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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

ATTEMPTED MURDER by a WOMAN AT FAIRFAX.
. Fairfax is excited over a case of shooting with
intent to kill Doctor Brush, n well-known citizen
by woman named Julia Coffee, who is in the
millinery business in that town. 1t seems that
Dr. Brush, some four years ago, was to have mar
ried Miss Coffee, but was 80 opposed by his
children that he finally married another woman
Miss Coffee was, naturally, very much Disguised
aud threatened To sue the Doctor Tor breach Of
promise, u prevent which the Doctor settled the
matter by allowing her eight doars per month
for rent, besides furnishing her with fuel and
other articles. The Doctor continued his visits to
Miss Coffee after his marriage and threats seem
10 have been made by both parties-by him that
he would ruin her If she did not leave town, and
by her that she would kill him If he attempted it.
The shooting was done ON Thursday night ~ the
Doctor was passing Miss Coifees house, three
shots being fired, though none took effect Miss
Coffee claims that she only fired in the air, and
the Justice after legal examination OF the case and
eliciing considerable testimony which reflected
severely on both parties, very properly discharged
her from arrest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

A Coon MAcmNE.-A trial of Swift's ditching
and draining machine was had upon the farm Of
Ezekiel Kent, ESD, near this village on the 10Th
instant in the presence Of several gentlemen.
The under drain was made twenty-five inches
below the surface for the distance of about twelve
rods in the same length of time it would have
taken To pillow furrow. The machine was drawn
by a yoke Of oxen and pair oil horses, and a
portion Of the distance the drain was cut into the
hard pan, aud when completed the water ran
through 1t its entire length, and the surface of the
ground WAS left smooth with only u mark AT
the surface rs though made with a knife. IL was
prpn unced by all decided success and vahl-
able improvement, whereby swampy and wet
land can very cheaply be made dry and the most
valuable land upon the farm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

SUDDEN DEArn.-Mr. Sylvester F. Paige Of the
firm OF Paige Il Crooks, druggists Of Rutland,
died of apoplexy on Saturday afternoon, very
suddenly. Mr.. Paige's mother-n-law died sud-
denly at eight O'Clock in the morning, and he
was out after her death an hour or two, notifying
friends. On his return to his house he was
stricken down and had three apoplectic Shocks
and died before three o'clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

COOP BUSINESS Firms. -Wepublish in this issue
advertisements of two of the best business firms in
Waterbury. Mr.. NJ NJ Knight is one Of the old
est and has always been one of the most reliable
OF Waterbury merchants. by fair dealing, always
selling precisely the goods he advertised and at
rates which defied competition, he has built up a
large and successful business, and his patrons
know from his representation exactly what they
buy. Mr.. j. c. Grggs is another merchant in
Waterbury whose word can be depended upon
every time and who is enterprising and honest
and merchants of this kind are always prosperous.
They deserve the liberal patronage they have here
toiore received, and trust they will continue to
prosper in the future as in the past
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

GOSPEL MEETINGS AT ST. JoHSsBURY On
Sunday last Mr.. Henry Morehouse began the con-
duct of series Of meetings at St Johnsbury.
These meetings are held every afternoon at three
O'Clock, and each evening at half past seven
O'Clock Except on Saturdays, all at the South
church which on Sunday was filed to its utmost
capacity. The noon prayer-meetngs which have
continued here without interruption for two and a
half years are largely attended Mr. Sankey is
expected to spend few of the last days of Octo-
Der ut st, Johnsbury, The annual meeting of
the Vermont Branch of the Woman's Board of
Missions will be held here on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 3lst and those who attend that will have u
double opportnnity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

MouLToN's EAvhs TRouGHs.-We have had
occasion several times to commend the patent
caves troughs and conductors manufactured by
w, F. Monton, of Burlington. We are sure that
an inspection of the merits of these articles would
convince any one that they are the neatest.
strongest, most durable and cheapest thing of the
kind now on the market Those who have used
them longest are loudest in their praise State,
county or town rights for their sale may be
procured on application to Mr. Monitor. Tx
anime for yourselves and be convinced that there
is money to be made in the sale of these excellent
articles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

