The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-10
VERMONT NEWS.

"a The Brattleboro EARLE saws the Dat
crop this year has generally proved failure
in that section OF the State. The excessive
" dry weather in July. produced a >tGnted
slender growth OF straw. and MANY arrcS viii
hardly WELD ten bushels per ARE Surh as
were ul,on moist land and had obtained Il
large groNth OF straw. have been completely
Frustrated hv the late showers AMI will suffer
materially thereby
y Man kIIIEp--A few da,s since, a
woman in Wa .rhury ocu"ht two gallons OF
liquor OF one of Blod~ett> AGENTS at Middle
sex. She sold or furnished man at Water
bury with it, He became drunk, fell across
the track laid there, and freight tram GEM
ing along, ran over Him. cu'fihg nG 'o'h !fg<.
hy riick H.. man di.d = Christian H,y,">i'pry-
e. In ,errcnnc> on SUNDAY ia>t.a Young
man nam Mitchell January, was drnwnI
while la. ~. He made a plun.e from 4
strnp about FIVE feet in height. >trnrk his
heal against submerged iog and ,ii>locat,d
his neck. We have been surprised bv the
number of deaths from drownirg, lately. OF
persons blthing on '>a',dog.-lie>Senger,
AaClCiSC,
Ar Gov. PAINE's FUNERAL, THURSDAY.
SEPT. l, ls53.-The Procession moved from
the front OF the depot at o'clock. F. NJ. in
the fol- vin- order:
l. Aid. Marshal. Aid. , Bearers lcars,.
with body Hearers. ,. Rev. Mes>rs Garnet
and kid,lcr. 4. NourncrS. , Committee
OF Arrangements. 6. Clergrmen. :. Direc-
tor> '. c. X. IL =. Invited Guests. ..
Citizen, al large.
EXERCISES AT HE MI-ETING H"C>E.
!. Voluntary " III" choir >. Rcaling
OF Scripture hv Rev. Mr. Cushing. , PRAYER
10y Pres. Wheeler. SINGING by the choir ).
Sermon 10y the Rev Nj Ganne:t. OF Boston
.. Singing by the Choir, :, Bcne,iictior
tNEECI-FS Al THE GRAZ.
/. Reading OF the burial service bv Rev
VI kilicr. ,. Original HYMN t;,.' The o.
ca~ion. ;. intcrmcnt. t. Bcncdiction.
In accordance viii. the above programme
oar citizens AMI LARGE number OF stranger,
united on thc ~ Inst, in in paving their IT,
>rc,i> to the Eicmory OF the late TX Gov
Paine.
II i not ior IL tn pronounce hi crlnwv.-
The pain and apprehension with which our
pcoi'!" parted with him. WIEN h. -, ";lt -:
hi> Journey >outh.ihcir Deep anxiety on hear
inc al M sickness. and their SORROW. exhibit
ci in MANY WAYS. on hearing of his dearhar.
more truthful and eli ,.!"nt than our word
could be. the l">> 10 each individual i PEI
re and personal.
Ills body rests in front of the church. ii
the center OF the beautiful lawn. which wa
lad out and cultivated in accorlanr with hi
own * client TASTE
The funeral >olcmnitic> were all arrange,
and conducted with treat proprirtv and fit
hess. The sermon hv the Rev DR.. Gannet
was very ahlr production: We hope it vii
be puhli>hch- thr;<'iln M<>hgcr.
FATAL R>II!,nAn A.CIpENr.-A mo>
melancholy accident occurred at Watcrbur,
on Saturday the 81 inst John q. .Ir,lI
freight conductor on the Vi. {. r.. wa
thrown from III" top OF a freight car. aud ru
over and drcadiullv man-lrd He died in
few minutes. We learn that he was your
: NAN highly esteemed bv his employers. ia
| tiithfu!nr>> in The discharge of the duties ot
the station which hc filled, His remains hay
been carried to South Stafford; his n..tiv
place. for infrrncnt---I, "g.r
AN"rHFR.-S Il. Durham. anothe
freight conductor. Of this place. the same da,
. in attempting "a oct on 10 an engine. Will
in motion. at Smanfon. fell beneath it. an,
hal hi H., :" mtn.icd aS To render amputa
ton necessary; it WIS taken oil lust belo,
the kncr-M >s,hg.r.