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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

"THE Bii NsWicK, on BosroN "A correspond
ent says" thought New York had the finest
hotels, but the brunswick alters my opinion.
Truly nothing in any way approaching it was
seen in Boston. 1t is located in the fashion
able, and most beautiful part Of the city, in an
open and quiet neighborhood, near the public
garden and common, and but few minutes walk
from the main parts Of the city The structure is
magnificent, and the entrance imposing and grand.
The ladies parlor gents sitting-room, and the
dning-room with It's many spacious windows,
all luxuriously furnished, and have an air of
comfort and elegance rarely seen in hotels. The
entire internal arrangements are perfect rooms
large, well ventilated, and furnished in the latest
style. A mammoth elevator conveys passengers
To any floor, and speaking tubes communicate
with every guest room. Persons visiting Boston
in connection with EXCURSIONS to or from the Cen
tennal will find it to their interest to stop at tho
Brunswick, which is in truth one Of the finest
and most perfect of hotels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

COUNTY CONFERENCE.-THE Washington County
Conference will hold its next annual meeting at
Waitsfed June 18th and 14th Tuesday morn
ing at halfpast ten there will be the opening
mon by Rev. A. lAdd, followed by the election Of
officers and committees. The afternoon services
will open with devotional meeting at halEpast
one; at two r NJ, report from the churches by
W. $ Ilazen; at three r. NJ, essay: Duty Of
supporting the institutions Of the church by vol
untary offerings" by Rev. L. Tenney. In the
evening there will be praise meeting and dis
cussion of the question How shall We develop
the working forces Of the church" TO be opened
by Bro. A. j. Howe and Rev. n. f. Cobeigh.
Wednesday morning at nine O'Clock, devotional
service; at hali-past nine, miscellaneous business
at ten, Sabbath-school report by Rev. J. II. Bah
bitt, with address following at eleven, discussion
What place ought the Sabbath-school to occupy
in our religious worship" opened by Brother o.
D. Edgerton aud Rev. VIM. Schofield Wednes-
DAY afternoon at two o clock communion sermon
by Rev W. II. Lord. followed by the Lords Sup
per Each church may be represented by the
pastor and four delegates. The public are cor
daily invited to attend all the meetings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

CALAIS Rev. l.. Warren will give lecture at
the Christian church on Sunday, Juneith, at half
past two o clock His subject will be " The Fast
It's people and their customs" Mr. Warren speaks
Of what he has a personal knowledge OF, and we
bespeak for him a full house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

Dear Sir-for seven OF eight Year, past have been
poor health and for the past very feeble My
health continued TO decline and my flesh and strength
wasted away, until was unable 10 work go up
stairs without great exhaustion suffered frequent
and distressing attacks OF palpaton Of the heart my
distressed me, causing achiy and pain the stomach
suffered from extreme nervousness, constipation aud de
bty Of the system generally my bo, bing thin and poor
and sluggish In circulation, and for years suffering
the iortures Of confirmed dyspepte. About six months
since concluded would try bottle OF PERUVIAN srntr
and received much benefit from Il that purchases. ave
bottles and have continued the 0 the sinur
N quite recently Il has restored my health such
tent that feel myself good new. My digestion h
good and my weight has increased Ia the past months
from hundred and twenty hundred and thirty
eight pounds my strength has returned my general
health Is thus wonderfully improved, aud truly say
all to the of your rEHrviAS iearnesiiy
recommend all sufferers from dyspepsia and debility give
It trial hoIiig that viii do them much good has
me- Your very truly, MKs. $. u. BEAis.
Prescription Free
For the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness Lost Manhood
and all disorders brought by iniscrtions
Any druggist has the ingredients. Address
wO1-S5 DAVIDSON A co, Bon Prs. New York.
A Fine Thing for the Teeth.
The fragrant SozoDoNf has taken very prominent place
among the approved dentfrces OF the day very
popular article for the toilet highly recommended BY all
who have used H. beaniiner and pe-erysr the teeth
refreshing the mouth swre,enng BREATH and ane,ins
the progress Vt decay.
spaidngs Glue mends Furniture, Toys, etc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