NoRTHFIELD.-At Gouldsville new water works
are being put in. The water is brought off from
the hill west of the village. Many families are
availing themselves of the opportunity to obtain
good water at a reasonable expense Next Sab
bath Rev. Mr.. Fulton, of Montpelier will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist church, It being
sacramental OCCASION Typhoid fever is pre-
vailing largely, although all are very sick yet
there has been but one fatal case so far. Quite
a snow fall Sunday night -. Tomorrow Thurs
day, the Tri-Mountains play the SUBMITS of
Roxbury at Bethel for a purse of one hundred
dollars. . The Wednesdays sessions of the Edu-
cationa Institute were quite well attended Ad-
dresses were made by Professor Howard, Professor
Southworth Professor Chapman, Mrs Kyle, and
others. The Institute closed at three o clock, r.
NJ, after most successful and interesting session
Quite number of the residents of Mortified
awaited themselves of such rare opportunity for
instruction and entertainment, but too few did
this for their own good
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

VERMONT BIBLE SOCIETY The annual meeting
Of this society was held in Trinity church last
Wednesday. The meeting was not very fully at
tended. The total contributions from Vermont
for the Bible cause during the year have been
ten thousand and thirty-nne dollars and forty
three cents. The balance in the treasury is two
thousand three hundred and sixty dollars and
eighty-nine cents The old board Of officers was
reelected In the evening an admirable sermon
was preached by Rev. George b. Spaulding, of
Dover, n. H., on the manner in which God had
magufed his Word. The sermon was listened
tn with deep interest by all, and was one of the
most convincing and logical we have ever heard
We trust it will be published.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

SHOCKING ACCIDENT son OF Mr. BelSnap
of Holland, was instantly killed Saturday Bel
KNAPP and another young man had loaded their
guns, preparatory To attending shooting match
The other boy having set his gun in a sap-holder,
stepped some eight feet back. When Belnap
placed his in the holder he hit the lock of the
other gum discharging it, and the charge struck
him in the chin and blew the top Of his head en-
trely off
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

CHRISTIAN CoNFERENcE-A Christian confer
ence of ministers and aymen is called at the Con-
gregational church, Rutland, for Thursday, the
Doth inst, to be conducted by Major whittle and
James Veterinarian Ministers and members of
all denominations in neighboring towns are cor
daily invited to meet to consider topics relating
to the work Of the church, and to pray for the
of the Spirit on all parts of our land
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
DANIELs p y s EsrATs.

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier In said district.
on the 10th day OF October, A. D. lsl1i
Richard ", DemertL Administrator of The estate Dan
lei nenerti, "a. hate Uf Waterbury, in said district. de
ceased presents his Administered Xufnn-
uon and allowance, and makes Application for d,4fs'
0t distribution and partition o the estate OF said
Whereuon 4 Is ordepd by said Court that sad account
and said application be referred session theresa, he
hald nj the Probate nnce In said Monty the 9Th ay
~ November A. H. ls11, hearing and decision ihrnon
And u further ordered that nntce hereof be- given To All
persons Interested, by publication Of the three weeks
successvely In the Vermont Matemnan Sate Lournai
newspaper published AT MOntprier previous said time
appointed io hearing that they appear said time
ana place and show cause n any they have why said
account should not he allowed, and such decree made
O5-O7 H. 4. CHASE. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
Meekk Harheis
Cattle Market.
A. Cambridge and Brighton for The week ending rpaa,a
October 23d, ISL.
AMOUNT STOCK At MARKET

Al Cambridge and Brighton for The week ending media
October 23d, ISL.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET
cattle. Sheen. Shotss Hogs cnjres
rms week .......... ilS6 $3.50 1872 30
Last week .......... a.77i 1853 OOo lO296 90
one year ago.. 1851 l06S3 900 iO56i 20
PRexs BeJ Cdtfle-Extra fat and heavy premium oxen
t5eIs25 INST quality, s65Gi750 second quality 81 *
DhW hirt quality, s. 2b1l55N n nO hs on total weight
o. line ow ami dressed beef few choice single rairs
sSN@s %; Bulls. etc. $500 ''''''
Wofhnq OLeg-sV0Il55 " patr, or according to their
value as beef. Handy steers, s1iMl20
Much Cons-Fair quality stOet0u extra good siN6t75
WIN or without calves ms be- agreed farrow and or
binary, sls@2s; yearlngs, sl002oO1 two-yea rs-ods
slhh1mW; time years-olds, s2h006l4iOO.
Shsep and Lrmbs-C omnon ~ az; extra fis6lJc N
ofes Wholesale Ueb0c n N fat hogs bCl6fc Rpound
GENERALIZATION, lls6gsc; country lots lake ~ H. eau
skins le6tllc Iallow, 6016sc N; Country lots 56thc
" N. felts with wool on 75oGs each.
REMARKS The supply " cattle being heavy prices on
weight, and only few high as these marks The
trade moves slow. and butchers viii not advance ON tho
decline noticed last week The best e-ten steers se NJ
~ I'VE J. H. Cook sold ten steers, average 1883 Tbs at
b.ic vei W Scolltns sold twenty average 400 ms
~ &C. live; adams Taylor sold Northern oxen at 6ss
d ~ dressed weight, Ia dress from uO 51 fhs each:
7 Moulton sold some yearngs sl2 q head The move
iheit on lhuhs and sheen does Indicate an imurnve-
lrlt seep ranging ai 3sGf5c and lambs Gn5I a. No.
- Souihwoh sold l23 head Of mixed average " Ms
H. Bu>h sold seventy seven head Of mixed average 80 Ms
~ 5c anu ~ head averaging 70 lbs sold Mt isc u H.
foutry i dul and lower selling at sole d pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
WILLIAM v. Il L2Rp's ESTATE.

