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

Albert j. Kesler, the lad who murdered
the Spencer girl in Syracuse, and was him.
solf killed by a train of cars while attempt.
ing to escape, was from North Troy, in
this State, where his mother, widow, at
present resides.
Truth is stranger than fiction. Two or three
years since man was residing in Orleans
county who married and buried two wives, and
subsequently, lived widower thirty years At
the age Of 20 he was united iu holy wedlock
with the lady he would have married first had
not untoward circumstances prevented The
bride had been married, and within the space
OF year after her husband death the marriage
took place.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
james Shea, an lrishman working on the
Poultncy quarres, was killed on the track near
the llydeville depot by the extra engine going
west during Monday night. The body was
horribly mnngled, almost beyond recognition.
In the case of Richardson vs. PM in the
Rutland county court, the jury returned a YER
dict for the defendant IL was conceded on all
strongest case that ever has been made in court
on one Of these Newcomb notes. and this YER
dict ought to settle the question forever, that
the courts and juries of Vermont will not os
sist tie patent right swindlers who sought 10
come into the Suite to gull our people, in de-
frauding our citizens.
Josephus Manlcy, WIN was born and hss al
ways lived in Iiitslord, and who will he sixty.
four years Of arc next May, went to Rutland
last week for tie FIRST time in forty years. lie
never rode on tie cars before in his life, except
few rods on gravel train once, at the time
the Rutland and Burlington railroad was be-
ing built. lie was never gu. OF the State but
once. when he staid over night at " Old Ii. "
He lives now, and has always lived, ON the farm
10 Pittsiord where he was born, about six miles
from the railroad. lie says he was never in
the village Of Rutland but once before, which
was over forty years ago, when, as lie says,
g he was compelled to come to muster, or be
wouldn't have come then.
wlNDHAH COUNTY.
w. Ko1ns brakeman on the Vermont Cen
trial, living at White River Junction, had one
Of biz hands badly smashed while Stacking
cars at Bellows Falls on Wednesday
The Congregational society Of Brattleboro,
on Saturday evening, authorized its trustees to
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their next meeting, for needed repairs Of the
church and chapel.
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WINDSOR COUNT.
] The wooden manufacturing firm Of j. l.. &
+. NJ. Whipple OF Cavendish are said to he Sc
rioasly out Of order, and all their mill property
and stock has been attached by Providence
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Three young men were fined live dollars each
and costs on Friday oil last week for disturbing
religious meeting the Sunday previous, at
school house IN the westerly part OF the town
oil Bethel
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tional church in Bridgewater, fell in one night
last week. Joseph Dimick, whose dwelling
house stands within about forty ees of the
part left standing expects to hear the bellry
when it falls, especially if it comes down in