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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28
Boston Produce Market.

hosroy Monday Jaue if isis.
NAY $50 STRAW rlf market easier for hay. and
fc, 'fs CON hr sold ut over 80 ton. Medium sia,ias
uHl, with all mostly af SlsfID q Com. Roe afiaw
'aaI'e and uut 90 slsff go " Ton.
fips fhe sruriv bog been laht tis west and pfsea
have nNNAuHa The sales saturday were af lfffi1H 81
iltsn, Cos northern and EASTERN and iira rites viii prob.
alF hr maintained flf fnw days l1urnr Westefn
feiy iotfao with noi enough here 20 make a pice.
POTATOES Tlc receipts Of old potatoes have increased
and prizes have dropped Co ittjc fordacksan whites and
iNt ne u husnel f0f ufhet Kinds. 40 these figures thefe
has nccu ir demand, and The market VIII probably hold
and the, are now Of pety gonl ralty; they viii soon
tlhe The place ut cid ihri ilNr bern selling Tie pat two
day Of s. iAet1 n barrel
CHEESE There 10 Niio t,tior lfring M the cheesa
market Tie uuullty Of thr have improved and
lts can u nore readily made az OetiOsc Is %. some
crlecfs tk " getting ne their finest tots but hear
u 300 iles 40 over u'r " d. eycgpt in NetA small WAY
Fair GO good lot. tlon fef@ y No. and pretty fall
article can still be- rrkfd w az H. Common rknmed bot.
dl nt i0fo u H. nnd some that affected by the h9
weather cannot he sold 10 price. lie best uf or rhees
far ihs spsou hns um the West, AMI The surrs
Will probably bc kelt TIP dning the summer
~ TIER Sales have been e, bat 90 iha close 20
can be- uhtluo ior choice lots OF vermont. ami there &
not larger suppl, This week further advance probable
mlgt drive prices back again liberal quantity has been
rceiyc nom tic West but 1t i not IN uuOd order for Inn
melur amt be h1ulht NJ lstllc. It Is taken
hY dealers arH put iuu ffrrzers, where NH reain until
august ls relieved ODE market aud We shall not Dc sur
pnse Co. gradual Improvement in prices for week %
afhgh 2lmac % N. aud there several parties whs
prefer These grades GO ihe hest New York Nermont
still there much ~ coming and D. viii not hlNs
any particular influence uu the market.
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The CONGREGATIONAL Convention.

At the recent Congregational Con, at
Barton, the susteniaton committee reported that
more churches had contributed than during ans
previous year, and that the time had come when
certain Of ts features could be Transferred to the
Domestic Missionary Society. and that IL might
cease u exist as an independent body. At the
meeting Of the Domestic Missionary Society, this
transfer was accepted
The report Of the condition of The churches
showed that there are one bundled and ninety
six churches in the state in only siNty-G,e Of
which are there settled pastors Thereare eighty
five acting pastors There have been one thou
sand eight hundred additions 10 the churches on
profession, aud one hundred by letter; and there
have been eight hundred losses by death and dis
mission. ont of the one ,housand eight hundred
who have united With Che churches on profession,
one thousand Eve hundred are from The sab
bath-achools
The convention adopted series of resolutions
containing dissent from certain Of the PROPOSE
tons Of the late ADVISORY Council one declared
that council must stick 20 rs letter missiyc, and
that any acts performed outside the limits of such
letter were not to be recognized Another said
that it was not orderly in disciplinng member
Of a church, 10 choose lesser offence. leaving .
greater which was equally evident uncondenned
The third declared the principle that, a. q min
ister was so constituted hy the church. and &C.
the right hand " fellowship was conferred 10y
them, so be- was amcuahlc 20 them, and that lhe,
had the right 10 withdraw that which nlcy bad
conferred
The place of newt meeting wa. lcit undecided
The President viii bo President Hubert Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28

