Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
Personal.

w. SULLIVAN ADAMS ESQ, formerly a resident
w burlington aud secretary Vt the Vermont
Board u Education, died at his residence in
Brooklyn, florida, on Sunday afternoon Of last
week, after q lingering Illness, aud was buried on
Monday afternoon.
I'M Messenger states that C. Il C,olcr. Of ST
Adams, well known ~ the originator Of u,e
brotherhood Of Industry" has deserted his fam
ily' consisting Of his wife twho is only twenty
years old, her stepnother and two small children
ana the town Is now supporting them
Hos. DRA JuNr, Of Brandon. died suddenly. ON
Friday last In his eghty-6rst year Mr. June had
been states attorney state senator Justice Of the
peace Tor q long series Of years. and has flied
many other Offices OF trust and responsibility with
conspicuous fidelity and rare intelligence
PATRONS on llrsnANpEy. Tile Vermont State
Agent, j II Crosby, writes that "thc business Of
the order is Increasing steadily, and with the as
S's'nce Of the patrons paying all bills promptly
VIII soon be on a sure financial basis
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1osrtl Meetings. Gospel meetings viii be
held at West Randolph from May Mh to the 18th.
inclusive The meeting in Rochester resulted in
eight or ten gospel conversions, and in greatly
qulckening the churches. It seems a. though
continual work Of grace might be expected
A Coon TtRN. Gilbert J. Gross, Of Browning
ton lost his sugar honse on Tuesday night Of last
week, with pans, holders and other utensils and
four hundred pounds Of sugar Ills noighbors
turned out on Thursday aud Friday, got out tim
Der, and put him mp new house to finish snpar-
ing m
BrTrrR MARKrr. Although there was q good
attendance at the st. Adams butter market, Tues
day, the market was duh, receipts large and
prices in buyers favor We quote good at from
twenty 10 twenty-three cents choice. twenty four
70 twenty-scven cents and gilt edge at twenty.
eight cents per pound
Annual MprriNG-1he annual meeting Of
stockholders Of the Central Vermont Railroad
Company will be held at the Office Of the presi-
dent, in st. Albans, on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of May A. d. 1876, at twelve o'clock, meridian,
for the purpose Of electng directors for the year
ensuing, aud for the transaction oi such othe-
business a. may properly come before said meeting
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twenty cents, forty-lage specimen number will
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De, a repository Of universal information. aud one
Of lis most attractive features is Il. peographi-
cal maps
SrNDAY-SCiooL CONVENTION. The second an
nual sunday-sohool convention and teachers in
sttute for Windsor county will meet in the Con-
gregational church Hartford May l0tb and lith
The annual address will he delivered by lion. j.
W Patterson, IL. y, Of New Hampshire Free
return checks over the Central Vermont and
Woodstock railroads will be furnished free en-
teriainment, etc ~ are invited to attend from
within or without the county