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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

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amendmcni Whieh motion vas iissqree ,'' p''i''U
~ "a suppress vagmncyi repored with props d Of
amendment which was agfecd H. Read tllri Time sni
pa.se ~ concurrence with pfopusal Of auiaudfsanf
w. Wl. Ia addition at to no1ruorafe me village 81
Ni.tlcupu senate proposals. 81 amendment agreed 10
orwell 20 dllfuse Of The saue senate nf.r.,l 10 ..i
ment epeedto.
w o. define certain Intoxicating iqu0fs Mr. Parker
" hahlng moved i0 reconsider he Vote fefn.us us mir,
fe1dluu, viieh molten IVES Disagreed 10 'a '' ''''
hfiufHff0HH BY Mr. EATON 10 U1ntle that fI. ft.rts
" tls House he md iefehv afe tenerdi ~ fn f, H.
impartial, dlHnifed and able manner la ttish h.. 49,. Ky
fure The delicate and arlu0ua duties Of his ofrs AMI ~
we shall always recall vim feelings "a pleasure and f
our intercourse during the ftnfannlii aa..l H., i.-a
iduptel unanimously.
are lue and ar hereby ,,ti..t W s,. . ili, hnu-f
and bis two assistants for the ve1v oiie - ena
PARTIAL manner in which they have dsehagei Ge tle. 81
adopted unanimouaiy ''e '"' i'''"' '-''Nh
hg Hr tritft 81 Taiftee that fi,s tti. n.
ore rendered 10 the Chaplain, REV j. III a. rIiiln fS'
The faithful and efilclauf ina nner ia .ti, b. h. t
BIZ dnf|as during the nresert se.si,', go
interest be- has taken Ia m1ntainiag Il i III
connection ain tte tisp.rlf '.lA ~
mousiy ' ''i''' "'N
ft SWAIN Of RaaliuaNaus ft.t t,. at..r..s AL
iiuuae are due ~ tho f,ernrtsfa f0r M. nri ~ tfi
House during tho nr,ssnt sss.it,, eiati ,,,,i ~ ''
similar frlrintl1na of tt.ot4 =, Nv, 49,,
in the Dunft eanara ana tbe p.se. ~ no ii "Ol wv
q. ~ iu addition a. 4nli la ,.,,f I'll H.. al t..
10 insufnnce. and In addition 10 rianisf s. ~ . r,i ,i
and under "a suanensiof III IN, ii. ~, Pa 81, XIV
and passed in concurrence " '''''N ''''
y. ga 10 change the time Of holding the gnrtn frt
Tor the county " Caict,nia. read t,ie s,d ,,,, wv
pension nf tie riies a. rs,f ~ guy Ni.l ~
concnrence' wa '''' u' u'" nme ana i"'''d ln
s. o. ln addition IN charter o. relating 90 il f,,ar.
ii rn eiianii.biHs iis V ae ~ .' ',', t ,
VT Mo'itlse u Nouzeuues moved thst M. Hons. or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29
Legislative Matters.

