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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

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In Probate Court hoid NJ MONTPELIER. aud said Is
rict, on the 2iih day Of April A, u. 1876
An instrument, purInttng To be- thu last will an
ment Of ls Loois late q liosbnry. Ia said district, ~
ritseti. being presented ~ the t0r hy Edmund fulAr.
The iNeentor therein named, fof Probate II l. orleet
hy .ahi Count that all Iersnns concerned therein be-
nei To appear ~ session OF said tonrt be- hei
irbaie Once IA Montpei.r ON the 2ii ,las ~ MAJ,
A. " l-it, and show cause II they have against
The Probate Of said VIII Tot which puire r hthe
lercd that copy II the record " tins orcr m published
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman STATE
Journal printed a. Montpelier, preypu~ 10 raid time a
pointed Tor hearing. nN the Gnirf-A Attest.
2g-gl HARVEY TlLDEN, judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

NEwnuRY. closing exercises Of the Sem
mary occurred on the 9th Of May At the ap-
pointed time the large hall filled to It's utmost
capacity. The exercises were deeply interesting
The salutatory, in Latin, was well rendered by +.
f. King Croydon, Iowa. Various other exercises
followed, interpreted with appropriate music,
under the direction Of Charles IL. Clifford Chel-
sea, Mass. The yaedctory was given by Miss
Ahbie :. Meader, Of Hanover, n, H., after which
Dir Charles f. George, Of Bristol, y. H., stepped
upon the stage, and, in behalf Of the students
presented the faculty with several handsome and
costly presents Professor Eastman, the princ-
pal, in behalf Of the faculty, responded in few
touching and well timed remarks after which the
audience was dismissed, all rejoicing in the pros
perity which has attended the institution during
the past year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

BAn'E.-A singing convention is being held in
this place under the conductorship of Prof W. T..
Corliss. II commenced ON Tuesday with good
attendance, and will continue four days. three
sessions daily aud will close on Friday evening
the 18Th inst, with grand concert Do not fail
to he present, as the concert will he one OF the
best ever held in the place. Oniy home faicaf en-
pioyed- Remember the night Friday evening,
May iHh, at eight O'Clock, in the town hall at
Barre. Tickets to the concert, twenty-five cents
No postponement ON account Of the weather 3"
&C.. The people Of Barre are arranging for the
first public observance of Decoration Day Hon
c. W Willard has been engaged to deliver the
address. The old band, or the surviving mem
bers thereof, many of whom served in the army
will reorganize to furnish music for the occasion
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BENJAMIN fORTEH'S ESTATE.
lb STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Mn-iungton, ~
In Probate Court. HE'LL at Montpelier IN and for SAIL dl-
triri on the ai day Of MAY 4. D. ls76;
An instrument puiportng TO be the last VIII and tesla
ment of benjamin Porter, late OF Norhnrd. Ia SAID f-
uie dsrase being presented n the Court tor Probate II
ordered by SAIL Court that all perons concerned therein
nutcd ionpTaf ~ session of said cnurt To be held the
lrimio Otcc IN Montpelier The "a day NJ May. A.
D. 1876, hndsh0w cause they have, against the
probate o said Will Tor which pufos. further oriere
that copy OF The recnrl NJ this published thre.
weeks successfully in the Vermont Matehinn and Sate
journal, printed ~ Montpelier, previous 10 said APP
pointed Tor hearing. tiN the ronrf.-A Attest,
1911 HARVEY TfLDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
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NroHg Poi Roses. suitable for immediate nowelnl, sni
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80 do. $500. ror 10 oeur each, additional one Mag
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deie'l send ior our new GUIDE TO ROsE GU
TURF. and cho'se irom otc 800 anesi .orts. We are
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Ross er1vlns. Wri Grove. Chester County, rcunssl-
vanla. es-sl. eow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

l.Errfn FROM MILE. TrIrSs.--Under the date
OF April II, the famous prima donna of Mr.
strakoschs late season indted the following let
ter II gives me great pleasure to testify to the
excellence Of the ilallet, Davis Company piano
forte. ihdre nerer heard a piano 10 Vhich hare
listened icfh more pleasure or il which aeeetness
u tone and po,oer Were 80 ioeH combined. | should
think that this piano would be received with great
favor everywhere TuFRrsr TTIrss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

