Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-27
VERMONT ITEMS.


office. fell this Wednesday, morning, break
ing in one corner Of the post office building,
and severely iniuring one man.
RUTLAND COUNTY CoMPANY.-rho Com
pony raised in Rutland County for the Ninth
Regiment was organized on Friday last, by
the election Of E. H. Ripley, Captain Sam
uel H. Kelley, LIST Lieutenant, and A. c. Bal
land, ID Lieutenant There were eignty-fve
votes cast The Company was to go into en-
campment at Brattleboro on Tuesday Of this
week
70 The General Convention Of Congre-
gatonal Ministers and Churches of Vermont,
at their Convention at Norwich last week.
adopted the following resolutions on the state
Of the country;
wuEHvAs our country Is now suffering under the dire
cNamiues Of civil war; the result Of wicked rebel
lion and whereas, the church NJ Christ IN her mem
bership Is bound to bear witness 90 the Truth, aud
against all wrong therefore,
Isl Rosolred That We regard the war NOW being car
iicd By the Government put down this unrghtcuus
rebellion unavoidable necessity sanctioned alike
ny a rghiminded patriotic men and the principles Of
the Word Of God
"a. Resolrea, That We believe that. though Other
things have had their measure of influence, yci That
the hitherto cherished iHsfffioH ~ fidrgy has been
the principal and exciting and origin ~ this At
tempt destroy the Constitution, and brcas down the
Government
The emit has taken in freeing Itself iom All COM
pNely win slavery That we sincerely hove mat nv i9-
snsC5iy ap5 ,gcsiite, aSd XIV w. 5esi,o ,br rls'i
dent sud Congress to use all their cosuuoual porers.
'n me p5e,ep, ei'', Tor rs rsiao'al .
United states and hs assoeiatss IN be Government out
hearty confidence and support and to me army aud navy
hat hs .amS pd~er wh,eh has BEEN 80 ,.b splsy'd
the past may guide to the complete roosiabishmcnt
~ '9e enon ON The principles o. Ju'n'' asa ''p'0'''n
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No. chua,or b,, sbo t,r,,d ,l,o s,a;rs .il in
a,mos. and was obliged 10 abandon her pur-
nose. Pretty soon one Of her neiphbors ar-
rived. and found one child still able. by prcat
effort. 90 iump from a scuttle hole INTO his
arms. and in this way its life was saved.
call was made TO the other two children. aged
10 and . wears. but there was no response
1t is supposed they had already perished -
Every possible effort was made to save them,
but without avail. A short time after the
neiehbors arrived. the roof fell in. and sub.c-
ouentlv portions of the cbildren's remains
were found. They we're A daughter and A son.
named Alice and Perry"
In East Montpelier on the 18th inst A Mr..
Nathan Parker was attacked NV A yonnp bull
which he was leading 10 the water. knocked
over. trampled unon. and so badly pored that
, his life Is desnaited of Mrs Parker A lady
of sixtv.six vcars- seeing the dangerous sitn-
alton Of her husband rushed TO his rescue
Selling a rail from the fence she beat off the
.iofnriated boast and kent him at hav until
Mr.. parker had crawled from the ward. Then
CALAMITY covering her own retreat by a fire.
quent application of the rail to the head Of
the maddened animal, she backed herself out
Of the yard, and was safe. Such presence Of
+ mind and heroic bravery are worthy Of all
commentator. A. Freeman
Acc1pENr.-Mr. Thomas Eastman. I'd. Of
Topsham, was at work framing barn, tho
, 18th inst. when he undertook to turn stick
of timber. usipp his adj for a layer nv Mac
! ing the end Of the handle in mortse, and it
b turning quicker than he expected, the edge Of
the ada being next to him it struck him just
to the right of the hip bone, on his night
p side, and cut a cash ~ inches long, lay
D ing his bowels entirely bare the length of the
70 wound lie was attended 10y Dr. Charles o.
Downes' VINO now THINKS X. he Is IN iar way
8 oil recovery --h'dVo'o A'"y'"P"'
MlHTARY.-John c. stearns, OF this vii
s lage, has received the appointment OF Adiu-
van. ol Tue ',u Hee,ineh' MS m''l'afy eN-
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