Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-07

George Shattaek Ell Windsor. was
drowned in the Connecticut river. Mon
day. while fishing.
A little ehlld Of Frank Ceaillari Of
Ludlow. aged tw0 years. was Scalded. 10
death on Friday last. BY falling into n
pail Of boiling water.
The village Of Montpelier has adopted
bylaw. prohibiting the erection Of
wooden buildings IN the most crowded
part Of the village
He lives in Woodstock his name is
WilliSm Swan he is under twenty. and
stin growing weighs over twO hundred.
and his perpendicular measurement IS
Ssr fsst esskt iseSsS.
The body of man who had evident
IL committed suicide was found in the
woods near Lansingburgh, n Y. on
Tuesday Of week before last The eOrO-
Rers inquest proved that it was that Of
Amos Johnson Of Peru. VI
William H. Woodward Of Chester.
who has heretofore borne an unblamable
character. eloped. Thursday. with Mrs.
Aaron Lyon Of that town. He was seen
at Rutland on board the Saratoga train.
and it is supposed that he has gone West.
There will be = Lamoille county Sun
day-school Convention and Institute.
held in Morrisville. on the third Tues
day and Wednesday in June. the 10Th
and 10th. under the direction Of A. NJ.
Butler. the State Secretary or the Vers
mont Sunday-sehool Association.
John Paine. having flock of sheep
pasturing in the eastern part of Leiees-
ter. near the mountain. recently found
eight dead and partly devoured. The
large number and kind Of tracks in the
vicinity. Indicate that bruin was the
rogue Coed hunters are on the track.
Andrew Cowan Of HYDE Park. \ lad
only eleven years Of age. was sentenced.
| Thursday Of last week. TO ten years in
the Reform School. for breaking into
Charles Cranes store and stealing .
/ quantity Of goods and what money there
was In the cash drawer.
The residence of Henry Williams in
South MonktOn. seems to be situated on
ground once freely occupied by the In
dians- i great variety Of arrow heads,
hatehets and mortar pestles have been
found there, and short distance south
Of the house is al Indian burying ground
where = great many skulls and other
/ portions Of skeletons have been dug up.
On Monday morning. the oath, the
wife Of Mr.. Joseph Carpenter. who lives
in the north part Of Cambridge. attempt
ed TO commit suicide by hanging. Mrs.
Carpenter has been sick and respondent
I for some time Her struggles occasion
ed some noise and member Of the fam
lily found her before life was extinct, yet
her recovery is considered somewhat un-
certain
Rutland came near having disaster
Of the same character as that at Hol-
yoke. Saturday Of week before last. The
adoruments Of the altar in Notre Dame
Convent took fire and disastrous con-
HagratiOn seemed imminent, but the
presence of mind Of the sisters and pu-
pills enabled them to extinguish the
flames, without serious injury to the
building or damage to themselves
Among the inmates of the county Jail
IN Burlington. Is an unfortunate lunatic
sent there from Underhill. The poor
wretch tears from his body every shred
OF clothing. destroys whatever beddins
etc, Is placed in MS cell and lives in a
state of Undesirable sgualor and wretch.
edness. though the prison authorities dc
everything in their power to better his
condition.
Joseph Caravon Of Charlotte. was
stabbed under the left eye. on Monday
night of week before last. BY ]. Shep,
hand Of MOnktOn. The knife blade
struck the cheek bone and glanced aside
50 that Caravon's sight will not be i'm
paired Ii seems that Caravon had or
dered Sheppard out Of the premises sew
eral times, and on the occasion in ques
ton he attempted to put him out, anc
an alteration took place with the abov,
result A warrant is out for SHEPPARD
arrest.
That sensational story about the kid
mapping Of : boy at Rutland, last week
turns out to be humbug. The boy Ia
owned up that he. in company with an
other boy. ran away from home, an
having seen enough Of the world in on
} night away from the paternal roof, an,
tearing the consequences of his truanc
If ne told his father where be had been
. the young rascal manufactured the kid
mapping story, and nearly frightened til
metropolis Of Vermont into 'eonniptio
fits
A New York paper states that fer
days since young gentleman frou
Montpelier. Vt, who had engaged boar
D at house on Columbia Heights, an
agreed to bring his baggage over afte
tea, unfortunately, as he was leavin
the place. saw laEn-mower in the frou
yard. and, pale as death. ran back U
: the steps, rang the bell Tehemently. an
7 when the landlady appeared. thrust SIS
30 into her hand. with the remark
There's weeks board | don't sta
IN no house where they cut hash b
horsepower"
: A four years old son of Charles Real
c Of North Ferrisburg. was burned
: Death on Monday afternoon Of last wee]
The mother left the house for fewmir
! utes. and on her return met the b
creeping in the road with his clothes e,
arely burned from his body, only b
shirt band being left on him. He live
' 1OoIs lOdr hours 1t seems that in b
: absence the unfortunate chill
nAI lcana some matches. and while pla,
ing With them set bis clothes on 6n
n with the above sad result.