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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
State Normal School at Randolph.

The closing exercises Of the winter term occurred
last week. The general examination Of the school
commenced Monday morning, and lasted until
Wednesday noon. The examination OF the grad
uating class by the State Superintendent OF Edu-
cation, Mr. Conant, and H. T. Fuller of st Johns
bury, occupied the balance Of the time until Fri
day noon. This class numbered thrty-iour, and
notwithstanding the severity Of the examination
which laid low whatever weak points ~ scholar
had, all but three passed successfully The three
will receive diplomas on the condition that they
resume their studies for one quarter. The name.
Of the members Of the graduating class are as
follows;
Second Course-Chares W Harbach, Randolph
Center; Harriet T. Wood, North Pomfret.
| First CouHe--Charles NJ. Clark Randolph;
Frank IL Conant Randolph Center: Louis H.
4 Greene Brattleboro; William w. Hebard Ran
dolph; Selden II. Henry, South Pomfret; Charles
II. Nichols, Perkinsville; George II. Royce, Ran
dolph Center; Herbert f Thayer, Warren; Lillian
L. Bachelor, West BIaintree; Nellie C. Boynton,
Ascutneyville; Lizzie L. Brooks, Bethel Myia b.
Conant, Grafton; Marcia 4 Douglass, shoreham
Jessie G. Dyer East Brookfeld, Libbie VI. Edger-
ton Charlotte; Ellen NJ Emery, Bethel. Lucy A.
Follett sharon; Alice NJ FOote, Cornwall; Jen-
ME Glasgow, Burlington frankie NJ Hanks
Warren Ella Hardy, Irasburgh, Adeli + Heath,
East Brookfed, Edna NJ. J. Marsh, Colchester;
Lima ~ Marshall, East Brookfeld, Kate T.
McPhse Psaeham; Addio Phelps, Grafton; Wini-
fred A. Shipmap, Bethel; Gertrude j. shipman.
Bethel; Flora NJ Smith. North runbridse; Nellie
J. Spear, North Pomfret Minnie A. Tuwer, East
/ Randolph, Sarah J. whitehill, Ryegate.
| The closing exercises OF the class were held in
the Congregational church, Friday evening These
occasions always draw n crowd, and this was no
exception
Among the most noticeable essays WAS one en-
titled Mother Gooses Melodies, by Miss Win.
ME Shipman, Of Bethel. Opinions seemed TO he
divided as to whether Miss shiamau. or Miss
| Frankie Hanks, OF Warren, who read an essay en-
titled "The Botany Of Life carried of the hon.
ors OF the evening
Mention should be made Of the lecture delivered
by Rev. Mr. Hubert, President Of Middlebury
College, Thursday evening The subject wa,
filling the Academy Hall.
The first year of Mr.. Leaveuworths admins
tration OF the school has been prosperous
number of students has increased, the capacity o
the school-building has been doubled, and ia
external appearance very much Improved, Will,
the great fidelity and painstaking Of the prncipa
and his associate instructors in their work, /,
clearly seen by those who have opportunity foi
personal observation
On Tuesday evening was celebrated the frs
anniversary of Mr.. Leavenworth' connection witt
the school There was social assembly of stu
dents and citizens, and Mr.. Leavenworth gave al
interesting address.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

JIMMIE BLAScHARD proves To be the name Of
the fellow who has excited such commoton in
st. Adams by pretending to be Charlie Ross, and
he lives in Milford, N. II. lie Is probably the
most adroit liar and fraud, Of his years, in the
country. BY picking up clue here and clue
there, he has succeeded in making the people Of
St. Adams believe no was the yeritable Charlie,
and has awakened their sympathy to an extent
almost beyond belief To outsiders, who have
seen nothing about the boy TO induce the belief
tina, he was what he pretended to be, it seems ude-
rous that he shond have succeeded so well In his
role but, after all, 1t only shows what good and
kind people live in St. Adams. The newspapers,
too, have famed the excitement, and we trust the
sale OF extra copies has, in part. at least paid
their telegraph bills It is enough TO say that he
confesses himself TO be fraud and tells just how
he was enabled to practice 1t successfully. II our
space were not better occupied, we might be in
duced TO tell something more about him; but we
think he has already achieved sufficient notoriety;
lie is now with his mother where we trust he will
stay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
3erhh Mnhefs.
Cattle Market,

