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~ g%tooelties, .9erooe III ben Wtartt
gebradt. Mtan braubt lie in iebem 6auje. Muiter
rlo Girculare ftsi per poit perIanot..
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Mnetftet Gine ppfffdnbise Gefebidbte Don
<tYtltt@a+ Nenniplpanien, oon Der erIten 4t-
Gsc,fo,tot ifeolun9 bis auf beute. Bon 9Bm. VI.
SeEldlgt. Gorneay, I. D. Na9eju 800 arObc
SttausS eiten. lleber IS S1uirationer. Seine onll=
ltdnbiee Gelbibte unieres Staates lit let einem bat=
ben SabrbunOert uer6ffentlidt tporOet. N9entet lper-
ben bel @tnfibrrn9 oieles prabti9en g8ertes berjlid
wiatommert9 ebeiBen perbert. Sine leltsne GeleSen.
belt. g8ir oerlan9eit aaenten in jeoem &omnlbip
S6retbt Iofort nm pp1e @injetnbeiten uno Nusmab
bes Serritoriums. 9breie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. mp. 2O4 Glib @tfte CTR, y
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den. vSerr Seiu8 8aS iit benin pal'
lirt alIo es 9ibt &ries =! Sa, ia i'd
bub's INNER 9eia9t! She 5uan5i9
Sabre per9eben, finO mir 9lue Gtrfen,
2otte, TRACE iAneu Die @tOffe 5nriif unO
Jag Dem Serrn aleemiiler cine ldOne
&%mpiebtuns. uno ct m0htc entI3ulOts
gen; absr 0u ea &ries 9abe uno Die
,3eiten 10 l9ledt wdren, 10 batteu mir
un8 anber8 %beIonnen."
Die Wfa9O gebor@te. Serr &lee'
miiucr, elmer ser woblbabenotcn &auf'
leute Der StaOt, mar our6 biele 8ots
i6ait ni9t wentg bciremoet. r0a8
lino ia i90ne au8f@ten," la9te er gu
li9 ielblt. u8enn Der 8Gder l9on
ans Sparen Oenft, ba muB Die Sttua@
tion in Der Gbat faul iein. 9eun, eS
gilt bier BEL .3siten feline WaBreseln gu
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nOtbigen &u89aben !" Ofit oielen Wors
ten trat er an oa8 SUIT uno 16rteb
rSerrn YauG &0ruer, 2anoidaftsma7
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SD bin Sbnen nod Die beftnitioe
2tntwort betreffS S6rer neuen MOnO,
iaeinlanOi@oft l@ulOig, bic i'd gum an>
fauf fir meinen Gallon in Nu8lidt
qenommsn bate. a3u meinem 9r0Bten
SeOauern bin i'd An9eii@tS Der immer
empfinOli9er auftretenOen @eidaftSs
ltofun9 genot6i9t, aui ben @rwerb bic
ie8 Mteiiterwerfe8 gu oer5idten. Snoem
iA Den 8uui@ uuo bic SOITnuns aus
lprede, es madten balO before s3eitsn
eintreten, Die mid in BEN StanO iesen,
cine 5brer treifiden S@Opfuu9sn an
midi gu brin9en, 3ei@ne i'd
SO6adtung8polf er9ebenlt
QIoi8 &teemiller,
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G6Dmes Sci &brpmp,

go, s31 Nr9 StraBe, @de 3peitsn uno Coates 5trase
uno GIL Sae 9peits str. pbiIa,. IA, 49912mt-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

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ro"'''s 'V''' "',',' 10 M go ,,',
iei"i'"is' " VIZ" 40 - - ,.,l.',
IL II" " i''',"'"s .''''' ~ S,
sre''''s " wv
a + RANKIN fsq1 oil 81 'onnSp"ryi mas ac-
eened appointment oil Orator iof Inc Associ"ieu
alumni OF Middlebnry College Tor their next an
niyersary In July
--"Rey" W. H. 1ildel, the young aud talented
but bogus Baptist minister, who turned ont big
amist. died last week, at the Jail in Newfane
,l,oro n, Gas ,vit,p, trial for Lisain, at Rrnttle
"'''' -"
boio'
At the last regular meeting Of the board of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

CustspA Tho old rpipa az what vas once
Chelsea Academy stick nm tbrouch the snow this
winter like ghosts of dcnarted homes and
neglected opportupities and are a painful re-
minder Of the absence Of the buildinr that once
was the source Of much usefulness to hi. and the
surrounding towns II seems very strange that
Mace containing the wealth that this does cannot
afford TO build another academy, the village being
one Of the best localities in the state for such an
institution There is onose or hustle to distract
the attention of those who might attend it /.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
lraM5.

