Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-01
STATE MATTERS.

18th inst, which destroyed vines, India wheat
etc.
The editor Of the Fairhavcn journal. ia
arecont trip through Whiting, counted forty.
three large stacks Of hay in ou area Of less
than a half mile square.
The only manufacturing interests in Or.
well are those Of butter and cheese There
are two cheese factories in successful opera.
ton and all the farmers make butter.
David Hopkins, Of Orwell had q
swarms OF bees at the beginning Of the season.
They have produced one hundred boxes Of hon.
cy, the net weight OF which Is about 1900
pounds. His bees all sprung from a single
swarm which he got in 1861.
The Autograph aud Remarker says Chit.
tenden county has had eight towns taken from
It. VIZ Duxbury Waterbury, Moretown,
Middlcsex, Worce tter, WaitsdeId and Fuys.
ton, these seven to help make Washington
county and Mansfield afterwards. Richmond
was pieced out from parts Of New Hunting
ton, Jericho Bolton and Willistou
"A man whose pocket-book contained the
name OF james Reed, aud whose baggage was
marked for Point Levi, p O., fel dead 10
the cars at Island Pond few day. ago. and
was buried by the town authorities
Mr.. j.. g. Benjamin ofst Adams Bay.
on piece of 2 rods of land, raised one huu-
drcd and ten bushels of multiplying onions.
'''' ''''N' were "'r''''ea on 'ne ~ uil'
Mr. Gilman seoyer. of Crlftsbury is
making at the rate Of 200 pounds of butter
per week, from % dairy Of thirty-one cows
ilHe 0treeter SON of VIM X. Strecier,
/ of f1st burke, ~ years of age. bad his right
ear bitten off by the horse of Rev. MIR. Rir-
/ ton. at Lyuiouville. ON Friday last.
A yo1n, child off Orr Whit. ,r R.,r.
tom. arcI about three wears. wa. att,eLad nv
bee. la.t Sunday and stuog so .,rion.Iy Ibsi
hc IS not expected to live.
There vrro Am arrivals ., ,L. Mon.
phremagor House Newport duripc N. Walk
ending Auru.t 26tb
NJ. "a p., .cs. ,n.... .t...l..
potsto ortbo E,r'v Ro.o.y.,,.,y IN ~, b;lI.
/ i.t .rring apd In. ip.t Jp, no rroJ,.,
which we-,bed t,rty.tFo ro11d. ro,.,-sd
| over tbrea 'nael. b.i o,Iy st,,t b,Il, ,I.,.,,
.maIl roi,to.. ,pong tbcm I'M ,rJ ,,o.. ,'
them werhed about n ropnd oacb
IA LARGO .,,,mor,t ,g,..,. +, rr,J.,.r.
las, week. IL ua.up, t,u b.s.,,.,l III.
and iumpcd from one of the Ii,pb. IN tb,
,round a di.tanc, off tbirt, f..t
T., 3.,. Observation-Disclosures.
10 Fan baT. bc'n -. , ,''''''.,',. ,''.',
ia and 2gd to tbe 19I anj San C,r tbc
convenience of the orator Hon Horace Crss.
lev. who will do.iyor the addr... on tho 3itb
of September.
-Lamoille county suffered terribly III, ,io
storm of August ooh. The daioaco dome by
the flood and LIGHTNING wa. oroat Al Nor.
ristown four saw mills wore carried off ,rd
considerable damave w4. dono to C,dv apd
GEORGE. Starch Factory Mr. WIN Thorn
had a fine ok killed ~ Egbtning and M.
dweIlins-house of Seth T.. S,nborn. of Nor.
rsy.Ie, was struck 40 Stowe house and
barn were struck by lightning.
Landlord Caldwell or ,bs Summit Hons.
ON Mansfield mountain in stowe a.ssvor,te.
ltbst itisa nw M n,trro tbo,o Thai tho nit,b.
mo off tent bco c,r,ri,,.opt marty On tl,.
summit /. ALWAYS followed by a three j,y.
rain. The moral of which would seem To be
that travellers had better camp in the Summit
House aud avert the damp catastrophe.
"A new horse hoe has boen iptroduoed In.
to Randolph. the present season. that is de.
cidcd success. By some simple adjustment
OF the teeth it will plant corn and potatoes
hoe the same, weed ONT garden, and do de
yers kinds OF work, very neatly and cxpedi
uously
There +. IN Tunbrid,e man by tn,
name of Diamond. who is The iataer of four.
teen children by his first wife Abouta yeai
'--' b., ""~'';' the gidaW Pg lihina love.
VINO ls the 'n9'Aer oil n''een oui'oren a ie'
"''Ss SINCE sh' presented ner husband WIN
lne t'''e diamond "n''h 'ouol 70 'us Io'
luer levels makes 'ne s''a'y nIh'ef Oh 'n"
" 49, gyms ~ V"' ',+'
-Nr' T.. d. Cf'it OF west Elo''}a'sa'
'''''''a Guy by ms MINOR son' nus 5ols sum
meg cut ana put in Ine Darn one nuu'fel 'ou
N'l' o's ' ln. 'i'.., 'o'1 ''''