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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

WORTHWHILE. l. Whitney, Of the Green
River Mills Is shipping great quantities Of box
stuff To firm In New Haven, Connecticut.
Albert and Lottie are at last married folks can't
have the fun OF marrying them again-they have
been married four times by Rev Mrs. Gossip
before they were truly married. Why don't
the Portland a Ogdensburgh Railroad Company
build freight depot for Morrisyie2 This sta
ton handles more freight than any other between
here aud st. Johnsbury The Congregational
library is to have more new books soon. The
students Of the Peoples Academy are preparing
to play Fast Lynne" at the closing Of the
school, Wednesday, February 10Th. They expect
to do il well, aud In return expect good house
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

WEST ToPsnAM-Tho storm of Wednesday Of
last week was unprecedented since the settlement
OF the town, so say the Oldest inhabitants. On
Wednesday morning, Drs Blgelow and Jackson,
OF Barre, and DIR. Watson, Of this place, were
called TO Lyman Mills, in Orange, and the storm
was severe that they could not get away until
the afternoon Of Thursday Uncle Jake Mills
says he has lived where he now lives twenty eight
years, and he never saw any comparison to the
storm of Wednesday and Wednesday night The
watering trough at his barn WAS never frozen over
before never WAS drifted before so badly, with
the present amount Of snow, as at this time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

~ riAlE or VERMONT, District of Washington. g.
in Probate Court held n Montpelier within ami of saai
District, on the igh day ~ January, A ID. islss
Jame. caldwell ruarlian " Nelson u Powers md ST.
h't IT, Powers % huxhury lu s1ld district, naHfa apf
ton fO sIl Court fuf iernse tho following Hssril
real estate u his said ward ia vii al hcr fisht and IN.
tfrta m certain real decided John qa 10
man Powers hy decd dated MAY %. 1878 and stuuied n
hh hoNnury reiHescning that ne sale thereof Tor The
nurfHeo " putting ihe pl0ere- OF such interest
investing tlr same be- siss real estate would 10
leill a. slll Wuri Mhffrupuui 10 Is ordered by eHhl
Court. that said application be- referred tn Ie4sAf
thereof ig be- held 1T the Probate once n sail Mont
NY and dci.inn thewoni and, further otdered that
u persons Interested b. notified hereof hy uuhniar
notice Of said application and ORDER thereon three week
sucosssety In lie Vermont wai.hman state journal
ncwsnaper published Al Montpelier and which calculates
The neiahioioud " t4e interested, before said
hsaring that the, arrou sh time anl place aul
they uhaf thereto. iif tho fuuff.
tUA4Y uasI.f4r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

SHOOTING ARRAY Thomas +. Mason, Of felch-
VILE, shot George Dean, Of Weathersfield, at the
Junction IIonse, Claremont Junction, at about
eight O'Clock on the night Of the 9th inst The
ball entered the left side, and physicians pro-
nounced the wound fatal A quarrel arose about
a former quarrel between them, when Mason
stumped Dean out Of doors for u fight. Finding
out that Mason had a revolver, Dean declined to
90 out, when Mason fired at Internationally, he
claims lie j. under arrest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

SUDDEN DEATH. ON Tuesday afternoon, stran-
ger giving the name Of Gregory, said To be native
Of East st. Johnsbury, evidently the worse for
liquor, called at Trips Hotel in prootorsville
and retired at seven o'clock. Not appearing at
breakfast the next morning, his sleeping-room
door was forced open, when he was found in a
dying condition Dr. Story was at once called
but biz patient ceased to breathe in few mo
ments ApoplcNy from the use Of siinulants was
the cause Of his death
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
IraaI }loGres.
A NrHoNy 2. prBRY,s ESTATE.

