Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-26
STATE JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY,
Personal.

Personal.
Tm orange county democrats have nominated
G. W CLARK Of Chelsea, and J " B-s NJ Brad
ford Tor senators
Rrv. j. D. LFwis. 81 South Boston, will preach
In Williston next sabbath. at eleven O'Clock. a.
w., aud one O'Clock. r.N
CotoNeL \. T. BurNr. formerly Of the Twelfth
Vermont, now Of tor Ieaycuworih, Kansas, Is ON
a visit To his friends In ltmvillc
cam from George b lloar, Of Worcester,
Mass. is puhishod declining denomination To
Congrc.. lie Intends 10 return 10 The practice Of
his profession.
MppLtn,iU CoLLioE most worhily bestowed
the title of Doctor of Divinity upon Rev 5.
Smith, u this village one of the editors Of the
V,moDi ChfQnioir
fHE Springfield Mass taiop says the rresi-
dency Of Amherst College WIS last week formally
rendered TO Professor seclyo by the committee Of
trustees and he has the oiier under consideration.
MINIS, the Barre bank robbor, confined in
Windsor prison. Is said 10 be the most industrious
convict In the institution He is at work In the
shoe shop, and is very gentIemany In his de
pertinent
uf the six newly appointed Judges Of the SUI
preme Court of New Hampshire, three are Yer
monters by birth William L. Foster of Concord,
George g. bingham Of littleton and William If.
II. Allen Of Claremont
toL0NrL Bnisrow has -igniHed b. Hon George
Nichols Secretary Of the Republican State Com
mittee hi- intention 10 be present during the
middle aud last days Of August, and address the
people upon the political ISSUES Of the day We
know Of no one who will meet with a heartier re-
copton or attract larger audiences than Colonel
Bh-tow, and we arc pleased 10 learn that meas
ure- have been taken 70 base him come To Mont
pelier during his tour.
EX-GovERSon WILLIAM llAILE, Of Keene one
Of the most distinguished citizens Of New llamp-
shire, died Of aIoplexy on the morning Of satur-
day last Ills health had been somewhat en-
ieohled Tor several years, but his sudden death
will be a painful surprise to the community Mr.
Halle was born in putney, Wndham county Vt,
May ~, 1907 III. father was a farmer ln hum
Bile circumstances, but was man Of uphghnes-
and excellent character
WORCESTER Rev. t. Warren will preach at
the Corners July 3tI
PLAiNfuLp There will be a religious meeting
at flanteid sunday, July 'Nthi conducted 10y
member. Of the Young Meas Christian Associa-
tons Of Barre and Montpelier
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ele'en a. w. ana one j. w. r''N' SUNNY
BARRE 81 the Barre town meeting held sat
nrday evening, july III, Geo 1iidcu W. A..
Boyce aud u. II. Reed were chosen delegates Ia
the District Con, euton tp Toe held 20 Rutland.
August 81
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NohuHitLp.-ienry L. Stay ton isq, OF Chit
cago, will address the citizens of Mortified at the
Republican headquarters Arnofy ilalll ON sat
uday evening, july @th at hali-last seven
o'clock ON the political issues Of Che day The
tlee club will be in attendance All are invited
To be present
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/ DrNm-RY. The summer term Of the school
] taught by Miss l.. b. scott, in District No. Q.
/ closed July 9TH with good degree Of success
| The following list embraces the names Of those
/ who had neither absence nor hardness Annie G
/ smith. Willie smith. Eugene Davis. Eta HAYDEN.
( Patrick Mack Mnch credit is due to the teacher
for her efforts to uuiu a rantar attendance Of her
| scholars. only two being tardy the entire term.
/ four prizes we're offered as an indictment
wurANs1owN The heavy thunder storm Of
/ last Thursday did considerable damage in our
town The lightning struck the Congregational
parsonage going down the chimney. causing some
disturbance, but not iuiuring any one. 1t also
two colts Tor T. C. smith Ralph ptty's potato
| field was also struck, killing the vines for two OF
three rods entering the hills and throwing ont the
potatoes William : Bec,ct's barn was struck
but not much damage was done