WArERur ny Miss Lutheria T. Jones teaches
the school on the river, below the village; Miss
Matte Lyon teaches the school IN Kneeland dis
trict; Leila f. Wallace teaches on Blush hill; Miss
Fila Morse teaches on Perry hin the school on
Toomis hill is taught by Miss Emma II Town;
the Buzzcll district has Miss Mary A. Jaqueth for
a teacher tie school at the Center kept by Miss
Ada L. Carlton; Shutesyille by Flona " Chaplin
Gregg hill, by Alma }. Hart; Woodward hill, By
Miss Phebe l.. Coffin; Kicker mountain by Eva
A. Fuller Warren district, by Miss Mary T.
Hinkly; district pear Cotton brook, by Miss Nettie
T. Gleason; Cotton brook district, by Miss Elsie g.
Woodward; Mill village, by Miss Nellie Graves.
The schools are now all in operation, and have
been visited by the superintendent. The Colby
Wrnger and Washer Company are now working
fifteen men who have a steady business upon a
solid basis under the management Of Fred f. Smith,
Of Montpelier Mr.. Mckelyey delivered a lecture
at the Village hall last Wednesday evening and
came again on Friday evening The attendance
was not what it should have been Those who
profess to be interested in Temperance reform
should STIR themselves, and not lose all the
ground that has been gained here, 1t takes 'cor1,
it takes people who have bdekb0ne TO make head
way against such gigantic evil. Let us have the
Sunday evening temperance meeting, Hdy-t,r0 in
a year, even if we could do no more than to
ring the bell at the hour, and then meet and all
stand up and repeat the pledge. b. T. Pickett
while clearing out his well on Wnooski street,
found a large birch stump twenty-five feet below
the surface. 1t was near bed Of gravel, which
indicated that " fhatchers Branch, now known
as the Butler brook, once had Its course here.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

MN GRANGE. Deputy D T. Ioyden organized
Hamilton Grange at North Troy, with full char
ter list The following officers were elected
Master John W. Cuuier. Oyerseer Alden por-
teri Lecturer, J. Hamilton steward A b Hardy
Assistant Steward, 4. y Keith Chaplain, c. L.
Hardy; Treasurer, $ b Hammond; Secretary,
Miss Nellie Abbott Gate Keeper, George Porter,
Ceres. Mrs. Alden Porter; Pomona Mrs. T. 7.
Abbott Flora, Miss Grace Hardy; Lady Assistant
steward, Miss Ella d Hunt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

ANNUAL MfrrNu. The animal meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Central Vermont railroad was
held in st Adams, at noon, on Wednesday of last
week The old board Of directors were elected
for the ensuing year, with bat one change the
name Of James W Emery, Of Boston, being sub
stituted in place Of Ex-Governor Page The meet
ing was harmonious No other business WAS
transacted beyond the election Of the board Of d.
rectors as follows John Gregory Smith Worth
ington C. smith and Bradley Barlow, Of st. Al
bans b B. Smalley Of Burlington: led T. Clark,
Of Milton: Luke +. Poland Of 81. Iohnsbury
james Il. langdon, Of Montpelier; b. T.. Cheney,
Jacob Edwards aud james W. Emery, Of Boston
George NJ Rice, of Worcester Mass j. H. KIM
ball, Of Bath, Maine, aud J. Q Hoyt OF New
York -they each receiving ten thousand and
ninety -fonr VOTES, tlievhoie number cast
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24
TEDEpIAH $. ALIENS ESTATE.

The undersigned aying been appointed by the Honorable
Prohaie District Randolph, COMMISSIONER
and adj all claims and Demands of alt
persons against the estate Of Jeedah H. Allen. late OF
BTuokneld In said District deceased and all claims eNh
tied In Offset thereto, hereby noie that will
fur the purposes orei at the dwelling house Of r. O.
Bigow on the sth day of June and 26h day October
next from nine oco'k, NJ, util four o'clock, NJ, ench
OF said days and that months fnn the 18th lay NJ May
\. u. ISIS, is the time limited by ud Court for said crrsi
present ihei, claim. for examination aud al
lowanse.
Dated At BrOokaed. Tits 10th day OF May. A. d. 1876
si-g D d. RICHARDSON Nomhisl"iri--
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

MliKnAs was lately seeking the aid Of the
police Ia trace the whereabouts Of n family who
had left the neighborhood owing him eighteen
shillings. "well, suppose there was nine shil-
lings worth Of water In that milk account" re-
marked the Inspector. That's whore Il gals me
that's where 1t hurtsi" replied the dealer
They were new customer, aud hadn't COM
menced 10 water the milk YETI"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24
peaMs.