~ STATE OF VERMONT District Of WlshInaffu. 10
in Probate Court, held MONTPELIER n said lsirIaf an
the III day n February, A. u. lsiAi
Allen leuy executor of The estate II AufhouY r. Perry
Itf " Cabot iu SAIL District decenaf presents biz almn
iruu account for examination and allowance and maNft
arrhauon for decree Of distribution and partition ~ the
estate " s1d deceased Nheroupon, 10 ordered by
court that saH account md said application DO referred
session efe to Do held ~ the Probate Office lon said Mont
lef on ie ~ day N February A. D. lsl6, fur heainl
li decision thefeoni And. u s further ordered, That
mt'f erM De- given to al persons interested BY puhrn
.u ~ tn Same three weeks aucocssVey n fhp Vermont
Whehmnu and STATE Journal a newspaper published At
Mlniruef previous 20 sad iue appointed Tor hearing
Nml utY may appear NJ said time and place and
cause 70 any they have WHY slI account ailuI u4f
he allowed, nud such decree made
~ iIe t0ufi.LNffast
'N HARVEY TiLpFN, Jndgc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

MArEIug ~ --'lhiny two persons we've hap
TIED by Rev. W Underwood, ut the Methods
Episcopal church, on Sunday last, February 9Th
There have been hfty-two reclaimed since the las
quarterly meeting aud numbers have been con
yeried at the Congregational church, under Rev
Mr. Wheeler
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
STATE on VERMONT;
IL CHANCERi.
MAEcn ErM, A. n. 1865
j. o. Lrngsfon, TrHaer vs.. George LaRudge

aaa q, h, Rich.
Uherers o. livingston Trustee OF uosilia v Gray Of
Monlpel.r y The county Of washington, has ned IN The
George Lhnndse, formerly of MdcseS IN said county and
August A. H. IRA duly executed Ia ffentiss n. Persons
mortgage deed o certain land IN Mldesex, IN the county
wife of said Preniirs and being the same land con
yeycd 10 the said lrcnli- = Persons By Luman = Per
contain four Of aud, with buildings thereon reference
being made 10 all deeds record for more particular de-
notes Of hfty dollars each, all bearing date with the
aforesaid mongase and an payable to -aid y Persons.
~ ~ 9 vi ~, - iuo " w ,, 7" ps c m
her IT, ls1S; sotO May it, 1876 s0b November -t iss6
and 5000 Mas ls III TO Wit, on of before The aforesaid
days all bearing Interest annually and all signed by sa
ainudge aud Rich, and further ss,tng forth that r
a day VI November, ,ij the said mort deed, and sail
notes seurei thereby welc duly assned @ ihe said q o
ton, which assignment and transfer duly rrcqrdsl, and
that said notes unpaid and nov Justly due AMI owing a.
George H. Rich may be ine,l Of an equity u redemption
IN said prener agrecabll to the pioy.o q selion IS "
Whsreas nprearr that the said George lamudge u aud
resides without Ills state TINT subpoena canned Ia
served upon ni i'sreofs Ia pursuance Of i1s statute p
said George nmuge. and he j. benhy Inquired 20 be and
appear before the cout " tlaneey n 70 he held ~
the second Tuesday March, D. 1876 being the hrst day
Of he noN stated term Of the tour Of Chancey for sai
county nine O'Clock IN the Of said day Ia MAKE
answer Ia aid ppu aud abide suen order and decree la
the pren.es said shall meet. And the pc
tliioner directed to cause the 9rief together viii The sui
lively the Nefiirnt Waterman state journal.
paper printed Montpelier Aforesaid, the last Of which
.aid second tuesday o. Marh, A. u. lslk,
Dsiel senlIel'r ~ Az county o Washington THIS 1t
MELVILLE T.. SMILE. CLERK.
j. o. LIVINGSTON, Solicitor for Petitioner. l6-lH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
Illustrated Centennial History,
DANKHurT PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
Anct on

WIN be- sold at auction, the Office o. /, lIoyt In Plain
field al ucurk T.. the 18Th day Ut February, A.
u. 1876. the following named bills accounts, notes anl
books they being pai Of Page Bruther estate hankrup
Bl. against c. Mnnson of ~ $3.50 notes against Vr-
parties OF si0jl- and their mercantile books, WIN a
large amount NJ unsettled aruuns thereon slid properly
to be sold the purpose Of closing SAIL bankrupt estate
q. l.. uONr Assignee
VnNtaeld ~ TriiruarN l. is-6 lt-ls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

