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European Markets.

European Markets.
LONDON, April 1O-l2.3O EM-Consols at 81 l1-1e
for money and "a 1916 for account.
LONDON, April 1O-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds, 67s 1881 new IS at1O5a
AIS, at 1895 10-4Os, 1861 Erie II preferred 25.,
LONDON, April 1O-4 90 P. M.-Consols at 81 Ills
for money and "a 1916 for account.
LIVERPOOL, April 1O-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
in fair business; Middling upands at 6; do Orleans
at 6ad sales 10000 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation export; receipts $500 bales, including
1900 American.
Futures opened with seller at 1872 decline, but
market since frmer April delivery at 1915; April
and May 15-l6; May and June 1915.
Flour at 20 q % g.; Winter Wheat at II a lis g.;
Spring do 8 q 10 9; California averages lis a II s.
club IL q 1872; Corn 25 q 26 Peas at 81. Pro-
visions, &c-Pork at 30; Beef at 81 Bacon at 81
"a % 8. Lard at 81. Cheese 49, Tallow 80. At Lon
don, Tallow SO.
PARIS, April 10.-Rentes 109t BOG,
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Clearing House TRANSACTIONS.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .S103 sol 70
Net Balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3S,450 80
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MAINE.
Colby University.

OOlUy
WATERyILLE, April 10-This evening at the
University chapel a public defamation was
given by the Senior class. The following was
the programme:
Labor and Capital ............."......C. A. Chase
Imagination in its relation to Science. "A c. Getchell
Science and Revelation. ..............F. J. Jones
The Social Standard. ..............W q. Mann
Intellectual Discipline .............C. H. Salesman
Monasticism and Intellectual Culture,
Moral Uses of the Imagination. .......D. I. Wyman
Forgery.
CALAIS, April 10.-Henry Hubbard of Perry,
attempted to pass forged check on the Calais
National Bank to-day. The forgery was de-
tected, but Hubbard escaped.
Suicide in HaIlowcil,
HALLowELL, April 10.-The wife of Mr..
John Bishop of Chelsea, committed suicide to.
day. She took morphine enough to kill herself
and then cut her throat from ear to ear. She
fingered several hours. 1t is said she had made
an attempt at suicide before.
The Vinalhaven Strike.
RocKLAND, April 1O.-The strike of the
stone-cutters at Vinalhave. belonging to the
Granite Cutters Union, continues. The strikers
number about 200, are quiet and peaceable, but
seem determined to hold out. They have re-
ceived contributions from Hurricane and more
was promised. Their committee held second
interview with Superintendent Bodwell of the
Granite company, yesterday, by invitation, but
no result was reached. A large number of
blacksmith and quarrymen were discharged
Monday, but are ready to work any time. Mr..
Bodwell, the President Of the company is ex-
pected to arrive this evening.
Fire i'm Bangor.
BANGOR, April 1O.-A dwelling owned by the
Bryant estate, and occupied by Joseph Kent
for storing hay was burned with one horse and
two carriages, tonight. Hay insured for
$1,000. Mr.. Kent's loss is aboat $780, Build
ing old and uninsured
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nIIunu ED. B. ROBINSON, Myrtle St., has
| flhWUN the celebrated Weber Pianos, and
AND other makers at extremely low prices.
| mn MO Orders for Tuning attended TO as usual.
| UQUhNDI ja23dsn1y
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 10.-The Printing cloths
market was weakened to-day slight under reports
from Fall River, but holders remained fairly firm:
market closed quiet at 81 q 516 cash asked and Sic
offered for best standard and extra GA K 6i's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
In These Days