In woleo,t, May H. JOSEPH 49, BRADLEY. aged 8
yean.
Ia West Hartford, May 10, WILLIAM HAzES, Esq.
aged u yeaIs,
In West Hartford, May q, yOLNEy THURsroS, Esq,
aged ~ years.
In underhl May Il, Hon. MARIN WIRES, In the ;oih
year II his age.
Ia Worcester. May 49, LAURA EsrELLE urroN, aged
years and " days
In Cambridge. May "a. OF paralysis. Deacon Drills
BRUSH, aged 10 yeafs
Ia East IiATdwick. May ", Of consumption JANE
KEITH, wife Of Clinton Keith aged ~ years.
In Calais, May Z, of canker rash ALICE wHlItHkk,
only child Of neorEr aud Emily Whie-r, aged years aud
~ months.
In Jacksonville, H., May 5. Of measles. MARCUS T.,
EDISON OF IN tdson. of stowe, as~ " years. moi,i
and ~ days.
In Brainirse, April 10. u. q; WHITNEY, aged " years.
dear husband, klnd and indusent father. highly
esteemed citizen much loved and rsspected neigbor has
gone 10 better land
In Chelsea. Nay ", Of niembraneous Group, DANIEL
GEORGE only son Of Geofge II. and Sarah 4. Bacon,
aged years Jmontia and ID days. lie was child of
much promise and the words, Death leaves shining
inark signal below have heen fully verified In hhn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

DGcoRArloS DAY.-To he Soldi,rs ~ last
Montpelier Don't forget the ooh Of May Deco
ration Day, and let us meet on that day. at the
East village, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, one and all.
with flowers and wreaths Of evergreen, and there
we viii organize From there we will visit the
graves of our fallen comrades, in the different
parts Of our town, and properly decorate them
with flowers and wreaths Of evergreen. It is a
lamenmble fact that in many places in Vermont
this duty has never been performed that men
who have fallen In the defence of the noblest
cause ever known, have been suffered to lie for
gotten aud unrecognized 10 their graves Now
let ms see to ~ and perform this sad but beautiful
duty. BY request Of o. II Thompson, OF East
Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

A NEWSPAPER FOR foHrH CENTs The proprie-
tor Of the Troy Times offer TO send their cam
paign paper from June 10Th to November 18Th for
the sum Of forty cents This is just about what
the white paper costs. But the Times folks will
add 10 the paper all the latest political news,
along with the speeches of the campaign, some
excellent miscellany a review Of the current in
telligence, editorial discussions, etc. They know
how tomake paper, and good one, too. There
can be no cheaper publication in the state than
the campaign Times in accordance with the terms
nrnr.nand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

burrn MARKET the st. Mbans butter
market, Tuesday, receipts were large, market
"uii' and prices without any special change we
quote common at from sixteen To eighteen cents
medium 10 good, eighteen to twenty cents; choice
twenty to twenty-five cents gilt edged, twenty
'hree cents, with few well known extra choice
oalres selling at from one TO two cents higher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

TrNHniDGE.-Ihe Union Agricultural society
will hold their second annual fair their grounds
at Tunbridge Centre, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September 10Th, 9th and 2sth ...
The coming Fourth Of July is to be celebrated
with horse trot and other amusemonts Tor old
and young 4 programme will be out in season
for all Mr. Alexander, Of the Tunbndge House.
is 10 dedicate his Hall the 18th Of this month,
with Brooks, owen 4 Carleton's Band, OF Lowell,
Massachusetts, for music....T X Monkey has
lost his trottiDg mare. She wa. valued at six hun
dred dollars. The spring is very backward
farmers, many Of them, have done but little Of
their spring work. Parties who are interested
in fast horses are beginning to fix for trottng pur-
poses. The track has improved from last season,
and is beginning TO look a. though business was
improving A. NJ. King q Son have just re-
turned from market with their new goods, and
their large store seems crowded with customers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

SMAsn-ur.-On Tuesday night, as freight No H.,
Of the Central road, was running down from Ran
dolph, the train broke. When It was discovered,
the fore part Of the train Stacked mp little, and
the rear part crashed into 1t, demoshing butter
ear and doing considerable other damage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

Perry's Moth and freckie Lotion Is intended
only for removing Mora PArcnEs, FRgcKtEs and rAS
Il reliable. For riNFLEs RLAoKnEAps or FLEsHwonNs
ask your druggist for PFEgf's CoNEDoNE and PiNrLf
RkaKpr the lNFALLinLE Skis m@iicine. consult Dr. Il
&. fEEGY, Defmato"vst ~ Bond ST., New York Wi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