PnonArE COUNT The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending June 2ttll'
1876 June 2Oth-llaniet W. Woods estate, l.
W. Wood, administrator Michael Jaeksons es-
tate A. W. Nelson, administrator, and Hiram
Putnam and Edwin Bruce, appraisers ana COM
missioners Del IIaryeys estate application Tor
license to sell real estate referred to July lith'
June 2ist-R c, Gales estate license to sell per-
sonal estate granted. June 2ad-john Wood
estate. trustee account allowed; Mary W. Wood
and Harriet W Woods estates, administration
accounts allowed, Abigail Simpsons estate, ad'
ministration account referred To July 18th. June
o4th-Moses Cark's estate, will referred Tor pro
hate to July 18th June 2Gth-A. J. Pierce's e.
tate, James Cardeli, administrator, and s. d. Allen
and d. D. Hemenway, appraisers and commits
sioners; Lyman Cochran's estate, commissioners
report returned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28

NoHrnflfIp. In accordance with the general
desire, the Northiield centennial celebration will
be- held on the depot common and the finely
shaded Congregational church yard, adjoining,
instead of the camp ground. The procession viii
parade the principal streets, and those from out
Of town, who design to Join therein should not
iail Ia be IN season Decidedly the greatest time
for the last one hundred years, Is expected .'-'
The wedding ceremony when took place jane
18th at the Methodist Episcopal church IN North
field was an occasion oil interest 10 all present ana
a surprise TO many. Ia :he morning the pulpit
was occupied by Professor White, OF Montpelier
seminary who preached an interesting sermon TO
a large and apprcciatAe audience. Immediately
after the closing hymn the Professor led 10 the
altar Miss Latham former resident OF TINS place
Tie marriage ceremony was performed by Rev
\. d. Iruax The couple at once returned to the
parsonage where they received congratulations
from friends The numerous acquaintance Of
the happy bride expressed warnest wishes Tor
her happiness while some positively asserted that
the Professor could not have mhde wiser choice
AT the coming Fourth OF July centennial ceie-
br'tion. the ladies connected with the Consrega-
tional Society propose to furnish dinner, inelud-
ing cold meats, vegetables, tea coffee etc. to those
who wish--tlus obyiatisg the need of bringing a
" basket for the moderate sum OF fifty cents.
Ice cream, cake and lemonade, can also be had at
reasonable prices. ..A few days since Michael
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inrrohaie Cont held at Montpelier IN and Tor sald Dis
iriri. on the 2uth day OF june A, u, 1896
samue Krun Administrator uf The estate Of Oel Har-
yry late Fast Montpelier, Ia said district dcreuae
ttr appcatu 10 said Count Tor lcrnse to sell all Of The
ffn rstdn uf said decreased, excepting The homestead
thrreiu representing that HE sale thereof Is necr--
stfg fur tie napnn'n Ut the debts Of SAID Decreased.
and changes vi administration OF his estate, Where
uian. ID Z, ordered by sam Court, that said application
~ Inferred thereof, 10 be held at the Pro-
bate Ohre la said M0uipeliei on the lth day Of July A.
ID 1876 Tor hearing decision ucfron and Il Is further
entered mat All persons interested be notihrd hereof hy
pneatiun 1g nuioe OF said application and order thereon,
r.e weeks suecessyeiy in The Vermont Waterman State
Journal newspaper published al Montpelier, aud Which
ergnntss n nenburood OF those Interested before sat
un of 4lrng tnt they may appear said time and place,
and n they cause, object thereto
~ the COurL-Aites
aas NJ A. CHASE. Re- ester
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cogNTY,,


