Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

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The st. Albans butter market. Tues
day. was firm. We quote common %
fair. at from 20 to q eents medium 70
good. II 10 2s cents choice. So 70 81
cents selections. - cents.
~--Tse name ofthe yeans girl killed IN
the South Eastern accident. erroneoQsly
given aS Allen. was Eugene Brunette
Of Montreal. She was In charge Of Mr..
George Alien Of BarnSsen, where she
had been on visit to 5 relative.
1tr. S. C. Burns Of StanStea3. has
formed copartnerShip with Mr.. W. c.
johnson Of Barton. Vermont. a practical
marble worker. and viii carry on the
marble business at Stanstead and Coati-
cook. The firm of Wells & Burns IS dis
solved. Mr.. johnson has the reputation
of being an excellent workman.
Another anti-menopoly and equal tax
alton meeting. was held at Brattleboro
on SATURDAY. evening. drawing together
a large audience The principal speak
ers were Charles \. Davenport, Charles
K. Field and W. H. Alexander. The
meeting adjourned for one week. when
1t is expected that nomination for town
representative viii be made.
Major Robert Manson. the Canadian
customs official. who died Saturday night
of injuries received 81 the South Eastern
Railway disaster, was buried at Mason
vile. His funeral was largely attend
ed. some two ear loads having come in
from along the line. Col. A. B. Foster.
MANAGER Of the road. Judge Dunkin. Mr..
0'Halloran, and IN fact nearly all the
directors were present.
Mr.. A, L Stevens. stable keeper of
Bethel. has been particularly unfortu-
nate IN the last two weeks. having IN
that time let two valuable teams to
seoundrels, representing themselves as
Boston runners. and who have forgotten
to show themselves or return the teams
The loss falls heavily upon Mr.. Stevens,
who IS q young man just starting IN life
and lily able to sustain 1t.
4 week ago last Thursday, as Engin-
eer John Brennan, Of the Central Yer
mont railroad. passed around the curve
south of Hartford station on No. ex-
press freight. he saw small child on
the track 4 short distance ahead. He
whistIed for brakes. reversed his engine,
and leaping through the open window IN
the cab to the front end Of his engine.
jumped from the cow-eateher and saved
the child, clearing the track for the train.
which passed him the length Of fifteen
cars before 1t could be slapped Such acts
Of noble daring merit the highest praise.
The Lyndon Onion says On We'd
nesday night of week before last. John
Way Of Peaehau, was greatly surprised
at case Of kidnapping. He was taking
his niece to Cabot, and when little
way beyond Cow Hill. was net in the
dark by two persons II buggy, and be-
fore he was aware Of 1t. the girl was tax
en- from him BY force, placed IN the wag-
on Of the strangers, who disappeared at
once. leaving John &c contemplate how
the thing happened The next day that
niece was seen at the LyndonviIIe picnic
under the escort Of q bran new husband,
who couldn't think Of yielding To uncle
John the right Of protecting his wife
A Rutland clergyman was at work on
4 sermon IN his study, week before last,
when nan dressed IN oFeraIIs and 9TH
er Work-day garmeues. stepped in aud
asked him Il he would perform Z mar
rsa-se eoSEu10uy- On frz4 ufEy. tho minis
ter learned that the man hadn't any II
cense. but the two went. Just as thew
were, TO the town clerk and got one.
Without change Of dress. the betrothed
man led the way 70 a back street., where
q woman was found washing IN her own
house, With sleeves rolled 10, dress pin
ned up. &C. Without ceremony. all
three went TO another room and the
Knot was tied Wheregpon tie bride re.
turned to her wash-tub. groom to lis
work and dominic TO his sermon.
The Rutland Globe relates the follow
Ing- 4 man named Williams. a stone
mason, Of PouItneF. and oae Lizzie
French. lawfully welded to one Isaac
French. took 1t into their heads to change
the tenor Of their lives Sc, BY mutual
agreement, they bring up IN Ludlow.
and pass for man and wife. boarding.
with Williams nother. Information he.
Ing obtained as to their whereabouts an
ot1eer was despatched to Ludlow. with
a warrant for Williams arrest The
VIE thief was caught, taken 10 RusIand.
and lodged IN jail Mr. French. The
husband Of the woman. Is reported 10
have sand that the trTTfflng sum Of 500
would &c sufficient to satisfy his wound
ed honor.
A man was arrested IN HTnesburch
q lev days since On suspicion Of being
the murderer Of Miss Ball. and brouabs
here N the evening IN charge Of a Bur
hngton efzeer- The principal grounds
on Suspicion arg tie contradictory stories
ne has given about himself: the fart
that his feet were sore a. If with walk
Iag and that his face showed marks a.
Il It lad been scratched and that h
tr1ed 70 escape 60 the woods On seeTrg
an eHieer eomIng- He refused IA gTTve
any account Of himself after arrest bHt
sad ne was wiling to caue here for &
an11natlon- Another nan was arrested
% train g0Tng 70 Burlington On sffraTT-
laE grounds Of suspicion So saws the
Free Press
G. v EsEIIn q RutIand- va fau,5
IN hls rooa m the BaraweI House r.
eensags with ms throat badly cut bat
s5ill alive He engzged the roon one
Frlday nigAE, and was Afterwards seen
about the house that eEenfrg. aIso ezrFv
Saturday Haorning- He was frst4ise,gg.
cred b. the chaabernaid. and was Al
ne TIME trying 20 write Drs- Pond
Aflea and HaurzEan were sunansoned
.l-a2 sn examining the unfortunate nan