A. Cainbniss aud ndshon for Tho weeA ending rue.iay.
January llth. ls1s.
AMOUNT oF STOCK AT MARKET.
Caifie shsep Sho'ss Hagi Cafr,t.
s., wsss ....... ng ,,Sl s,5 i3S o.
one one year ssI ago .... iii eos IS $50 "
rHicEs. Real Cutie Eytr fit and heavy premium oxen
sshQ14@i nrst quality S00as ~ second quality " %
befsi nipuality s5lit0o0 81 100 MS on total weight
eihde laow and dressed beef few choice single pairs
s0lOO6tO0. Bulls, etc, 500.
value beef Handy Steers. Iflli0 f pair.
Aich f1rs-Fair quality. 2ajttb3i extra good, s5ftai
with without calte-, may l- agreed fafruv aud
dlnayt sAstWi yearlngl, slopetl1Vo; two-years-oid
SlswH RVli uuce.lear-nlls slseqla.
Sa,f yeaaaon . So Yea extra e@l'so y b on 1--we
ssoisi Wholesale SOW. utan icdiic q ~ Faf hogs,
n'des Brighton i'eff.ci country lots. siss5isc IN.
"a skins 3ni2ir, tNluw CSC ~ o. No. Country bfadc.
6iN.
khNAEhs be chihzo in the weather ms rather Inn
proved The tome of the Wirrt for cattle The improvement
sturfty noticeable northern stock. but among
Wcste herds, straight punches ~ cattle lunkc 10
10 % 10 better In figures. Brighton butchers
ious Co purchase at the advance but rather whit her op
porlmity AZ the brighton yauls, Mm scllians sold
leeh; Dot " twelve at sc, and ten atitc q n. y y.
sauset sold two oxen, weighing $500 Ms, az SIC % N,
drussrl weight ge1 BALDWIN Sold four steers dress
ibs each ut ~ III H. Mirh request but
The supply 3 tulls NJ 10 the requirements.
Nhep we mirkrt was lnte active nnd of some choiee
= Morris sold sxty-ss sheep weighing 77in b. nt6tc u
H. \ u. Heath sold hunif, aud sheep, weigh
Ing 1901 NJ, at aitr % ~ %. T. Taylor sold eighty -x
sheep average 70 rs, at 80 q pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
blending sNofres.


In every town and village persons may be found
HAlr's hosn " lORsHor ~ ANp TAI
rike's rusahache Drop- In minute
Lyons Knthairon prevent. the Hair from failing out
tifnuu gay It's growth, and gives strength aud
yicur. II Is Delightfully."- pcsftnnr,l and makes splendid
dressing. II tie cheapest and ust desirable Hair onic
produced. tEr by the elite. Price oly 80 cents n
We NIL Consider Iron the embodiment Of strength
and power but how few aware ua Il Is this same ele
nent IN tie system that gives strength and vgur, and
that nsufcienry of It weakness and debility
The Peruvian syrup, pronNie ~ iron is prepared
pressly IN suppl, this vitali1ing element
Gross and Slcidy children can be made healthy and
strong regulating their -tonnohs and bowels with CAS-
tnt. ~ 3. effective thau Castor on, and pleasant
a. take honey. fur Wind Cole, Sour Stnnarh, Worms
ami Cusii,rnr thrrr h. nothing IN existence equal to
cAsoia, V-ls
why will you suffer from rheumatism, spralns,
Sn JOINTS, ~Nelinls, HUNS, Nrl- or Weak Back wiirn
Centnur Imminent r- tefau relief. Many articles
-,otle tsin extent but the Centauf lniment
yellow Luiueui l. Tor huf-es aud animals, Ul-lp
The Latest Greatest. and most reliable remedy ever
phi together hy medical seueg fur Rheumatism Wounds,
swelling burns, takei hrsisi etc. Is The Cenianf LIMA
neut. 2 here tNn Kinds. What the White Linnent l.
iul the hunu lnv, the yellow Cenianr lnineni i for
spawned, Lame ami strained horses and animals vs. 50
Children Cry for Castora 1t T. rs pleasant To take
honey and j. absolutely harmless II |. 10 eNpe
and rtfabdy rause hy n,sh or cutting teeth
II perfect sn-te tor Castor OH, and for CostiNeness
Ia ynnng old the Is nothing IN existence effective md
reliable. O1-Jl.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