of moulds and forms, and machines and scraps and
stems, and old stumps ground up and perfumed
what comfort it must be to the smoker to find a
pure Havana, long filled, hand made, old fashioned
cigar like the BASTIANELLI, at
F. MEAHER &c CO.'S
marie tfsn
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lSales at the Brokers Board, April 10.l
$1,000 Eastern r. SIS, 1906. Observation-Disclosures. GA
Sl3,UUU 40 63i
so Boston 81 Maine Railroad. ................,10 10Y
Portland Saco & Portsmouth Railroad. .....-. IS
Eastern Railroad. ..s5 "a 81
Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad SIS, 1906 .....,...... 635
Bates Manufacturing Co. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Sales at Auction.
$500 Maine State 6's 1889. .........-.......112 1924
$4,000 Bangor City IS. 1899. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1921
$4,000 Wiscasset (Mel Town IS, 1885. 20 "a
80 Bates Manufacturing Co., old ............. 1911
$500 Maine 6s, 1885,.
$4,000 Belfast (Me.) IS, 1895. ................1O
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II Can't Do Without n :,

Says lady, speaking of SILVER WHITE" a
preparation for Cleaning and Polishing Silver Ware
that is rapidly becoming popular among all good
housekeepers Jewellers and Druggists sell it. DEN
NISON s. CO., Projectors.
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The Weoi marke,

BOSTON, April 0.-[Reported for the Press.1 1.-The
following Is a list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domeslc-Ohlo and Pennsylvania pick-ock 40 9
42c; do choice Xxx 40 q 4c; do fine X 40 q 41c me.
dun % AZ o 4c coarse 81 g &c., Michigan extra and
Xxx 80 Cg aoe; me 81 q SOC; medium 81 @ 38c; COM
mon 30 q 35c; other Western fine and x 81 q $50;
medium ~ "a 3Sc, common 80 q 35c; pulled extra
30 "a 43c; superfne 80 a As; No l. 20 "a 25c comb
ing fleece 40 q 48c; Fine delaine 43 a 47c; California
IL @ 29c; Texas II 2Sc Canada pulled IS q 42c do
combing 46 g 81; Smyrna washed 16 az soc; do un-
washed 10 q zoe; Buenos Ayres Is q 30c Cape Good
Hope 25 q soc; Australian 40 q 45c; Donskoi % q
CSC.
The demand for Wool continues to be confined to
the immediate wants of manufacturers and prices
continue rule low and unsatisfactory. Holders are
disposed to hold up stocks fast as possible to
prepare for the new clip, but only limited amount
can be placed from week to week. and there is more
or less uneasness felt account OF the indifference
OF buyers AT the same time prices are opening high
IN California much higher than the state of Eastern
markets warrant. but this will evidently cause more
or less delay in the receipts of new Wool, and give
holders more time to realize what old there is on
hand. With us there is no prospect of favorable
change. Goods are selling at very low and unsatis
interior or nine months ago. and is scarcely proba
BILE that buyers will be forced to invest in the
California clip at high prices, with such prospect
before them.
Imports from January to April 6.
1878. 1877.
forelgn, Daies ...,...'.......'.s.. 6,32o 6,o99
Domestic. bags and bales. ......-. "a 2S1 sc, Gas
In New York the past few days has witnessed
rather more demand, but the proportions of the
market. Manufacturers continue to purchase quaint
tiles barely sufficient to carry them from day to day
being prompted to such action by the lack of life
that is manifested in the manufactured article.
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The CONSTITUTION is brought to a healthy con
dition by the use of HUNTS REMEDY. DIopsy
Brights Disease, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Com
plants, and Mental and Physical Debility, are cured
by HUNTS REMEDY. Pain in the Side, Back and
Lons, Gravel, Diabetes, Uterine Affections, Excess
ses and Intemperance, ARE cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Family Physicians prescribe HUNTS
REMEDY.
CLARK's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure instantly.
apr9 eod&w1w
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dDT. 10, ADr,

California Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10 The following are the
closing official prices Of mining stocks to-day com.
pared with those of yesterday:
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PETERBOROUGH
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALi
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April II, 1 A. MY
For New England
warmer, cloudy, rainy weather, southerly
winds and falling barometer.
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Foreign Imports.