LianrNNd KXrREss TnArS -Dnrng the
summermonths, for the accommodation Of summer
travel lightning express train is to be run be-
tween the White Mountains and Lake George. ria
the Montpelier 4 Wells River road and the Cen
trail Vermont. The distance between these points
is one hundred aud eighty-two miles, and the trip
is to be made in six hours including stop of thirty
minutes in this village for dinner This Is new
era In quick and safe transportation between these
points which cannot fail to be appreciated by the
travelling public. We predict that this train will
be go extensively patrunized 10 render Il per-
manent institution for the future
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

IHE Troy CoSFTRRNcE There Is a strong
effort being made by the delegates from the east
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal church, now in
session at Baltimore, Ia have that portion Of Yer
mont west Of the Green Mountains, now in Troy
Conference, set of % the Vermont Conference.
The churches Of western Vermont are working as
earnestly 10 defeat the movement. and petitions
have been sent from number Of individual
ehursLes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

Consumption, scrofnla, Enlargement of the Glands
of the Neck frnptons of the skin Spinal Disease Torpid
Liver with constipation and headaches Irritation the
Kidneys and bladder Nervous Prostitution and General De
bty all depend upon depraye nutrition and Impoverished
blood arising froin Indigestion Dr. wheeer's Compound
Elixir Of fhosphaes aud Calisaya immediately reaches the
primary cause of these Diseases Dyspepsia and enables the
stomach To completely digest aud assinate sufficient
quantity Of nonrshment TO build mp the Tissues wsg-al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

PArROSs OF HUsnANpRN The Central Yer
mont Council, Patrons Of Iiusbndry, will meet at
Barre, June 9Th It is expected that a large num-
Der Of Patrons will be present Invitation is ex-
tended to all Patrons, also to citizens in general,
all exercises in the afternoon will be in public.
State gent Crosby writes that he will Ice present
with sample goods for sale some of the best
grange speakers have been invited, including
Worthy Master Cotton and colonel D. n Mead
It is proposed To make it sor Of basket picnic
The order OF exercises is as follows Fr,t, open.
Ing Of the Council. second, Secretaries reports
third, report by some Patron from each Grange
relative to the condition Of their Grange fourth,
general business. fifth, recess for dinner sixth,
discussions seventh, address and speaking.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

Tnr STArE CoNyENIioN.-T call Of the state
Committee for the State Convention is not yet
issued II is generally understood, however that
it Is % be called at this place on the 9th proximo
It l. perhaps needless to add that Il promises TO
be an exceedingly lively affair Tho Convention
will be- held in Trinity Han
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

wnrs Henry A. Wise fought Cooke in 1882.
the latter undertook ~ " rattle hin by remark
ing ostentatosly Ia his second they took up po-
sition, " call you aud God Almighty TO witness
that am guiltless OF this mans blood" The at
" You had better leave God Almighty alone and
look TO your own blood" and he shot him In
the groin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

HypErAHK. - Fred Keller, express agent ON the
Portland q Ogdensburg railroad, has moved to
C ;. Noyes' house Farmers are ploughing
and putting in few potatoes, and villagers are
beginning To make their gardens. DR. David
Randall has sold his new house near the Catholic
church 10 Mr.. Parker Smalley Mr. Snyder the
former occupant, moves to Cleayeand tenement
block. p. C. Cleayeland has built new barn.
for the accommodation Of his tenantry ... County
court commenced yesterday .. Mr.. A. A. Eng
glish, Of this town, caught hen-hawk, last Mon
day that measured three feet and ten inches from
tip to tip, being large enough to carry off full
grown hen, few days before The grange
store has been moved 10 the Union hotel, TO be
opened every saturday by T. g. Sherwin..
Charles Crane has put elevated single roof on
his brick house heretofore flat rooted the first
being Of tarred paper and the second OF tin. Both
were torn from the house by some Of our gentle
Vermont breezes, the latter taking both chmneys
in its course. The butter market is slow, at
from twenty to twenty-five cents per pound .
Miss Matte Sawyer is getting up a music class on
the piano
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