In rl,iuhrd, February !, CORA N. uNNcnofr. aced
1Yrafs.
In Raion,nle January s.tNNE pfrCuir. wife Of WI
liam nano aged u years and months.
in nfont fed January 10 vef suifuiy ~ isrla ~ the
heart, JOEL ROOD, noe the sQili yct Of d. hae,
In wriinsvnc. February p. SARAH NJ WHITE. VIE n
y. o.. White agts u year, AMI months. Massachusetts
Inreis please fupy.l
in chelsea MASS. pceriuieti ISIS. Row DAWN PACE-
Il N, D. agci VI Hcirs. Mr. Packer was wei known
and respected Methodist minister in ths state
IN Washington January y, ELIZA J.rAiNt. wife u
inu ilue and dauahter 0f The late ane aud Jane john
son, Of hndfofd, aged ~ years, II months aud days
aw. Irafy PR bINCE " noY Nf0N, wife 81 The
nnutis and " days.
IN MArhnold. January %. FRANCIS ANN HlsHHOWN,
nae N N0nfs WE was born ln Nova Scul. The DECREASED
was The last ~ race her atlyes having ail ffs-sd he
fore her Messed ore thc nurr u heart" Nusiuu and
Lexington pnIefs please cvry.I
In Woodbury.. January %. OF drursy, TLNinA DAN
FOHfH, wife nf CHARTS ". Dlufoith, ars years. 2
months and ~ lays A faithful wife, kmd and loving
mother has ased away. AMI eit weeping husband ave
children and au agri mother, 90 mourn. but not
eyoni endutanoc- ami hcr Christian uateier and cior
fulnsss viii long De- remembered
Then drv Your faiHus tears,
Mothers o. rest,
toe iroin al anEui.h uNN.
NutIers 80 rest
fVe now, from suTfuW fiNf,
Core uuiuoWni
Slir'4 fuuui o. nailnf rlIcn
NHiFHu b a NfI nnInH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

GRANp LoDGE or ODD FELLOWS. The Grand
Lodge of Vermont Of the Independent Order Of
Odi Fellows assembled in IT, twenty eighth annual
session at odd Fellows Hall, in Rutland on We'd
nesday Of last week, at ten o'clock, A. M with
a very full attendance of officers and representa-
tiyes The following Grand Officers were elected
for the year ensuing: Grand Master, Nelson C.
Hyde, Of Poultney; Deputy Grand Master, John
n Gale, Of st. JohnsDury Grand Warden, II H.
fansworth, Of st. Adams Grand Secretary John
Il. Burton, Of Bennington; Grand Treasurer, J, A.
Parker, Of Rutland Grand Chaplain, Samuel Big
wood, OF Winooski Grand Representative 10 the
Grand Lodge Of the United States, Charles Wood
house, Of Rutland Tho following appointments
were made Grand Marshal, Henry NJ. Currier,
OF Brattleboro; Grand Conductor, John II. Baird,
Of Burlington; Grand Guardian, John A, Carpen-
ter OF Derby Line, Grand Herald, Robert X.
Morrill,, of poultney. Henry Clark, NJ. Il. Tyler
aud H. II farnsworth, from the committee ON the
state Of the order reported fayorins the accept
anee Of the invitation Of the Grand Lodge OF the
United States 10 join in the celebration at Phila-
delphia, on the 10Th day Of September, 1876, and
that tho Grand Officers lie attended by delega-
ton of fifty members of the order, aud that u
committee Of three for arranging the excursion,
be appointed. A resolution was introduced fix
ing Burlington as the place Of holding the next
session, Amendments were offered substituting
Bennington and Montpelier for darlington, both
Of which were lost, and the next session was fixed
at Burlington on the first Wednesday In February,
1877
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
urrhh eWarhrfs.