Tan, c,.r,,,,o r.,i,,, t,,,rf,, tifi ,,-.t ,i, it
t,,o,e l,. 4, i,r,,o M, 80. 20. ,f.,,ll,,.
i-''N' '''' ''''o' ~ ~ ''en'S J" NIUE IA
'oi III our P'oy'.'s''' state MI. NAD'h eNoeueht
Mn Woonpu,,s, mad. cuo Uncommon, ~,
,i.otn.,i,.,..,.,',n ,f..,'l..,,........ r.,''',
arc dad 10 500 p,-.,.l with i,, ,.. in ,..,
.i,i,r
60, ,.i, ,'.'''-.'''.'i .''' ,,',''ng'
U.1s''' D''' i''.' vac '''',''u'D' '' '.i'' "'''
legislature
TIM hills ,d,,-so %, ,l,, c,.,t,.,i Women, ,,.o-o
,c,,,r,ol a., f,,or.,hi,. ,,- r,u,,.,i ..,i,,,,
totbe rt,nse .,tnr,l,r ord ,l,,fr ,ii..i Ii,
rof,.ei M, n i,r,, M, i',ri,,.
'''i'' N''o p,,''S 'na' vermont 'o'''rs
,a, no IL. ,,4, - A..
buto covontr,. p, On Nt,r1,,
M senate maze o'hei" Lyme exceeding
eau AZ "'N az '"e saving mechanics servant
s".Si ""u soV" uuSs VI "e S'''e' "nvh put %
4"'''us' N's' ''n'"s' " 'nV pl' "Ahs ueIosiu
~ '"'''ss O""Ns AS against ueio'''o'S'
,os.'@,t,- ~, 80, '''.
'''''i''7 -'','''''' ennis
-, ~
:" '' " - "u'i''' anu
,', '''"' "''iN
"
TnE vagrant act bv which il ia expected To re.
duce the number Of that much abused and oinnl-
present class the tr,mps proyidns ,stbot any nor
son over EIGHTEEN years of noe fo,nd rosrir,,
about without visible means Of support shall be
deemed tramp, and upon complaint arrested
and put 10 labor for three months
'"N 9'''e ,'o'"'lan Is hereafter 70 nave M an
nus s''''S o' one Thousand three hundred DOL
''is Ou' "'' uo ooiised 10 pay MS own assistants
An management VIII doubtless be made SO that
,,e 'o,"IS wa DC KEEP, open throughout the year
i"e s'"rS ~ none 100 large Dut Is all That could
10 "a i''-''' ''''" '''e 'uoNo'ni'"' legislature
m SINAI N'.''u '''' HOUSE OH iemodellng
''o non'u oi agriculture oy vote oil eighteen TO
zen rae oil. 'ooA away 'ne per diem from the
u'e"'oeis VI 'ne ooAiu' ana maze the secretary
'',,' '''''' Nv S"'"IS oi one th'u~iha DOL
,a's ~ s''u 'ia' 'ns wings oil some oil the am
"''''s "sP',''"'" i'' tue Ee'''Sshlp are sadiy
N"pP'u ~ 'i''S "neAp'c'cn action oil the senate.
TnE legislature have resolved 10 make n trial
of the new yea and nay machine. the patent of
which is controlled by A. g. Stafford, Of st. Al
bans, by which every member at his scat by press
ing knob can instantly indicate at the Clerks
desk his vote. Had such an instrument been in
use this session il would have saved much yalu-
able time Our friend, the democratic represen-
tative rom Danville' should be reelected in
order to superlntend this useful invention.
The presiding and clerical officers ofboth bodies
fully deserved the hearty vote Of thanks voted
them. For uniform courtesy and seasonabe de-
snatch Of business, Iieutenant-Governor Proctor
and sneaker Stewart proyed Themselves ,.I,oro,,
""" 20 - as hereto
fore, fitted ny nature ana education Tor the chair
The Secretaries Of the Senate kept fully mp 10 their
a.,,, ,,,rl- ,yIf1e tho Now Cierlr nf tba H..
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Wefhh Warhffs.
Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and Brighton for The week ending tuesday
November y, 1875.
AMOUNT STOCK AT NAnKrr.
Cauis. Shsep. Siofet. Bdp,. Caites
M. weok.......... 5000 sgn nn lllN 90
one year ago.. 22li 6.in 40 Issi %
tip6u "a; INT quality. s6nNefb 1s; sernud quauty
p51b, third qualify, si5dd as n 100 rs. total weight
of he tHiluw nud dressed tei. chuce single pairs
S1.ihGli aTi, Ruils. etc., 81 20.
horFug OreRsi 001si1b q pair, according To- their
value ms beef Steers N@si95.
Mich Coni-far quaty, s30GS0i extra good, sisCss0,
win or without calves, may be agreed dry
binary. sloefsO yeatug- 100000 100; two-yesIs-ols
sl6lm0tDDi time -years-olds, slAeAt0.
SAeeI and lambs Common. 5aL5c! extra td6n u n
on live weeht, or sllf6'i, fi head
AhlictN hoiesnl", wow pta Qp0e0c ~ ~ Fat hogs,
ts@lc u N. spring rs-, tttpc
Hidf brighton, iiiecOov country lots, 5d0c u n
ttf skins, lsttllc ihow, belbiic ~ bi Country lots,
6tf6c u pound.
HtNAuks.-Ihere were more cattle at market than we
anticipated. II being thanksgiving week poultry has come
Ia heavy, and Il thought the cattle supply would
light, We and he trade rather moderate an gudc. "
W, Austin sold four oxen 90 dress iIUV rs, ut a. % 10
dressed weight htearns q Howard sold six steers and
COW, Co dress $50 Ms EACH NJ o. n n, dressed weight; 49,
Fuller old some bulls ana COW, y dress 500 bs cac, ~
so n head Dow Noulion sid small cattle 10 dress
ipe10 NJ, eac AZ iet5i " n. sheep LIGHTER SUD
Wy, and prices remain unchanged hnt few buyers
ent, but Tie nne lois disposed Of j. Mcbride
sold hundred and siNty sheep average NJ hs, 90
bisc % NJ ~ ngufsOn sold one hundred amt sheep, ay
eiHsug " ib' ut o. Rlb q. u. Mann sold bundled
and ,iX sheep, = H., at SIC * NJ W ". Austin
~ g. Kerry sold one hundred and twenty s,' avrlags
sl lh.. 40 De- i,sf pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

