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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-03-07

ORANGE CENrER.-'lhe good people of this place
met at the town hall, ON Wednesday evening Of
last week and gave the minister donation visit
to the tune of forty dollars, There were nearly
fifty persons present. Visiting and music was the
order of the evening The commissioners Of
the Camp estate that heard the testimony of the
witnesses in the case with Widow Waterman could
not agree. We wish to thank the jailors wife
mt Montpelier for her kindness to us while ON
visit to the Jail last week Snow is fast disap
pearing under the bright sun of the past week
The farmers are busy securing their winter.
stock of wood. There is a rumor that drama
is to be played at the town hall in a short time
The actors are of home talent
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ERAsTuS rAhKEH,s ESTATE,

In Probate Court. held 40 Montpelier and fur Dis
trlct on the 2d dag OF March. 4. D. 1871
Fred +. smith Administrator of tile estate OF Efastus
Parker, late Of Waterbury la said District deceased makes
application To said Court for license 10 sell all Vt the real
estate OF said deceased, representing that the sale
Is necessary for the payment the debts sal
ceased and the charges OF administration OF his estate
Whereupon, It Is ordered by said Court, that said ap
phcnuou he referred 10 session thereof tu be held IL
tie Probate ONCE, ~ said Montpelier the -lh day
of March, \. ID. 1871. for hearing and decision there
and, It further ordered that all persons Interested be
notified hrfeui, 10y publication OF notice of said application
and order thereon, three successfully the vermont
Machuan a state journal a newspaper published at
Montpelier, and which crcuatcs In the neighiarhuud OF
those Interested, before said time OF hearing. that t,y may
appear At said time and place, and II they Object
thereto. by lie Court.-Ateli,
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Bronchitis.

From John FagP. Esq, Of bennington, \, H.; Thre,
years since very much reduced with dreadful cough
which resulted In bronchitis affrctng me severely
render dicult speak audible voice To hi. wa,
added night sweats and fearful going into
decline After To various remedies To no purpose
made use OF In, wlsrARs BAlsAM or WILD CHERRY. q
few bottles OF which fully me To health since that
time have had several attacks cough but tn,
BAlsAN has always removed them. always keept by me
aud should know how do without H." Fifty cents
aud one dollar bottle. Sold hy all druggists. we
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Marriaass.

In Montpelier, Manu- |, by Rev. 4. brown. CHENEY @
POOR and ELLA HOUSE, both Of berlin.
In Montpelier, February ~ BY Rev. T.. brown CLARK
rHoMrsoN, OF Washington, and JULIA A. FIshER, oi
Montpelier
In Rochester, March ., by Rev. George b. Guernsey
CHARLES r. PIERCE aud ADA g. ilA>klNs, both Of
Rochester.
In lrach,m February ~, by Rev, A. W. Wild D. CT ARK
HIGGINS. OF 81, Johnsbury and BEssIE u. fARROW.
VI leAChun.
In runhridge March |, BY Rev. G. ~ Drake d. u
EMILY BROWN aud BENJAMIN H. BurfERfiFLD
both OF iunhrdse.
In llandeld, February ~ by Rev. Charles Rcdneld
Z. uhGE W. DOW, of taboi, and DtbhlE u. NJ
CHANAN, pf lianYle.
Ia south ioyaltou January 30, by Rev. Sidney H. u.
Perkins, FRANK A, FlflELh, OF flanneld N n, and
KATE l.. WATERMAN, Of Lebanon. n. II.
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CHELSEA While some of our patriotic citizens
were celebrating the Inauguration of Governor
Hayes on Monday by firing cannon, ON the
fifth discharge the gun exploded, flying into n
number OF pieces, one of which weighing forty
pounds was found some fifty rods from the place
where 1t was standing. Luckily no one was in
jured, an escape which seems almost miraculous.
1.-The depth of snow which fell in Chelsea
between November LIST aud March LIST is given AS
aggregating eighty-two inches.
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1 LBERT Hollis ESTATE.