NoKTHFIELD.-At meeting Of Dog River Val.
ley Association. held at Mortified, January IL,
1876, Hon. j. H. orcutt WAS elected President.
Hon. John Gregory declining. Vice Presidents,
William Winch and william LOOMS, Mortified
Warner Strong and T. Il. Andrews, Berlin q.
Martin and George Denny, williamstowni George
flagg and II. Powers, Braintrse; W. l. simonds
and Charles Adams, Rorbury; J. Sargent and G.,
Peck, Brookfeld; II. d. Abbott and J, D. Well,
Randolph; L. Joslyn and Edwin House, Waits
field Treasurer and Secretary, c. ID. Williams;
Auditor, T., X. Jones' Assistant Secretary. James
Morse; General Superintendent, y. S. Kimball
Superintendent Of FLORAL Hall, John r Davis; As
sistaht, William Clark; Superintendent OF Horses,
William Clark; Superintendent Of Cattle. George
Crane; Superintendent OF Sheep, Walter Duns-
more; Superintendent Of swine John l.. Mosely
Superintendent Of Poultry, q. c. Markham.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

PROBATE CouRr-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington, during the week ending January
10th; January 4th-Harriet Turner'S estate, ad-
ministration account allowed and decree made;
Persis Richardson's estate, will presented and re-
ferred for probate to January 25th, January 9th
Joseph T.. Pinney's estate, administration ac-
count allowed and decree made; Il. C. Perkins
estate and Alvin Braley's estate, commissioners
reports returned. January Gth-Hartwell Hook
ers estate, will referred for probate to February
LIST. January 7th-Alinors french's guardianship,
guardian account allowed. January sth-Catha-
rlne Chambern's estate, commissioners report
returned l. d, Gould's estate, n. D. Ainsworth,
administrator, and Clark King and Timothy Da-
Wis, appraisers and commissioners. January 10Th
Luther Newcombs estate, Stephen Thomas, ad-
ministrator; NJ. T. Smile and g. W Reed, APP
praisers and commissioners; license to sell real
and personal estate granted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
NIAs9N Mo0pG9GK.. IEsTATE,

In Probate Court held q Montpelier ~ and Tor said
District. on the 2tih day OF December, A. d. 1875
Asa Spencer administrator ol the estate Of Mason Wood
cock, late Of Marshhed, Ia said District deceased makes
Application 10 said Court with the consent and appreciation
IN writing Of the ~io@ and heirs Of said deceased or license
~ sell ali Of the real estate II said deceased except the
DOVER bat including homestead and Of dover
therein representing that the sale thereof wond be beneficial
the widow and heirs OF said deceased and those Interested
In his estate Whereupon t ordered by said Court tnai
SAID application be referred session thereof TO be held al
lie Probate once said Montpelier the is day of Feb
ruay A. u, ls5, Tor hearing and decision thereon and,
1t further ordered that all persons interested be Notified
hereof, By publication of notice Of said application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman A STATE journal, newspaper published at
Montpelier which cirrnlaes In the nehboriood OF
those Interested before said time Of hearing that they
appear sa time and place and, II they OBJ
jert thereto liy tie Court.--Attert.
l2-ti HARVEY 1ILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
IuLIA Am. cAHHs ESTATE.