which was agreed 20. 100 ''fN
which was agreed TO- 'fF
meslee was received from the House that thew had
completed The huslmss vi Inc aa.aIIii Az. doc s,, ,
lunrn without day. f w
ifc''eni Proctor addressed ODE senaieaa follows Sen
Wgtf ou VIII not expect ue iu make amy formal fenl.
az ihs hour 90 your fe0ufUu Hn 1nst THANK gof faf
W. luuN rlHfi YOU have manifested toward. me ni a
tltr uihing iif session. I knUN mnat I'D many times
naNe titd yput patience. ht have succeeded ln Gun.
,tihA iiun me mus Hiul' 1hg trust tUu aiil fosft
VIII hc rleasant tu fffuemisr
A., 'h'l nays fetlll a OF you. man hose personal
hnc's has heon nll could wish aud whose fsIthf1 and
l'lla'Nl rftNne hfffi ~ sfFHk within hnnnda. have
.etn sfin.' lhuulh are all glad iO rafnrn o.
Ky, Z ~ ,,'ni'., ini Win rcgrei, that spetk the
~ tlal.. W ALloN moved mat fhe orier be- suerenied
H WY VIC senate 20 INTO eNnfnUNr a14sl0ut Hdotfali
Il- ,nu-ln -Ilu nLmlI nn- a..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

The NEW BOARD or AoRicuLrtRE-Th Sen.
ate promptly confirmed, in executive session. Tues-
day afternoon, the Governors nominations for
the State Board of Agriculture, Manufacture
ana Mining Tor the ensuing two years, as follows
George 3 fassett, Enosburgh; Albert Chapman
Middieoury Peter Collier, Burlington; John n
Mead ku'iandi Ora Paul, Pomfret and Henry
Chase, Lyndon The now board is excellentlv
made up and will attend strictly to their business
ana not nave hankering" for politics as one
or two OF their predecessors did. Mr.. Fasset,
was one Of the most useful and painstakipe mem.
DerS oil the old board Mr. Chapman is familiar
name TO most of the agriculturists of Western
vermont, where he has high reputation IA n
Hut-grower Professor Collier was secretary n,
some years Of the board and his nomination IN /,
WIN be welcomed by every intelligent person IN
the state Mr. Mead Is one of tho largest and
psst farmers In Rutland county Captain paul Is
IN every sense thorough agricuturist, and WINS
a leading member OF the committee on aerleul.
tute OF me present House, while Mr. Chase Of Ivn
uo , nus long been connected with the state AZ
vultufai society and has every analifca,io,, 10
MS new position We look Tor some snls,'i A.,
meetings OF this board during the coming xin,as'
we results OF which will be wider and more ne
iui instruction for our Vermont farmers Than thsv
have had heretofore 80" "es
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About Town.


