Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-10

building occupied by Daniel Sanders as a cab
met shop' The fire communicated to the
shop owned by James Chapman. thence TO
Parks Woolsons machine shop. and a
dwelling house owned by the same also to
the boarding house Of Fullerton q Martin.
attached to the cotton factory, all of which
were entirely destroyed Parks a. Woolson's
loss is estimated at from s II 900 to $4,000.
a portion of which is covered by insurance.
The whole loss is estimated at from $4,000
to 100000 The fire was only STAYED bv
coming in contact with brick house at one
end, and a brick PARTITION at the other. The
origin is not definitely known, but is thought
to have been caused by friction of machinery.
RuTLAND.-Tho Rutland Foundry and
Machine shop, owned by the Brandon Iron
and Cary Wheel Co., and occupied by Bow
man " Mansfield, were destroyed by fire last
night. Loss from fifteen to twenty thousand
dollars. Insured for about one half
DRowNED--A SAD ArrA1R.-On Thurs
day of last week, party of students of Burr
Seminary, at Manchester, went into the Orvis
Pond for a bath. about O'Clock in the alter
noon. While there one Of their number,
, Mr.. Albert S. Parmclce, Of Pittsford, this
state, got beyond his depth, and seems to
have been taken with q cramp, and before as
sistancc could reach him nc was drowned
About an hour and half elapsed before his
body was recovered. The deceased was
studying for the ministry. and was a young
, man oil hhe at'ainments and noble traits of
character sincerely beloved by all who en-
joyed his acquaintance. The parents of the
deceased were telegraphed for, and on Friday
morning, sad and almost broken hearted. they
took possession Of what remained of him in
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.'0'',' Az 80 was ''''cNuo' on saturday last'
,n 'N' P's'U e. ny ooat ana Aldeu. Inc
oo'' was q"i'e i1'sc' weighing some three or
,o"l uunu'eu pou"us' ana IL is supposed at
YacSog u, yno MARI "h"o lying do"n'-braa-
|o'u l'''y'oE"
~ On Monday of week before last, Mr..
Holden, OF Winoosk, fell through the bridge
on the VI. G. Railroad near the lime kiln
As he fell he threw his arms across timber
ABOUT hYe feet below, ana hung, suspended
~a'e'' nc ieu,''n'u III lnls position ior more
-, ".'''1.'' AZ u'.''' MP 0O"'o oo"o
20 nun rom some distance men raised up
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-. ~ Inc Luulo" DIVISION oil the Sons OF
rem efahce' ~ hudlo"' Is M hourshins
'on"'''on' VN Tue oist n'I' they dedicated'
+ "''" Interesting .. ceremonies nc" ana spa
coa' NAI'
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4, nineteen sheep, belonging to d. B Pixley of
South Hero were killed by lightning.
SERIOUS AcctDENr-Mr Thomas Brig
ham of this village met with serious acct
dent IN the town of Greensboro, last Satur-
day afternoon. lie was driving not far this
sue Oh 'ne village III ureenso oro when hls
"ol'c' NOV "N'n5 'ne repIooi administered as
p punishment, lof sn!lug' 'nIe" ms heels INTO
e ,ne ''ou' emu %, '"e wagon ana broke Mr..
pl'sh'u Ic,l Ies; ABOUT haii way between
'ne Nnoc ana ankle. both bones oil the leg
I were o'oNen' OUT 'he fracture was as iavor-
aole Tor uniting as possible. After the acct
: ueu'' MI bilSham was able TO drive to
mousse near inc village whore h's necessities
were cared lot, ana "hete ne "ill be Obliged
10 remain upNi ms ies admits OF removal
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- AHt! lh"Nc u''VVV ch"iie' tV'OVu nay
forks annually, and 5000 dozen clothes pins
weekly at White River Village, on the Ner-
mont Central Railroad.
q A correspondent of the Danyille Star says
f that the town OF Hardw'ck has made 100000
los OF maple sugar tins year. Orleans
county boasts hiieen farmers that have made
l9'ooo los. Hardwick has twenty-five farm
ers' that have made 10000 lbs. and two farm
J. NJ. Stevens of that town has made trfe
over 5000 lbs.
School District No. 4 in Wardsboro' with
seventy-dve inhabitants made the lost so,so,
eleven tons of manic smear tbo ,,r,,,cr INV,
of which sold for ten ccnts Nor n6nrJ
r., p....
loco delcga,cd by ,ho Corrr,a,Jor.;, Gu
bas ordered beo,i,, at 81 Alhans ~ -
2stb of June. on tbe annool from tbc olect;,,
of officers for the 3d Reginont W. rrosn-,,
the matter win then he 6noIlv and s.,;se,-.r-
rily settled
A eorrespondent of the Woodstocl Stand
, ard saws