evening,
and we commend him as a cultivated and accom-
pished reader, who will be sure % delight his
nnliannn
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

I y ESINTE OF DAVID z. 1NLIN.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate court for the district OF Washington COMMISSIONER
10 receive examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
a against the estate Of David C. Joysn late OF
Nageld IN said district decreased and all claims exhibited
In Offset rfeto hereby give notice that will meet for
the purposes Aforesaid az the dwelling house Of widow
Jane F. Joysn, Of wasned the 18Th day Of February
and 18th day Of July next from O'Clock untl four
O'Clock. each of said days aud that months from
sad df add creditors present their claims
examination and allowance.
Dated at wAned this 9Th day Of January, A. d, 1878
as ! hhofSETf xos Commissioner.
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cTATE OF VERMONT,

probate court held at Montpelier In said District on
the 9Th day Of February, A. ID ISIS
The account Of solomon old administrator Of the
NJ Benjamin Wood late Of Barre said district deceased
presented for examination and allowance and apnca-
ton made decree distribution and partition Of the
estate ~ aid DECREASED Whereupon, Il ordered by said
court that said account and sail application he referred
session thereof a. he held at the probate office sad
Montpelier. tho 2iih day February A. D. ISIS for
hearing and decision thereon; And It Is further ordered
that notice hereof be TO all persons Interested by pub
LEGATION, 81 the SANE three weeks successfully In the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal newspaper published
Munprer previous said time appointed hearing
that they appear said time and place and show
any they may have, why said account should
be allowed and such decree made
T-st Hy the court-Attest,
$50 HARVEY TiLDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-17

MILITIA ELEcToNs--Ihe commissioned officers
of the First National Guard Of Vermont met at
the Van Ness House, in Burlington, last week,
to elect Lieutenant Colonel in place Of Frank b,
Davis OF bradford, who resigns his position aud
removes to Chicago, For Lieutenant Colonel,
they elected Maj. W. l.. Grecnleaf, OF Winooskll
To I'LL the position Of Major, made vacant by
Lieutenant Colonel Greeneafs promotion, Cap-
tain Carr, u Brandon, was proposed and chosen.
The regiment is in fine condition, and seems to be
peryaded by that spirit OF unaninlity 80 desirable
In an organization of this character