Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-26
N.sermb#t Ratmet
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, is,,.

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PAY your taxes ,b,s month and ..,o e,v, 49, go,
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10y, ~, s,u ~ 'n's ONCE froe SEVo Win the
'N' '' 'O' 'e'' "''oWn m
Ohase mas been let out and was in town the Other
Jay reople passed ny on tho other side.
we have received from friend In New York, piece
OF the insulated copper wire through which the cleo
u'o hash went 70 oiow mp Hell Gate also akoy ring,
sum az serVou 70 identity tho body OF lady who was
ourheu IN inc brooklyn theatre IL stands powerful
nea"
The meetings conducted by Miss Townsley and hor
assistant in ovangolistc labors Miss Buck have been
we'll attended, and we learn with good promise of sue.
cess The house is aed sometimes 10 its utmost ca
paclty. Very many avail themselves Of the afternoon
bible readings who cannot attend the evening services
we nope their efforts may 10 crowned with an abun-
uan' success
On last Thursday evening thore was, what appeared
70 be, an mpromptu gathering Of the members Of tho
Church Of tho Messiah at tho house Of their pastor
The house filled and all seemed to enjor the eve
| ming When they left, the kitchen table loaded
with variety Of articles indicating anything but hard
times band of music enllgh toned the occasion with
a somewhat novel programme, which greatly amused
the company.
Mr.. Bixby. Of MontpeIier. obtained n INDIGNANT.
AGAINST the Mammalian A ST Johnsburv Railroad co
pany in November last lie advertised and on Thurs
day went through with mock sale at ST. JohnsLury Of
the engine Swanton and an old car belonging to the
Vermont division Of the Portland a ogdensburg rail-
road. Judge Poland notified them that the property
did not belong to the Montpelier st. Johnsbury rail-
road, and tho Dxby party did not at TO remove IT.
The public are invited 10 the Cbildrons Oneret.a M
the Church of tho Messiah mart Tburadav avontng
Feb list All under the drootion Of Mr.. Knnov erosi
pains have been taken to make this entertainment
worthy of public patronase. The niece "a entitled
cred Riding Hoods Rosoue or the Danger of Disobe
dienocn in four scenes tickets os oepts children "a
cents, 10 be had Mt Howard A RowaII,s and Il r
Browns, Randali's Daey,s music store. and at the
door Doors omen nj seven the oantana viii bogin nj
a quarter before eight O'Clock,
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has heard Mr. Wbitnev,s royal hasa or Mrs Smiths
rich soprauo or Fessenden's tenor will require no
words Of ours 10 urqe them IN attend The contralto
Miss Bartello. We have never hard No AEON sball
we forget tho richness compass and fine condition Of
Mr. Whitney,s voice in one Of Madam Par epa's con.
certs, in of the quartets Of the Handel and
Haydn societys concerts The concert will be worthy
Of our patronage on Its own account and the reore de-
serves our support.
Tomorrow ninht-FridAV-th0 w
the light ntastie Mt the Aveue TIouse The hall has
been put in the hest order and Howe has been putting
his house in appepo order from base 10 attic 40 that the
heroes Of the ra NAV have nauybt IN mar tho low of
the hour We saw eonduotor RENTS lacking over the
premises and whatever meets his approval may we'll
rive satisfaction The Weather promises To he all that
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could be DESIRED while Mrs Howe giving her oxclu-
sve attention to all these little minutae OF her
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iort anu pressure Oh guests anu "heh ohy
woman of tact knows how to provide.
IL YOU shoud hear Edeerton exolaim "Chanee cars
c',,.-.-1t. ,,-.-,e -, T,.,,~. :, -,
or montpelier Concord ana Litteton, OF bemis say
and Roston y ar Rlod,a,,,s yo,oo rin,in,, on, "Au
-, O.. $3.50 80 ou'' NJ
ton of politics or MORALS Thank YOU no dead heads
Won mead not no surprsed n "a oniv who, no, hooDo
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second nature asserting itself In nome mt Of absent
mindednoss
The WheelOck Quarterly Meeting will
convene with the Free Baptist Church in St. job usbury
r,osdv Ian ~ M o o,eiook d AZ and ,,iu oo,.i,
49,, yal OO' ~ : 81, anu "iii eou'nu
through wednesday ana thursday forenoon, afternoon
and evening. There will be a union Sunday School
concsrt Thursday afernoop An ara inv,,ad
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West Burke.-ProE O. Z. Hewes Of New York
r,li ,roooh n, ,ho IrD,vorso,is. oh,,oh S,,a.,, T.
WI P ~ w ' S' Suy, Jan
IS and will give temperance lecture at Burke Hollow
w. ,, ,Iard. "a c. no,, nts wv
NOuuay .'enlns, .u OA,i no% ms p's'ol
so near H. H. Packers lace as 10 nearly spoil the looks
Of IT, and 1t was none Of the prettest before Powder
w.s nI,oLod from, paoLor,s a,,o nd ,,oo and 90. 60
19 ~ ~ 800, ~ nv 'Ao0' anH O"o VSe
was nearly closed. Carr didn't know that powder
alone would shoot 50 far.
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Village Trustees Meeting.-The trustees met
on the sd. ID. q. Corser and George @. barney
appointed surveyors OF wood Thinking that the peo-
pie OF ST. Johns0ury might be Interested In knowing
how their money was spent propose to give the fol-
lowing explanation IN regard 70 their settling with the
mill owners at Paddocks village; These claims were
OF two kinds: The hrst was bill presented by Gay
Orcptt OF SsJ354 Al the bottom OF this IS written,
"One-haf OF the above Bill (sl!67D belongs TO the
village Of 81 Johnshury to pay as per agreement"
On the margin was written, u approve this bill sgnedl