MAnsnfiELD. The dwelline-house, shed and
corn-barn owned by Charles Holt and situated
about one mile from rlainfield village, were
totally destroyed by fire, together with most Of
their contents, on Thursday night Of last week,
at about eleven O'Clock Mrs Holt was sick, and
Mr.. Holt was watching with her. lie heard some
thing roaring overhead, and went mp stairs 10
learn the cause Of il, aud on opening the door at
the head Of the stair-, the flames met him in the
fare. Three children, who were asleep mp stairs
in an adjoining room, were rescued with difficulty
as was Mr.. Holt, who was carried from the
house on bed Partially insured in the Far
mers Mutual. The soldiers and citizen. Of this
place are going to observe Decoration Day, May
10Th. speaker from abroad Is expected to de
liver the Grafton SOLDIER from adjoining towns
are respectfully invited TO attend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

HANovn, n lit has been quiet here the
past week, The river has gone down to is usual
course 1t has been very warm for few days
and Ne have had showers occasionally. geo. An
outbuilding, in the rear of Dartmouth Hail. was
burned last Monday, a little after midnight It's
thought that some of the boys set IT, but Of course
no one knows anything about it,. rroi SAN
born delivered a very interesting lecture in chapel
Wednesday afternoon, in place of the usual
rhetorical exercises Subject Walter Scott, "
90. The Sophomores played football match
with the Freshmen, Saturday afternoon and de
ieated them badly, the Freshmen not winning u
single game. The longest game was about min
ute and three-quarters; and the shortest three
quarters OF a minute The University nine
played a picked nine, at Windsor, ON saturday,
and beat them by score Of thirty-one TO thirteen
At the end of the third inning, the score stood
fourteen TO none, and at the end Of the fourth,
twenty-five TO one In favor Of the Universities
and then they played carelessly the remainder of
the game.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

PAST NPsic RAILROAD first through train
over the Passumpsic railroad without change wns
the mail from Boston Thursday night Of last
week The several breaks which were caused by
the Hood have been temporarily repaired by trestle-
work which will Immediately be filled with gravel
and the road put In thorough repair
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

BAIrfsr S>HuATn-ScHooL CONVENTION The
seventh annual meeting " the Vermont Baptist
convention will be held ut poultney, on Wednes-
day and Thursday, May slst and June lat The
convention consists Of the pastor and one delegate
from each Baptist Sabhath-school in the state
Delegates are requested to forward their names to
Dr. W W llbhard, roultney The Central Yer
mont railroad will return delegates nee over their
roads from Rutland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

CoNNENIIoN The Vermont State Spirituaist
Association will hold IT. next annual convention
at the Wilder House, Plymouth, June gth 10Th
and 18th A large hall and good accommodations
furnished By the proprietor Board, one dollar
per day Good speakers from abroad are expected
Return checks over the Vermont railroads are
also o,uected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24
Irgal MnGres.
I oIs LOOMS ESTATE.

4 OIs LOOMS ESTATE.
IL COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the District of Washington
eI Ia receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the uf Lois Looms late
RoNhury, In said District decease and all claims eS
hbitel In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that will
for the purpose Aforesaid, al the dwelling OF
WIN 4. Hutchinson, IN koNbury, The 2l 'lay of June
aud 21l day Of November from otock antl
o'clock, ~ each OF said days mouths from
2ld day Of NAV A. H.. isiG Is the time limited by said
Conn Tor said creditors present their claims
examination and allowance.
Dated At RoVbury, hi. 2ld day Of May. A. u. ls16.
SALMON WILLIAMS l,.....t..,
fe-ai GEO. W. WAKEFIELD ,"nnhs-iHner-'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

Children Cry for Csstorialt Is as pleasant to TAKE
as honey, and Il absolutely harmless. It Is eSpe
worms wind collie regulate the bowels and stomach
and overcome irrtabily casei by rash cutting teeth
It perfect substitute for oil, and costivene
young old there nothing existence effective an,
reliable atsO-qg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-24

TnE ARMY or TnE PoroMAo The Society Of
the Army Of the Potomac, General W. 5. Han
cock, President, holds its seventh annual reunion
at the Academy OF Music, in Philadelphia, the 9th
OF June The Grafton will be delivered by Gen
eral John A, Dix, and the poem by Mr.. William
Winter, OF New York The meeting Of the yari-
Gus corps belonging to the Army Of the Potomac,
will he held June 9Th. The Society Of the Army
of the Cumberland, General T., IL. Sheridan, Presi-
dent, and the Society OF the Army of the James,
Genoal A. II. Terry, President, meet in Phila-
delpha June 9th and It'll.