Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-05
VERMONT ITEMS.


an unlawful dealer in intoxicating liquor
lie was brought before Justice French and
fined $50 and costs. Martin paid part of the
find and was allowed to 90 at large on his own
rocognizance.
John Connal and James German were also
brought before the same court, charged with
an assault upon Francis Christin Jacob frank
and Charles frank, and breach Of the peace
They were fined Sl5 each and costs.-Bur-
iington Times, 29M.
JoHN b. REYNoIDs, Esq, Of Rutland, has
been appointed pension agent, vice John B.
Page who has declined, because he could not
accept it,
c. C. p. BALDWIN, Esq, Of Bradford, has
been appointed Marshal for the District Of
Vermont
Our new Minister to Sardinia, Hon. Geo.
p. Marsh. returned from Washington We'd
nesday evening, and received yesterday the
congratulations of his fellow citizens We
understand that Mr.. Marsh will not leave for
the Court Turin for some Buring-
ton Times.
f. NJ. SNALLEY, ESQ, has retired from his
connection with the burlington Sentinel, and
VIM. Henry Hoyt will hereafter be associated
with Mr. Daniorth in its editorial and busi-
ness management
BLEW DowN.-The stoeple Of the Congre-
gational Church in St. Adams, was recently
blown down during heavy gale Of wind.
The town Of Johnson has one woman, at
least, who believes in the doctrine fthe right
Of woman to do outdoor labor. She has this
winter, with one horse, hauled about 40 cords
of wood distance of about two miles On
one Of the coolest days of last week, she haul
ed three loads
An Otter, measuring three feet and eight
inches long, was recently captured in Man
chester, in this State, by Andrew Jackson
Kiburn, lad II years old.
George Hartman, Lewis McDuGee and
John Sawyer, who were recently arraigned at
Bradford for an outrage upon young Mr..
Gage, of Oxford, ~ H., have been fined res
peotively ten, twenty and fifteen dollars
FArAIGTY.-Edson II. Mott, student in
the academy at Royal;on, made a singular
iump from platform at the depot, and was
SO seriously injured that he died shortly after.
DEATH OF Jupor suAw.-Hon. Lomuel
Shaw, the venerable ox-chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts,, died on
Saturday morning last at his residence, No.
10, Mont Vernon st. Boston, aged 81.
~ Catharino Carey, living on Water
Street in Burlington. was arraigned on Fri
day last for keeping disreputable house
The evidence tended to prove that the chickens
that this mother Carey was in the habit Of
gathering under her wings, were rather strip
ed She was consequently bound over for
trial at the County Court under 500 bonds.
!" ue''u'' Oh oa'' Sne was lodgea IN Jan'
LV' 5. H. Hodges Of Rutland has been
appointed one OF the board OF appeals in pa
''ent cases. established by she new patient
law
"HEAr'-Mr' N u smith, oil l unoudge'
raised last year, 3j bushels white bearded
wheat from one bushel sowing on 81 of an
nor,
Geo Howe Esq oil brattle6oro' has been
appointed District Attorney for Vermont.
Goo y Havoc or Virdsor ia 10 bo Nf,l
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WHO CAN BEAT THIS without extra
exertion Mr.. Benjamin Darling of Peacham
sawed of rock maple wood "i,cice in tioo
three cords in five bours
Henry X Woodbridge brother oil Hon. +
r. Woodbridge, of Nergennes, has been APP
pointed paymaster in the Navy.
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MI 'ohh " Newton Oh o. AloahS MAJ
Oehtra' ana vermont ana Oahaua nan hoaas
The beautiful chestnut stallion, "Morgai
Messenger. owned bv Messrs. Hewett &
oonard ~ po,,cro. l. soo,, - ha ,ot.on
? Op'o' Wnere ne VIII DC KEPT oy MS presen
! owners or sold for stock horse
A serious accident occu,red 70 Mr. Job,
Carleton. on the 10Th inst. at the residence a
!, his son-in-law. Mr.. l.. A. Miller. with whom
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