Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-08-19

Daniels, Of Rutland. is estimated by some as
high as 81 100000.
49, Chauncy Randall of Newport recently
killed black snake, b feet long a species
rarely seen in this section.
Ell =. Cotton has completed an exact
and thorough history of the town Of lras-
burgh, and will probably publish it soon.
49, The Republicans of Orleans County hold
their convention at Irasburgh, on Wednesday,
the 10Th Of August.
- Arson A. Nicholson, Esq, Of Rutland,
has been appointed United States Commits
sioner for the District of Vermont
- In Vcrshrc there is o lodge Of Good
Templars numbering los members, and
Temperance society besides with a membership
Of $50.
- Norman Davis was sentenced by Judge
Smalley, recently, to ten years Imprisonment
for robbing the Postohce at South Hines
burgh.
- The annual fair Of the Black River Ag-
ricutural Society, will be held on A. 4.
Randall's grounds, in Craitsbury, September
9th and 10th.
49, Mr. james Heath Of Enosburgh, while
visiting his friends in Wolcott was drowned
last Thursday He was sixty-two years Of
age.
49, The next session of the Supreme Court
in Orleans County, opens at Irasburgh, Aug.
20, Hon. james Barrett presiding The dock
ct contains twenty-five cases.
Mrs prudence Martin If R,r,o, d,r;,,
one NJ tbe bot,e., davs two well 400 wont
over three miles ON foot. upon her ninety
second birthday.
FIX Powell has bro,,cl,t IN tho hotel in
R,rton p, Ia, AZ c,tba,,,s M arc c,lI crown
beaas hard .nd rore.,s ~ thoso adhered in
the fall.
An old o;,;yor NJ N,n,bester has c;der
IN bis c.Ilar bot,Isl ,ho go Con T,ylor ,vas
electod prcs;dcnt Ue y;l Jray thc cort an
Grants eIectinn
Wbuo NJ g,o,,he, S,roo,, or GLOW.
o. ,sas hnn,;n, bis low. ON sonih mn Cow
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ing .mon, ,hc COW
re- -,
so;,,, - La 6, Ale aa1 r.. In.
t;on on Ssturdav como son,b oyer the Vcr.
,,0ont cen,ral R9iSoaJ
Ra. MR. anu 90 speu nSa ga;"e',"g y,
a. was had on F,;day cven;ng oflost ,veet
wbicb yvas addrssso5 ~, ITon / p Poland
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~ Ja%oa Mon XXX no" d =, v sac ~,
tbe death Of his son tbn Io,c Cen Isaac ME-.
\ Daniels
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lCInh snd aJdeJ ronch a. ,bo interest - ,bo
occasion
f,rt
nc uiAA'I,Au iil"'pio' "uo i1i' p'i''l'''
,uu o,'s uoai itu',"lt' iIse w. ~ n
dea,b ,be n;,,ht nrey;on ,, and in tbe morn.
inc tod il 70 8 comnaniop
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iaay 'isl.of ~ .o Sne Shal''p'I'n 7Pl.rs'
H. 'ose So ~ ui'''s Si aooe"''y
eth carefully but dpdetb not the u stun. -
S saws the Traaseript
Wa understand that the West concord
F.;r Ground 20 intend hoIding a borse fair
a ,ho s,b ana Oh oc Sor, and ON Tho la,tor
h day the Holmes horse of Canada is to be
matched against " Danyile Boy for $1,000
a Walking parties and picnics are the
Il popular amusements at Manchester, where
4 numerous wel-known New York families are
81 spending the summer and enjoying the oeau'
n UNI scenery ana dellghuul AIR.
n - Last Sabbath, the 9th, while the family
n were absent at meeting, the house OF james
Parker, in Sharon was broken open ana
robbed OF si4oV ID 1oVerh'he"' po"us' ''''
sooo IN pliis anu scrip.
The Barton Standard OF the lth' boasts
OF nice lot OF glazed corn, brought 10 theii
Office by L. j. Mack. Also a red raspberry
busn' cy ie1ry Mco : Wnlo" Ma mas sLO"'
e'gh' iee' anu '"ree in'u'a ''"'0 a'a' o'"'
John Bagley and SIX sons OF Oraitsbury
vicinity, served IN the late war TWO oil them
four years and hve oil them three years max
ing twenty-three years III an ha' county
ga" Do"s' u =" my p'''' '
The Republicans of Glover formed t
Grant and Colfax Club last Friday evening
electing DIR. Templeton President and jane
4 Simonds Secretary. The Club is to NEE
Il weekly in the town hall
The corn crop of Addison county prom
4 ises to be large one. An extensive surfac,
4 has been planted, and the promise of gener
Gus yield is good. Potatoes need rain. Tn
wheat crop looks exceedingly well.
p..:.; - % I.A.A h.,
only twelve wears old, last Thursday. shot
crane while on the wing. 1t stands five fee
high and measures six sect from tip to tip O
wings.
n Morse az Jonos,;lIe hos sola h;
,o.o,', h,a5 ,ro,,;n ba~ao az u L 70 /
W. Smith of New York City for $1,000
Mr. Morse understands the turf" and al
ways keeps an excellent stud of horses.
There recently SAYS the Bellows Fall
Times. visited at the house of G. ID. Willard
in Westminster at one time, six ladies who's