LIVERPOOL. Ship S Hersey-36s tons salt to
Dana s. Co.
LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamer Lake Megantic-
cases merchandise to Chas Day, DR., & Co.
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CoNGREss.-The Congress- yeast powder is
made of the purest and most heathful materials. It
is the best in the world for making delicious white
sweet and healthful biscuits, cakes, pastry &c. Use
none but the Congress"
Vienna Rolls made with Conoress Yeast Pouder
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Boston Stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water eonveyance-109o bush corn meal to g
T'ru 70
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MEM0RANnA

Barque John Zittosen, Merriman. from Cardiff for
Havana with coal, foundered at 9Th inst, thirty
miles North of Sagua. The steward was lost. The
others landed at Sagua, The vessel was two years
old, built in Eastern Maine. and hailed from New
York. Insured for about $4,000.
Sch g. M Knowles, Emery, at Para from Boston,
reports a succession OF heavy gales from Jan % to
Feb 8, and lost two sets OF sails, damaged rigging
and top works. Captain reports the most fearful
weather he ever exparienced.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wed nesday, April 10.

Wednesday, April no.
ARRIVED.
Steamsbirrs Lake Megantc, (Br) Battersby, Liver
pool-mdse to Thompson. Murray q Co.
Brig Fl McGivery, Whittier, Boston.
Sch Hart, Kelley, Wilmington, NC via New
Bedford-nayal stores to Lyman s. TObey.
Sch Seyenty-Six, Robinson, Maryland, with ship
timber for Yarmouth. (and proceeded)
Sch M M Chase. Harding, Virginia oysters to
Timmons g Halves.
Sch Campbell Marshall. South Amboy.
Sch Myra Sears. JeIIisoD, Boston.
Sch Union, Emerson, Boston for Deer ISLE
Sch VIM Thomas Lttlejohn. Provincetown, (wbere
she was ashore)
ket.
Sch M L Rogers, Hadlock, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Rozella, Stanley, era MERRY Isles.
Sch Buelia Vista, Colby, Wiscasset.
Sch Dexalo, Brown, Brool,lln tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Eta Whitmore, Wright, Drogheda, Ire-C W
Richardson.
Sch Gypsy. Handy Prospect Harbor-Nathl Blake.
Sch ID B Newcomb. Hickey. Lubec-Nathl Blake.
Sch Clinton. Rice, Cranberry Isles-master.
Sch Emily E Swift, Orne, Orland-master.
Sch Arrival Farntam, Boothbay-D Choate.
EY-The Custom House will not be open for bust
ness transactions to-day, (Fast-dayJ
Ship 8 T Hersey, from Liverpool which arrived
at this port 9Th inst for orders. will discharge her
salt here. She has been chartered to load at Mus
quash, NIB, for Liverpool, with deals at Cts Cd.
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SPOKEN,

March 4, of Carrysfort, sch Emerson, from
Mobile for Boston.
March 80. lat % H. lon IS 20, brig George Dale,
from Cardenas bound North.
April 1, lat 43 so, Ion 50 50, ship Pleades, Chase
from Liverpool for Hampton Roads.
April 4, off Jupiter Inlet, sch Ulrca R Smith, from
Mexico bound North,
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VAUDEVILLE, April 10.-This evening at the
University chapel public defamation was
given by the Senior class. The following was
the programme:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13
About Town.