Alma =. Pmnngton, Of Warren, IN ne county q Wash
nson having Med her petition fur divorce from her his
band, Merit iuuingion setting forth in sad Petition that
Al North Lawrence In the county uf st. Lawrence state OF
Sew York married to said MERIT fnffngan, ou
e sti day o March, isi0 by Rev John waidron, min
ser Of the Gospel and that FROM that date 10 tho present
te petitioner had lived Ia strict observance Of her marital
dutes bn that The said Merit has at divers Tunes been
gLlB ot ntoerahe severity 10 Tie leii'i9l,er an1 oi
long Space OF tune "a Wit sucr tonti} -ist $50! M, re-
fused aud neglected To support AMI nnian hes, uonfn o.
uafy A H. 1878 wniy deserted the pettonef ana ptay-
ua in d,onr frun the bonds OF natiinony, and Tor
aiiuony and that size uiiy be allowed 10 resume her
intrn maine OF Alma D. Bake. And appearing thai The
Md Mertt burlington resides without the STATE % Vet
mont and ia parts unknown Il is hereby ordered that the
NM taituuei Alina burlington. canse her said peton
tole,hrr With his order, b. published la the Vernon
Nuiclnan state Journal newspaper pfinici IN the
town OF Montpelier ~ saideonn Of Washington, 70. three
ea the last OF which publication shall ~ al
least weeks 20 lhe hIst day OF The tenn 70 wA
ma petnn referred, which shall he suiCsnf notice q,
ne s.ld Merit Purngton To appear before sah County
Cltit neat 10 holden Montpelier, within and Tor the
eony OF Nashngton, State al Vermont. on the SECOND
TUESDAY Of september A. ID. lsik and show cause. any
he have. why The prayer OF said petitioner sonid not
b. granted. .
Washington tiii 10Th day q Jmne 4, T. l.e ~, 90
fnAyt PnmrN Attorney A-H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28
WILLIAM wAfIfffi,, Commission
WM; oilsMEnRIIN S,l,. ESTATE Al.f,,oo

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, IN said District
the i1th day ct june, A. u. lsial
Jane W Chamberlain ExecuttiN Ut the estate OF WIN. r.
Chanhen OF N0hneli, IN said District, deceased, pre-
sents her examination and allow
AMI makes apphraton fora deceent distribution ami
pnrttun ule Of said decreased. NhereupOn, u
dernl said that id account and .ad application be
referred session hcrnt, 10 he held the Probate Oice.
la said Montpelier the It'll day 0i July, A. D. 1876,
tor hearing and decision helcon And, II u further ordered
that noticrh thereof be- given 10 a persons interested BY pub
cnun the three weeks sucrrssiVry IN the vermont
Waterman A. State journal, newspaper published At
M0utpeff prryios 10 sud time appointed tor hearnH that
they may atar ni said time and pnre and show cause, y
any they may have why said ateoni shpnd not be allowed
ana snch decree made, ny the Conr-Attest,
au-ls HARVEY liLDEN, Judge,
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NnrHnN z. rEMsolNs i.. EsrA I. 4

Iu Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District, ON
Doc 18th day ~ June, \. - 1870
rnman G. kean, Adminsntnr Of The estate OF Reuben
g. Persons late Of East Montpelier, In said distinct, de-
ft-el, presents Ids administrator account TOT exam
inntlun aud allowance aud makes application for q
,ieeree ut distnhuian and paitiun Of the estate Of
said dec'asei Mhereulon, u Is ordered hy said Court
that shl account and SAID application be teierfed o.
session thereof tn b. held NJ the Probate unre In said Mont
porr on the sth day 90 JrY, \. u 1916 for healne
ami decision thereon Aud b further ordered, that
notice hrieui be giVrnto all persons Interested by pubia-
t tho same weeks successfully In the vermont
Matehuian aud state Jouinal, newspaper pubshsd NJ
Montpelier, preylops IN said tne appointed tH hearing
lint hoy may appnar at said tune and place aud show
rnse, iny they mas have why said account soid NOT
he allowed, aud such deofee uia,ie
~ the Conlt,-Ai ie.t .
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Orange County Court.