Ia Probate Court holden at Washington, ON the Oh day
OF january, 4, u. 1876, -.
Carlos Carpenter Administrator the estate Of Julia Ann
Carr late OF orange IN SAID District, deceased makes hppll
cation said Court for license sell all the real estate OF
said deceased representing that sad sle thereof Is necessary
the pa the debts u said deceased and charges
Of administration. Whercupon Il Is ordered by said Court
that said application come under consideration and
heard the 2ld day Of January A. ID. lsi6, at the
Registers once In Washingion and Is further ordered
that all persons interested b. notified hereof by publication
81 notice of this application and order thereon three week.
successfully n the Vermont Waichman a State Journal
printed Manpeer, before said time Of hearing that they
may appear said tnc and place and, II they
MA. TAYLOR, Register.
\ true copy Of necord.-Attest,
ll.il n, A. TAYLOR, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

bank OFFICERS ELECTED. The Montpelier Ma
tional Bank at It's annual meeting on Tuesday
elected the following board OF officers; Directors
James R Langdon, T. p Jcwett George c. shep-
ard, Carlos Bancroft, and Charles A, Reed Presi
dent, James r, Iangdon vice-president, George
c. Shepard Cashier, Charles A. Reed; Tellers
George G. Kellogg and Fred W. Bancroft Hon
| Daniel Baldwin after service OF twenty year'
as director, declined reelection, and Charles
Reed was elected in his place. The first Ma
tional Bank OF Montpelier has elected the old Off
GERS, as follows; Directors, John A. Page, james
| I. Thurston, J. W, Ellis, Charles Dewey and r. p
Pitkin President, John 4. Page; Nice-President
lanes T. Thurstoni Cashier, J. C. Houghton, Jr
| Teller, T.. d. Blackwell.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
i oRrNzo NILS ESTATE.


IN Probate Court held Montpelier In sad District,
tie 1T day Of January, A. D. 1875
Lyman a. Gale, administrator De t0His u the eztneO
Lorenzo III, late OF Woodbury., In said District deceased,
presents his administration account FOR examination and al
iuwancc makes Application for decfec Of distribution
partition the estate said deceased Whereuppn, its
ordered by said court, that said aud said application
be referred 20 session thereof TO be held az the Probate Of
In said Montpelier, the 18th day Of Jan A. d. 1876 for
hearing and decision thereon And, Il further ordered.
that notice hereof be- given To all persons Interested BY pub
LEGATION o the three weeks succcssvely In the Vermont
Waterman and state Journal, newspaper published AZ
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for hearing that
they apear said and place. and show u
any may have why should not be allowed
and such decree made. liy the Court-Atiest
l2-ll n. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

Masonic REUSioS. The fourth annual reunion
Of the Connecticut River Valley Masonic Union
will be held ct Batteboro, on the afternoon
aud evening Of Friday, this week. The exercises
are as follows: -Four clock r, NJ, annual meet
ing at Masonic Hall, eight O'Clock =. NJ, prom
enade concert at the Town Hall, by Carters Band,
OF Boston, and IIough's Band. Of Lebanon nine
o'clock =. ~, address by Rev. Z. Wheelock Of WI
nooski, chaplain Of the Grand Lodge Of Nermonti
half-past nine o clock r. NJ, grand march twelve
o'clock NJ, banquet at the Brooks House. The
arrangements are more complete and extensive
than at any previous reunion, and it will be the
most successful Of any similar occasion in New
England, Its members comprise many members
from Keene, Fitchburg, Manchester Nashua and
Concord, as well MS in the Connecticut Valley
where 1t originated, and is open to members Of
the institution from whatever quarter. Arrange
ments have been made with all the railroads to
return free all those attending
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
DeaMs.