REMEMBER and get your dog licensed this month.
A NUMBER OF legal notices " will be found on
the first page this week.
The sugar festival ut Trinity vestry last Mon
day evening was well attended.
SUGAR festival at Bethany chapel this (Wednes-
day evening Admission ten cents.
ADJuTANT GENERAL JAMES S PECK has gone to
Washington on business connected with his office.
WE fear the 10Th Of April will come all too soon
for some of our subscribers That notice at the
head of this column means just what it says.
Nix. ALrHEus FLANDERS, residing with his
daughter, Mrs. Hathaway, on Court street, died
on Thursday of last week, aged seventy-sx years
THERE will he dramatic entertainment at the
vestry of the Church of the Messiah next Friday
evening, at half-past seven o'clock. Admission,
fifteen cents
MRssRs EVANS, BROTHERS & Co., commission
merchants, Boston, give the very best of Vermont
references and we think our farmers would do
well to give them a trial.
On account of the bad condition of the roads,
the Aicadian Bell Ringers have written that they
will be unable to reach this place this tWednes-
day evening" as advertised.
HENRY BALLARD Esq, one of the most elo-
quent speakers in Vermont, has been engaged by
Brooks Post Grand Army of the Republic, to
deliver the address on Decoration Day.
THE IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY sell rich
Old Mocha. Old Government Jnya and Rio coffee.
in five-pound parcels and upwards, at wholesale
prices. Henry Lowe Il Son, proprietors
M. WRIGHT & Son call attention elsewhere To
their manufactures. The firm is reliable do ex
actly as they agree. make the very best articles.
sell cheap and should be literally patronized
Arrv brf,lo coa,s rollins otto ann ho ,,,,d
n, n rarwel,,s bood 81 s,ata s,rao. rtiai,
will be closed out in the next ten DAYS. to make
room for the new spring goods being received
Tur oon,,om.r from, Corada ,,ho o1,.o,.o,
,ho rooer, ,oo,in,, -, ,ho noan, ~ ,',si,,,.,...
,,.os no, eora,a.,' c,,.,, ~ -, =,
and ,s,,a ,,,,,a ,,.,. -, ,,,, &c.,. s,t
mo-, riahor ra- ~ r,na.,,,.i, - -
~
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Boston Produce Market

TUESDAY. March 18TH, 1873.
HAY AND SrRAw-the market IA overstocked with
poor and medium hay Which Is hard TO sell ut over SIS u
unn surety choice IL scarce and wanted and will readily
u ton. '''''@ ''''' ~ F''sS''''
POTATOES The best Eastern Early Rose are selling at
y pnshe anu soc an extreme price. Prullhcs com
mad heD1sc. jackson Whites continue to run poor and
arc hard to sell at a5iOc u bushel Very little demand
'or oeehg' winch are quoted nomualy at 5000 cents
GhAlN.Corn remains without material change and /.
selling ~ 5i1h5c q bshe for mixed and yellow and 506
2ie tor nn9radei. oats have been dull and prices are
easier. sales of No. and extra white have been made al
5gGi2c No. white aud No. mixed s561a,c, and No.
White and No. ? mixed Mt 25937c " bushel.
EGGs-Iho approach Of Lent has caused q better de.
have been selling iSlsc u dozen Int isc a that ear
os 9pended upon a. present Some choice Vermont sold
lic' western are selling at lj6ll6c f dozen.
BuTrER Fancy crclmeries and fine fan lots range al
a0c1isc 81 n and strictly choice dars still command 256
~, put these are very hard 10 ind and buyers forcel
choice lots of Western md ready sale 226l2ir and som,
lair to COED command 6G12Oc, but Western rum
uown TO lO@l2c " pound.
fLOUR-The market il ~ dull ~ previously reported
Tor Hour and sales TO any extent could only be made
eonGessions Supplies have been arriving II Their nor,
freely and the market well stocked with AN Kinds Yer,
good brands of family -four ci bc bJn-l ID the range o
s6b@l q barrel. Prices now si.jOGi75 d barre
lower than at this time last year
CHEESE-We have no change TO reuort In quotations
sales o good TO choice Western and Northern factory have
been made at lJGglic f b. In lots To the trade and holder
Oh fancy stock NE asking ih@l'se but shippers canno
quality has been selling at lSGl2lsc hut we find yer,
lliilc now on the mar ct under Zee The stock Of pool
cheese Is smaller than usual.
wOOTs-New HAMPSHIRE New York Michigan and Wis
cnnsin eeces are selling at lS6t2c and fleece
5IgJ5c 81 h. but dull COmbing and delane eeces ar,
California wool has been selling i5Gr25c for fall and p
GRO for spring Pulled wool Is in demand at
The goods market.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13

