Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
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O.. TnE Trust AccEPTED.-The will of th
SC late Lyman j. McIndoc, it will be re
Il numbered, bequeathed the Vernon
!. Chronicle to the Congregational churches
n In connection with this fact the Chronicl
C makes the following apnouncemon in it
o last issue:
The General Convention of Congrega
G tional Ministers and Churches Of Yer
S lnent has accepted the bequest of the sub.
r acription list and good will of the Yer.
mont Chronicle, made in the last Will and
r Testament Of the proprietor, the late Ly.
man j.. Mcindoe, with the conditions at.
t tached thereto. BY the terms of the
will, therefore, the proprietorship of the
Vermont Chro1cle will pass to that body
Oh the first day of January, 1875. With
it will 80 the best wishes of the executors
and managers of the paper, that the be.
nevolent intent Of the ~tcstator NAV be
fully carried out in the perpetual rubli.
cation by the Convention, and increas,pc
usefulness Of the Chronicle in the churches
and the world.
The Colorado potato-bug has made its
appearance in Alburgh.
We learn that three miles Of the
Central Vermont road.bed was more or
less injured b the storm of Thursday.
-SrArE TAx.-Of the total amount of
the State tax, 1898, $50. 80. all has been
paid into the treasury except about ST..
500.
A little sen Of Ed Norris, of AL.
burgh about five years old. was poisoned
by swallowing a weed or bug on some sor-
rel which he had been eating in the woods.
He lived but a few hours.
THE VERMONT MEDICAL Society AT
NEwPoRr.-The Vermont Medical Society
held their semi-annual session at Newport
June 30 and July /. Some seventy.fve
doctors and many ladies were present.
A large number of interesting pa
pers were presented and the session was
unusually interesting and profitable. 1t
held at the Memphremagog House,
which is now rapidly filling up with the |
travel. =
Resolutions of respect 70. the mem. t
Dry of DR.. Rockwell formerly of YER c
mont Asylum for the insane, and DR.. c
CLARK, late treasurer of the Society were d
unanimously passed I; also one snspending C
j. G. Harmon, of Westford, from a
membership, for violation Of the laws of |
he State and medical ethics. p
The number Of arrivals at the Mem. 81
'hramagog House, Newport, for the week |
'ndipg June 9th, foot up nearly 700. tt
The business during the month Of June, le
n spite of the backward spring, exceeds p
of the same month last year. m
"A sad case of drowning occurred at %
jacksonville, WiDdham county, June 26, W
'yler A. Hicks, the well.known ond high ol
Y esteemed landlord of the Glen House, oc
lille bathing in the mill'pond, was seized nc
18th cramps, aud before assistance could 10
e rendered was drowned. He was a pu
rother of lawyer and landlord Hicks of IA
re
AT the June term of the Caledonia -
ounty Court. Edward Woodward of "
'ardwick, indicted for assault with intent "a
kill, was found guilty. DR.. Fisk Of ou
ardwick. for adultery with Martha "e
handler, and George W. Page of the Gil
mo place, charged with the same offence. ma
It'll Mrs. James Williams, were found rea
i guilty. James Snow, of Walden. his
led for shooting the Peddler, Stanton, doc
rs found guilty Of murder in the second q.
gree and sentenced to Imprisonment for y.
e, dis