~ camhHisc ind n,ltton fof Ne week eifug nr.iay.
February =, isie.
ANotNr or srocK At NtuKrr.
CANA Sls-n Slafri Ha1s Cairss
lh a., Mses ...''.-'.. 3el, s%ia9 60 a% m
one year ago.. i.ea 6iT " 1850 10
rHfcNs Bef Caff- Esirh at and heavy premium oxen
q 2ieqo on; ht quality S3o0etsno; second quality -
aG1si Equality sii0efGOU 81 lOo ~. on Total wcgh
10 hide. tapN and es-q psf. few rluiee sing Iairs
sl.3i6tnl. bulls. ETC.. s. uutfuoO.
rcrltrg org slsoeelio Y lar Or according 10 Their
value a. href. Handy -ireia. ssi0lW o. pair
Hilch CorfaFar quality slietsl extra god. si5Qas
with ur without calves may be- agrr fafiow and or
nnrv sintrtui venfliues, tNfHelsltNs tWo-ycafs-,d
fls.nmilnui three icara Dds. $40 81.
Shsep Common. tiidiiie, rsimi uo0Qec " H. on 1--we
Nriglt, OF siflNhN fl hrid.
Shot., Wholc-se gGlie wian llGlae q 70. rsi hogs,
n,sS Brighton. sga;',c, country lois, e,a5e u %
Ca skins l6til-e. iHuN 90 sol a. q No. tnuutr, lflHe
res with woh on 81 iigs1 r,,h' touniry hisi 81 -
Glib
BrvArNa Prices on cattle rauge shade lower. The
lueurs ct tr market T. quite remarkable considering the
nneute supply but The meat trade IN me cv does not i-
prove ln c least Nh- ami lVes sell better than ruuls
aud sIrlins for money NOT very plenty among the labor
ing class of s community, We quote cattle 90 dressed
weight down o. n for country stue ti being the
outside for Western lots. " CnliNell sold niiy-nsg
steers. average 40 ms ut Sc " 10. , ". Nale- sold
erlgc $40 mi, ne ~ n 10 IS Dow sold and two
steers nd NJ % ~ dressed weight 60 dress from uV ~ 10 NJ.
each. Mchruyyn fan supply, hut Of Inferior quail
The demand Tor wnfkers In dull The supply of shogl
ssomshat larger, and the requirements Sufficient n
nod prices at last weeks mie, D.. Wheeled 'od sixty ~
ihrep average o. ms thiic u D. r = Pollard sold niil
sherr. aycuigr hs, at 81 = 81 %. d. \. beWof solo
Sheep 90 ifti lN- lnle uaf fs'uml.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
Boston Produce Market.


MoSpAr. February :. 1875.
III rTLR Bnyorr have been operating more extensively
In medium grades thr past week. because the supply Of
finer quality has almost entirely out but that all the
change report Tie drumnd T. comparatively liaht
and trade Is still Unsatisfactory sOue deet- think that a
change Tor the better h IN hand hut Others less
sangune aud hook for dull trade through February
While credits -odouhtful and tunes hand, u Thought
unreasonable expect much activity higher prices To-
butter and 70 the situation dives not get any worse, We mink
holders ought hc satisfied Ihe sales have been mostly
2iet l,c n n including lair 10 chore New YORK and Yer
dairos With lOetllr extreme for nno lots
selections. usual g up 10 ae15C ti N. hut 4 l. almost
impossible 10 hnd anything good enough 20 command OYER
i0r large way Fair to good Western T. settling 40 ga
lio with some cloiae Ion. at 2lalse q N. There con-
be a supply NJ Inferior butler, and hear
very few sales under zoe " pound.
CHEtSE-1hs market hts developed little hrmrr feel
ing, In sympathy with an improved export trade bpi we
cannot ouoie higher nricrs. Most Of the aaiea continue
10 be- made At llGulie ~ D. with llc as an outside for
fancy Holders claim that they gct llc readily
than they could two wfeks ago mat they stock
which viii not sell under llsc " No. The trade however
buyiug largely and AZ ldVancc should
BE- established would be- briirr ihcre better market
AIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
Nafrhman C Journal.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY o, 1870.
Republican State Convention.


