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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
Boston Produce Market.

MuNnAf. February p. 1875
BUTTER ,.gh' sifie. arg 'sken uors readily q
would command slefllc but they cannot b. found aud
higher il iaot strictly ane tub Mi enn,a66 almost ans
Of Western comparatively light, and cholce dairy ols
are almost out u the market sale mostly At flfe
mle. AZ isolos ~ have received no Canada bniief
o. Al Tint could be- spared sent 90 England.
cHEEsEfhe tra,lc have been oreraiIue freely 90 2sl
u ~ win occasonai sas The orports chse.e from
Ne~ ~ sase We @ sa"af ha,e e , ss, sas
auunntng 60 tG!l - hi against 2t<stil NJ go lsil
Sorhern At ieo and Western az iesc q ason heiier
Trade expected next week The demand has been
HANS Mediums seil at siso ~ bushcl, which Is the
most ~ he sale! Being ' male s y p siSSi yellow I've.
are selling IN small iqs at s2li2' and Red Kidneys are
rorAroEs There continues to BE- very large supply Of
POTATOES and prizes ARE A. low they can be- Jackson
Whites have been selling az rGoc, Eafy Rose at lQfi5
aud reefls-, At lgtta y bushe.
To make sales % over so u ton, and that nothns cQmng
raes are semg sioSiy az sIsis y TOM I've straw ~
dRAss sTEDs- Dealer, are preparing for the spring
trade but there hns Of Impotence.
clover 81 iebi5c q N, Timothy held At sl5c02i5
FLOUR-ne recripis have been ight for. soue week.
small The sales have nen at sll50 rs for fancy Mlnne
sofa brands hnt some oi ie brands u u. description ar
Louis sells NJ sdaega barrel for common and good. IN
nois at 50 10s and Ohio. lniana and Nihlean q 50
81 barrel. baker, pNs selling Of ~lfthlA for Mime
brands aud sseaess for Wisconsin Western
CORN NEAL fTs to9s '' meal is dal and .s. at sss
aus h barrel Rye hoat soils At siietsi.5 Il gagrsl fog
. M e s ea ss NJ Sc s sRs s de sou BgA
ha- been moderate wequoic sales OF mixed and yellow
same There Z scarcity Of ehoce srades and white No.
y, issSe and rSees az iieso 4 hihei IN Tye sms
and have been selling At swell n ton Fine feed sells at
elltf3lt and midunEs At .itMtl2j ~ ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

TINS JURY DlsAoREEs.- The trial Of Moses b.
SAWYER, for the murder of Mrs. Emerson, at Pier
mont n H., In January, 1875, was completed on
the I'D ult The jury were out from one o'clock
p NJ Wednesday, until nine O'Clock A. NJ Thurs
day, when It being evident they could not agree,
they were discharged. On motion Of Col. George
counsel for Sawyer he was admitted to bail in the
sum OF twelve thousand dollars, which was i'm
medately produced. Two brothers OF Sawyer,
and Alden b Richardson, of Lowell, Mass, and
Nathan II. Weeks, sheriff of Grafton county, be-
came sureties for the respondent, 1t is under
stood that this action by the court is in effect
an acquitta as it is not probable that the case
will ever be tried again. At both trials, all the
evidence possible to be obtained which might
throw light upon the affair has been adduced, and
yet neither the jury nor the public are able to
agree concerning the guilt or innocence of the re-
spondent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
peafhs.

In Norhaeid February Is, BEfsfN HAriIAN, aged 20
year..
In Rarre February 70, WIDOW SARAH MOWER, aged y
years.
In II,,cnarh February 20. ruin 4. STRONG. daughter
of tile laia j. A. strong, aged Is years.
In Bern, February "a, CAROLINE 4. CURTIS, aged a.
wears months aud " dnys.
In IIarwick, February "a, OF dropsicai consumption
CHARLES WILLIAM CA1f, aged 81 years.
In Glover January %, LAURA MAYBtL, child 81 Rev
sidney X. B aud Laura T.. Perkins. aged months.
SUMPTION MARIA MARSHAL CUTLER, formerly u fast
Montpelier.
IN winona. MINI, rebpay r. ERASMUS y. Mo-
DERMlD Of the late John MuDernd, u MtlleseN,
aged a years and months,
In Denver, Michigan February H. Mr. ELPIIA n.
MANSFIELD, daughter Of L. Martin aged - ycsrs She
rents lose good daughter and her husband accomplished
honsskeepef kind mother and Ancctionate wife.
In Battle Greek Michigan, February Is, OF smallpox
Nothned, w., aged ~ years, II months and 70 days
Why must THE be, o God Of love,
Compassion mercy and all goodf
Why must this wave of trouble roll
Oef my already stricken soulY
Am not thinef Have not given
In all 10 thee ? Was there ont dol
must Yield, wholly thine to be-
Could | have sung, earnestly,
"Whter than snow wash thou me-"
Had but known my precious boy
The sacrinco must he
Help, help thy STRICKEN onei
Give strength "a say. " Thy VII he dome"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

