Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-28


Nothing can be more gratifying to those who
larry IN the old homesteads on the hill-sides and
IN the valleys OF our Green Mountains than the
iond affection with which our kindred Of the
dispersion turn their eyes to the land OF their
birth The yearning hearts Of multitudes find no
expression beyond the seclusion OF their own
humble hreside, but In the larger cities associa-
tons OF Vermonters are being formed to keep
ever iresh ana active the memory OF chidhood's
nome and It's hailowed surroundings Three such
assoc'ations-in ohcago' washington, and Wor-
cester' MISUNDERSTANDING just held their an
""a' meetings -, o,,o,
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my "',"' VI ''e hi,nois Asso-
s c, " ,',o So"e ~ ,,,"on' was nelu NJ 'he
o''."' "',"' "o'0' III N"'''so on 'ne io.n inst,
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nrosor, fro,, u,no,s ana saia.s... 49, " ra
,ohios oro doooro,od ;,, a,,1o - ~,
man, and vornon, c,dor e,,od ,,,a ,,a.aa1 M.
officers of tho association ware naar al, ,,.oaa,,
-profess,r C,eoroa N Roordm.. ,,.oa,daa,. NJ,
br;dge q Ko,,b n G snro,,ro a,,a r,.o.a
Can6ald vioo-nros,don,s. rrant, "a w,n,.a saa
re,arv and librarian, II II Nah ,.oa.,~ou.
| execn,,vo oonm;,,ae 1ohn N mn IL. N
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prown r,anlIn Don,so, shoa.s n
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a n,xo,oo,, ;, a honod,o,io,, ,,.. .,~.,,...,.a, -,
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md thu laroo conna,y odio,.,od d., ,ho h.,
opet helI n, tho oorr,dors horo Coco, =, -.
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of tvelve dances tho aoory bairg co,orad ,;,h
| canvas for thu occ,s;on
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Tho taunton ho,, ho.a,,so 49,. 80
s,a,o a,,a ., IA. t .n's
of that state was untarpisbed and her neonle
. have ALWAYS bean Ioval and faithful N free GOV
eminent. PRAYER w., offered nv Rev NJ II
Harris. after which Hon CLARK JIIsop said ,ba,
} when he came to Worcester tbirtv-tive years ACC
he was unable for n long time to find one mar
| -,
VINO claimeu vermont as MS birthplace AS tint
rolled IN Vermoptaru haaar 70 aho,y ,ba,oso,,os
'''.'u On' 'oi"'oh'eis pesan " SUI" tnehseIFes
: and in 1873 Deacon Constant Shpnard hepan N
-, =. -, :.
talk about Vermonters holding reunion. TIL,
a.. ,,,oo.,... $780,. 1T, l.. - ,o-. -,
hrst Heeung WAS neIu IN january, 1919, ana since
v then reunions have heen hold apnnally Tn.
- ' '-'~ NoH "N'' """"f"J' a."
speaking was followed by a series of tableaux
n 80, a.,
cn'it'eu Morhihg, Afternoon ana Evening,
representing scenes familiar to all who have eve
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lived In farmhouse. The platform was ar
2 | ran,,od 30 xo,xo.o.. ti..l.. iii, - -, -,
i"hSeu W represents hitVuehi WIN dn olu-iasH
. f ~ P', oNs
OF dried apple, tin candlestcka with lighted talloy
l. | lt, ia .li.o, 1t, =, +, a., -,
| ups, Olu-IdsIOneO cnalrs, ana IN the VariOu
| scanas a oraat va r;aty % n,io,,,ad f,r,;,,ro $40
=, e' '"S'J VI ""''i''Nou iuihtuio wa
! | shown. Morning represented n large family a
= | ho.,.,.. a.. aa, t., ,,,, -. !,
'"e '"'' n'u 4'''''"s parry anu SUI
| Pu'i "''N "a WV S'ehihs " sonoi" gnu tiho anu