Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-26
State Matters.


A railroad from Bristol 10 yereenne. or New
Haven depot /, greatly needed. and Il Is prob
able that track will soon Inc laid. connecting
the former village with the Rutland 4 Burling.
ton railroad.
joseph Young a brakeman nm n local freiob,
train, while coupling cars at Niddlebury
Thursday afternoon. was c,uoh, between The
buffers and severely injured. No bone. were
broken, and his ply,icisn thinks h. will soon
recover.
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eennes. was bronob, beroro lion Con w
Grsndey. nj yereenpes on Tuesday Of las,
vcek IIe nlcadcd o,,y,, N tho cbs,eo IF s,oa,.
inc two bor.cs in November last from Harry
+ Rootb or Fs,,;shrrgb s,d on. bo-.e from
Siln. piper Of MiddIebnrv Ie also confessed
that he stole a horse bugyv and harness Ias,
fall. from Hon. s. Nj, Dorr. and another from
John Gain b,th Of Rutland lie WINS hound
up in the sum of So 400, 10 default Of which
he was committed to jail.
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~" was ~ uans'' 70 bennington on Monu"y,
."' ',.'S"' o"' :" "n',' '"e Hoou' were s'oreu
,ho ,;,L 80.
the articles burned wore several o;l noin,;r,s
and the whole loss we regret to learn. i, abou,
50 900. Mr.. Amidop was changing his red
dence from North Adams to Bennington.
One of the hardest wind blows that the peo
pie of Bennington have witnessed in several
years, visited them last Thursday night. Larry,
trees. .irns and fences. were blown down.
During the hurricane three different alarms o.
fire were sounded, caused by the burning out
Of chimneys. The steamer started to the fires
but was compelled to turn back, rs the wind
and snow was 81 furious.
North pownal i rei,iced aver IN. ret,rn q,
. prodigal son. sumo six year, ,go he left
wife and seven children. the Oldest not IA nj
the same time thsta not over reputable vouno
woman dis.npeared and had not sincs hosn \, ID
from. The family had no home or means Of
support, but by the Kindness of friends and the
energies of the mother succeeded in getting a
| livelihood Now the father and husband re.
turns, about a, rich as the ancient prodigal, and
proposes to resume his family relations.
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Tho ri,., National p.,LorS, tA
Inns obtained An increase of $50 600 N ne can.
i,al-msklnq n total of $500 600
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A. recent uis'',e' conference o. 'ne NJ T.
Dnutcn' heiu al Lynuoh'''le' he'' H. a
iiOusn' MINISTER " ""oe"' was 'rle' oy 'n'
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If b,th ror,ie. w.,s nr,d,oed IN evidenc.
The d.c;s;,r ~ ~. oorr.rono. DO va,o n
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rev T. b. FISK oil LyndonVllie' has to!
telegraph line leading from his study in tn
ehureh 70 MS residence lbe wire cost Sl.5o
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Last saturday the bridge across Moose river
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With be.vv ioods bod Noon n,..;n, oxsr :, A.
cane "A, I'm :, cl III. l,., Co..
horse ,s,,o Win .Isd loadsd wi,h n;u l,as
Soon .,,or ,h., n. rid. c.I IT,.
i I,r,o on.r,i,y ~ sno,, and ino NO.. !, Ia
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broke some of its supnortiog timbers fl WA
A most fortunate circumstance that the bridp,
fell before another team passed upon it.
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C,pr months
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