n IVN Vt ~NITINTKN- NWTI TI.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Washington
missoners, receive examine. and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of Albert Holt.
late Of East Montpelier 10 sIl District. decreased. aud all
claims exhibited IL Offset thereto, hereby give notice
will meet for the purposes aforesaid At the dwelling
of Adeline Holt. In North Montpelier the tn day
March aud IN day of June next, from uine O'Clock
until three O'Clock, NJ, each OF said days and that iN
months from the "a d. Of January. A D. s71. tile
limited by said Court for said creditors present their
claims TO Us for eximin ton aud allowance.
dated AZ E1si Montpelier this 9th day Fe A. d. lS1.
EZEKIEL u. NNE, I,........ ,..
HORACE H. HOLIISTEH., '"llhl7NlnH'lHs
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Hours OF THouGnr On SACRED THINGS. BY
Rev James Martineau, d. D., IL D., author of
" Endeavors after the Christian Life" etc Bos-
ton: Roberts Brothers. This book Of three hun
bred and fifty pages is devoted to some twenty
hve brief articles, based on select Scripture texts
and characterized by all the intellectual power
and ripe Christian experience Of the author The
following are n specimen Of the topics "The
tides OF the Spirit "The Better Part" " God
Revealed unto Babes" Secret Trust" "The
sorrows N Messiah "The Cody Man" and
Rest in the Lord" 1t can readily be imagined
that these and kindred subjects, treated by such
an author. would constituted volume Of well-ngh
priceless value
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INAUGURATION DAy.-The services of Inaugu-
ration Day at Washington, on Monday, were very
impressive, and were attended by an immense
crowd people. Pennsylvania Avenue was deco
rated with bunting to greater extent than ever
before known, and President Hayes was most en-
Enthusiastically cheered along the entire route. lie
begins his term underline most favorable auspices
and, we have no doubt, will make us "A most ac-
ceptable President
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ALoNzo HAYDEN's ESTATE.

T. WWsTlIIIITWl. ..
In Probate Court held Montpelier Ia said District ON
the 2tth day of February A. ID, 1871.
william Wade, Administrators Of the estate of Alunso
Hayden, late OF nuNhury, said District deceased pre-
stnts his administration account examination nid
allowance, and mikf application for decree OF dIsifi
button and PARTITION of the estate said deceased Where
upon, Is ordered 10y said Court that said account and
said application he referred 10 O session thereof. be-
held at the Probate Office In said Nunineer. ON the
18Th day of March A. d. s; for hearing and decision
ihereoni and, II h further ordered that notice hereof be
gwen 10 All persons Interested, by publication uie same
three weeks successfully the Vermont Waterman a state
journal, sfipei published NJ Montpelier pfp,i0ns 10
said time appointed for hearing that they npIer at
said time and place, und show cause, n they have
why said account should not be allowed and such
made. by the Court Attest
lila y. 4, CHASE REGISTER.
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BARRE.-The dwelling-house of Lucius |. Cheney
was burned on the forenoon of the LIST instant,
with most of the contents. Loss, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; insured for one thousand
one hundred and twenty-five dollars . q. Another
entertainment in the yestry of the Unlyersalist
church on Friday evening next The festival
held at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening
last, was very successful affair. The hall was
well filed and about one hundred dollars were
taken. Barre Academy opens with a goodly
number of students
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CoRiNTH.-This town is enjoying "spell " of
words Just now, which affords much amusement
as well as instruction. Another promenade
concert at the Academy Hall, March 18th We
understand that the trustees have decided the
academy to the CookviIle district upon the condi-
ton that three terms of school shall be held each
year, where the studies usually taught in an
academy may be taught
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leaaI Nofres
GEORGE w. ANDREWS ESTATE

~ GORGE w. ANDREWS ESTATE.
" COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington commissions
to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
uf all persons against the estate OF Geonle W. Andrews
Late nt Calais. in said District. deceased and all caini-
ibed In offset thereto. hereby give notice that will mct
for the purposes aforesaid At the dwell huuss Of &. A.
Andrews In said uis, the 18Th day March and 10th
day OF August next, from o'clock, T.. NJ, until four
o'clock, each Of said days. and that months
the 10Th day of February A. D. ISL Is the time limit by
said Court for said credit present their claims
for examination and allowance.
7a5t CLAnK Kfstf, Commissioners.
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ERENA PERSONS ESTATE.

