Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
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have a reznlon ~ -
Der 2S.
m. sorner sioue Of she new Cen'
-,.g,,ional shaleh. at Bennington va'
LA las, week nOhjsy. at 5 ''slook f'fi.
Mr.. Joseph Story Of Fairfax has %
nj. farm an apple tree il fall blossom the
leaves anI blossoms giving the aPPeAr-H's
offspring.
-Another brakeman has nc, bis death /
by . Low II. r. bridge.-ihis time on the
Ru,lapi division Of the Central. HIS
name was MyrOn Steward.
-MoxrrrInE AMI BLACK RivFR X
R-The sum Of sI2. eco hasbeeu raised
in private subscriptions IN the tSwns o.
fillmore. w,leO,t and Craftsbury. IN aid
Of this road.
In the aiju,an, and Inspector
generals report for the year ending Oct
ober /. 1866. there we're sevent.hvc sol
der. from this State reported as remain
ing unaceOunied for on the records oil
that Office. This number has been re-
duetd to sixty-seyen.
An Englishman, Mr.. Henry Forward
residing in St. Albans Bay, and for some
time past employed as leams,er by NJ.
l. s. Bostwick, coal dealer, has lately re-
ceiyed information from England. that by
the death Of an uncle he has fallen heir
10 onc.half of the sum of el3.000 1884,
5OO) ~ entail, "a brother receiving the
other half Of this property.
MIR. d. b. Cation, a livery-stable
keeper at Pairhuvcn, has remarkably
smart horse. lie goes to the post Office
without a driver, gets the mail aud posts
the letters. lie goes TO the hotel alter
the passengers are all in, ard when Joe
says good BY" to tho parting guests he
leaves for the depot. After the load is
out he will star: amongst the cars, place
The wagon in the right place without di-
rec;ion from any one and wait the incom.
ing train, when he will return as he went.
bellows Falls had liquor seizure
recently, and the officer found at the L.
land House, about $500 worth which he
seized and male return on his warraut
that he "secured the same in the cellar and
BARRON. in the place where he found
them, by the consent Of the within named
IS. G. Fleming" When the stuff was
wanted, the casks were there, MS left, hut
the ardent had been displaced by acater,
and the prosecution fell through. A res
turant vas also searched and barrel Of
water found there. The prosecuting COM
mittee will probably "gs for" that officer,
or a. least ought to, for it looks as if
there was collision.
A WRoNd Prescription The st.
Johnsbury Caledoniau says that enc by.
~. Rnrru or tho r~"i~o hoe e"ea rnrt
II. q. Vaughan, druggist of Railroad
street, and formerly Adjutant Of the 18th
Vermont Regiment, for putting up a wrong
prescription, laying his damages at So, 600.
The story as told is thus: Berry pro-
cured prescription Of doctor not res.
ideut, and took it TO Vaughan, who gave
him the medicine. Berry took the medi.
cine and was made violently i'll. and only
the prompt efforts of one of our physicians
saved his life. This is Bcrry's story, and
his inference is that Vaughan made ms.
take in compromising the prescription.
Vaughan says that when Berry brought
him tao prescription he told him it was
poison, and that he had better show it TO
his physician before he took it. Farther,
that Berry's illness was only temporary
nausea, and that ne was as we'll as ever
after vomiting.
The Vermont Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation will hold its fourth annual meeting
In Good Templars Hall. city of Burling-
ton on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.
"a and IS, 1873.
1t is unnecessary at this time to en-
umerate tho objects which the association
have in view. The coming meeting will
be one Of uncommon interest and impor.
lance, and every Pharmacist in Vermont
should be present.
The Importance and uncommon respon-
sibility that attach to calling in the pur.
suit of which human health and life are
concerned, carnot fail to assert themselves
1t is confidently hoped that the organized
efforts now being made through the States
to effect Pharmaceutical legislation will
be crowned with success, and that we will
soon be able to claim as right The re-
spectful recognition which the public owes
US.
SUrcIpr.-Aug. 25th, Patrick Flanni-
gan of Fast Albany, about 10 years Of
age, came up out ofthe bayfield, at noon,
took a strap in his hand and told his wife
who had been washing, and was pro.
pairing to hang out the clothos-that he
was "going TO hang himself.n Rnt she