II you have cough, with raising 81 phlrgm In the
morning, night sweats. aud fepliy Of the bowels l1ss
" appetite, and general debility take Dn Wnrftfns toM
roUNp lttNig or fHosrnAIrs AND tAtsANA. a host Of
those who have used throughout the Dominion VIII attest
H. efficacy n arrestlng the decline Of the Ounsumpve
Il begins the root OF the ey, the stomach aud ieriecis
Dgeslu Assimilation uf Food. anl The formation Of
Healthy Blo rapidly mysofnting TIE Consultation and re-
storing energy 10 all the vital organs II Is agreeable Ia
take aud recruitment n H. ert with lthiny Of RELAPSE
sold hy all druggists at sluU 1911
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

NEHMoNrKHs II WORCESTER The annual meet
ing Of the sons and daughters Of Yerm ut residing
in Worcester, Mass, takes place February 18th,
and the annual supper comes of at the Bay State
House The list Of members Of the association
now numbers about three hundred aud twenty
FIVE, all Of whom invited to participate in the
festivities Of the occasion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

lGApronD.- State Board OF Agriculture,
Manufactures and Mining have appointed meet
ing TO be held in this place, on Tuesday aud
Wednesday, February 18th and 10th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

BARRIE - Statistics Of school district No. s..
January l, 1876 Nuliber of families, one hun
bred and sixty number having children, eighty
four children under five years thirty-ssyen
between five and ten years, forty-six; between
ten and fifteen years, forty between fifteen and
twenty years, thirty-one; whole number, one
hundred and ifty-four Births, thirteen; deaths,
eleven
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
PRESCRIPTION FREE
Magic of the Mouth.

For The speedy cure Of seminal Weakness Lot Manhood
and all disorders brought by in-ereons of esct-s
ANY druggist ha- the ingredients Address
O3-55 DAVIDSON a CO., BoN 22a6, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

PitouArE CorIu.--The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington during the week ending February
7th 1876 February ist-lsaac Iawrence's estate,
administration account allowed: Mason Wood
cock estate, license 20 sell real estate granted
= perry's estate administration account re-
fcrred to February 22d. February 3d-Dennis
DonaAues estate, and 5 r. SHORTS estate CONF
missioner reports returned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

silence that terrible enemy Of Life, bad cough
With lIALTs lluNFN ~ iORgHurNp ANp Tan, oilietwia
the cough may soon silence you'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
- WASHINGTON COUNTY, S..
~ CuANCERY,
sErIENngR TERN, ir1e.i
Oramef B,umoH oad rife. w. Reasfn Ro'e'eg md
!


Whereas A. term Of the Court Of cianoery begun and
held nj Montpelier, within aud fn the county Of Washing
ton. the second Tuesday ot september, A. d. lrfh ora
mel Bntan, niat ilcthdnia Bainan his wife, brought 10
forth, substance. That the It'll day OF April A. d. leot
ilauhsn awiey IT neflin In the county q Washington
executed IN due form oI law 10 Samuel WrShi, Jrt
mortgage deed of land In Berlin IN the county Of Washing
ton described follows, Il being The land
premises de,led by said ramuel Wright, IT.. 10 the said
Reuben oweS deed dated the 6 day Of April. A II.
said deed record Ia the Town clerks office, In Berlin, and
all other deeds rrunl To serure the payment Of tive
9Th day April, A. D. S6i made payable to said Wright
order, to e paid In annual insanents OF fty dollar
each thereafter with interest annually And further
setting forth that said note sold ami said mortgage
Transferred 10 Bcona Braman, wife Of Ofnmel BraIan.
anl that she T. the owner of r note and mortgage for
valuable considerations that = W. Steele OF Northhed
Vermont cliims right and title In and to said
premises, by virtue Of conveyance executed subse
qucny the date Of the otuts mortgage; that said note
was given for tie purchase money Of said premises, AMI
that said unpaid. AMI wholly due and owing tn the
And PRAYING that the said Reuben Rnwey and $
". Steele aud all ernr claiming under them, be-
forever folcose of all ~iu Of redemption IN and 10 said
moftgngcd premises.
Aud said cause being dui, entered In said Court Of Chan.
Gerry at The term thereof aforesaid continued To the
term Of said Cn 10 he hcli ~ Montpelier, within and for
the county Of Washington, the second Tuesday Of March.
A. ID. isd. And 10 appearing To the Court that said Ieu-
ben Rowiey i and rs-les without this state. where
subp0na cannot be served upon him, and that he has not
Closure 4 orlee, by the ton that the said nenben
Eowley lH' notified thereof By publication of the Substance
Of said bill Of torcclosre together With THIS order IN the
vermont Waterman a state Journal newspaper put
sr AZ said Montpelier three weeks successfully the last
OF which publication 10 he AZ least twenty DAYS previous
10 the neN term of said tout of chanccy 60 be held AZ
the Second Tuesday Of Mnrch A. u. lsh, which viii he
deemed sufficient nolee Ia the said Reuben kowey 10 APP
pear and answer To said hill Of i9recio-nre, -, 90
Gro NJ FISK Solicitor lbr Orators I7-ig.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

