Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-26

division, was forty-eight years OLD on oaturuay
last, and his mother who lives with him, was
sixty-eigbt on the same day. About thirty Of his
friends with Marshall sully as first heavy weight,
undertook to prepare little surprise for him. 80
Just before his train came in mine o'clock they
entered his house on First street, and, turning
down the light, awaited his coming. When Har-
vey stepped within, he was greeted with merry
reception, and II with difficulty that he could
realize that their intentions were pure and honest,
and that they were friendly house-breakers. They
do say that the midnight hour was struck before
the gathering dispersed"
WE understand that the grand jury Of this
county before their adjournment indicted the
county jail, undoubtedly with good cause. They
report the general management, no far as the care
and safety OF the prisoners Is concerned, to be
good, as no one doubted II was. However, as for
some time previous to the session Of the court,
there were from seventeen to twenty-five occu-
pants Of tie jail, with only ten small cells, and
the necessary crowding together Of so many pris-
oners In 30 small space could but be injurious. In
the matter OF sewage and ventilation the institu-
ton IL very defective, and the supply of water
quite inadequate to the wants of the prisoners.
Common humanity would seem to dictate that
measures be speedily taken to provide wholesome
accommodations for the use OF Its unfortunate in
mates The cost would not be heavy, and GER
tainly there can be no justification for further de-
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be needed In the premises.
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alton ,,,, ho,d ;,s ANIMAL r,ee,,re in tho Me,bo-
AZ, ohrrch In porro an wednesdav Dscember
,o,h Tha tol,ow,n, Ia tho ordor n e,erc;ses.
pra,,or- r,oo,,n,, a, ,an o,o,oc,, ~ oroanvat,on
ond h,s,nos. r,oo,,r,. renor,s from schools. "The
,r,nor,anoo ~ counts ,vorl " hv Raw I II uincks
~ Montno,,er and Dr y /, Kingsburv Of Water
h,r,. nra,.o r,eo,,ng. nproner mapaeement of in
FAINT Department " by Charles wheaton Of Barre.
with an addrssa he Mra n I. Puiler NJ Montpe-
iier. "uov IN organize and spstain n nroftable
,eacbers, mee,ng" nv Hon Franklin Fairbanks
| NJ 81 Iobpshurv and Raw N Fellows Of Mont
heller. "Dia,cuities in sundav.scbool work-to
gather IN hold 10 find teacbers-how overcome"
he pey II A posers ~ Montnel,er and Raw p
Merr,n NJ Waterburv Cen,er. "Tbe great need
in orr s,nd.v.schoo,s" Inv Rev r Snow Of
pla,nsed and 10, D,vipe,I NJ Calais. Bible
stndv in the family Inv Rev 8 II Wbeeler of
Waterbury and Rev p II. ptkin of Marshfeld
"Teachers' rewards" nv DIR J. s. spauldine of
Barre and Rev. A. l. Ceoper of Waterbury. The
nastors of,cers and teachers of every evangelical
Sundav.scbool in the county are members of the
association. and are earnestly invited to be pres
ent, Let every school in the county be well rep
rsserted
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