The selectmcn have prepared the annual re-
port Of their transactions during the past year To-
gether with the reports Of other town officers.
The amount Of orders drawn by the selectmen OF
the town treasurer Ia ten thousand six hundred
and ifty-one dollars and ffty-seyen cents.
The report mentions the roads rs having been
Kept in excellent condition the past year, at com.
paratiyely small expense Several old claims
against the town, on account OF defective high
ways, have been settled and there are no suits Of
this kind now pending The roads are now in
such good condition that small annual outlay
will keep them In Sufficient repair Necessary
drains have been put In, Of the best material, and
tho work has been done in most thorough
manner
More than sixty--eyen thousand dollars Of in.
terest has already bceu paid on the bonded rail
road debt Of the town, and as large an annual
reduction Of the same Is recommended rs il
practicable
The total reduction Of the Indebtedness u the
past year is twenty. seven thousand two hundred
and ninety-six dollars and twcnty-seyon cents
As an Offset in part 10 its Indebtedness, the town
has property to the amount Of eight thousand two
hundred dollars, besides four hundred shares in
In the treasurers report we find, among the
revenues Cash on tax collected forty seven thou
sand three hundred and sixty-one dollars and
hfty-two cents from the sale Of one thousand six
hundred shares Of stock in the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad sixteen hundred dollars
from fines and costs, eighiy-one dollars and three
cents; from land damages and sabins bridge,
nine hundred aud twelve dollars and forty -four
cents. The items Of expense are. Balance due
treasurer, nine thousand four hundred and forty
two dollars and ninety-eight cents paid select
mems orders, ten thousand six hundred and fifty
one dollars and 6fty-seyeu cents paid bonds due,
twenty thousand seven hundred dollars; coupons,
thirteen thousand two hundred aud thirty eight
dollars and seyenty-five cents; interest on ten.
porary loan, one thousand Ave hundred and
twenty-sx dollars and forty cents support Of
poor, two thousand Eve hundred dollars: justices
orders, one hundred and twonty-sx dollars and
twenty-five cents, temporary loan, six thousand
three hundred and forty -four dollars and fifty.
four cents
The report Of the oyerseer Of the poor shows a
balance due him Of thirty-hve dollars and eighty
four cents
OF the bonded debt twenty-five thousand dol
lars will fall due January lst, 1873 twenty eight
thousand Eve hundred dollars January 1st, 1881
twenty theusand dollars January lst, 1883; thirty
thousand dollars January ist 1885; twenty thou
sand dollars January LIST, 1855 forty THOUSAND
dollars January 1st, 1854 total Of one hundred
and sixty-throe thousand dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

CnElsEA-The Chelsea Temperance Society
held its annual meeting for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year, Saturday evening last.
Quite a large number, including several ladies,
was present The meeting was called to order by
Rev. + Merrill, after which prayer was offered
by Rev. r. r. Henick The following officers
were elected President Franklin Dearborn; Vice
Presidents, +. z. Bixby, A. S. Austin Secretary,
John c. Clark; Treasurer, L. Il. Hyde Executive
Committee, W r. Townsend, A. 5, Austin, II. w
Dearborn The meeting adjourned till Saturday
evening Of this week. After several weeks hav-
ing been spent by the friends of Alonzo c. Reed in
attempting to procure some one to become bail foI
him, they finally succeeded on Monday last, VIM,
l.. Bragg, Of Hartford and Isaac Wilson, Of
Sharon, becoming his 'bondsmen In the sum OF
seven thousand dollars. The Jail at his departure
is once more empty. The March term of SUI
prone court commences next Tuesday. Twenty
nine cases are on the docket, somewhat larger
number thar usual
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
nAnIus puneIss,s EsTATE..