hep"un'hh mon State Convention is hereby
uu'uu 70 NC he'd IN the city OF darlington, on
mlpN'spAf' TUE rwhNrf'SiNrn DAY or MARCH
io'o' At htNtN O'CLOCK, A. NJ for the purpose
VI choosing IN accordance with q precedent es,ab-
"7'ou zen ueleg"'es'land ten substitutcs) to rep
resent the STATE OF Vermont In the Union Republi-
Gun National 'on' ention TO he held in the city Of
V'n'inhau' on wednesday the fourteenth day OF
June next iof the purpose Of nominating candi-
u"'eS lor inc ofnees Of President and Nice-Presi-
uent oil the United states
All Republican electors and all other voters,
without regard 70 past political differences or pre-
'lous party dithculiies' who are opposed TO re,iy-
ING sectional issues aud desire to promote friendly
Keeling and permanent harmony throughout the
country by maintaining aud enforcing all the con
Ntuuohal rights Of every citizen, including the full
ana iree exercise Of the right Of suffrage without
ih'hnidation and without finudi who are in favor
OF the continued prosecution aud punishment "
all Official dishonesty, and Of an economical adj
mlnlsiiation Of The government by honest, faith
iul and capable officers who are in favor Of max
ing such reforms IN government as experience may
from time to time suggest who are opposed 10
lnlaiHng the credit OF the nation by deprcciatlne
any Of it, obligations, and In favor of sustaining
10 every way the national faith and financial
honor who hold that the common school system
s tllo nursery OF American liberty, and should be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

RHLiEF AssocIArIoN.-Ihe Odd Fellows Relief
Association held its first annual meeting ut Rut-
land, last week. The following officers were
elected ior the ensuing year President Hon. T.
d. Bradford, Of Norhfeldi Nice-presidents, John
Rettine, of Bnttleboro, and Albert c. Dewey Of
Montpelier Secretary, @ d Edgerion, Of North
field Treasurer, J. G. u. Thayer, Of Mortified.
Board OF Directors Henry Clark, Of Rutland d.
r. Celley, OF s.. Johnsbury; Frank H. Bascom OF
Montpelier II, II, farnsworth, Of 81. Albans, and
Milton II. Tyler, OF Burlington. The association
Is represented rs being In hourishing condition,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
ISRANcis rA9I.lIlN,,s EssTATn.

Ia Probate Court, held nj Munipclnr, n said District
on the 2iih day Of January, 4. -. lsl6i
William l.; Stone, Administrator of the r~iate Of Fran
els faquin late Of Cabot, IN sad stt, deteased, pre-
ssnts his administration account lot examination and al
lowance and Iuakes application tor drce uf distribution
and partition ~ the estate of said reasss Mherrupon
Is orerl by said Cont, that sahi acyennt and said
Application be referred 10 srsslln tleIcui, TO he
held AT the frlbate once, 10 said Montpelier, the
18th day "t February A. d. ls16, TOT hearing and decision
tefeoni and, y ffhcf oriefo that notice hetoi bs
gwen 10 All persons Interested, By publication Of the sanie
three weeks scce.yey In tile Vermont Waterman state
journal. sIapsr Published Montpelier previous "a
na llme APPRECIATED of hcarng, that they may appear AT
said tine ahd place and show cause, II any they may have
why said arconi should not be allowed, and such decree
made. ty the Colrt.-Attsst
i5-ii hARyLN 1iLDfN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

ANSuAL AGRICULTURAL MEETiNG.-The annual
meeting Of the Union Agricultural Society was
held at the Town House, in runbridge, February
1st After some amendments were made To the
constitution, the following gentlemen were elected
officers Of the society for the ensuing year: pres
dent, A. Il. Drew, Of Iunbridge; First Nico-Presi
dent, j. W Bailey, Of Royalton; Second Vice
President, D. r. skinner, Of runbridgc Secre
tary, I'd f. Smith, Of Tunbridge; Treas II. X. Hay
ward, OF runbrdge Marshall, c. c. Whitney, Tun
bridge, Executive Committee, J. NJ. whitney, 4
Il skinner, OF Tunbndge, and W Bailey, of Roy
alton; General Superintendent, silas b Jones' o
runhridge Dircctors-T unbridge, J. NJ Whit
ney, Lewis Dickeman, W Il. Porter and II Hutch
inson; Chelsea George + Hyde and J. f. Ilemen
way; STAFFORD, Charles Chandler and d. 5, Bar
rett; Brookfeld, Z. W farwell; Randolph, T. S
Hall, II. C. Waldo and j. Z. Sprgue; Bethel, Ed
win Morse and Mendall Wood; Barnard Isaac b
Green; Pomfret Homer W Vail; Sharon, o. S
Wiley and Charles Moseri Washington, JOIN
Fisk and John Stanley; Willamstown, Bert Mar
tin; Royaton, benjamin Day, W. A. farnhan
and D. W Cowdry Nershire, Steven Darling
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
1rgaI 3laffes.
SyLvr, McKNiGmr's ESTATE.