In Barre. January =, ORfN h. DICKEY aged 90 years
la Lyme. \. H., January 5M d. BAXTER aged 65 years.
In East Montpelier January q, JEREMIAH WEST. aged
70 years
In West Randolph, December ~, Mr.. u. BEMis aged ~
Year. and 10 months.
inwaieneld, January .. ALEXANDER McALLisTER,
aged 81 years aud months.
In Northneld January o. n lung fever, HARRIS c.
COOK one " The twin Of o. aud Martha H. Cook
aged months and q days.
Ia West fopsham December 20 after an Illness Of but
few hnnrs, CATHERINE u. WILLY, wife on John VII
ley, hsqu aged d years huu months
~ Cmitsimry. January S. LOrTIE T. ROGERS. wife Of
y y. Roger and only daughter A. aud Caroline d
GOODWIN, nscd y years and 10 months.
IN rentrct January o, HANNAH SESSIONS widow "
Aitn buRhsc aged " years, She baptized the year
that the church Ia fumfie Organized and was a eotn-
munrnnt DO the church almost sixty 1--WE wears ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

PORTLAND & oGpESsRURG RAILRoAD.-Mr W.
II Bryant, general agent Of the Vermont Division
Of the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad has is
sued new time table, taking effect the LIST OF
January. Trains run through from Johnson to
Portland daily, Sundays excepted, without change
Of cars. Morning trains from johnson and Lnnen-
burg make close connection with the PassumpsiC
mail train leaving St, Johnsbury at 9O5, and pas
sengers lower roads arriving at ST. Johnsbury at
4.4s p NJ, make close connection for all stations
on the Vermont Division OF the Portland og-
densburg Railroad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

RAILROAD OFFICERS ELECTED annual
meeting OF the Montpelier, Iiardwick Black
River railroad was held at lrasburgh January
eth, for the election Of directors. 1t was called 70
order By John c. Dow, OF Albany, and John !"
Dodge, Of Insburgh, was elected Secretary pro
tenn Mr., Dow made remarks to the effect that 1t
was desirable TO keep up the organization, al
though during the past year no progress had been
made and the immediate future was not fall oil
promisei yet it may be better The meeting pro
eeeded to ballot aud made choice Of the following
board William Hayden, of Albany A. L, Jude
vine, OF liardwiclS J. b. Wheelock, OF Coventry
D. C. Dow, OF Albany T. X Powell, OF Crafts
bury I. B Hancock of Coyentryi William l.
laTows and l.. II Thompson, Of lrasburgh, and
d. IL Buck, Of Troy. forty-one votes were cast
The stockholders meeting was then adjourned
ENiARdED. The town Of bradford has had It's
Opinion enlarged, and otherwise improved, which
we are glad to notice. Brother Stanton means 10
make the Opinion lively paper, and he Is sue
eeeding admirably. Success to him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
ISAAC LAwRENcE.s ESTATE.

In Probate Court, held Montpelier sad District,
on the ist day Of January. A. d. 1876
Augustus Lawrence, Executor Of the estate OF Isaac
Lawrence, late of Barre In said District, deceased,
his administration account for examination and al
l0wance and makes application for decree Of distribution
aud partition the estate OF said deceased. Whereupon u
Is ordered by said Court, that said account and SAID
application be referred TO a session thereof, 10 be
held at the Probate ONCE In said Montpelier the
ls day February, A. D. 1876, for hearing and decision
thereon; and further ordered, that notice hereof be
given 10 all persons Interested by publication Of the same
three weeks successfully IN the Vermont Wntchman State
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, previous 10
said thus appointed for hearing that they appear Mt
said time and place, and show II they have.
why SAIL should not DO allowed, and such decree
made by the Court-At
l2-li HARVEY IlLDES, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
.JosEr;Trf g n sy yracs Es SlI;,,n, E