Tired Natures Sweet Rsstorer, Balmy Sleep
But there times when this Reviewer Of strength y
denied us times when minds and bodies have been 80
over wotke owornont that We wno tis dfow-)
god la vain" The Peruvian syrup ian Iron Tonic renew
our strength anil makes our and refreshing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

KILLED BY IloRsE-C b. Farel, fish dealer
in st. Johnsbury, was instantly killed Tuesday
afternoon by a kick from his horse The horse
became cast in the snow. in Danyille, aud il is
supposed that Farrell received the kick while try
ing 10 release him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
The lyndon Tragedy.

The murder committed Tuesday Of last week at
Red village, about two miles cast u Lyndon viii
lago, Of which We had short account In or last
issue, seems to have been most horrible affair
Levi IT, Wilder and biz wife, the aged couple who
were murdered, have lived in the town for many
years, and have always hnfuc q good reputation
The former was eighty and The latter seventy
three years old Atthe time of the tragedy the
family consisted Of these Old people thcir son. the
murderer and suicide. who was Thirty -ihfce years
old, and his wife, aged twenty-five. siuco the
young mans marriage, about year ago things
have not been o. they used To was the mother
not taking q special liking to her daughtor-n-law
There has been no special outbreak however, and
a. the father had decided his farm IN his son, on
condition That he should take care of bis parents
during their lifetime, the family have continued
TO live together The murderer has seemed to
brood o,cr MI. troubles until perhaps he became
unsound ON the subject and In u temporary fit Of
insanity committed she honihle deed It il said
that he had been heard 10 make the threat that
"if it were not for the law there would be less
Wilder- Ia The world The morning Of the
murder he was especially aroused by some
cutting remark his mother lad made on his wife's
neudng abilities. The latter had meuded pair
u ovor- Ia rather a buneling manner and this
was the cause Of the remark lie finished his
chores, however and ate his breakfast, his wife
meanwhile, noticing something strange i'm his
manner After eating be- went ont, and returned
soon after with mn axe, apparently bent on mis-
chief aud being resstedhy his wife be- stabbed her
twice with pockei-kniie inaicting PAINFUL though
not serious injuries lie then followed amidst
down Wis mother, Who had gone out and was
trying 10 arouse the ueshbors by blowing Tin
horn Ills father was killed next, by The same
axe IN the kitchen and the murderer brought the
tragedy 70 ct termination hy hanging himself
from q beam In the barn There u little ioub,
Of Wildct's insanity.
The obscquies Of the victims were observed At
the church in lyndon,hle. Friday A large
throng were present at the ceremonies, which
were conducted by Rev b. NJ Tillotson, Of st.
iohnsbury assisted by several other clergymen
from the vicinity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
cylrw eIhrrtisrnrenE.

NrOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the Northhrld Saw
ingr Bank Will be held their banking rpos In Nait-
field, ", on Wednesday, the lt day of March, A d. 1876,
at seven O'Clock, T.. NJ, for ne emi,e Of 9lhgsn'
e. D. WILLIAMS, Secretary
Northneld, W. February r. ISIS. il-y
WANTED Ito hire six whle-awaSe TEACHERS inisill-
w gent farmers, business professional men thirty
YEAR Of age or upwards, To iutrodltean
Illustrated Centennial History,
selling we'll Aiiics stating age business experience
H. O. HOTGHrON & CO..
ll-lllnM. slmIeLanl street. Bn.lnn. Mn...
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

FLA serious accident occurred at this place
ON Saturday morning. man named Thomas
Iafere, who works in the furnace connected with
the mines, threw quantity Of melted Stag ON the
snow, which exploded throwing the melted rock
upon him. and burning him fcarfully. One eye
was destroyed and his clothing set on fire, but he
was made comfortable, and is expected to recover,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