Hos. 1t IL roWuis. Poadhp Jrfg
Hos Cu.rrR DicRfy, t..t.t L.l..
lluS ions 4. IFNNrfi
a. HNckrrY C1J
Is brWf, Nhf1N
~ J. BohniN, St0rf lN-ItH
=. = AUSTIN, bpuV ftit
u u MnMs. HIogter
In the case d lasoIe ,s RoWell the jury, on
Tuesday afternoon ot last week brought Ia 20 YER
dict for the phiuun for twenty dollars and
eighty cents and cost. The plaintiff, how
ever, having appealed from the decision OF the
Justice can recover mo- more cost, than damage
Francis A Wallace and WIFE rs George W
sampson. This was an action "a recover dam
ages for slauderous words spoken Of the plaintiff,
Rnth Wallace The parties live in Bradford
The plaintiff claimed that the defendant, Ia con
yersations that be had had with various persons,
had spoken Of her these words She poisoned
Uncle jock aud that the defendant meant by
these word. one Jonathan Gilchrist, an old man
who had died suddenly, at her house, few days
before the words were spoken. The plaintiff also
called witnesses TO show thar the defendant had
said to certain persons that child she then had
living with her was not hers, but one that she
stole somewhere The defendant denied speak
ing the words charged in both cases Verdict for
the defendant r. NJ Harvey, C. W Clarke and
C. IL Heath for plaintiff j. W Rowel Il. Farm
ham and Grin Gambe for defendant
George S Harlow u.s. the Town Of Randolph
Action on the case 70 recover damages alleged
to have been received by reason Of the INSULT
cheney Of the highway in the defendants town,
leading from East Bethel to West Randolph. The
accident happened about one and one-half miles
from East Bethel The jury at the request Of the
plaintiff visited the road and scene Of the acct
dent before the trial commenced The plaintiff
testimony and that Of witnesses introduced by
him. tended to show that on the 22d day of De
cember. 1874, az he was driving over the highway
IN question, with horse and sleigh, his horse be
came frightened by some logs that had been leil
by the side Of the road, and ran off the bank on
the opposite side throwing him out and so iniur
ing his right foot and leg that he Is permanently
crippled. The defendants evidence tended Il
show that the plaintiffs injuries were slight anc
were caused by his own carelessness, in iumpinl
from the sleigh before it left the road Their e'i
denco also tended to show that he had given ae
counts as 10 the cause of the accident conflicting
with the one given in court Now on trial, Jane
j. Wilson and C. II Heath for the plaintiff n
J. Boyden, aud J W. Gowel for the defendant
ON Thursday last Arthur 5 Austin, who 70
many years past has been student in the Office
Of c. W. Clarke Esq, ofthis place, was on mo
ton of Hon h. Martin, admitted To practice il
the county courts Of the state. lie intends sooi
10 open an Office and commence tho practice o
the law in this town
The Jury will not probably be discharged unti
the last of the week, one or two ciyil and seyem
criminal cases remaining to be tried.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28

CAnor.-Your correspondent was mlsinformod
in the accident to MI HaiDes' child, noticed in
the WArcnMAs 4 Journal Of last week. Instead
Of II being her little brother that went with her
into the belfry It the son of one Of the neigh
bors. Both children were six years old, as II
should be- Her brother wishes to have the report
corrected. We learn that the celebration OF
the Fourth Of July is a certainty. The Montpelier
Cornet Band are 10 furnish the music J., L. pu-
rant. Esq, Is TO deliver the Grafton, Brooks Post
Grand Army Of the Republic, Of Montpelier are to
be In attendance and perform the dedication
services Of the monument. Band concert In The
evening, admission twenty-five cents, after which
there will be an opportunity for all that wish 70
trim the light fantastic tothe sound OF good music
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28