WEST rorsHAM The weather for the past week
has been very unpleasant great amount of rain
has fallen, raising the streams higher than they
have been for many years No great amount OF
damage done save the washing out OF the roads
and washing away some small bridges. Farmers
are very busy on their farms, though the earth is
in poor condition to receive seeds large bodies of
snow are still TO be seen on the hills The
Methodist Conference returned Rev. o. A. Farley
TO this parish, he occupying the pulpit one-half
the time and Rev. II. +. Diekey (Freewill Bap-
tistl the remaining half, Elder Farley labored
three years ago with this people very accepiably
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17


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for tho human family the yellow ccniaur fniuan il for
spawned lame and strained horse. and animals. ,,go ~
Caked breasts, rheumatism acl,tiea ssciiinrs
.pnn sin lalns' burns, -alds' poisonous bites, and all
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

u The urs Waterproof Convent invented anil oil other
ar mutations. " nr-t Introduced In bo-i0n, lsdl
and soon after In New York Philadelphia, halumofp
llfe number u the States and ttnada. % king 20 chemical
changes Induced In the gums. 10 nothing Of other par
urulars nv other ceent, Boo imitation, R perfect u
tnhtf particulars, namely These limitations viii not stand
~ much heat Will absorb and oine 0n, aud WILL
fuu age, hsUuie fneny and drop 20. Neither et
perfectly waterproof Hence 10 viii be- that mine
more expensive in forming, personal mind Interest
~ stake more fraud nnl lying tn Withstand Than itf
quacs. who attempt To- suuefce4le mc.
take hl occasion 10 state that there uuc number
~ T. T. aud Theodore \ DHlles that have heard Of
one WIS defrtr In tuhns y. s.. uy the there
informed me u perln Of To- Hence Toe neesay ot teiug
cautious. md tis nniie.
I. 4. DODGE.
Shop up stairs. over ihc rntor Store of 4. G. Keith
Co. Main ~tuect, Montpelier. w. 1i-1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

RESOLUTIONS ~ MMoRIASr the regular
meeting Of Vermont Lodge No. ,, Independent Or
der OF odd Fellows, held May TO- the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted Hhereas,
II has pleased God in His infinite wisdom, to re-
move from the cares and trials of this world the
beloved wife of our Worthy Past Grand A. T.
Keith; therefore, Resoired, That a. lodge we
tender to our bereayed brother our heartfelt sym
pathy, and recommend him, in this, his hour Of
affection, to the guidance OF the Great Grand
Master above and Resnlced That copy Of these
resolutions be presented TO Brother Keith, and
that they be entered on the records OF the lodge,
pnirluf "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

suicDTs,-Anna Brow aged nineteen years,
took dose Of poison at the house Of Bart Whit
noy, in Franklin, where she was at work, ON Mon
day morning Of last week. and though still alive,
cannot recover. Cause disappointment in love.
Lydia Haywood, wife of Charles Haywood, of
Lincoln committed suicide, Friday afternoon last,
by cutting her throat She had been somewhat
low-spirited during the morning, and in the after
noon gave the hired girl some directions In regard
to the housework, and quietly went out She was
found, soon after, lying in a horse stall, and it
was discovered that she had cut her throat on
each side with a razor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
Coughs and Colds.

