Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-08-09
State Ne70s.

inc oa,ancc s"ce' VI tne s.''c prison
s"oms F'ooo SUI P.u' VI, '''0
i"c "reeiey i,ep"o,'e"ie Vi Nuo"'p'''e'
nave ore"h'Heu ac'uo III III .. ID. oou-
ard as President, ana hehry n fleIu as
Secretary.
"A Grant aud Wilson club numbering
over 800 members was organized at Spring
field, Saturday night. The same place has
| a Greeley club over 100 strong.
During recent thunder storm, two
horses and a colt were killed by lightning
in the pasture of j. M. Willard in Stamford.
The barn of Henry C. Dawson of Wa
terford, was struck by lightning, set on
fire, and wholly destroyed, on Monday of
last week, together with thirty tones of
hay. Loss $1,000; insurance $40.
A druggist il North Troy, named
| Flint, had II pocket-book containing 1857
stolen from his coat Friday night. and a
young man named Peck, who shared his
room, has been arrested on suspicion of
being the thief.
st Johnsbury was the scene OF spirit
ed Republican gathering Monday evening.
A Grant and Wilson Club was organized,
speeches were made by Judge Poland, Col.
Fairbanks, Col. Asa NJ. Dickey and L. c..
Redington.
Freeman Best. Of Montpelier, was
drowned last Saturday in the mill-pond at
that place, while boating with three com
panions. by an accident all were carried
over the dam, nut, win the exception OIL
Mr.. Best, all were rescued.
The republicans oil hnt'ahd neiu thel'
first meeting oil the campaign lhuisuaS
evening AT Inc opera house' "h'cn was MI
cd by an enthusiastic auuichce. ino n'ee'
ing was al oiesseu ny oo'' " H. 'oEce
hu'iahu' anu eoii"',''ee Vi i,'ne was ap
Poi'''eu " u'i'"so i0' '"' ''' ''''"7 VI
1raht ana llsoii ciup'
-ozai ilersoiI' one vi 'ie o,ues' i'l ~,
anus oi ohi.'ehueh county uieu III one'
purh, oh fllu"y ias'' "i'ei an ,i'heSs Vi ",
Gays. Mr. fiersoh was d Ies,uen' vi oou''
buri'ilsloi put "iat'Noo, 'nei'''"' iie Ia
peeii my years riee Masoii' was ou',e,
: ny 'ne oiaiu Ho'se y, "'o"'' Vi ""'
hc hau peeii "iaio iSiei 'o' many y'"' D
line vermont boaru OIL Agricui'ur
VIII holu Il heetinS a' Ne"Poi'' A"s"s'
ana y "heh addresses Will oe maui a'
|
4 Try d. w. Ho"alu vi irasouIs"' y. iiof
: ace hupparu ol oprinehelo, Hpeh ino"p
i son OF Nor'h DaHN'i'e, d. ~ ~ Ooi""s
2 Craitsoury' anu Dr. l. H. hosA'"s
l. Newport'
r. INV 'o'"n''''' a, 'no W. "on, '''''
n 'ria' Vi mowers ne'a AZ i'u''""o INC &c.
u onu "eeA III 'uiy' ha'' JUS. H'"'o 'no'
5. report an" MAUI """ios do ioiio"s' WI
. ineua' I" IureN" '''o"e'' si'Vo' n'eu.
E. 10 o. Adams nuoAeyo, pio"~o h'o'"'
v hiroy ihoWo'' "pioina " "oo' "'o"e
n Inc ""aiu' on o"o.ho'so "'o"e'' a'o
''io ,neu'' " 4'e" -'oue' ''''Ne'o' ''''
'iieuai 10 9p'"suo mower
a "A" eh'nus'as'ic uran' anu "hso
a meeting was he'u at r"irha'cn oatuiu"
AFTERNOON anu evening. n pcau''iui pal
her was tnIowh 10 the preeEe' oearihS u
8 names OF Grant ana "iisoh' henry Ciari
8 Esq, OF Rutland, addressed the people vi
- on the issues OF the present campaign,
g an effective manner, in the park in the a
"a ternoon ana AT the town nail IN the ev
70 ming Grant ana wilson ciuD was organ
- ized.
The Republicahs OF washington Coul
ty, at their convention held rev ia.
since, nominated the following ucke
Senators-lieman Carpenter OF Northfie
ie and Clark King OF East Montpelier. A
90 sistant Judges-James ii. Holden, Middl
as sex, and VIM. b. Circuit, Roxbury. JUDD
rs; of Probate-Harvey Tiiden, Barre. State
"' Attorney-Wm. p. Dillingham;, Waite
/, bury. Sherif-H. w. Lyiord, Ware
" | High Railiff-,J M. Fisher Cabot.