CoynSTn is having school case. teacher
punished boy by making him sit by hot stove
Tor some time, and then choSed him aud struck
him in the face, The case il to be carried to the
court John Williams Of Bridgewater, was
killed Thursday, the eth ult,, by falling tree
lie went Into the woods after dinner to get cord
Of wood, aud not returning, search was made and
his dead body found II IL thought that he was
killed while clioppins down tree against which
another had lodged The gale Wednesday the
"a inst, did considerable damage in lAdlow
Chimneys were blown down, roofs damaged, etc
80, Robert fitton of Cayendsh, whose factory
burned IN September last ana who pocketed the
peat little SUN Of eighiy-four thousand five hun
died dollars aud told his creditors To get II they
could aud who subsequently claimed To have lost
fourteen thousand dollars Of II In Montreal but
found it again without the aid OF the police and
Who, atayel later period, went through bank
rupicy paying twenty-five cents on the dollar
has purchased factory for fifty thousand dollars
at i-eominster, Mass, and Is soon to move there
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

Why viii you suffer from iuheunmiisln, spIains,
sim Joints swengs HUNS, Scald- Or Wetk Back when
the Cenaur lAneni Affords certain rdiirf Many ARTICLES
soOhe rain certain extent, bat the Centaf lnlnrnt
cures This white Eminent for the human family the
yellow Iinlnent Is for hofses and animals. Vi-ls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09
Aradina 3loGres.

The Latest Greatest and most reliable remedy ever
put together by medical science for heainli-u wounds
swelling Buus Iakrd Breast etc, j. the tentaur Lima
ment There are two kinds. What the White idnimeni y
for human family. the Yellow Centaur llnment 4 for
spawned, lame and strained horssS ana animals w y
Children Cry for Castoria,lt .ns pleasant TO take
honey. and Is absolutely harmless. II y nnt u eNil
worms cure wind collie regulate the bowels and stomach.
aud irfiabty nusei by rash or cntsg teeth
1t perfect substitute for Castor on and for Cvene-s
Young old There Is nothing In cxi-ece No effective and
reliable. V-E
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

NEwnuRY The closing exercises Of Newbury
Seminary will commence February ilth, The ex-
amnatons will be held on Monday and Tuesday
A lecture will be delivered before the students on
Monday evening by DIR. II. A. Cutting His sub
iect will he, " Curusities shown by the micro
scope" The students interview will take place
on Tuesday evening at seven O'Clock,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

NERsHIHE.- Farmers are selling OF their pota-
toes at about two shillngs per bnshel. ID. II
Gilman, in addition to his present number Of sing
ing schools, is to commence one at Ey on Mon
day evening. Mrs. C. c. Cotton has, the past
week, returned from visit Of several weeks to
friends in Boston aud vicinity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

'rnE Messrs Winslow, of Putncy, who in the
past few years have won so much fame for their
fine herd of shorthorn cattle, have rented farm
in Illinois, where they propose To remove with
their cattle in the spring, and where they will
give their attention TO breeding fine cattle
Capt Daniel Mather, Of Marlboro, prominent
and wealthy farmer, was found dead ON Tuesday
morning Of last week, having been carried on, it
Is supposed, in an epIleptc fit IA ilnsdalei \.
H., man, with five hundred dollars on his person,
was locked up at Bratteboro, one night, recently,
for drunkenness j. c. Sears, forty-hye years
old, Of Fayetteville, committed suicide by auda-
mum, in the depot Of Bellows Falls, last saturday
night lie was penniless.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-02-09

Lyons Kathairon prevents The Han from tln,s on
turning gay IL growth. hnd gives strehsh a
,iauf II 4 dllgitfully arfuad AMI makes tllrild
dressing j. tr rhra~at and most dHifnhr hhlr lui
ever produced. by the elite frirc only " tells "
Gross aud slckly Children can is made healthy and
strong regulating ihtr st1naris AMI hoNtls WIN tAs
iurla Il rnriiye than Castor On and u A. pleasant
Ia take a. honey Pot wini collie sour rionarl, Worms
and Costisenesa tien Is nothing IN existence equal Y
Casioria V-R