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

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gashos with knife, and then left the animal
to die.
- The survey Of the contemplated rail.
way from Brattleboro' to Jamaica was be-
gun on Wednesday, by force Of ten men,
under the supervision Of julius Fem of New
Britain, o., and engineer of the Canal rail
road extension from Northampton to Williams
burgh.
- The Eagle calls the attention of the
citizens of West Randolph to the mineral
spring, on the farm of Mr.. Green, about one
mile south Of that village the waters of which
are said, by competent persons, to be equal If
not superior to the Sheldon and Franklin
County Springs.
- The house, barn and tool shop belong
ing TO Mr.. Justus Smith, of Addison was
struck by Lightning during the severe thunder
storm which passed over that town on Satur-
day night, and entirely destroyed with its
contents, consisting of some seven or eight
tons Of new hay
49, Mr.. and Mrs Faunce Hammond of
Glover celebrated the iltieth anniversary Of
their marriage on the Both Of july. Six
children, thirteen grandchildren, aud twenty.
one other relatives were present and spent
a few hours pleasantly with the aged couple.
--Goyernor IIiland Hall, Of Bennington.
has in the press Of joel Munsell, at Albany,
n. Y, volume Of about 500 pages. entitled
"Thc Early History Of Vermont" to end
with the admission of the State into the Union,
in 1871.
The West Rupert Cheese Factory Asso-
citation made their fourth shipment Of cheese
on Monday the ID inst, Of FIVE and half
tons, which was sold in New York on the
9th for l6I cents per pound, netting the pat
rons at the factory triile over lji cents per
pound.
The farmers in Castleton feel rich at the
abundant hay crop they have gathered into
their barns. Some that usually cut from 80
to - tons, have cut this year 100 tons, filling
all of their barns, besides stacking out large
quantities. The corn crop also promises to
be much more abundant than usual
Last Wednesday afternoon Mr. Geo. w.
Brdgman, one Of the proprietors Of the steam
mill in sutton was dangerously hurt by hav-
ing a log roll over him, smashing his arm so
that the bones stuck through the flesh, his
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nc mineral springs IN North Noleoti
nave peeh covered ny round house. htted
making the place quite summer resort for
city people. There is to be large hotel
erected there, and North Wocott is destined
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a urant club was formed at North Troy
saturday evening VIM .. Elkms was
chosen president and Charles H. Benton Esq:
9e''e'I'y' p,Cunilli,'cus were appointed
'o' 1'0n ,,'''o' uiS''''' !" 'o"n'o c'''"sS 'ne
No'eIs anu 10 sec 'na' every republican was al
'"' Fo.''
- thursday night, as Mr.. joel iioughton,
/ OF 1t. Adams, was returning home, on arry-
/ ing at the corner OF Nam and Fairfield SITS,
some person emerged from the obseurity OF
the shaded park, and struck him quite heavy
plo" upon vac 1Iau out not succeeding IN
h"1'H'ns Ir' 'iougn'on uoNn the Hssailaii'
'0oN 70 ms ne'is anu vanished
- The Remington Banner says; The
fremen's Concert, last Tuesday evening,
was most literally patronized, the entire pro-
ceeds amounting to sl2O-the sale Of tickets
footing up $40, and L. W. Park generously
presenting s-oV; H. w ru'nam also gave
70 'ho spartan company very nue. SILVER
trumpet
- The next annual show and Far OF
Bennington County Agricultural Society, oe-
ours on the Fair Grounds IN this village, on
the ID and 4th OF September The Benning-
ton aud Rutland Railroad will carry articles,
intended for exhibition, free Of charge both
ways, and deliver them on the Fair Grounds
also Will carry passengers for fare one way.
- Notice has been publish ed that an APP
/ plicatlon Will be made to the General Assem-
bly, at the next session, for charter
Tor Railroad from some point on the
line OF the Rutland and Washington Rail
road IN the town Of Poultney, through the
towns oil Poultney' Falrhayen, Westhaven
Benson and Orwell, to some point in the towns
OF Orwell or Shoreham
The Register announces that Prof
Brainerd Kellogg, who was the most active
member Of the Faculty of Middlebury Col
lege has resigned the chair of Rhetoric and
English Literature, and Is to be connected
with some home city " institution and Ezra
Brainerd, a. NJ OF the class OF 1864, has
been elected to bill the vacancy thus made.
The Messenger says the new bathing
house of the Sheldon Springs is completed
and the mineral baths will be opened to the
public to-day. The house contains, besides
the reception room 10 by IS feet an elegant
ly finished and furnished ladies sitting room
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In the graduating class at AndoVer Inc
illogical Seminary were hye ' ermonters' who's
names and the subjects OF their essay we give
below
The Kingdom OF God y. Il. Hubbard
Oorinth' The Doctrine OF the New lesta
meut concerning an intermediate state. fZ