Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-12

1t is announced that Sunday morning
train, from White River junction over the
Northern Road to Boston, is to commence on
the 10th instant, to return from Boston TO
Concord in the evening
&C. W. Bancroft Of Bellows Falls has
invented and is building four wheeled vo-
locipcde, with which he claims he can propel
himself up hill Of IS or 20 degrees, with
comparative ease.
The mineral spring at Guilford is re-
ceving visitors daily, aud large and COM
modious boarding house is being erected.
Harvey Dunn, Of Ryegate, made ten
pounds of superior sugar from one tree, in
nine successive days from April II.
VIM. f. Ruggles of Lyndon was late
ly fined $500 and costs for rum-sclling.
John McCosco, the Oldest inhabitant of
Danyille, died on the 26th ultimo, aged 90
years. He was native of Poland, aud at
the age Of II was conscripted into the Aus
trian army. He witnessed the triumphant
entry Of Bonaparte from Elba into Paris, in
April, 1914. Soon after the battle of Water
loo he enlisted into the British army, and
mustered with troops then about being trans
ported to Canada. He received his discharge
from the army after about Is months service
He came to Danyille in 1917, and settled on
the farm where he died
The demand for the Estoy Cottage Or
gans, Brattleboro, is very large. Their sales
for April, we learn, amounted to nearly $780,
Ooo'
49, Among the good things said at the Med
zeal Banquet at the Island House in Bellows
falls' on wednesday evening was That by
froi' crosby VINO stated mat OF the entire
faculty OF Dartmouth Medical college, not
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Mrs. haohel Allen, OF HALIFAX d,ed re-
eeusly' aged ~ years, she has had 10 o N,
uieu' auu surI',cu 'ncil All uu' i've; 9no
leaves 20 grahachlidren' % great granuchiia'
rem al ana great at -gran9Ghildren-lnsk
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polVy 10. 80 SiC w III yre We" 10Th iutua'
worm s-'oVo;i- at 'he time OF ms ueatn'-
IL was an ordinary poilcy' on "hlch ne nae
pe'd n,teen annual payments amounting ''
eooV'oo'
Sneak thieves are troublesome IN st
Adams canadians VINO come out IN th'
cro"d' are suspected
"A Benson man has furnished the Rut
| land independent with specimen Of wool
Of very fine texture, IL inches long.
The number Of arrivals at the American
Hotel in Burlington for the past two week
was 6l9.
There were fifteen fires in Rutland vii
lage between June 10th, 1865, and Feb. I'd
1863, entailing loss Of over Sl22,OOO.
Tho proprietor of the Stanton House in
Burlington lately had over 400 violations o
the Gauor law proved against him. bnt tn,
prosecution failed because it was not proved
that said house was within the limits Of Bur
lington
A Fairhaven CORRESPONDENT of the Rut.
land H,depeade,it. after Boosting little o
the good things they possess. or are about to
have, says Now in regard to what we hav
not We have no women who are universe
meddlers aud slanderers; who are eternal,
trying to stir up muss between their neigh
uulH anu h1Np Jul NNNi III Nui AhoAi hh
may we always be exempt from this curse.
a bachelor we'll bet
Mr.. l. L. Strong, of Starksboro has mad
eighteen hundred pounds Of maple sugar thi
season, from five hundred trees. During tn
particular " sugar week which we had, tn
sap ran so fast as to waste IN spite OF effort
to secure and use It,
The hostelry at Bennington Center
known as the " State Arms House, is ofiere
for sale.
"A man named Chamberlain died sudden
ly in Lyndon on the first inst. He was d
work the day before his death, and it
thought he was poisohed by the chemical
which he used IN his trade thatoi silVer-pla'
ing.
"A large amount Of building is going o
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