T.
The undersigned having been appointed 10y the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District of Washington Commission
receive examine, aud adjust all claims demands
OF all against the estate Of irena Persons late
East Montpelier in said district, deceased and all claims
exhibited In Offset thereto hereby give that will
meet tor the purposes aforesaid the residence # George
Persons In East Montpelier the "a day May and "a
day Of August next from one o'clock, uutil four
o'clock, each Of said DAYS, and that six months
the 18th day OF February \ u ls7- is he time limited by
Court said creditors present their claims for
examination and allowance.
ated at East Montpelier this 9Th day of Feb ID. 1877.
7l-73 GEORGE II. DIX, commissioners
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In Probate Court, held At Montrelcr In and said
ttici, on the 5th lsN of March. A. u. lnll;
james Nauipll, Administrator ot tho estate Almon
Pierce, late Of warren In sHid District. deceased tkcs
application 10 said Court viii tt cunset id appreciation
10 writing Of the widow and huirs OF said deccalod Tor
license to sell all or the real estate of said decens,t eket
The DOVER but Including tine homestead and revelso Of
dover therein representing that The sale there wnud
beneficial to the widow and heirs uf said deceased and
those Interested Ia his estate Mhercupon, Il Is olcitd
by sad Court, That SAID application Dee referred in a
session thereof 60 he held at the rmnnte onee, said
Montpelier, ON the 2dl day Of March, A. u. Isl, TOT
hearing and decision thereon; and further nniers
that all persons Interested nuuhcd hereof hy mute
cation of notice OF said application and order lereo
three weeks successfully n The Vermont Waterman a
Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier which
circnlaes In the neghbOhuod of those Interested snd
time OF hearing, thai they may appear Al said time ana place
and, N they see cause, object thereto.
By the COurt-Aiiest,
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MAHY 2. GnE.N,,lhsY,s tsrArE,

In Probate Court held Montpelier. AMI for Dis
tfict, on the 10Th day of February, \. u. lsi1;
An instrument purporng To be the last will and rs
lament of Mary b. Cheney, late Of Barre, In said district,
deceased, being presented To the Count by W. Burgin
the Executor therein named, tor Probate 1t is ordered
By said Court that all persons concerned therein be
titled 10 appear at session Of said Court to be held AZ the
Probate once IN Montpelier, on the 18Th day Of March,
A. ID. s,l and show cause, 1t they have, against
the Probate of said will which purpose 1t further
dcred that copy the this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman
journal, printed at Montpelier, previous 10 said time app
pointed Tor hearing by the Court Attest.
ms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-03-07

GAYsviLLE-The Methodist society are NOV
ing in the matter Of building "A church with good
prospects of success, A good location has already
been secured of Mr., A. J, Gould for two hundred
aud seventy dollars The society is now in Il
more iioI'rishing condition than ever before and
church Is "A matter Of necessity. At II donation
given Mt Union Hall forty dollars were obtained
Ms gift To their pastor Mr.. Snow. . The Union
church at stockbridge Common was dedicated
last week Tuesday Rev. Mr. Hubbard, of Roch-
ester, delivered historical address in the forenoon
Rev. 5. A. Parker preached the dedication SER
mon In the afternoon. The Rev. j. McAnn
preached in the evening
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WILLIAM N. pEAyI r. ESTATE.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier, in said District on
the 81 day OF March, A. ID. 1871
d. Deavitt, Administrator OF the estate William NJ.
Deavtt, late OF Moreown, m said District, deceased pre-
sents his administration examination aud al
loWace and makes application fot decree Of distribution
and partition OF the estate said deceased. WheeupOu
ordered by said Court that said and said Appe-
ton be referred session thereof be held the Probate
Office In said Montpelier the 2lth day Of March, A.
D. 1911 Tor hearing and decision thereon And further
ordered, that notice hereof be given all
By publication OF the three weeks successfully IN the
Vermont Waterman X state journal, % newspaper pub
li-hed a. Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed
hearing, that they may appear al said time and place ami
show cause il any tiey may have why said should
not be allowed, and such decree made
by the Cuuu.-Attest,
A Re-
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,I,MOMAs nuINMINsuNIs LsrAIh.

