St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-27


bic young lady and it is hoped that her
mental alienation will only prove tenn
porary. 1t is said that she has taxed
her energies too much by close appli-
cation to her work. i'll which she took il
great. rest.-Ldncaster RcpubHcan.
ADDISON COUNTY
On Saturday night, William Nugent
of Middlebury, employed as section
man on the railroad. was gathering ties
on a hamdcar. when. from some un-
known cause. The crank while revolving
with great velocity struck him on the
breast. Knocking him from the car.
The unfortunate man struck upon the
rail with great violence. breaking his
neck. The deceased had been employ
ed 10y the road fOr upwards of twenty
wears and bore good reputation.
cHITrENDEN COUNTY
The heaviest liquor seizure that has
occurred in this city for wears. WAS
made hy Sheriff Drew. FRIDAY after
noon. ut the Vermont Central Freight
Depot. Central Wharf and the South
Dock. The sheriff was armed with
complaints signed 10y members of the
Citizens committee. and the wines
and liquors are said To he valued at
from 500 to $500. Almost all the
packages had private marks. hut the
owners. should they desire to. can in
Spect their late property in the hands
OF their present c"n>ignee. who is "ur
amiablc sheriff. BMiiRgfoR Free Press
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Allen Bulls of Newport was Instant
~ killed last week Wednesday, He
WAS peeling hemluck bark in the woods
and had just tellcd tree. when he
called to his son O5 wears old to look
out for himself. The tree struck Il dry
maple stub about : inches in diameter.
which flew back with great force and
struck him on the head just over the
left eye. smashing his head in :, dread
tui manner.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The EHtidnd GIobc states that Col.
Chas. Ii. Joyce of that village is ter
rihle sufferer from dyspepsia. and has
been obliged I" give up his professions
al husiuc>s. He has been unable, dur
ing the t"ur weeks past To paltake of
'I' anu 'hiH 'NIN''u
~ s,N'''li I'll weak hnurishlntht ana
'tie 'N''' l"iCe l''>sesSel III MS usual!
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
VIM. Wheeler. hotel keeper. at Marsh
field and Merrill Dodge were last week
brought up to answer for heating and
Other wise cruelty treating Il horse he
longing To said Wheeler They were
lhed t"ItN-tNe dollars each for cruelty
L" the horse. ana ilNe dollars and costs
tor being drunk.
On Tuesday afternoon. rs Hiram
Carlton and K. j. Gleason of Waits
field. were riding on the trotting ground.
the horse. which was Mr. Glcasnn'>. he
came frightened and threw them out
Mr.. Carlton struck on his head. and was
quite seriously injured MI Gleason
WAS badly bruised but no homes We're
broken.
/ Isaac Freeman and John Cayhue. of
/ Montpclirr. did not oCre. very we'll
with some Willis,ou tnnrh bows that
were coming up from Burliupt,,n in the
same car with them from fine rirruS
When the train stopped NJ WiIlistnu.
/ Freeman and CaNhue got out. and kept
the thing up. The result was that
Freeman got bad stab in the thigh
and Il slight cut on the breast. with Il
knife. and CaN1luc three StahS in the
breast. And the Montpelier boys are
not cleaning out" Willi>tom us much
as they were.
The fifth anniversary nf rho Nernou,
NethodiSt Seminary and Female CoI-
Ieoe-ot NoutueIicr, will he held from
lime % to .IuIv ) inclusive Tho rnn1-
mcnccmeut exercises will ocrur ON the
last dny. Six ladies and fen gentlemen
| form the graduating class.
The treStIe. 1910 feet long. on which
the regular trains now cross the Winoos-
XII, near Waterbury. where the railroad
bridge was recently DESTROYED bN fire.
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