In Probate Court held Montpelier, IN and for SAID DIS
uici, GU the syih day " February, A; u. 1870
David q, Conner Executor o. e As' NJ a'ii s'air.
al arns Duruln late Cabot, Ia satt District lsrasc,
, =. al saih Court for license 10 sell part ct
the reai .tat III d deceased To vii ABOUT twelve acle,
XVI mi called mo Josiah Woodward Lot and was not Dc
y. by the ulloi said DECEASED representing thnt NC SALE
thereof necessary for the payment o. Tue depls OF s
a,,as,i ,ud expenses OF administration OF his estate
Wherennnn II ordered By said conrt, hat said apph
rribate Oncr 10 sai Montpelier, on the 2lst day OF
March A. d. 1915, tor hearing and deeison lneeoni anu
ii n further orcrrd that all persons Interested be none
hon.n by publication u noite Of said applica,on ani
ef ther,in three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Watchman a state Journal, newspaper published al
Monfncsr aud which circulas 10 the neghbofhood VI
these nlsrsfe before sad u hearing thai they may
anuear IL said iace and u they see cause oh'i
thrfeto nl lie tnurt-Atiest,
"seSs y 4 CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

A CESrENARIAS In STAFFORD is living an old
lady who ought to attend the Centennial Mrs
Martha Frzze Morey, widow OF Reuben Morey'
She was born April 10th, l776, and will therefore
DO centenaran should she live until next month.
She has five children living aged seventy, sixty
four, sixty-two, sixty and fiityeght years one OF
whom is Mrs A. NJ Fiske, mother Of Mrs John
B. Thurston OF this place. These five children
with eighteen grandchildren and thirteen great
grandchildren, hope To celebrate with her her one
hundredth birthday Mrs. Morey is as erect as
her youngest descendant takes care Of her room
makes her own bed, and assists in the ordinary
household duties Her mother reached the re
markable age of one hundred and one years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

WEST TorsnAN maple sugar has made
its appearance In our stores, but the amount made
last week must have been small, Wednesday and
Thursday were the toughest days OF the season,
the wind blowing perfect hurricane and Thurs
day the mercury was below zero all day. Not a
team was seen in our streets that day. The
firm of sanborn & Sullivan tblacksmiths), which
the Argus q Patriot gave such an exalted pun
two or three weeks ago, has come to an end
They conld not think alike, and hence the disco
linton sanbom goes 1t alone, while Sullivan re-
turns to the capital. For the five or six months
sullivan was with us, by his quiet and gentle
manly department and strict attention to bust
ness, he won lots OF friends who wish him success
In padding his own canoe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
L ooMns rALMER,s EsrArE.


IN Probate Court, held al Montpelier, IN said District
the 25lh day at FEBRUARY, A. ~ lr,bi
Fanny H. Palmer Administrators OF the estate OF iopulis
Inlnrr, late Of Montpelier In said District, dvcrase pe-
seuir hpr administration nrint for examination ana al
nwance, and uakes application for deffee u distribution
aud partition the estate Of said decreased. Mhereulon
- ordered by said Court, that sad account and said
APPLICATION be refernrd "a session thereof. To y"
hiii al the Probate Onne, In said Montpelier, The
sisi day Of March, A, u, 1856, orleaItng and decision
hernn and further 0uieIe that notice hereof b.
given "a all persons Interested by publication Of the
re weeks surccssiyey the Vermont Waterman state
journal newspaper published at Monneer previous 10
said appointed Tor hearing, that they may al
sa and place, and show cause, n any they MAJ have
wy sal aegOnni should be allowed, aud such drcfcc
m,ae ~ the Cour.-Attesf
ara HARYhN IiLDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

wAnRES.-The names of the scholars who have
no absent tardy or dismissal marks for the win
ter term ending February 4th, In district No l.
taught by Miss Nellie d, Fierce, are Eta A.
Hewitt, Willie Ford, Herbert Colby Joseph T.
Pierce aud Fred Pierce. Those having no tardy
marks are Ella Pierce, Belle Richardson, Maria
Frink, Eddie Heath, Harry A Allen, Eddie Allen,
Elwin Richardson, Elisha j. Hewitt, James Pierce
While Pierce and Warner Pierce. Those having
but one tardy mark are Ida Colby, Elma Ralph,
Abbie Sumner, lIial Ford, Burton frlnk, Malcolm
Dimick, Harrison Fierce aud Fred Richardson
Those having no dismissal marks, are Harrison
Pierce, james Pierce, Willie Pierce, Eddie Heath
Elwin Richardson, Elisha Hewitt Warren Pierce
Malcom Dimick, Belle Richardson and Mara
Frink. Those out not over two days, and on ac-
count OF sickness Hal Ford one half day, Warner
Pierce one half day Eddie Heath one and ONE
half days, Fred Richardson and Elisha Hewitt,
two DAYS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