rHE County Court. which hns been la ses.i,i
Tor some days past, adjourned sine die ON Tuesday
TmE Montpelier Manufacturing Company ar,
running their establishment on eight honrs a day
t-x,ov sor,,oos am ,,o ho,i nj, po,,oo,. ,t,,r,b
to.morrov and ,ho sermon wifi he dell,,rod a,
Roy At e r,t,,, ~ r,,,,ty eb,r., ia, an
20 who can.
1rsr t,oi. n, p., 90 c,ilc ,, nj tho ho,t 81, ,ti.
column Several cbanoe. have occurred In the
rnnninp time Of tho trains M, tho f,ontr,i rood
and knowledge Of the aforesaid changes NAV
save YOU some trouble.
r,,r p., + ~ o,,,.,...i p,...,.,....,.,.,...
rownsheud. occrpicd the mint Of Trinity church
on sunday morning. and Rev. Edwin Nbeoloes
senator from Cambridge. preached In the same
place on Sunday evening.
Tnr ractolp. seminar, nan ,.,o, g.,
the fan torn, b,s ,,.r,, ,is,ol ~, ,.,r ,,iso A.
usual il Il til Of interesting rotter and s,.c,ls
well Tor tho ontc,u,iso I'd ,bc .,..,,,ic. ,,,dor
whose ,,.,ico. 4, 4, ',,,i.,,.t.,
S,rrnp,, and Monday worn .pci, J,,.s nj. mn.
body could oonpioip m nj mis- limo of The ycor
Bnt the ea,ly morping air Indicate. mainly tbe
approach Of tbose lav. dnrin, which il Il. ,uo,c
comfortable IN so. ,tip.ilo. n,p no,,t.iie
guard
r,,,......,. ..,,
~ ,ho nnr,,'o. -, ..,,s,..t, .,.a,
-"
Certainly those who have ei,ar.,o of ti.e matter
are doing their utmost io make t,c room AS at.
tracti,e as can be.
W., ,o,,u ,h,. H.. >,........,. 81, ,,,...,...
d,ie A.. r,.r,. -, ',.''. ,s .,'7
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CmMAN nrNrhEy'ss EsrATEa, \,

IA Probate Court. held Montpelier and said Dis
tflri, or the 2sih day Of November, A. h. las.
Ofgs &. Arms, Executor OF tho last viii and testament
~ Gilman Iunuey late OF waterbury, In sait District, IL
ceased makes application 20 said Court with the consent
aud appreciation In writing the deyilees and legaees Of
said decreased, Tor censo sell all OF the real estate OF
said deceased representing that The sale thereof would be
enohcal 10 the deysecs and emee- ~ SAID deceased, and
Those Interested In his estate Mhoruuun, u u ordered By
said Court that said application be Inferred % session
thereof held the Probate unee, Ia said Montpelier
The ION day OF December A. d. lsb, for hearing and
decision thercon and Is further ordered, mat All person.
interested be- nohed hereof by publication OF notice ~
application and order thereon trcc weeks successive5
the Vermont Waterman a State journal, newspaper
published Montpelier, aud which ccnates In the neigh
iorhood Of those Interested before said siue OF bearing.
that they may apIsar NJ said time aud place, and the5
-sa cause oblocf thereto. iy the Cnurt-AtteSt,
Ag-Gl n, A. CHASE. REGISTER.
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2Harriaars.

ln Orange, November ~, by Rev Mr. Harrington JOHN
McLAtullLlN ami LUCY AM MOSEs, both Of Barre.
In H1rhury. November 81. by Rev. \. Iadd. GIDEON
91oDaitLp, I"l, OF Warren, and LlNiCL KINGS
BURY, OF Northhed.
Ia West T0pshnni, November p. NJ the panonage by
Rev q, A. Farley, ENOCH q. WHEELER, OF Calais. and
FLORA l., CHENEY, OF Lowell, Mass.
In Waterbury Center, November %. HE Baptist par
sunHse hy Rev A. VI frceuan, D. H. iiIE, OF Dus bury,
and CELIA COLBY, Of Waterbury.
In waterbury Center, Noyenher o. ai tie residence II
pea bavhl Pratt, by Rev A, NJ Fireman, s. h. WEEKS,
OF stowe, and SARAH A. THOMAS, of Waterbury.
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BEL WOODS ESTATE.

Ia Probate Court, held at honael, IA aud fog said Ia,
Icf, the 2l1 day OF November. A. u. 1876
Josiah Wood, Administrator Of the estate 81 Abel Wood.
late Of Hare, 10 said District, deceased makes application
sad Court for license 90 sell en- OF The rial estate OF ah
drecase except The mill property m The south village "a
said barre, also excepting the hne-end and DOVER he
said real estate but including the revision of said dover
rcpfcsening that the sale thereof nressp for Tho %,
ufu Of the debts Of said deceased and changes % adini
his estate. Mhereulon, Is oidetsi By said
Court that said appcaonh be- referred 10 session thereof
held Probate once SAID Montpelier, on ili
l9lh OF Decenner A. d. $50, fo hearing and decision
thereon, and, further ordered that all lers,ns inter
sied M notified heIcoi By publication Of notice OF saii ar
icaton order thereon TIRES weeks successfully IN M
Vermont Matchmln 4 state Journal newspaper pub
l.hel Montpelier and which eirculaes m NE netsf
hod Oh those intfi bofpru snh tue OF eafinN, thtf
if.V may anurRr said tlnr and place, and thc5
eau.s hlctt thereto, ~ the Court, Aiie.i.
49, n A. CHASE, Ragisier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

