Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
Tue IERASOS POISONING-The death

the serious sickness Of the res, of the fun
ilv, caused an invcstig tton. AMI Mrs. Will
son, the family servant. was arrested. and ,
was examined Friday. The examination
terminated in her being committed to the
IIaverhll ilil to abide the law. The prls-
nner withdrew mach affected. leaning on
her daughters arm. The evidence shows
that it could not have been l plot to rob
the bank; that the criminal must have
known all the family arrangements, and
that no one was in the kitchen when the
tea WAS made by Mrs. krnlrick bat the re-
Sponlent. To Ill appearances She admins
iStered the fatal dose, rs her conduct was
suspicious at the time, and there Is no
was sick, rs she frignel. A deep interest
has been manifested by the community
throughout the trial, the Attendance It
each session being about 4 thousand.
THE INoSDERoGA CENrENNIAL.-lh
committee having in charge the arrange
ments for the celebration on the centennial
bv Ethan Allen. have decided TO give up
the enterprise, owing partly to the lack
Of financial assistance, partly to the Sc
we're drawback to business, and partly TO
the lack Of time in which to make the
neccs>a arrangements. The capture of
Ticonuero.l took place on the l0;h OF
Nav, 40. and rs it WAS the first move
m,nt of lmporttnce after the battle OF Lex
inyton ana an exploit in which tn Green
Mountain Boys took 50 prominent a part,
it is to be regretted that the celebration IS
10 be given up.
| VERMONT AND TIE Cent? NNIAL.-San>
ucl " ilitms for nearly seven Years teia-
urrr Of the Vermont Central Railroad, Is
now engaged in 4 large marble mtnut re-
turing bu>ine-, at Cl~tltton. and drives IN
extensive trade in scatuary marble, cr-
mont marble standing The weather Is well
AS the finest Italian marble Mr.. Viii
liams. SAYS 4 ST. Adams exchange, has I
large southern trade, and Is anxious that
TIN. marble Interests OF Vermont should be
fully represented at the coming centennial,
and is conf ent she can make a sho" TO
be proud Of.
SwINDlERo EXrosED.-Ihree French
men. Recently from New Orleans, have
lust been detected in An attempt 10 vic
timize New York silk manufacturers. by 4
pretended chemical process for transforms
M flax cotton and other fabrics into the
most beautiful silk
\ New Iurk iiym is understood to have
paid $1,000 for The a>> ignmcnt Of the
dl>covcrv Certain P;tter~, II manufacture
cr, were Preparing t. invest in the bu~i-
ness. wn.n Inc alleged con-pirs,ors be
came alarmed ana il.d from The city.
All kl>G,-TAc yoan- Chiu.lman who
ha- been doing :, thriving business ~ doc
Tor At l. tn>inrbur-, y. Y . till H. clopei
wiki = Young A.,!v,and N rr.el hrr in spite
Oft fit IA. he hut another wife sill
living. has been sentenced to two years
hard labor in tho state prison. despite tie
pea that = know 40 more Of tie laws .:
t!.i> 60 ntl'v h n 4 yeE-oI ci.Ii, and |
10 no t.ilA the coart should he hard with
mo.
Mr.. Kim was arrested, it Will b. r.
,,..,nl,,.r.l =, r,tI,nl wh.n.. H.. Ms
taken b,..k 10 New York on = reInj,i.;on
FRAN ,:nv Till.n
SO, Ks-At b)>t"n, >ttur'ilE. Ogtcn>-
burr and Lake C:.anplain Railroad >toch
Iii --1.t Norno,,, .,,J canal, II
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ISIS. 1908.
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