LASp-IocKEp SALMON We mentioned last
week that the Fish Commissioners had on hand
quantity Of land-loeked salmon spawn, which are
being Matched ont at Rutland. DR. Edmunds, one
Of the Commissioners, writes us that the fish will
be ready for delivery the last Of April or carly in
May He desires to open correspondence with
parties in various parts Of the state with view to
their coming and getting the fish to stock their
ponds These fish are not adapted to all kinds OF
waters, like pickerel or black bass. They should
have cold water deep, with grayely bottoms, and
be associated in their growth with such fish as do
not live OF OF each other. DR.. Edmunds address
is Weston Vt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

GRANp ARMY OF ruE RErunLio-Colonel 7. 5.
Peck, the newly elected Commander Of the De
partment Of Vermont, announces the following
appointments. Assistant djutant-General Eben
1aplin, of Burlington, Assistant Quartermaster-
General, Ed. f. Greeneaf Of Burlington; lnspec-
tor, Charles +. Spaulding, Of Burlington; Judge
Advocate, Willard Harrington, of St. Adams (;
Chief Mastering Officer, H. J, CoIey of Mont
pelier. Aides-de-Camp-Gcor 4 Chids, Of st.
Adams; Thomas II. Kennedy, OF Fairfield VIII
liam Schroeder, OF Burlington Albert A. Niles, of
Morisyile J. j. Pratt, of Montpelier j. l. Nose
ley, of Mortified; T. J. McWain, of West Ran
dolph; c. Mcmillan, Of Walts6eld A. sturgess,
Of jamaica Roswell Farnhen, Of Bradford; J. NJ.
Dyer, Of Rutland Charles A. Bundy, of Airing
ton; Nelson o. Wilcox, Of Bennington Il. T.
liathorn, of Ludlow George +. Green, OF Brat
tleboro; George IL Sessions, Of Factory Point; H.
d, Maynard, Of Middlebury, and Frank L. Ray, OF
Wilmington Colonel Peck has acted wisely in
appointing as aides one comrade from each post in
the state, and he likewise constitutes them special
inspectors, and expects them "to keep alive and
further the interests Of the order in every way
possible A spirited circular letter is issued ii
which he urges the comrades to greater exertioI
in building up the order in the state
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
prnsIs, nIcmAHnsoN,s EsrATr;

Ia Probate Court held MONTPELIER IN said Distri,
the tsi day of February A. u. 1876
Carlos Carpenter cNuuiero OF the last Will ana tesaneniot
rezis rhanl-u late ~ Barn. IN said district decreased
present. hts administration account fur examination AMI
illpv nnce and makes application for decree OF dsin-
button and PARTITION of the estate Of said deceased. Where
ufnn ordered hy said Court that said account and sad
application be- referred session thelea Ia he held at III,
rfnhate once said Montpelier, on the lith day uf
har A. H. 1876 ~ hgarng aud decision tefenni Anal
further nrdrrrd. that Notice hereof he given 10 all lef-
interested. hy publication Of tho three weeks
snct-svtiy the Vermont Matehlnan state Journal.
newspaper Published Montl eler, previous Ia said time
appointed for hearing that they may appear at said ,ns
place. and show causs, II any ty may have, Why sah
account should be- allowed. and such decree made
By the touft.-Atts~t
1921 NA.CIIASE Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

and Cuisaya. rREscorr, June 20, ls72-My wife, for
numbcr Of years has been suffering from asthma and
disease Of the heart Her breathing short and quick al
times causing great distress and apprehension Of Impending
death and she greatly prostpie with general debility
night she constantly subject to attacks Of great dif
neuiy Of breathing the surface Of the body becoming cold
aud She was apparently niess being restored only by great
exerton part Of attendants She began taking your
medicine year ago and she has not had an nitaek
since and in enjoyment Of very comfortable health
have great reason be- thankful Tor her extraordinary i'm
pr0vemrnt W. ARMSTRONG Landing waiter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
InAya c "A f SilI1tI = w..D,soO

~ Probate Cont heidi Montpelier, said District
the 18th dny Of February. A. u. 1876;
Josiah Wood, Administrators Of the estate OF Hiram
Carlton, late Of hnrfe IN said District, decea-ed, pre-
his administration account Tor examination and allow
snoa and nlke- application reeot distribution and
partition u the estate said deceased Mhecupon OF
isu Court said account and said aIpliatonbe
referred theroi be- held a. the Probate Onee
In -ad Munpfief the lfth day u March, A. u. 1915
tot hearing and decision lhereoni And Is further otdef
that otee be- all persons Interested by pub
ratinu OF thre, wek excessively In the Vermont
Wntclninn a state journal, NEWSPAPER published Al
Muuieer previous 10 said time appointed tor hearing that
ry may np~ar NJ said time and place, and show cause,
any they have, why said account should not be allowed
and such de,fee made. lS the Conrt.-Attest,
il-.l HARVEY TILDEN, Judge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
Mrehk 3Hmheg.