From Aauai =. Haiier. kfq. me psiI iasra Real
H0afs AprfioHesr ~ Bosfos
Having experienced results o. satisfactory char,,te
from the usc u wisrtR's nNs,w ~ WHO cnrnnr, ~
cases Of severe colds during The past two yeafs have mi
fah n H. renoyaing power was nrst induced 70 w thi
nerine iy The strong Recommendation ~ friend VII,
Wa ~eii-migh g'ne win consumption, and Whose rrla
from the use Of satisfied Of great value In cases
colds aud decline, anil most clearly Demonstrated tn on
mind ~ great value restorative, that only needs fal
trial to insure great recognition from the public" nm
and one dollar a bottle. snd by Oh druggist w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

MN GRANGE.-peputy D. L. Boyden organized
Centennial Grange at West Albany, on the sth
inst, with a full charter list and the following
officers Master John T. Chamberlain Oyerseer,
schuyler G. Wilcox Lecturer, 5 C. Chamberlain,
steward, Freeman Reynolds Assistant steward
Frank Ienney; Chaplain Rev. John Morse; Treas
urer John +. Tenney Secretary, H. II Hyde
Gatekeeper Vim. Brockway; Ceres, Mrs j. f.
Chamberlain; Pomona, Mrs 5. c. Wilcox; Flora,
Miss Eta Wilcox; Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs
VIM Brockway
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

snARoN.-A surprise party took possession Of
the house and its surroundings OF Sylvester Snow,
on the afternoon and evening Of the 18th inst
numbering about one hundred and twenty five
persons consisting Of relatives from ont Of town
and in with friends aud neighbors 10 congratu-
late Mr. sylvester Snow and his wife on the
tenth anniversary Of their welded life, and leave
their regards. The guests were placed In spare
room suitable for the occasion. and when Tho.
time arrived, they were permitted to look into the
parlor when 10 and behold their ey Is looked won
ders at the sight they behcld They found a
chamber set with It's appendages, an extension
table with two table-spreads, with glassware and
cutlery in a suitably quantity, also articles Of
clothing for each Of them, with numerous other
articles Of value and ornament TO the value of
eighty-nine dollars and sixty-three cents after
which appropriate remarks were made hy Rev
l. b. Steele, with hearty congratulations from all
responded to by Rev f. h Chamberlin, after
which We all repaired to the dining-room, where
the tables were loaded with bountiful ropast
On the same evening, their way home, Nj
Daniel larShurst met another team which wanted
the whole road, consequently they came in collis-
ion, throwing Mrs. Parhhurst ont in such man
ner rs 10 have the carriage pass over her, break
ing one or two ribs, besides other bruises upon
her arms and body; she is as comfortable as could
be expected. Mr. George Yamum has bought
William Steeles farm for five thousand three hun
dred dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

WonAN'- cfNTENNnL IrND.-The women Of
Washington county have made the very handsome
contribution Of one hundred and sixty eight dol
lars toward the womens state centennial fund
the amount asked for being one hundred dollars
from each county OF this amount Barre, Calais
and Mortified have raised more than twice their
quota. Waterbury gave forty dollars and Mont
pelier sovonty-eisht dollars. 4 lady Of North
Montpelier has sent in the credit Of the town Of
Barre fine oil painting Mortified sends some
small articles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

GRANp Amy Posi-, -Eben Iaplin, assistant ad-
jutant general, Department of Vermont, Grand
Army II the Republic aud the department com
mander, went to Rochester, the other day and or
ganized post Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, called Post Henry A. Eaton, No. 81, with the
following officers Post commander, Winsow W.
Wait; senior vice-commander, H. NJ Savage; jun.
for yice-commander, II. T.. Thatcher; adiutant,
Francis A. Eaton quartermaster Henry II. Chat
fee; chaplain, c. A. Irish officer OF the day, Red
mond Axtelle; officer OF the guard, Alfred Eaton.
There are about one hundred soldiers Ia the
towns OF Rochester, stockbridge and Hancock, who
propose To join this post, which will be live one.
On the common Is very handsome soldiers
monument, bearing some sixty names
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

CuuNry EH NioS.- Arrangements have been
nearly completed for a county reunion Of the vet
GRAMS To take place some time during the summer
or fail The reunion will probably he held in this
place The Grand Army posts at Waitsfed
Mortified and Randolph have already voted to
attend, and will each be accompanied by brass
band. Ouer posts are soon To act ON the matter,
and the present outlook is that the affair will he
madoa success turiherdctails will lc published
rs -onu u.s. CONNECTED
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

