Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-01

A correspondent Of the Burlington Times
complains that the list of Manufacturers in
Burlington, given in Wsl,on's Register, is
not so full as that in Montpelier. True,
doubtless; the publisher gave Montpelier
from personal knowledge, and Burlington AZ
II was furnished to him from Burlington, IN
less perchance the composi,ors made some &C.
cidental error. The same blank forms are
sent to every town in the State, and the fact
that some towns are more fully returned than
others is not the fault Of the publisher Of the
Register. As It is, Walton's Register gives
the fullest ltst for the whole State hat is pub
lished. For instance, Atwater's lacks six or
seven entire to,0as. walton's gives every
town.
THANKsGIvfNo Is CoMGNa -Alanson
Nye is sure Of it, and requests the man, who
stole two turkeys from his premises on satur-
day night, to call and let him know whether
the turkeys we're fat enough for Thanksgiving
purposes.
Calvin Bennett Of Lyndon, while blowing
on the 9th Of Nov, fell TO the ground and
died in few moments. Heart disease was
the supposed cause.
BURoLARY.--On the night of Nov. 18th,
the store Of Orange FiHeld OF Orange, was
broken open and about SIS stolen. Mr.. FL
field heard the burglars at work on his safe.
and opened upon them, when they fled
Five persons have been arrested
The selertmcn Of Barre have offered a re-
ward Of 5000 for the detection of the person
or persons who set fire to Barre Academy.
Garroters abound in all the large cities,
and 10 their neighborhood, so that life is un-
safe. In Boston, the civil authority have
privately advised people to 60 armed.
Our former townsman SAbin has purchased
the farm Of Alanson Nye. A good man in
good place.
Major A. l.. Carlton has returned to Mont
pelier in good health, after long and laborious
service in supplying the army.
CANADA CLoTHrSG.-The U. S. District
C6urt Of Michigan mas decided that il is not
lawful for American citizens to go into Cana
da and purchase clothing for their own use
and bting them home free Of duty. The ex-
emption Of the law 10 favor of clothing in &C.
tual use is held to mean only clothing before
possessed, and not that purchased for the
puiPDuH VI tNauiHB Aut
CABBAeEs Worcester is great on cabbag-
es. William Dodge has brought to Us a
large and compncty headed cabbage, with
dozen smaller heads on the same stalk
He raised seventy Of this many-headed sort.
The Harlem Railroad is to be extended
from Chatham four corners o. " to Ben
nington, VI, thus making a direct railroad
route from Montreal to N. Y. city. One
fourth Of the stock has been already taken.
Mrs. J. d. Isham Of williston, was fatally
wounded BY beins thrown from wagon on
sunday evening last.
Coon FOR WATKRBURY.-A man 10 Wat
erbury proposes to give Thanksgiving tur-
key to all soldiers resident in town who have
lost leg or an arm in the war, and to all
widows who have lost their husbands in the
war. as well as all widows who have in the
war lost a son upon whom they we're depen-
dent for support.
Is there no, some public spirited. benevo-
lent man or men n every town in this State,
tina, will "go and do likewise;" Then surely
would the voice Of Thanksgiving and praise
resound throughout the length and breadth
Of Vermont-freeman.
The Congregational Church in Derby have
secured, for one year, the ministerial services
Of Rev. James p. stone. late Missionary to
the Freedmen at Hampton and vicinity, Va.
III
Peter Phelps, colored man. who has lived
in st. Adams for nearly half century, dies
Friday, at the advanced age Of III years as
we are informed
A Cincinnati man reduced his family ex-
penses 50 a week lately by kissing his servant
girl in sight Of his wife the other morning.
His wife does her own work now.
X. Reynolds of Underhill, shot deer that
weighed 1870 lbs. 1t came out Of the woods
with some young cattle into mis- moving near
his house. The o.dTs don't generally grow
as big as tina, down this way.
Mr.. Moses Hastings. Jr., of Waterford,
has raised onions that weigh pound each.
We learn that Mr.. Hubbsll has been traced
as far as Albany, ". Y, where be spent the
afternoon Of the 9th calling upon his aequain-
tances Beyond that city there is as yet no
tidings Of hint Times.
(From indianapolis Daily Gazette