A. Camhftlse and Btighton Tor The week ending rns-iaf
February %, 1876
avorsr ov STOCK ~ N,nKsr.
Cgnie. Sheer. She,e5. Hogs caigei
d js; y ssf; sss..: i iiiii ssss g , Ice g
PACE, lsg E.ta fat and heavy premium oven
ngli uidqnalty s5Iift57i n lo0 Rl on total weight
" hie taiow and drc,se beet few choice single pans
"i42etw hnll eie. HlaNim.
value as isef iaaiy steers is y esy - ''e'
AHch terf-fait quality. sl5eteli extra good ssscai,
shhm without calves A. may he agreed farrow andor-
ssWn3iQpi three -ycar-oiis ss0ls
ySseI a. S s9i = @si extra sA9iio h on I've
q, sssls, .Wso-ae @e'e, RETAIL ocgoo n. Fat hog,
mo bnghiop. eisaio country iois, ssasc n n.
hi SKINS lite llf' laioW tffuie u n, Country So as.
Oils.
RENAnEs.Therc was slight improvement on western
steer but u Wa mo- daceuaha0u Northern 0is trade
slow, to the city butchers who buy the best
the sale u an kinds beef We 10 not ook for an ni-
pf0vement 10 prices Tor The three four weeks
numler of loads " cattle fen hands speeulaors
who lgek ier re, winch q very uncertain. Hathaway
y. y. kmhall, % SIC " N. live weight thirty
$50, and thirteen 81 s. u ~ live weight William scollan.
sold fifteen sicefa euue n M Of and thirteen steer
Loo hs, a 81 h h live weight william Leaviti
Loco bs NJ br twelve az hfc and nine at O. a.
all live weight. There are Wurkirg oxen u market
uilch were wtlnut change, and there not sun
elent supply 81 veal calves n market 90 make quotation
Northern sheen IN lr supply, but there enough
Western On make up the dcdreneV Robinson sold forty
ave she p average % ne AZ e. % n. D. " Whucomh sold
nfy-inar shoep, avCragr 70 ns &c % n. o. 49, slrgrui
sold fnt1ue sheep, average IS hs, at iisc fl pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
About Town.

nrAp Geo. c. Arms advertisement In regard to
scotch granite lie sells at prices to snt the times
TINS shorilrs sale Of Geo NJ. scribners stock Of
,iuvorc. stoves. etc is announced for Monday.
March 18Th
,,.,. ,oncsr, ON Saturday awning who,
.,ao,,or from, the onoro NJ Mariana viii be nre.
.ented without fail.
,t,.s,,.r ,.os ar,cs,cd nm pori,, s,,o o.,
80 Mon, tor carving Too much era.,,a,.r
81 ,t,.,,,,,,n,, ,ho ,,ooco
,e-.,,,
i"h l'o'''.s ''''rs"y Wv ~ 'e'''n
ih's place un.i noV.' W. Se'oun, VI "o"''' ii'"
sho" ui'''s ''' NV '''''l''i '''D
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an" y p''p'iS' ~ .,''', .'Y''' ''' ""' wv
sure !" ""'o s''' ''"'''' WI" '''''
InE managers OF the Pioneer Manufacturing
Company have decided to rebuildtheirshop which
was lately burned. They VIII commence early in
the spring.
THERE is a movement on foot 10 establish tenn
perance organizations in the several Sunday
schools Of this place. We hope the thing will be
made a success
THE .Fsfhetic Journal, published by the Hsthetic
Society Of the Methodist Seminary, IL a neat aud
readable paper. OF sixteen pages, aud contains an
Interesting variety Of matter
WI don't consider il safe Tor pconlo In drive
about the street these dav. without sleiph-bells
ry,o por-ons were noarl, knocked down and ram
over tho other dav becapse Of n loeh Of hollis ON
am opproacbing team
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LAST evening about eighty couples from fAsi
Montpelier flainiield and vicinity visited the
Pavilion, and mingled in the siddy mazes OF
the dance until an early hour TINS morning II
was one oil ne pieasihiest patues we nave ever
seem and everything passed OIL TO inc complete
satisfaction oil All. Tue guests iuliy sustained me
hish repnAuos they ha'eas me dancers ana MT
haley oil course provided suuptnons supper
Tor them. We trust TINS Is nut one OF many SINH
Tar parties To- come.