Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-28

Depot Burned The depot a, Chester Wind.
sor county, VT, on the Rutland and Burlinproo
Railroad, was consumed by fire on Saturday
| 10Th inst, at two o'clock A. NJ A conslder,bls
quantity of merchandise was also Consumed
together with the books in the ticket Office
This was used as freight and passenger de,o,
and recently finished. Cause of the fire IN.
known.
from Ludlow, VT, under date of Nov. a, SAYS:
An elopement came of here a few days since
which caused no little merriment IN this region.
and will ser5e 10 show the true grit of the
Green Mountain girls. Mr.. G. had paid his ad.
dresses to a Miss D. for some months WITHOUT
opposition from any quarter. All at once the Ia
dy's father fatty refused Mr.. c. bis house. In
this state of affiirs Miss d. resolved on some.
thing desperate, and putting on her Sunday toy
gerry went out to make some calls, The most in
porant OF which was at The station house, when
she called for ncket to Rutland. She procee.
ded at once to Mr.. G.'s boarding house and qui.
city informed him of the state of affairs at hone
and that she had come to be married, and be
married she would that very night or never. Mr.
G. finding all arguments useless, "caved In.
and the thing was did.
While the marriage ceremony was being per.
formed at Rutland, pair OF boots were being
propelled round the village with great velocity.
The fury of the lady's father was IN those bouts
He had missed his daughter. and was very busy
trapping up" his neighbors TO make inquiries
for her, but with little success TILL he called on
the ticket-masier, who Informed him that the
missing ore had taken ticket for
"o'er the mountains aud far away
in the night tram. The secret was out The
old gentleman, full of wrath, immediately put
horse power in competition with steam, and the
morning found him in the presence of the runa-
way and her husband. When he was informed
of what had taken place, he thought 1t Of little
use TO show fight, and quietly took his leave.
Shocking .4ecident-Mr Henry NJ. Packard,
of Blanchard, Me-, was killed instantly, on Mon
day, the llih inst, by the breaking of circular
saw. Upon the breaking of it piece struck
the unfortunate man, and literally severed bis
head from his body. He was young man Of
much promise, and has left wife aud two chill
dren to mourn the great loss of kind husband
and father.
Discovery of third Ring TO Safurn-Ws
learn from the Traveller, that last night, The ex-
istence Of q third ring around this Planet, which
had been for some time suspected, was ascertain
ed by the astronomers at Cambridge. 1t 10 ute
Iior 10 tne Two DINERS, ana therefore us uis'aes
from the BODY OF Saturn must be small. The
eighth satellite of this Planet was also discover
ed at Cambridge, by Mr.. Bond, about two yeas
SINCE Boston TrQnscript
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