In Probate Court held At Montpelier in aid bi-iuci on
the p day OF October \. u. lS71s
John A. Page Executor OF the estate of William H. Lout
late OF Montpelier m said District, deceased, presents l-
administration account for examination and allowance and
makes application decree ct distribution and partition
of the estate Of said deceased Mherrupon ordered ~
sad Court That said account aad said application he
rrred to session thereof Ia e held the Probate Onr
IN said Montpelier the l2th day OF November. A. ~
1871 for hearing ami decision thereon And, u further
dered That nutre hereof be given 10 all persons Interested
by publication of the three weeks sueccssiyey n the
Vermont Watchmtu q state journal, newspaper pub-
lshed AZ Montpelier prNo said time APPOINTED Tor
hearing, that they appear said time and place and
show cause, Il any he have, why said should
not he allowed, and such decree made
Ry tho Court.-Attpst
OOs WNRVTY rupEN Jnlsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY. AT the last meet
ing Of this society, among other papers was one
read by DR., S. Putnam upon the life and last ill
ness of DIR. j. Y. Dewey The meeting was quite
fully attended and the discussion over the vari-
Gus papers was animated and interesting The
following board of officers were elected for the
next year; President, C. NJ. Chandler OF Mont
pelier; yice-president, 6 b. Billiard of St. Johns
bury; secretary, S. S Clark of st. Adams treas.
urer, ). Putnam of Montpelier; auditor, d. G..
Kemp of Montpelier; censors, II. d. Holton, l.. c..
Butler and S. 7. Brooks. The semi-annual meet
ing will be held in BNtteboro.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
RowIt;AANS6nr Q ySl;iSs ! E STAT :; W

In Probate Court, held AT Montpelier, In and Tor said Dis
tnct on the IAN day of October, A. ID. 1877
a. A. EigeItun Admuul,itI O az ihN Iip OF Row land
Owens, late OF Northel, In sd nsifirt deeast makes
application 10 said Court, with the consent AID Appreciation
~ writing Of the widow OF said deceased, for license 10 sell
all Of the real estate OF st deceased including the home
stead and r'vson of dover therein representing that The
sale thereof except homestead Is uccess lry the paN
men Of the debts Of said decreased ANA that sale Of said
homestead would he beneficial 10 All widow aud those
terslrd In said estate Wheneunn Is ordered by said
Court that said application be rcielod to session thereof
" F hrlu ~ the iinhAlt ui f Ntni ellef on tie
~ day of November, ~ sii iof hearing and deeision
ihefeohi and, II Is further ordered that all persons inter-
cst he nonad henOf nv nuhir1ihn uf un of SAID an
ncauon and onler teron TIME successfully IN the
vermont Mntclnan a state journal, newspaper pub
shr at Montpelier, and which oirrutiss In the neplOr
hood of those Interested, before said time o hearing that
they may appear said time and place, and u they
cause, object thereto liy the Court Attest,
O5-O1 "a. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

lyon doubt the wonderful success Of ShIoh's Con
sumption Cure give It trial. then You not per-
tecty satisfied return the bottle we will refund the
price paid II has established the fact that Consnmpton
can be cured, while for Coughs. Hoarseness Asthma,
Whoopng Cough. and all Lung Throat Troubles there Is
nothing like II for quick and positive cure; and II seldom
fails Ten cents nifty cents and dollar per bottle II
your Lungs are Chest Back lame use shIlohs
Porous Plasters. Price, twenty-five cents. Sold by
FRANK II. BAsCOM.
DIR. Shiioh's System Vitalizer Ia no doubt the most
successful cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint we
have ever known otherwise could not guarantee IT, In
cases OF Consumption where General Debility Loss OF An
petite and Constipation exist It will restore and regulate
The system, while Shilohs Cure nays the Inflammation
and heals the lungs Price seventy five cenis SOLD by
FRANK H. BASCoM. ~ ~
Hackmetack, n rich and fragrant perfume Sold nv
by dealers generally. sl-95-eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