GA,syLLE-R Rev c. T. lIewes, Of Utica, y.
y, gave Temperance lecture Friday evening
last pronounced by all who heard it as very ex-
cellent, and held tho close attention Of a large
audience for more than two hours. A Dramatic
entertainment will be given at the Cheese Factory
Hall, December ID, commencing at six O'Clock r.
NJ At which time will be presented the popular
Drama entitled q" My Brothers Keeper" The pro-
ceeds go towards the furnishing Of the church re-
Gently repaired on the Common. There will be
union Thanksgiving service on that day at the
Congregational church, participated in by the
Congregational and Methodist socieiie- Rev c.
W. Clark will deliver the sermon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

Now is the Time to Subscribe.
IraaI JloGres.


tOMMISSipNfRS' NOTICE.
The undersigned having teen appointed hv the honor
able Probate tout for the District Of Washington COM
uissouers 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
demands Of nl persons against tie estate Of Thomas Hutch
nsnn Int 81 Worcester. IN said District dcceazad and all
claims exhibited In oiet thereto, hereby that we
VIII meet Cor The ruuu=e aforesaid the dwelling hous'
Of lemuel NJ hutchinson the last Tuesday OF December
and last luesay 81 April next frun ten ocloVk
W four o'clock. ~ each % said days and thft ak months
from the Jlst day Of October A. D. 1870 Is the time limited
by said Court Tor nd creditors present their claims
for examination and allowance,
Dated at Worcester, til 1h day % November A. d 1876
j. ". GOULD. l.,..t.
$500 WILLIAM MAXiAM, Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

Doctor. it Feels Like a BAN OF rire

SO speaks oftentmes sufferer from dyspepsia Afe,
eating, II II there was vertable bah OF Ore run.
ming up and down through his stomach. II he eats much
he feels II II he don't much he 1t destroys his
enjoyment Of life 1.-THE doctor be- really DESTROYS Of cur
Ing hi' patient he should not experiment with the sufferer
he should recommend him to PERUVIAN sYRuP whose
merits have been tested long and always satisfactorily
Balls Of fire in the stomach and PERUVIAN srRur can't
dwell together send to your druggist he keeps always
ready, and try II. IL VIII work like q charm. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

BOSTON, November ~
tHLlSl-lle Improvement noticed last week hiss been
maintained ant We safely quote prices Ae Il ~ higher.
Cloies Noren und Weston factory has been selling AZ y
ttie u n, aud holders are very Inn Al these hsnfes.
hish muge named Tor fancy markets. but buyers have
not made up their mnos To give W. Al prent Con-
to good NAV quoted at lU6t ~, but very little Is
Chertd under ~ ~ pound.
FLOUR The sales u patent Minnesota and Wisconsin
brands have hcen ~ si2i6ti2A "a barrel Winter whcats
have been selling NJ seaoet,O for 81 Louis sGUss for
Illinois, and etti " barrel for ohio Indiana and Arh-
southern Hour d nun sbOeg ~ ~ barrel, Tor medium
and choice family brands hlks' etIas range from su2i
ni for Minnesota and siiltlila foe Wisconsin. Western
common aud extra have boe Ia demand AT siesa5a n
barrel, and are sold up close
BITTfR-fne grades have hscnuc VERY and
readily couimnnd SEQ rs " ~, but hear uf
few sales AZ the outside hgfr oar stock runs mostly
fair good New York ana Vermont dtfGs, Which range
At go, ~ q N, with some poor lots az 2ie9.le There
lheuu stock u Western siure packed hntef, which
~ lieglic 10 No. aud itc hur Western that commands -
u ~. Adyi8 from the West report scarciy 81 choice
goods, and need not expect much this way nt
pfrsrut prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