The undersigned having hceu appointed by the honora-
bile probate e'uu fnf The district ~ Washington, ooinIls-
sonf- tn receive examine and adjust all claims aud de
mands all persons against The estate OF SYLVIA Nc
knight late NJ Hnrfe III said district, deceased, and all
claims Nhhc M et hcrto hereby give notice that
will meet fur The puri-a aforesaid, At the dwelling house Of
A. NJ snrkntn said Barre the ldih iay ut February
aud -th ay Juy next ftum one O'Clock, r. ~, unit
i've oacs g. each ~ said day., and that six month
roni me mn day January. H. lslS the time mot
by said Court said cednr prseni their claims 10
for examination aud allowance.
Dated NJ af e, thls 2id day OF January A. d. 1876.
A. VI. IArkMAN, l,.....t-.i......
l6-ls HORACE HAItiELnLR.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
xyM e. onAmnrRIls,s ESTATE,

The undersigned having been appointed BY the honorable
probate fur The distract of Washington commissioners,
10 receive examine aud adjust a claims and demands of all
persons gns the esateof William H. thnmlerlin, late Of
Norhheh saiidisific deceased AMI uil claims Inhibited
la cnsat herrtn hereby notice that Will iet tur the
purposes Aforesaid a. the store Of essifge H. Crane. on The
Inn day u April and lt day Of Jus urNi trun one o'clock
until nve a'clk. 2. NJ, each Of said days, and that sx
months from the IAN day VI remhef, A. u. ls5, the
time limited By said Court Tor SAID cfetilor 10 present ueir
claims To ~ for examination aud allowance.
Haf~i ai Nofihheld this zith day u January d. 1876
GEORGE N. CHASE, ! .,.,.t...i.,....
li-l7 ANDREW .. DENNY, ''''h'A''"'''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

Co-oPERArivE SroRE-lhe committee ap-
pointed 10 solicit shares for the Capital Co-opera-
tive Association, should report by Thursday.
February 10, to l. L. Andrews, Of Berlin. On
saturday, February i, at one O'Clock, p. NJ, a
shareholders meeting will be held at the Amer
can Hotel in Montpelier, to perfect this organiza
ton. Every shareholder should be present and
all who desire to take shares, feel an interest il
Montpelier. The sovereigns are especially in
vited To cooperate with the Patrons, in the or
ganizaton Of the stock association Co-opera
ton is the true method of transacting business
and has been eminently successful wherever un
deftaken among the operatives in England, ant
the Patrons aud Sovereigns in America.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
STATE OF Vhi'M2nNarsnsGroS COUNTY. IS.
on
N ITTNNIEVl.
SEPTEMBER lhnA, A. ID. lss5.
A5d b. Ear,oa asd B,'ysnig y sqhh ys. AioHio Ret

SEPTEMBER iinn. K b. isi5.
A's D. HTo' ssa 4{ sgas. r sT vs. N9"'' h
BAsrsas At tenn Of the Cont ef Clanee1 begun anil
he'll At Montpelier within aud ~ lhe county of washlns
@ on ' and ''s s Rs's sS t 18th q wass N h.
county " Worcester, " the STATE Of Massaae,is bronei
forth, In substance thai Aon.o ReiNay q Monipellef IN
deble % "a the Of tlgee hundred and forty
font dollars, specified IN premssory note lated the PA
the orator. Ia months fon date with interest," IN order
On 's sa of Nav At I @erssa re deed ,. II h
lolewine described lands IN Montpelier ~ he county Of
house aud premises, situated in Nongeer yillaEe JaS
street. leading G 9, Yah s s 's ' .e e' ,' Sas i
line of sai sifeei II lie CORNER u premises
Of SAID street forty three feet nine hches thence east
s uls e e s s s ss Si sT lime s
.is feet X ksuhs westerly lnei lhens westerly, ~
payment Of said pnn.sry note aecorlng 10 i,s tenor
And furihc setting forth that on or about INA OH day Of
estate by deed " warniy 10 one jaime. Fellows 81 hos.
he saii james Fellows he day q December, K. d.
ia. conveyed sai Pesy 70 CHARTS isow;, q boston,
sI By yr,ss q sl eonsss.pee A9d ir'hss .s.ts
owing 10 The orator. Aud praying that the said Aonrs
ali eluliy Of redemption m the ald real estate deserpI :"
And al ssid tenn Of said Court Of chaneoy aid
eonnacl 70 this ,n tenn lhsl,yi AMI NOM ~ M NJ,
Con next 10 be held Montpelier within aud fog The
county q Washington, ON the SECOND Tuesday o. March, A.
D. lsl6. -.
without this state, Where subpoena eannoi be serye
unon him aud that he has not had personal notice OF tho
lsnier, OF said 81 foreclosure, II orsred By The
tour that h. be notified thereof by publishing the substance
OF sAld Of fOIsosufr tosetieI with this order. three
succcssvei, la the Vermont Walehman state Jour
nal newspaper priais a Menresf aforesaid the last o.
lie nssi Of SAIL Court Chanee 10 he held At
Mont se within Tor tie county Washington, the
seooila tuesday OF March A. H. lss6, which All be darnc
sufficient notice 70 the sa Charles Fellows 10 appear and
answer 10 sald bill OF forslosure.
MELVILLE l.. SMILE. Deputy clerk.
T j. DrAyIrr solicitor for Oratnrs. i3-lI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
IOsErM GoILp,,s EsTATE.