MlDDLEsEx.-The farm belonging to the es-
tate OF Clarence Kelton has been sold to George
H. Alexander Sylvester Godfrey has ex-
changed his house and premises in the village
with Elisha May for his farm and stock in
waterbury. Snow on the ground Monday
morning. The farmers have been busy for n
week getting in their root crops Some fine beets
turnips, wurtzels and other crops have been gath
cred, notwithstanding drouth and grasshoppers
These will keep the cattle sleek the coming winter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

WILLGAMsrowS.-T ladies of the Congrega-
tional society are to have festival Mt the Town
Hall in Williamstown this week Friday evening
October Goth. There will be music also reading
by Mrs. Mary L. II. Purple, of Chicago III.
Admission twenty-five cents. Oyster supper,
fruit and ice cream extra
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
Boston Produce Market.

MoSDAY. October 22d. ls77.
DEMONSTRATIONS selling at g l02 49, yellow ev ~
NJ SlO92l2is and pea beans at s22bG437is n bushcl
POTATOES There has been nuner feeling in potatoes
WIN sales Of choice Early Rose 50615h'. and Jack spn
Whites at isQs50c f} hushe
corn MEAL Ere. Corn meal "a Arm At s2aO63I0 4,
barrel Tor fresh ground and kiln dried. Rive lour ranges
at stges5 and oai meal at Sijufh common Western,
and Sets n barrel for favoitc fancy brands New
puckwhea Hour sells In small lots at $3.50 q hun
dred pounds.
HAY AND sTRAw-The receipts of hay have been unite
LIBERAL and prices are barely maintained. Sales choice
Eastern and Northern have been sls6Ilg "a ton and SO
extreme price al tho close. Fine and medium grades
cont nue. dun n sliG7 n ton Rye straw Is In fair de-
mand at si6ol6 q ton
CHEESE Sales of choice factory have been made at
l24wl34c ~ n, with l3ls@l3i,c the extreme prcr.
Holders claim they cannot sell the best makes under l3ac
ami some ask lic but very large lots have br
placed at over 3ic Fair to good lots have sold readily nj
Gt2r and very little ,eryceble cheese now bouht
under the latter price.
FLnUR-rhe sales Of pnteu Wisconsin and Ninuesot,
brands have been AT SS2ietl50, and this description
scarce. Winter wheat Louis sells at s76ls5O Ini-
NOS ~ SIeIs and Ohio, Ind ui and Michigan at s6 75G
SEQ tl barrel Bnker-' Minnesuts at S65u6
at S'5&e625 q barrel, as To quality
GRAlN-rhe sales OF mixed and yellow corn have been
~ hln c " hushe Oats uuer and have been
Yer demand, sales of No and white sell ga i6c
40. white and No. mixed at 376l3sc, aud No. white
ana No. mixed nj ahGll6c "a hu-he. In rye have
been nude at 5@s0c ~ bushe. Shorts have been selling
At slSglsO and fine feed and midings ~ s % u
BUTTER-we can quote strictly fine lots at 2sG3Oc n
H. but after passing these it j. hard uet 2i New
nork AMI vermont fair 10 choice diaries have been selling
daity-paeke Western viii command 2aell5c ~ NJ, but ts
"a as scarce fine Northern. Most Of ne Western stock
uf an ordinary quality. and dull l56ls with some very
poor running down to 2Gsl4c q pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

WoopBuRY.-Our enterprising merchant, o. d.
Town, is now in market making extensive pur-
chases for his fall and winter trade His stock will
be very large and choicely selected, and he will
sell at prices which will surprise parties. Give
him call
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

SEMINARY HILL-Professor Chapman has left
us, and will not return until next summer term
lie is to institute some prize-speaking to occur an
evening during commencement week Senior 8
and Mdders exhibition this week Friday even
ing There is talk OF uniting the Seminary
lyceum and the one at the Union School in a Joint
session, said session to occur at once....F. W.
Draper, class of rs sprained his wrist very Sc
verely by falling from Seminary window, some
days since 1t WAS very fortunate that he was
not more serloury injured, as the distance he fell
was great Professor Pisbury favored us with
a scholarly address ut the lyceum last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
w. LORDS ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph commissioners
Ia receive, examine and adjust an claims aud demands n
all persons against the estate -lzer " Lord nm. of
Orange, In said District, deceased, and claims exhibited
~ offset Thereto hereby give notice thai will Tor
the purposes aforesaid, the dwelling, house Of Otn11
Lord, IN Orange, on the Ath dly November aud l5 nv
inuhIN next nom nine O'clock A. until four O'clock
each of said days, and that SIX months nom the 1a
1 August, \. d. lsll Is the time limited hy said Court
ton and vance.
Dated Orange, this sh Day OF October, A. D. Isl.
O5O7 q. j. Cook commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

