Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-23

JoNAs n SMITH has erected tower sixty feet
high on Grand View Mountain in Addison, where
large numbers repair to take q look.
Tnr new railroad bridge, at North Terrsburgh,
in place Of the one burned on Monday OF last |
week, was completed Wednesday night, so that
the train passed over IT,
THE proprictors OF the Lake Dunmoro House,
Salisbury, propose 10 get up centennial cclobra-
ton Of the beech sealing, and the exploits Of tho |
Green Mountain boys, to be holden at Lake Dun |
more, on Saturday, July ID, There Is a strong |
probability that General Butler will be the orator |
OF the day
A GATHERING u between seven and eight hun |
dred Of the friends and fellow citizens Of the ven
cradle DR., Cullen Bullard, Of New Haven, was |
held at the Doctors residence, on Wednesday the /
10th The gathering was an occasion Of rejoicing |
upon Dr. Billiards. birthday and the fact that |
many present we're indebted. in a secondary man |
ner, to the Doctor, for their residence In this |
world, added zest to the proceedings
HENSiSGroS COUNTY
~ the stoppage Of the knitting mills In BEN |
nington, It Is estimated that more than four hun
dred persons will be thrown out Of employment
| TnE senior class Of the Burr & Burton Seminary
/ Manchester, have commenced the Publication Of
an eghtpase paper, called IN. seminary Courdnf
It will be- issued quarterly. The fnt number
makes a eredablc appearance.
Tm Bennington Ners says that IN removing
some bodies from their resting places, ia the cen-
etery, in that town, the body Of Mrs Bartlett,
that had been buried some twelve years was
found TO be petrded, weighing five hundred
pounds
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proprately celebrated by the Masons. at North
bennington, June p, by the dedication Of their
new and spacious Masonic hall, with beftting
ceremsnies. This hall has been erected In place
Of the one destroyed by fire last ear sud is to be
occupied by the Masonic lodge and the Comman-
derry Of knights Tcmpar
BENNiNGroN letter SAYS. The bahy-show on
Saturday was so great an affair that the Gaicue
comes out with an eNtr, To describe IT, There
were at least thousand people ont TO see it. It
cost Mr.. Daniel McEwen Si7.13to redeem his prom
ise u supply all the children with candy Sixty
six " little clerubs sat mp alof', and had their
photographs taken Civil rights were fully recog-
nized-two "colored babies appearing in the
group Each mother thought her own child the
prettiest, aud SO voted And she was right too.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Wool Is selling in Caledonia county at forty
cents for prime washed thirty cents iorunwashcd.
Prime fine combiug woods have sold rs high as
furty-twO cents
Tue Weeks Brothers, prominent business
firm Of Lyndon, fail IN get the unanimous consent
of their creditors TO twenty-five per cent and are
now going into bankruptcy.
l. f. BLAKE, a ons-timc resident Of sutton, re-
Gently died in Texas leaving by will 500 to the
town Of sutton the interest to be expended e,ery
year in trimming mp the cemetery.
OS Sunday last, Mrs Leonard willard, Of st.
Johnsbury, woman about eighty years old, was
found dead in her room She had been up in the
morning, ate hearty breakfast and was feeling
as well as usual About nine o'clock some one
went to her room. and found her dead, lying upon
her face upon the floor.
cHwrENDES couNrY
ABOUT forty men are working ON the Bnrng-
ton Lamoille railroad at jericho
The Burlington IS L,mone railroad company
have purchased at the foot Of Pine street. in Bur
= lington, seven or eight acres of land for IS 800
for the freight and storage business Of the road
> The Burlington Manufacturing Company have
, just received from New York, boat load Of
Italian marble blocks The consignment is said
TO be the largest received in this part Of the
country at one shipment
HERMAN srANNAhp, brother oil Cen stan
nafo was found dead IN his bed, Saturday morn
ing at MS residence IN colchester Mr.. Stinnaid
was apparently IN good health Friday evening.
ana the cause oil MS death Is unexplained.
ESSEX COUNTY.
IllE contract to complete the grading ON the Port
u ! l.. e ~ 4. 4
lahu osuehsOursh road rom West concord to
: INC Conne''ieu' mas peon let 10 man named
"oous' nun montreal 10 40 Tue Whoe WORK re'uy
'ue non' ~ a. "luia'eu puce iot 'le "hoie JOB
inc '''eA M!els VIII keep up win NM ana inc
o WoiA VIII ve done ready Tor the engine by inc
). lo'n vi august
4 TnR house and barns OF j. T. Woodbury., in
!, Concord, were burned on Monday morning Of last
n week Mr. Woodbury., after moving his family
), and most Of his goods 20 Lancaster, New lIamTr
= Sn"7 nSu 'e'uineu 10 ii"Ne some arrangements
Il aO"u' ''o p'e"''s's AZ "o 'Iooh Ill the morn
u dis,,'rlonco ,o.,,oo,, hts - ,,
narate them tho lantern got ,,,,e, a,I IN ios.
Than ttroo rinn,e. tho irsi,Io - .., In
b, on fire. loss. 81. sOo; insured for $1,000
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q Tur t,ilnro of Io,l,e,, & 1ro,, .i,,,,,o,s ~, st
: Aibans il annonpce1 with ro,.o,.l li,bpitio. IA
IS SIS 200.
: GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
d As workmen were repairing y Young store in
e Alburgh, they found in an old counter which had
% been stored in George d soNles' barn for some
y the' mouse nest anu two cards OF matches
e niue su'Wlns oil tue mi'e womb nave gwen us
n another OIL t''o'e Mysterious 'neehui"S hr'S'
e lAM"'lLE COUNTY
JoNArhAN DYER oil Emofe' ae'eity-tonr years
old' cut ana cleared Twelve acres oil Woodland,
81 alone last year ana recently cut ten CORDS oil
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