The subscribers having been apgoned hy the llonomhe
Probate Court lnf the District Of Washington. Commission
en- receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
all against the estate of Joseph Could, late Of
Northned d. said District decreased represented usnlAeni
and the ienn of siN months ffon the 18th day 81 January
lslb. hng allowed by said court To HE creditors uf si de-
ceased exhibit and prove their respective claims before
give notice. that we will attend tq the duties " of APP
ponien at the dwelling house of Mn Melissa tond IN
Nufihnrld Ia sal District the last Tuesday " February
next and the last Tuesday Of July ncNt NJ ten oek Ia
tie forenoon, each Of sld days
Dated at Norhhsd. this ish day Of January, A. D 1875
tf0Hot NICHOLS Commissioners
i5-i7 j. u. Onct IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

SuARoN--Sharon Lodge No lS5, independent
Order of Good lemplars, chose their officers for
the ensuing quarter, January % Worthy Chief
Templar, George I. Heath Worthy Vice Temp
lar, Mrs. O. 5. Wiley Worthy Secretary, Charles
Mosher Worthy Financial Secretary, Miss sarah
Howe; Worthy Treasurer Rev. u. u. Chamber
lni Worthy Chaplain, Rev. !. Il. steele; Worthy
Marshall, George Howe; Worthy Onislde Guard,
L. NJ. Wiley, Worthy Inside Guard, Miss MARTHA
Gle; Worthy Assistant Secretary, Miss Celia
lIowel Worthy deputy Marshall, Miss Nellie j.
Hart; Worthy Right Hand Supporter Miss Alice
Quimby; Worthy Left Hand Supporter, Miss Min
nie Howe; Or;anist, Miss Emma Tyler. The
lodge has seyenty-six members. The Temperance
Dramatic Club will give public entertainment,
Tuesday, February nd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
DILry MAssrInlLp,s nsrATnE,

In Probate Court heli ut Montpelier IN and said Dis
frlci nn the lsih tlny ~ January. A. ". lsl6i
pufurng Ia De- the last " III and testament
Of Riley Mansfield. late Of LAY -on. n said Dstfi, de
eeasri being presented la the Court by Ira Richardson
the therein named. for frobaiei II u ordered
By said that all persons concerned therein e notified
10 appear ~ ald couri 10 he held Al the Probate
once Montpelier on the 18Th day VI February, A. D. 1879
and show cause, any ts may have, against the Probate
said VIII uf which purpose II l. further ordered that
copy u the nco OF tls onler he published three weeks
sucsaspcY In the Vermont Waterman A state Journal
psined At Montpelier, previous To said time apponicd fof
iS-l7 HARVEY TlLDES. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

MIpDLEsEN.-Real estate changes have been
quite lively of late. James Cameron has sold
his farm to Benjamin Barrett, for one thou
sand three hundred dollars George Wiley has
sold his farm stock and farming tools to Clarence
Kelion, for six thousand five hundred dollars; S
T. Andrews, Of Richmond, has sold his farm
known as the "Chatterton farm, to Portus j.
Miles for thIco thousand three hundred dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

RAILROAD MArrms.-We understand that ar
Engagements are being made by which the present
railroad difficulties between Gov Smith and Gov
Page are to he amicably settled RHmor has it
that Cox. Smith h. to purchase the stock OF Gov
Page, and the latter is to discontinue his suits
and gracefully retire from any connection or con-
troyersy with the road Gov. Smith met the com
missioners Of the barre railroad here, last We'd
nesday and the matter ofthe construction Of that
road was satisfactorily settled