WMIsfliLp.-Ihe interesting lecture upon in
temperance and Its twin evils, " chewing and
smoking" in the White church vestry, February
o5tb hv n n Avariu of North6ald ,ya. listanad
- ~ ~, ~ "'''
10 by large hhd attentive audience ana the
chief regret expressed was that vote of thanks
WIS not rendered to him and DIR N W Gilbert
- IT =. - -. .-.t :,
'oi 'he" l"io anu INSTRUCTIVE on'oi'"'n'heht' u
any one did not like the lecture 1t must have been
some of the tobacco uslng fraternity who took
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13

MRs. NyE, mother Of Mrs. Heman Carpenter,
died very suddenly ut the residence OF her daugh-
ter in Mortified, on Monday night.
HERMAN Il. BEARpsLEY, one Of the oldest mem
bers Of the Vermont bar, died ut St Albans on
Saturday, aged seventy-seven years.
TnE hotel in which Mr. willard and family
were stopping was not burned in the late disas-
trous fire at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mn II. II. BIsHor has leased the American
Hotel, in Burlington, and will soon assume its
management. MIR. Bishop, ~ a hotel man,
has few equals on the continent
Ir is probably safe to say that neither Governor
Smith nor Judge Poland will accept the position
OF United States Commissioner ut the Paris exhi-
btion 1t will be impossible for them to leave.
THE suggestion of the name Of Colonel Red6eld
Proctor for our next Governor meets with almost
universal approval. The state papers have en-
dorsed the suggestion very generally and very
heartily.
Hon. AUGUSTUS c. HAND died at his residence
in Elizabethtown, n. Y, Friday Of last week. lie
was born in Shoreham, Vt, in 1906, and adopted
the profession of the law. lie settled in Eliza
BEETHOVEN and was surrogate Of that town from
1881 to 1889 lie was n representative in Congress
from New York from 1889 to 1871, and member
OF the state senate from 1915 to 1913. From 1913
to 1856 he was justice of the Supreme Court
REV. LOREN lIILDRErH died at North Troy,
the other morning. at the advanced age Of eighty
one years, of consumption. The deceased was a
resident of that town for over thirty years, and
had held many positions of trust and was highly
esteemed as an influential citizen. He was one Of
the early pioneers of the Christian Society in that
section, and was jealous Christian and earnest
worker lie was obliged to leave the pulpit about
eight years since on account of declining health.
His loss will be deeply felt in that vicinity.
THE Rutland Herdid gets off the following good
joke: " Governor W. II. II. Bingham of Stowe,
was at the Bardwell yesterday. The Governor,
for several years, held the appointment, under
Collector Wells of Burlington, of General Super
intendent of light houses and buoys on the east
ern slope Of Mansfield mountain, and his quarterly
reports to General Wells were always full of hui
NOR, but the Governor says that the shipping
interest ut Stowe has fallen off so since the Access
sion of the last Republican administration that
there is not much for an energetic public official
to do, so that he has resigned his office and has
taken the liberty to nominate Hon. Jasper Rand,
Of st. Adams, rs the future superintendent of
light houses and buoys on the eastern slope of
Mansfield mountain"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13


NERsHIRE-Mrs. Lucy Hinekley celebrated her
ninety-sixth birthday. on March LIST 4 large
number OF relatives and neighbors gathered at
her residence carrying with them many gifts as
tokens of love The afternoon was spent in pleas
ant converse, Mrs. Hinckley as gay and social
as the younger ladies present bountiful sup
per was provided by the company, after which
some little time was spent in singing, and the
nastor led i'm nrlyer Alan early honr the neo-
-, ...,aI =, ~. ,,,,.o, ,,,i.hi A.. t,i,..i,o.
P'o ieti'eu =" ''o'i '''iosi "''"Hs his' ii'n'AeS
many happy returns oil TINS anniversary Mrs
Hinckley does the work for family OF three per
sons and bas taka, tho a,tira cara of . ,raat
9O11' ''N 80 - - - ~ 50 -,
grahusoh' no" three years oiu' SINCE MS mother :
death, two and II half years ago. The school in
district No Ii closed n very successful tern, oi
-. -. NJ on .r,. -. IA +,
,o"i''on "eoNs ''"''n o', i"e 'o'onoi, ~ o.
Foster, from Dartmouth College, gave good salts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13

