St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

Hon. Charles RUSS'il dlt" at '''
dence in Burlington, SUNDAY NOR
in consequence of il paralNtlc sh"ch re
ceiyed on the Tuesday previous. ne
WAS "A native of Bennington, bu' hau
lived in Burlington over % yeais' most
of which time he practlced law tnere.
He WAS town clerk of Burlington about
% wears. indgc of probate II years.
and was for many wears county auditor.
He also represented Burlington III the
legislature.
The Montpelier Waterman: Ill Il no
tice of the marriage of Miss Sarah \.
Lard. second daughter of Rev. W: ii.
Lard. TO Rev. NJ. ID. kneeland, of
Waterloo. y. Y. on Wed tuesday, last,
S,ys. The numerous and valuable
presents which attended the event con
t,ihuted but the feebleSt expression
nf the high esteem in which the bllde
is held 10y all our people.
sheriff Morrill, and other ST. Adams
officials have Just completed thorough
and exhaustive search of the premises
furmcrlv occupied 10y Lit Page. The
search WAS made to cndeaNor t" dI>cov-
er some of the missing articles "f cI"th-
in~ which Miss Ball WAS known I" have
with her when she WAS killed. ne
floor of the house. the vault. and the
places most likely to he selected f"r
Secreting the slippers. undertaking
and brush. were inspected. but nothing
was found.
DIR. Wallace Stewart of Clarendon.
who went to Bellows Falls Tuesday. in
company with ID. II. Perry of Bridge
water. is supposed to have been
drowned in the Connecticut river there.
He and Perry were both intoxicated.
and in the evening We're walking near
the river. when Stewart. rcnarklng that
he saw something floating in the water,
went down to the bank for nearer
view, and did not return. He has not
been seen since. and il Is supposed he
slipped into the river and went over
the falls.
The Detectives are after Charles c.
.JnhII>nn of Chester. who has passed Il
Ton "rd check fnr 300. hearing the
names of Dunn y Champion of Rut-
land. ON parties at Duluth. Mimi. He
also attempted. early this fall. to raise
IL large sum of money upon the strength
of Il claim which he pr"t,.>>cd to have
against Inc Middlc>cN railroad company.
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large sum of the town money.
Charles O'C"n"r of New York i the
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lir assistant Treasurer AT New l"'k
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ne HOSTS nav" iulht'n me grape crop
~ i''ii>>r''rr county; y. phe man
h\'h@ neal 10Y mas '">t one ih""N''h"
P""""> "' "hi'c grapes
ne people "i ohl" al me latt 'l'r-
non l'J'''cd inc Iol,'>'" constitution
al aii'h'slthI prov Nun" l"l Il lA\ on
h"@>. ne hllI'l'H against II WIS
nearly h'""'
y doctor at Montreal has sued his
Landlord Ton S2o.Irm damages for i'll
health. caused. he alleges. 10y the I'M
" h"l">"lnrnt>> "f the house III which n"
ir>l'it>'
jesse P"mcr"} mother visited him .
IN laIl last week f"I the hl>t time since
tine pnhIlcttI"n "i the famous ant"h
"gIaPhy. the authorities having t"rhid- /
den her +" SIC him.
Mrs. Lincoln. who i now otoppiur in |
Springfield. ILL.,. takes occasional short
walks upon the sheets. and >rrm> t"