In Probate Court held Montpelier In said District,
the 2ist day " December, A. d. 1875;
s. Il u-e, executor Of The estate Of Joseph O. smith, late
Waterbury, sni District decreased presents his admin
stmon account for examination and allowance and makes
application decree Of distribution and partition of the
estate said ceised. Whereupun ordered by said
Court that said account and said application be referred 10
session thereof to be- held the Probate Office In said Mont
pcer the 18th day Of January, A. u. 1875 for hearing
and decision thereon And, is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given To- al persons Interested by nusc
ton Of the three week. sucgersycly In the Vermont
Waterman and state Journal, newspaper published AT
Montpelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear said time and place and show
cause, any they have why said account should not
he allowed, and such DECREE made.
liy the Coutt.-AitrSt
Ills HARVEY TiLDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
DrnsIs nfcnAnpsoN,s ESTATE,

In Probate Court held Montpelier md Tor said dis
trict, the an day nf january. A. ID. 1906
An instrument uufpuIug 90 be the last VIII and tetia-
meui o. iefsls ucanlsou, late Of aue In said district,
deceased being presented tn the Court by Carlos Car
penlcr the ExeeniOr therein named for Prohate II Il
ordered by said Court TINT all persons concerned therein be
notified appear uf aad Court 60 be held ~ the
probate ONCE IN Montpelier on the 18th day Of January A.
D. 1876 and show o. they have, against the
probate Of said viii for which purpose It further ordered
that copy OF tl record " th order be published three
weeks successfully the Vermont Matchan and State
journal, printed At Montpelier. previous To said time
l2-N HARVEY TfIDEN. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

CossciEScE MosEy-On the evening OF the
Goth ult received through the post-ofiice note
which reads as follows: "Mr. Fisher, inclosed
is $50 which please place to the credit OF the
town Of Cabot, and so report as Treasurer" And
there it was, a clean fifty dollar bill, which
Immediately placed to credit of the town, in my
account as Treasurer And here let me say, are
there not others who would do well To heed the
injunction, " Go and do likewise p
Cabot, January It'll, 1876 MuroS FISHER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

'CESTENsIAL ALMASAcs, We have received
frsm the Rutland Herald Association hand
somely gotten up almanac, published by them.
II is finely illustrated and is In all respects indie
alive Of the enterprise OF this association.
The Free Press Association have also issued
Centennial Almanac In one color containing
calondars Of the different attitudes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

TmE EXTRA SEssioS.-Govenor Peck has not
yet made public his decision in regard to calling
an extra session. lie met the Centennial Com
missioners at Burlington, ON Monday. The com
nssoners report that they have received about
two hundred responses from members Of the leg
stature, nearly all Of which favored the calling OF
a dead-head session. 1t looks now az II an extra
session would be called. We shall probably know
very soon what the Governor proposes TO do.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
IosIAu :. coLBY's ESTATE.


The undersigned having been appointed b. the honorable
probate the district u Washington commissioners
TO receive examine and adjust all claims aad demands NJ
MI persons against the estate Of Josiah :. Colby late Of
Warren. In said district. decreased, and all claims exhibited
thereto, hereby notice that VIII meet for
the purpose aforesaid ~ the dwelling house Of Mrs j. :.
Colby IN Warren the third Tuesday OF January, and
third Tuesday June from o'clock A. until
four O'Clock, each Of said days, and that sa months
the ith day OF December A. D. 1873 Is the time linn
tied by said Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
to ~ for examination and allowance.
Dated Warren. this 2lih day of December, A. D. 1875
riiLA\NnER RECORD, Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12

BETHEL.-At the annpal meeting Of the stock
holders Of the National White River Bank held
Tuesday 18th instant, Il. II. Topper, n Gay, NJ.
Wheeler, NJ. Sylvester, aud d. &. Denisnn, were
elected Directors; and Il. II. Topper President
n. Gay, Nce-rrcsidenti II. {. Tcnnant, Cashier
49,. The White River Agricultural Association
held their annual meeting at Bethel, on the ith
instant, and elected W, c. Danforth President
J. NJ Mcintosh, Vice-Presidenti n ;. Clark, Sec
retary NJ. Sylvester Treasurer, and twenty five