THE GRAND LIST LAws.--The committee on
the grand list are entitled TO great credit for their
untirlng efforts 10 remedy the evils that have here
toiore existed in our listing laws, and to so per-
feet the law as to render it nearly impossible
that any property shall escape It's share Of Just tax
alton. The labor deyolved upon the committee
has been one Of moro than ordinary magnitude
but it is believed that the bill reported By them
and passed by the House ON Wednesday, with but
slight amendment, will go great ways towards
preventing the fraudulent returns that are too Of
ten made to the listers by men whose highest am
bition seems to be, first, TO acquire money and
second, to screen 1t from taxation. Such men. we
believe, will be slow to sicear to cooked up "
list which the new law requires shall be done by
every taxpayer. 1t is hoped that the Senate will
promptly concur in the passage of the bill, and
that It will become a law. No little share of the
eiedit for the preparation and perfection of the
bill is due to Mr.. sabin, the faithful and efficient
Representative from Montpelier, who has proved
himself to be the right man in the right place
as chairman OF the committee on the grand list
and in this, as in other matters of legislation has
proved himself u thoroughly competent and Ell.
eient Representative and credit TO the town he
so.wcll represents
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peafh9.

In Barre, November 2i Dea FRANCIS CLARK aged Y
years, respected citizen Of the town.
Ia Cabot, November Is. FARLEY DAVIS, aged Cd yea H.
III nlnt were taken 10 hast Montpelier for intenent
In no-ton Mass. November y. DAN 7. WOOD. nged %
years former graduate Of Bnre Academy and me,i-
cal student In Boston. Obituary notice next week.
In East fopsham, November q, suddenly, JOHN FROST.
afei IS years.
Father. how miss thee
our words cannot expires;
Again We hoIe tn meet thee
In brighter world than THIS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29
CLARENCE X. KELroN's ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon Pro
bate Court for the District Of Washington, Commissioners
receive examine and adjust all claims AMI demands Of all
persons agnnst the estate OF Clarence T. kelton, late Of Mid
desex In said District, deceased and all claims exhibited la
Offset thereto hereby give notice that will the
pnrpose aforesaid at the dwelling honse Of serepa KEEL
Ton, tine third Monday Of December and Monday 81
April next from ten O'Clock A. NJ until three O'Clock, y ~
ech OF said days, and that six months ron the 2tth day
October. A. D. 1915 u the time limited by said Court Tor
sal creditors to present their claims examination
and allowance.
Dated MddeseS this I'M day November, A. d. ls7c
REMAINS JARRETT Commissioner
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u oIs LooMIs, rsrArr.

Z y
In Probate Court held at Moniiener la sai District.
the 2lth day OF November A, ID. lshi
Edmund Pope, executor Of the estate u Lois LOOMS
late OF RoxhuFy, IN said District. deceased presents
his administration account for examination aud allow
ance ana makes application io adecree of di.ibuton and
PARTITION of the esinte said deceased. Nhseufon, 10 Il
ordered hy sail Court that said account and said applcs
un be referred Thereof 10 W held a. the Probate
Oce, si ontfclef, ON the Aih day OF December. A.
D. lslb tor hearing and decision eleQn And, . iufthe
ordered that noe hereof be- given 90 all persons interested
hy publication Of Tie same thlee weeks -uccssVely IA III
Vermont Wachuan state Journal, newspaper pub
lhei Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed f"r
heang that they APPEAR at said time and place, and
cause they may have, why aid account should
not ue allowed, and such decree made.
Iiy the Couri.-Atffsi,
HARVEY TILDTS. judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

Pending the application to the supreme Court
10 onjoin Governor Stearns from counting the
electoral vote, the canvassers began their work ON
Monday, under the orders OF the secretary of
state 4 list II rules to govern their proceedings
were adopted, and vote passed to admit six
gentlemen from abroad and six local politicians
from each side
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-29

II STATE OF NIKNONI. District OF Washington, y.
In Probate Court. held In Montpelier, la and Tor sali
District. un the 9Th day uf November, A. u, lsln.
An instrument pnforing be- the last viii and tesla
mcnt Of Della " Town late Of Barre, In said district. de
ceased being presented 20 the Court by Augustus Claim,
Execntors therein naned for Probate Its orer-d
said Court That all persons concerned therein be- mott
fed 10 appcaf session OF said Court 10 be held at the
Probate once IN MONTPELIER on the 3ih day OF December
A. b. 1876 and soN ea.e any they have against the
probate Ut said will Tor which purpose II rs nrherorer
that copy Of the record Of this Oer be published hree
weeks succesyely m the Vermont Waterman ami STATE
Journal printed al Montpelier previous 10 said time a
pointed for hearing BY the couft-Attest
El-5l HARVEY ItLDEN. Iudre.