BARRE. o. Leonard, who has for a number
OF years driven freight team between Barre and
Montpelier, recently left the country between two
days, leaving large number Of debts. 1t is also
suspected that he has not always been so par
ticuar as he ought to have been as to whose name
he signed to some outstanding promissory notes,
upon which he realized before leaving town.
The selectmen were ordered at the late town
meeting to prepare lookup for tramps and to
furnish all who applied with liberal allowance
Of crackers, Goldfish and cold water
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13

HARDwIoK.- Finley Green, tanner at this place.
has failed, with reported liabilities of over twelve
thousand dollars and probable assets of half that
amount. Mourners are plenty. This failure will
be the most severely felt of any occurring in this
town, as the liabilities are largely among our own
people, many of whom are of limited means.
Secured debts reported at three thousand two hun
dred dollars. sleghng has departed and wag-
ons are in general use Most of the snow is gone
in the fields, an unusual occurrence in this region
50 early in the season; oftener have we reported
three feet Of snow on the level. OIL. Evidently
most Of our sugar-makers have lost the " first
run" Those who were in readiness to improve
the opportunity of the past week report con
| siderable sap.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13

PROBATE CouRT-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington during the week ending March nth,
1873 March 6th-Alden Willey's estate, admins
tmtion account referred To March 29th. March
7th-S. Z. Jacobs estate, administration account
allowed and decree made; Isaac Kimhall's estate
Orson kimball' administrator, aud r. H. Lance
and Bemis Pike appraisers aud commissioners
March Sth--C!am b. Woodward's guardianship,
Sarah Nj. Woodward, guardian. March 0th-
Ward Paige's estate commissioner report re-
turned and administration account referred To
April 9th; Clarence Iempletons guardianship,
guardian account allowed Sarah n. rwing's es-
tate, application for license IN sell real estate re-
ferred to March Goth; Abigail Cutters estate, adj
ministration account referred to March 10th
March llth-Wiliam Andrews estate, admins.
tration account referred 10 April I'd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13

FAYsroN.-It is an old saying, that figures
won't lie, but }. B. Thompson says that they
did concerning his wheat The actual Yield was
thrty.six and one-half bushels instead Of thirty
seven and one-half, as reported last week John
likes to tell big story, provided always that it is
true. Town meeting has come and gone H,ys-
ton does not have large n tax usual, but the
taxpayers are at their wits end to know how To
pay even that, rs they have no "orders" for
breaking winter roads, 10 turn over Ia the coec-
Tor, 1t was voted 10 pay the town officers one
dollar per day for their services in the future in
stead Of one dollar and hall. This caused II
stampede of some Of the " town fathers, render
ing new deal necessary. cheaper set Of ofli-
cen was the consequence but they may be dearer
In the end. We shall see. Sugaring begins to
crowd notwithstanding 1t is only the fore
part of March.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-03-13

CALAIs-The winter term of school in District
No 10, Calais, closed February oath, after con-
tinuance of twelve weeks. There were twenty
six scholars and an average attendance of twenty
four and fraction. There were thirteen scholars
that received no marks of d0y kind, eleven others
that received no tdrdy marks and fire Of the latter
had only oae absent mark EACH and there were
but eight tardy marks in the register. We do not
say that this is any better record than that Of No
3, in South Woodbury., which we read in last
weeks WATCHMAN, but We think this very good