HANcocK. friday Of last week, ME-, Charles
Robbins of this town fell, receiving injuries from
which he died in a few hours. He was expecting
three daughters from the West that day, to spend
a few weeks with him; and while bis son was
gone to the depot, at Mddlehury, TO meet them,
the bees swarmed, aud lighted on a choke-oherry
tree near the house. lie endeayored to secure
them, and placing ladder fourteen feet long on
the whariing, resting ii against the tree, climbed
To the top round when the tree broke over, and
he fell to the ground on the lower side, distance
Of twenty feet. lie was prominent citizen, and
one ofthe oldest inhabitants. His age was seventy
seven years. Ills children were detained, and
did not reach home until the next day
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Il OWN rmrLrs, ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court tor the District gf Washington Commission
ef receive aud adjust all claims and demands
an persons against the estate VI Lovna Phelps late Of
Matshed suid District deceased AMI all claims eNhib-
et la Offset hereto, hereby notice that we Will meet
Tor The purpose aforesaid the dwelling house Of II. n.
BUSHNELL ia Mntsed, the second Tuesday Of scptem
her and Second Tuesday uf November next from one o'clock
until four O'Clock each Of said days, amt that
ak months from ath Of May, 4, ID. 1876 - the time
limited by Court said creditors 10 present Their
claims TO h. TOT examination and allowance,
Dated ui Mait-td, this 2jd day of May A. u. 1876.
\. q. LEWIS, lc,,,n,,ss,ners
1l-aI Az mCmARns0N.i ,oUliN',."''''-
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EDWARD Dnmnslrr's ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed hy the honorable
probate the district Washington, commissioners
Ia receive examine and adjust all claims ana demands Of all
persons against The estate OF Eiwanl lcmeriit, laie ot
Waterbury, saldisiri deceased, and all claims exhibited
n ufse thereto hereby give notice that will the
purpose aforesaid at the Town CLERKS office At Waterbury
Iener the 3Ut day Of June aud 2lrt day ot October
next from ten O'Clock, and until four o'clock. r. NJ
enc Of said days and that x months from thu 18th day Of
Nav g. ~ 1876, l. the time limited by said Court for said
creditors present their claims TO for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Waterbury, tbs 5th day OF June. A. u. 1876
JOHN JACkMAN, ,,n,,,i..t,uo,.
Hi-g7 FRANK \ SMITH, 'Vhlhi's'uh''N
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pEunrN u. WATERS ESTATE

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Cont The District Of Washington Commission
ers receive and adjust all claims and demands
Oh PERSONS against the OF Reuben D. Waters, late OF
Fast Nnnttslier said District deceased and all claims
hbe IN offset thereto, hereby give notice that We VIII
the purposes aforesaid, At the dweling-hous OF
Elhnnan W unishec In East Montpelier, the s9d das
Of August and i7h day November next from one clock
until four o'clock q. each OF said days, and mat
months the 2Hth day Of May A. u. lh,e the time
limited hy said said creditors 10 present thei
claims H. tor examination aud allowance,
natcd ~ East Montpelier this aoth day OF May, A.
InuMAN, q KELToN, ; Commissioners.
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WORTHWHILE d. Scott wants TO sell his
residence and part Of his livery. There was
sociable at the vestry, Wednesday evening of last
week, and not a very large number present,
There will be Hayes and Wheeler flag raised on
the Fourth. nod Arthur Robinson has had a
tumor removed from his eyebrow. T.. l.. Whit
ney has loaded another ear with dry goods boxes
for Connecticut IA subscription paper is being
circulated for the purpose Of getting powder for
celebrating the morning Of the Fourth The
nd iourned meeting to see about fireworks was
held at r. X Gleed office last Thursday evening
few were there and no business done So no fire
works for rs this year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28

