Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05
spects my views accord with or differ from what
IA EXPRESSED in that opinop"

ten. in I,roo r,no. IN Iulv. thirteen: in August
ton. In son,a,,ho, ton. In october. ten In No |
ra,,hor o,auo,,. T., nooor,ber tan Coolest day. |
December ood Warmest day not designated;
the mercurv stood AZ high as nnety-fve degrees
An tho ,birtv.t,rst animal meeting of the Ma
,,onoi 10 I,smrapce Comnapv the old board OF
a,soo,ors WAN RI elected "a follows. Paul billing.
h,,, Cbar,oa Deyev George w Reed. Frederick
| puI,nos tamos n uo,ob,on ir perlev y pitkin.
T,a.,, y podao,a w n II pinobam Dpdlev G.
non,ao, Fduord newev Fred Il Smith Charles
n sah,n and I.mos r. pbei,s Al tho meetipe
=, ,ho a,roc,ors tho fo,ow,ne of,cers were mani.
s,,an.,,, -. n,,o,oa Char,os Do,yev nresident.
pd.,asa nowov ,,oo.nrosde,,. Ceo,ge w Reed.
sooro,arr. Iohn n Tbrr.top actrarv. Simmer
pr,nan ~ n ,nod,ca, oxam,rer
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| vermort and fo,gb. tbropgb The war Of the re-
be,lion I,s received snccessve promotions. was
savere,v wounded in the batt,e of the Wilderness.
and ta,r,v won nv tho sheer force NJ merit the
| strap. NJ first lieutenant
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country His vast experience in the business.
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ror,;no ~ tho patent of,ce render his services
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s., 900. In 1873 four fires aggregate loss "a 600
+, insurance 81, GOO In 1877 no fire occurred. In
1876 four fires, with an aggregate loss of 81 600
. insurance $4,000 The total number Of fires fol
the past FIVE years was fifteen the aggregate loss
n S3l, 600, and the insurance about $4,000.
Tur sixtb NJ the Pavilion ANIMALS On cal,ed
A took place az advertised Friday even;no ant
like its predecessors proved TO be a most eniov
| able occasion for ali participants Some sixty
couples appeared In the hall at a rather fashion
ably late hour and usbered the first dav of the
, new year well unon its course before exhausted
nature drew them bomewards The company
was an attractive one in looks. dress and man.
ners and contained MANY graceful dancers. In.
deed II dispIaved so many attractions AMONG
its lady members that we think "special men.
tion would he tiresome We know which ONE,
we sbould have lowered around. IL we had been
in the festivities, Rnt the sbortness Of the nro-
gramme and the NIGHT wou,d have nrevented the
comp,a,ion NJ onr davo,ons and so ,ve tore our.
selves awav witbopt exnression We were Glad
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