: In -.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier IN ana or SAID bis
tho on the 5h day Of March, 4, u, ISL
samuel N. Hutchinson, executor o ihO last will aud
lament OF Thomas Hutchinson late OF Worcester said
District deceased, makes application 10 said Court for
license To deed part OF the real estate OF said ecase to
Wit About thirteen OF land situated In the corner
OF the said decreased To james A. Howieson, MIDI
desrN In said Disfirti representing hat said Thomas
Hutchinson iu his lite time ruliict, binding Ia
law aud equity TO 50 deed said about thirteen Of Hand
such the said james A. lOMlosun should make
payment therefor OF one hundrll dollars which heh lone
Nhereupon Is ordered by said tourt that said an atlnn
referred session Thereof, be- held at the Ppihnte
ONCE said Monipolicr the 2ith day OF March, A. D.
ISL hearing and decision thereon; and further ar
drfet that all persons Interested be- notified hereof bv pub
lcton notice OF said application and order hef,ain
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Maelnnan state
journal newspaper published az Mont tei, aud which
clr In the neshhuiopd of those Interested hefore
said tc hearing That They may appear said time and
place aud, 70 they see cause, object Thereto
by the tourt-Atiesi,
1918 n. 4, CHASE, Register.
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A G A X ID.

To all who suffering from The and ndscreiions
OF YOUTH weakness early decay OF manhood
etc, will send recipe that will you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by a mis-
-onary IN South America. Send sef-addresel envelope
to the REV. JOsRrH T. NNAS, Station D, Bible House
AeN FORK CAY. 52-isI
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VERsHRE-Rev, L. 4. Mortified and family
were made very glad u short time since, by their
numerous friends and Pensioners making their
annual donation visit at their house, with pleas
ant smiles, kind words, and generous gifts. The
pastor aud family are remembered besides dona-
ton days as the continual gifts of the people album
dainty prove. May the Lord give unto them
spiritual blessings, even life evermore. Our
town has met with great loss in the death of
Mr.. james Matthews aged seventy-four wears
His life has been mostly spent here and he was
respected by all, lie died a believer in the gos
pei of Jesus Christ, and for him 20 die was gain
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-03-07

The mind depressed and the body enervaed by Kid
ney Bladder and Glanduar Affections, Diabetes, Gravel,
Drosy, Brighrs Disease lncontnence and Retention
lrne-lluSTs RENEpl these Diseases, Female IT.
regulares, ENcesses, lnempemnce, Prostitution Of the
Nerve Structure and Uterine Complaints. cured by
HuSTs REMEDY HUNTS REMEDY restores the system to
uprfnet hpnlth
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llnston passed off quietly yesterday, and resulted
in a Republican triumph. Mayor Hatch is re-
elected by two hundred and nineteen majority.
The Republicans carried every ward but one
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MIDDLEsEX-A Musical Convention under the
direction of Professor T.. K. Ober, of Waterbury.
Is to be held at Mddesex village, commence
ing Tuesday, March 18TH tn continue three days;
closing with Grand Concert Thursday evening.
Membership tickets, fifty cents; concert tickets
twenty five cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-03-07

Bad specks the teeth almost unpleasant bad
specs the money.uarket To prevent get rid
OF them Sozodont, II is literally specific every
brmsh that dshgures the teeth and whitens them without
endangering the enamel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-03-07

EAST ELMoRE. The reform club from Worcester
visited this place ON Saturday evening of la, t
week held public meeting and organized a club
with +. b. Morse, President; William Sioway,
Secretary, and full list of other officers The
best of feeling and great interest in the work
was manifested
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BUTTER MARKET st. Adams butter mar
ket, Tuesday, was decidedly dull Winter made
sold at from sixteen to eighteen cents, and fall
butter at twenty-five cents per pound.
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FIRE IN PLYMouTH.-The house and barn of
Frank Josseyn, in Plymouth, were burned Mon
day night Loss two thousand dollars. Cause
unknown
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FATAL AooDENr.-Rey' sewall Paine, of Mont
gomery, was run over by his team on Thursday
last, aud received injuries from which he died on
Sunday, lie was most exemplary man aud
worthy citizen.
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PLAiNfIELD.-Rev S. G. IIayford will preach
III the Universalist church in Panteld morning
and afternoon Sunday, March 18th.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

GRAvELIN, the murderer, has been sentenced
to be hung on the second Friday of March, 1879
the intervening time to be spent by him at hard
labor and in solitary confinement Captain
Ford, Of Montreal, has presented to William W
Dawley, of Ludlow, II ring, sleeve buttons and
shirt studs of fine gold, worth from one hundred
to one hundred and fifty dollars in recognition
Of MIR. Dawley's assistance to himself and Mrs
Ford at the time of the Pittsford railroad accident
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Vermont State News.


