Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

h'lh h'NA'7f VI bilHtult ulhcksinltn Nv
rude, was injured in the stomach, not long
since. by being drawn over the dashboard Of
ii- wagon BY IL horse. Although hurt 20 NJ t.
cquirc attention, no physician was called, ato
,e died on Friday week in consequence Of Tn,
injury
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
There Is snow On the mountains near Ben
uington.
Bennington now claims that she will have q.
rod a court house rs any in the State, aite
the present repair. are completed.
Bennington can assert her claims to the
youugo-t editor in the State. Master Paul
Valentine, the very able editor Of the Mustard
SID, is only twelve years Of age.
\ sud and fatal accident occurred at the new
Congregational church. at Bennington, Thurs.
lay afternoon, by which WIN llealey. % young
mon employed upon the same. lost his life
lie was engaged in carrying mortar from the
tower window to the scailjld On the front end
Of the church. when from some unknown cause
the plank slipped, causing him to fall distance
Of about fifty feet, striking fr.t the hjor laid
inr the gallery, md bounding irom that To the
Alor beneath. Help was Immediately given
him when IL WIS found that his neck was
broken in the fall, the back Of his skull broken.
and also both arms, and the blood was flowing
q stream from his mouth Death was instanta-
ncous.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
/ Henry Bclue, lrenchman at St. Johnsbury
was probably fatally injured on Wednesday
last by the accidental discharge Of pistol, the
ball entering his stomach
The milroad station at Lyndon was entered
by thieves on saturday night, and the money
drawer pried open and its contents taken,
amounting to some 500 or more.
Morris Bowen, Of st. J1hnsbnry. who. some
time ago, was arrested on a charge Of rape.
and gave bonds for his appearance st court. has
3 cen rcarre-ted in Massachusetts, and brought
lack lie stands charged with similar of.
fence in Massachusetts,, and beilre the sheriff
could procure bis prisoner, be was iged,
with The city marshal, 10 give bonds in the
sum ul 5000 llr Biwen's safe return to the
custllyol the authorities Of Salem, Mass in
case hc was nlt convicted here.
currrvpg, COUNTY
The University OF Vermont has thirty three
freshmen the largest class for thirteen years.
Peter Greno, of Winooski, about ten days
eyo. st,le from the wagon or MIR Snapldinc
of E-.ev. tv, buiT,lo r,bes and eigbtv d zen
oi eggs. nnd nude or with his ho,ty. lle
d &. d.. a
day, and after considerable chase, was
lodged To- jail
ESSEX COUNTY
Mrs hnen FRYE, OF West Concord fell down
stairs 90 tuesday OF last week and broke
one arm neiween the hand and elbow bruised
tie other arm badly. and was otherwise in
jurd She hid with her head partly doubled
nnler her '''y three or ionr hours before she
"'' discovered she is noW'ery low ana can
mo- recover.
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c''' "''u H' Ule OWN -. "eor2'' uieu Suu
ue'"S "' n'' 'e-'ue''e J." wet "e'rRia' tues
any evening" oe'o'er @is'' IN MS 0o'n year
Burgl1ries are on the Increase in this coun-
~. The grocery and jewelry store Of {. W.
Campbell. If Montgomery, was entered on the
night Of the sih inst, by some unknown per-
sons, and about $40 in money, gold watch
valued at $50, and some other jewery stolen.
At Fairfield, on the evening of the 18th,
Peter Brnnnon. aged 50 years. left the house Of
Thomas Burns for his sons only 100 rods dis.
tant, hut in the darkness missed his way, fel
Down and died from exposure to the rain storm
lie was missed the next morning and a searcl
was instituted, but his body was not disco'ere,
till the 2lst' and then only about 100 rods from
Tue p'"c' VI S'"rt'"g' III INC oushes.
For six or eight weeks prior TO the recen
rain an extensive fire has been raging in th'
woods and fields along the shore Of Maquan
Bay 1t was set for the purpose Of clearing
''e ''n'' .u' NI'e'u ID inc ury vegetable nou'I
ana pe"-"Ne suI@ce u tne SWamps neyonC
n"u"n c'n''"I' ron D. II oInal'ey' Aiahso'
h'Fo'y' s"m"e' bu'lard ana lion. A. u Aldr
were the principal sufferers the damage heinz
c'nNel I'D 'ne ''S' Oh fences ana valuable TIM
'er' Dn'''nE' were more tnan once IN I'M
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'ne earnings OF 'ne vermont DIVISION oil th
r'"'u ana "Zle''S'urs d r"''ro"u nave ''eau
NV increased enc" month since ~ was opener L
hSdeparS' ana more than d'uole1 during IN
month "I September
4 Mr.. Chandler. If Elmnre. aged about So
was found dead upon the linr of his he'd room
last Wednesday afternoon. lie was living upor
. his face. lie had carried his wife to neigh
bor's last after dinner, and at that time Their
was no appearance Of anything being the mat
ter with him.
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