PROBATE CouRT The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington, during the week ending May 18th,
1876 May Mh-lames Newhalls estate, will re-
ferrcd for probate to June 9TH loyina Phelps
estate viii proved; Il, e, Perkins estate, com
mssoners' report on claim of u. c. Geer returned
MAY lith--Charles Walling's estate administra-
ton account referred to June 9Th May l2th-
Abigail simpsons estate, will referred for pro-
bate to June 9TH May lAh-Allen Collisions es-
tate, will referred to June 9Th May i5th-lI. b.
Ramsdell's estate, administration account referred
10 jane 7thi Miranda Emerson's estate, agents
account allowed and distribution ordered.
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3irw eIhrriisrmrnts.

I IBIRATION NOTTCE.-Notisc D. hereby aiv.a
- iai have ths day given snn. Elmer j. iAdus h.
umr during the remainder " hs minority. and will claim
after this date s. a. fNptif
warren. w.. May 70. isi0. gl-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
SECONDHAND BuGCiI.s

Of different uyes from .omc OF The n..i nannfainror
The country also have q numierof
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

NoRTiFinD.-lt was Sunday, May nth, that
some vile miscreants shot several lambs Cone re-
port says twenty belonging to Timothy Holland,
Of Mortified. reward should be offered BY
the selectmen for any Information that shall lead
to the conviction Of the perpetrators Of this das-
tarlly outrage and their sentence should be not
less than twenty years at Windsor-for life would
be sin better. No donbt rum inspired such
tanLLlL .nnrf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
Sunday-SchoOl Anniversary.

The annual meeting Of the Baue Congrega-
tional sunday-school was held May l4th. and
she following Officers elected for the coming year
superintendent, a. D. Fisher. Assistant Supeiin-
tendent, Chas. \. Smith; Secretary and Treas
urer Israel Wood Librarian, Pliny Wheaton
Assistant Librarian, Wayland Strong
The superintendent, report for the year end
ing May, 1876, was cheering, and we are allowed
to make the following extracts There are now on
the roll two hundred and slxty-two names, gain
Of twelve over the year previous There are now
twenty classes--one new one under the care Of
Miss Amy Fisk, the remaining nineteen having
the same teachers rs q year ago Death has re-
moved seven members There have been thirty
three conversions during the year and Of the
twenty-five who have united with the church
fifteen were scholars This school was organized
about 1870 and first met in the schoo-house at
Gospel village, where texts Of Scripture were re-
peatcd--the sessions being from nine 10 half.pa.t
ten o'clock, 4. NJ
About 1870, means having been provided for
warming the church, the school was removed
10 the old church on the common, and the teachers
began to give explanations of the texts committed
TO memory In ls4l the new church was com
ptttuf anu mas since nctn the home OF the sunday
school. 1t was now more completely organized
and ofhcered, and IT, numbers increased The fol-
lowing gentlemen have served as superintondents
Charles Clark, John Gale, Deacon Dodge, Deacon
Barber, Stillman Wood, Deacon Hiram Gale from
1919 70 1851 Deacon j. 5 spaulding from 1854 to
1872 Dr. j. II. jackson from 1872 to 1876, \. y.
Fisher, 1875 to the present time
large per cent. of the additions 10 the church
have been from the sunday-school Daring the
seventeen year. pastorate Of Rev ANDREW Royce
one hundred and thirty-one united with the
church. OF these nincty-seyen were members Of
the school OF the forty-seyen additions to mem
bership during Rev F. l. Carpenters pastorate Of
ten years, forty were from the school and Of the
one hundred and seventeen who have been re-
ceived by Rev 5 Teuney, in his eight years pas
toratc, one hundred and eight were SABBATH
school members
OF the two hundred and twenty-siN now on the
roll, one hundred and ffty-three are hopefully
converted. The superintendent well adds "ln
view Of the good done, and Gods blessing in this
part Of his vineyard let ms be willing To do more
and better work for Jesus aud pray more earnestly
for His blessing to rest upon the school
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