AnDlsON COUNTY.
The sheep trade is reviving in Addison county,
and buyers are looking for hocks TO take West
... The present town clerk in Monkton has held
the office some thirty years. Here is horse
shoe performance from Bristol. As a Bristol man
WAS driving along the road recently shoe was
thrown from the horses foot in the air. and COM
ing down it caught on one Of his rens and slid
along toward his hand, and he took It in without
Stacking speed IF. d. Barton, Of Waltham. re-
Gently lost number of valuable ewes by the
breaking Of the floor under them, precipitating
them into the cellar Thirteen were killed out
right and six or seven badly injured loss about
one thousand dollars
BENNINGTON COUNTY
A REVIVAL Of the knit goods business is re-
ported NJ Bennington. Peru has voted to aid
the Blattleboro Whitehall road to the tune Of
five thousand dollars.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mrs HIRAM YoUNG, Of Newark who killed
her two children recently s represented as suffer-
ing intensely from grief because of the insane
act. She has been visited by citizens and tells
sad story of her life Some thoughtless boys
placed distractions on the railroad track near
West Danvile the other day, but they were dis
covered in time to prevent any accident Such
fun is dangerous. ...Dr A b. Thompson of
Barnet RECEIVERS from that town one thousand
dollars for injuries sustained from being thrown
from his buggy last spring.
CHTTrENDEN COUNTY.
BURLINGTON had but four actual fires in 1876
occasionnga loss of two thousand two hundred and
ten dollars, and not building with the exception
OF small storehouse, was burned down or seri-
ously injured Burlington paid seven thousand
three hundred and thirty-three dollars and sew
enty-ve cents last year for relief of the city poor
The city maintains eight insane paupers at Brat
tleboro... Arrangements have been made for a
grand series Of trotting races, to come of on the
ice at Burlington, March 18TH 18th and 10th, for
which purses of seven hundred dollars or one
thousand dollars have been subscribed
ORANGE COUNTY
AMONG class of forty-fve ladies and gentle
men who graduated at the Boston University
school of medicine Wednesday of last week,
were Sarah Jane Hutchinson, of Washington,
George Batchelder Langmaid, of North Danville,
and Emma Eliza Steene, of Bratteboro.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The Governor has pardoned one Adolphus Par
ker, sent to prison by the Orleans county court
Tor horse stealing. The conviction is believed by
many to have been an unjust one. . Edward
Fisher who broke Jail at lrasburgh two years
ago, was arrested at North Troy last week Mon
day, and taken back to his old quarters Rev.
Mr., Thorpe, an Episcopal minister of Bury, 2.
q, eloped the other day with n young lady and |
went to Newport. lie left a wife and three chill |
A 4.
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SAMUEL CRAlG's house, near Wallingford vii
lage, was entered by burglars the other evening,
and two hundred and fifty dollars were stolen.
Suspected parties were arrested. . Rutland had
"A slight fire last week Wednesday evening" Ex-
tingushed with but little damage.
, 1877-11-13

Wotertoma, u. g., II. Nopbr.
Sobn pouno, elm Mrbeiter in Gterlinos
giienerasrube, tpuroe ecltern onr6 oos
9erabfir3en bes gimers, in wrldsm
oas Gr3 in Die 5obe scSossn pirh, ai..
9enblldli1 get0otet. gr wuroe gu elmer
formloler Maile sermolm!.
rent 10 ii, N..S,l2. Nos. @eftern
Woraen iuurbe in bielcr Staot bctrddt,
lite Nufrsauns ourd einen @eliu6 Der
r@itD Hailmap Comp" an Gonntaae
ibre Doesons Der gcfimmunaen ocs
@eieecs aunioer gu tei6rbcrn, tcroorae-
rufen. Guf gefebl oes 8oliseidsfs biel.
ten bie Toli,iften Die Basaons an, unb
cine srobe Micnidcnmcnas psriummel e
fih On benz @eleiie. Ser @elhdftsfib
rer Der gabn befabl ben Bubrledtsr, mel
ter gu fubrer, uao cine 3eitluns eriitirtc
Die bette Nuslid)t aui @eualttbdtiafeiten.
Ser BoliSeidef lieB t:ood) Die Sabrleutc
iofort uerbaften uno Die gei5:ocruna Ser
WassonS wurbe einaeltent.