BARRr,-Mrs Charles Templeton, Of this town
has a night-blooming cereus that has produced
twenty-three blossoms within the last three
months, each measuring ten inches or over. If
any lady in the state beats this let it be known.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

SouTH RoYAITos.-Th wedding OF Mr.. william
J. Davis and Miss Maria p. Cowdery, on Wednesday
evening" October 18th, was quite pleasant affair.
The Congregational church, where the marriage
ceremony WAS performed, was beautifully deco
rated with flowers, and about three hundred peo-
pie assembled to honor the occasion, Tho beaut-
ful moonlight evening, the happy assembly and
tho presents to tho bride and bridegroom, were
all suspicious OF future prosperity and bright days
10 follow,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24

Coughs, Colds, 0unsy, fleurisy, Group, whoop-
lng-Congh, loameoss, Sore Throat, Caiarrh, Asthma
bronchitis Night sweats Loss Of Voice bleeding Lungs
aud Consumption cured by IN. g. d. Ilowes Arabian MIX
Cure, sold by FRANK II, BAsCoM, Druggist Agent for
Mouttsilar VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
Fire Insurance Elections.


At the annual meetings of the fire insurance
companies Of Montpelier, held on Wednesday Of
last week the following lists OF directors and off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
THE UNION MUTUAL
Directors addison county, James NJ, Slade Of
Of Middlebury Bennington county, Charles T.
Iloughton Of Bennington; Caledonia county, G. l.
Bradley; Chittenden county, James A. Shedd Of
Burlington; Franklin county, Cornelius D. Rublee
Orange county, Scion X. Berry Of Thetford; Or
leans county, Henry r. Psbury; Rutland county,
John A. Sheldon of Rutland Washington county,
Samuel Wells, W. f. Braman, W. G.. Ferrin, J.
Warren Bailey, J. w. Brock and Il. W. Bailey Of
Montpelier Windham county, T.. b. Campbell Of
Brattleboro; Windsor county, Hugh Henry Of
Chester
OHccrs-Presdent, T.. b. Campbell vice-presi-
dent, W. G. Ferrin; secretary and treasurer, W.
+. }aman.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL.
Instrumentation county, Asaph D. Hayward
of Weybrdge Bennington county, Elias b. Bur-
ton of Manchester, and Tarrant Sibley of Ben
nington Center; Caledonia county, Geo s. Shaw
Of st. Johnsbury; Chittenden county, Torrey t.
Wales Of Burlington Essex county, Orame Craw.
ford Of Guildhall; franklin county, William C.
Robbie Of franklin; Grand Isle county, Bue Lam
don Of South Hero; Lanoille county c. c. Dodge
of Cadys Falls; Orange county, John c. Stearns
of Bradford; Orleans county, George A. Human
of West Charleston; Rutland county, Bradley Fish
of Ira; Washington county, Joseph Poland, Sam
uel Wells, Theron o. Bailey, George W. Scott, S.
C Shurtleff and =. p Pitlin of Montpelier; Wind
ham county, T. ]. b. Cudworth of Brattleboro
Windsor county, 2. II. Robbins of Chester
Officers President, Perley 7. pitkin; vice-presi-
dent, Torrey Il. Wales; secretary, Joseph Poland
treasurer, Samuel Wells.
THE VERMONT MUTUAL.
Directors Addison county, Thurman Brookins:
Bennington county, c. 4. Houghton; Caledonia
county, Frederick fletchor Chittenden county, c.
J. Alger; Essex county, Hiram A. Cutting; Frank
lin county, A. W. Woodworth Grand Isle county.
H. c, Hill; Lamoille county, w. H. II. bingham:
Orange county l., G. IIinclSley; Orleans county
J. N. Webster; Rutland county, George Briggs:
Washington county, James r. Thurston, Timothy
T. Red6eld, Charles Dewey, Erastus S. Camp and
Fred L. Smith; Windham county, c. W. Wyman;
Windsor county, L. g. Watson
OWceis-President, W. H. II. Bingham: vice
president, Fred L. Smith; secretary, James r. Si-
,in treasurer, Oscar j. Vail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
THE VERMONT MUTUAL.

WORCESTER. Rev. G. 5. Guernsey, of Rochester
will preach in the school-house at the Corner on
Sunday, October 2Sth, mt the usual hours