TIM queen dowager OF Sweden whose ue'''',
was noticed, the other day, was the daughter OF
Eugene, the son Of Josephine and adopted son
Of the great Napoleon, She was born IN tle
splendor Of imperial days, and became the bride
OF Benadotts son. Two of her sons became
kings One of them is now on the throne y Is
strange Ms showing how timeNehges eNels i',ns
that While the blood of Napoleon Is on no throne
in Europe the blood of Josephine, VINO was 81
yorced because she could not bear Napoleon eli-
dren, has become royal strain and wlll propapls
continue 1t was the dream OF inc gfsa. ouh
queror's life 10 found a royal line His descend
ants are outside OF the royal circle, while the de
scendants OF his discarded wife reign stlli ana p'u
fair 10 reign for generations
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-28

4 WELco,IE DlscoyEN.-lt seems that a dis
tngushed European physician and chemist has
hit upon q combination Of three very simple ele-
ments, which Is likely to prove Of great impor-
lance in the treatment Of coughs, colds, and in
deed every variety Of pulmonary disease Mr..
Charles n Crittenden, Of the famous Medicine
Warehouse in Sixth Ayenue, New York, has
purchased the formula and given the remedy "a
the world under the unpretending title Of " nate
Hor,ey Of Horchoupd dnd Tar" We are assured
that no case OF cough cold, influenza, hoarsenes'
or bronchial irritation can Withstand the counter
irritant and tonic properties Of the new medicinal
agent, which Is as harmless as it Is ehleaeions
our information in relation to the remedy comes
from competent and disinterested sources and We
feel safe in recommending it as cure Tor THROAT
and lung complaints It Is kept we believe by al
druggists
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ANIf0N LAMB. 80,
slnALY MAlI-AOn.A .'-l.ll
tIMoN J. rInncr's ESTATE,

The undersigned, having been appointed by the honorable
probate the G-fct OF Wellington commissioner
tu receive examine aud all claims and demands Of all
persons against The estate Of Almnn j. Pierre, tate OF
Warren, m slii district deceased and all claims exhibited
u offset thereto, hereby give notice that viii meet TOT the
purposes aforesaid tue dwelling h0ue Of the late 4 u
Pierce deceased the 18Th DAY Of July and 18Th day
of December next from one ucloc w. NJ, until uye O'Clock
each Of said daVs. aud That six months from the 18th
day june A. H. 1870, D. the time limited by said court u,
,aid creditors present their claims to ff examination
| and allowance.
Dated ai Warren. this lGlh day of June a. u. ls16.
q--4p 10 ~ UFdrNWNY. COMMISSIONER.
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The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate ur Ton the district OF Washington commissioners,
in receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the Julius y. Adams late OF
fayston said district, detase. and all claims exhibited
Offset thereto. hereby notice at will meet for
the purposes aforesaid, ~ the dwelling house Of A. ;. Ad
the 2h day Of July and N day n October next
O'Clock, until two O'clock each of said
DAYS, and that ak months from the 30 day % May, ~ ID.
1876 the limited by said Cont for said creditors 10
present their claims 10 Tor examination and allowance
Dated ui Iaysnn, this Hth day OF June. A. D. lsi0.
SETH BpNtE, l,....,at..to,...
HN HIRAM h, B0NCE,i COMMISSIONER
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H COMMISSIONERS NDlttI

Tho undersigned haymg been APPOINTED by TIE Honorable
Probate the District VI Washington Commission
To receive examine adjust all cnins and Demands
on persons the estate OF benjamin Porter, late nf
Nufhrld In sahl District deceased and all claims eNhb
M To- Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we VIII meet
ur The purpose aforesaid. al the dwelling house OF Dr. j.
49, Smith, n Nofthneld the 26h dag OF July aud Isl day
December next O'Clock untn Ave o'clock 2. w.
each of said days and that six months nom the LIST day "
June A. D. 1876, ~ the time limited by said Court TOT sat
creditors present TIER claims TO us fcr examination ami
allowance.
Dated Nohncld This 18th day Of June, \. u. 1875
36-as WILLIAM WHICH. COMMISSIONER