~ .ni'ilsf wishes o sil his Door, sash and Blind
tN"ll NAeihrr Win the machinery, tools and nxtnfs
.NN.uug u one Improved Mn1dwofth Tianer fuiaua.
tNtniy tonr inches wdel rennounc Machine eilgi.r
1--WE and foot Mufiicing Machine. Circular save e.
lNt building thirty by nfty fcef. tvo aories on s..
el ,sir nulcsr, sltnated M0friovn village and win
address ,iIop,.t rtft'uutnni,,, ~
Mofcioeu. MAY u. isis ~ 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
FULlERT0NS,
UNION BLOCK. - STATE STREET.
ARE WARRANTED.

These are all good Goods.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
Vermont State News.



\ nrcK hand on the steamer Vermont Tell from
the wharf and was drowned at Ticonderoga,
"wednesday evening Of last week His body was
recovered few hours afterwards The Yer.
gennes women are pushing the Temperance reform
in that city with good deal Of vigor one i'm
portant agency they employ Of late Is the legal
Argument which has been used with considerable
effect In scyoml instances The Troy Times
says That Mrs. Frank Defoid, the French woman
from Monkion, who was found by Onlcer Rivers,
OF Troy, aud Deputy sheriff Shdn, Of Vergeupes,
at waterford, living with n half-breed negro, re-
turned to her husband at Monkion, with the
deputy sheriff the other day Her parting with
Rand, her paramour, who came 10 Troy 10 see her
on, was very lndicrous. She throw her arms
about his neck and did all sorts Of foolish things,
until Officer Rivers, who could stand it M longer,
separated them. It ia not believed that she will
remain with her husband but will return to Rand
as soon as possible
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

FUR LAnGrsr AND NEST
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

IHE iiELorirK-By this process beautiful re-
productions Of the choicest works, rare etchings
and artist-proof engmvings worth hundreds Of
dollars are sold for one to three dollars each thus
bringing the treasures Of art galleries within the
reach Of all and aifording means Of art-educa-
tion hitherto unattainable Phinney has a very
choice selection and is selling publishers prices
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

BruFR M,u,Er AT the s. Abans butter
market Tuesday, tho attendance was good. rc-
ceipt' large .aarset DUN and sales slow az quota
tons. We quote common at from sixteen to eigh-
teen cents medium to good, eighteen 10 twenty
cents choice, twenty TO twenty-five cents; gilt
edged, twenty-three cents per pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

SPECIMENS of ore taken from the Whitnghsm
lead and silver mine are found to contain large
proportions Of lead and silver and a small amount
of gold. The workmen struck a new vein on the
list instant. osgood and Drew the temper
ance roiomers who have been holding nightly
meetings for the past ten days, at Bmttleboro,
with such gratifying success, were given benefit
concert las week by the choral union and other
local talent, at the town hall over two thou
sand names appear on the pledge many of them
for the first time, and there is every reason for
believing that q large portion OF those who have
heretofore drank to excess are permanently re-
formed The work will go on under local or
ganization, with A. V. Cox as President
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17

WATERBURY CESrRA Mr. Wilcox, from
northern New York, has opened dry goods store
in the building formerly occupied by wyman.
smith & Co... The Freewill Baptists have en-
gagged the Rev, Mr. Freeman to preach to them
the coming year. The school at the Seminary
viii close Friday evening next May 10Th with an
exhibition. The term has been very successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-12

DENTAL NOTICE.

DESTROYS to colnmod ate my former patrons,
l have closed my Dental office in Washington n
and reopened permanently at my old residence. ,
No. IT south Royal street.. where | will . pc
pleased to see my old friends and tho pubic
generally.
back % years-I may Justly say well tried
SETS on GOLD and SILVER PLATE, l am
also prepared to make and repair Vuleanlte and
Celluloid Sets in the most perfect and durable
manner ;.
ap ll-1m1 JULIUS DlENELI, Dentlst.