Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

cents,
Andrew Cewan Of Hyaepark. lad
only eleven years Of age, was sentenced.
On THURSDAY Of week before last. TO ten
wears in the Reform School. for break
Z ing into Charles Cranes store. and steal
ing quantity Of gods and what money
( there wss in the cash drawer.
A meeting Of representatives Of the
several national hanks in Vermont will
be held early in June. probably at Ras-
/ land. 10 take measures to carry out the
plans Of Vermont's part in the depart
meHt Of banks and banking at the na-
tioBaI centennial Also, to appoint del
egates 70 the national bankers eonven-
\ ton at Saratoga
Frederick Fuller Of Huntington. went
TO the barn on Friday afternoon Of week
before last. TO harness his horse The
herse was soon seen. partly harnessed.
loose in the lot. His wife went TO see
what was the matter and found Mr..
Fuller insensihle on the ground he
died in about ten hours after, Of apo
rlexy. IS it IS supposed. HIS age was
ifty-eight years
/ John Allen. who set FIRE to the house
and barns Of John Hanks ef Randolph.
Saturday night Of week before last, was
I captured at West Hartford. after > des-
| perate resistance He is Seotchman
and 6eserter from the British array.
xhom Hanks had hired TO work for him
and with whom be had had dispute
about money matters,
Mr.. C. Horace Hubbard Of Spring
field. has accepted the position Of agri-
cultural editor Of the Vermont farEasT.
Mr.. Hubbard was q member Of the last
legislature, Is q member Of the state
board Of agriculture. and was formerly
connected with the Record 3 Former Of
Brattleboro. The selection was an ex-
eelIent one. and Mr.. Hubbard viii give
new value to the paper
/ Theodore Goodan came very near be-
ing drowned in the Connecticut river,
near the mouth Of Johns river at Lu-
nenburgh, week before last He was as
sisting in getting wire across the river
where the Portland & OSdensburgh rail-
rad bridge is to be built. and the Wa
ter, being very high, and running swift.
his boat caught in some Lockwood and
eapsized, and it was with difficulty that
he was saved frum being drowned The
boat vent over the falls
The Springfield Rspss6lGctss. comment.
ing on the Reorganization Of the North.
ern Pacific. says: at is not unfair tc
give chief credit for the Reorganization
20 Mr. Frederick Billings of Woodstock
Vt. He has put. and probably lost. NOR
money in the Northern Pacific than any
ether man: but he wants the satisfaction
Of seeing the rad completed. and 50 hal
: originated and is pushing forward. Wit
; all his energy and enthusiasm, this. a
, the only practicable means at presen
existing for doing it y
Mr.. N. C. Hayes. who had a harnes
and hardware shop in the Opera HOus'
building, Rutland. has been arrested a
/; the ineendiary of that building. Tn
: principal grounds for his arrest are tia
!, the fire took in his shop he had heav
insurance and very light stock; he ha
recently been burned cut in Massaehu
: sets, where. 1t IS alleged. he swiDdle
1 the insurance companies He va
: brought Up for examination on Saturda
Of week before last, but as the eounss
for the state was not prepared 60 90 o
! with the trial, it was continued Il
Monday Of this week
! An epidemic Of ineeudiarism seem
to Be the trouble At Rutland. lateI1
Last Wednesday morning, another II
eeudiary FIRE broke cut IN an opera she
& attached 70 H. L Verder & Co.'S brio
v bakery. thence spreading to the stor,
n house, where we're stored $50 barrels
-four. which was saved in > somewh:
Y damaged condition Both buildings We
: partially destroyed loss 5000, full
4 insured The village trustees, stirrs
up By the recent fires, net In eounci
Thursday, aud offered $500 reward
addition 70 the former offer Of slOO
% for the apprehension Of the incendiarie
. We are informed that the railros
u bridge across the Connectieut river
Il Dalton. \. H, Is under contract. AZ
Of that work On it has already begun II
az bridge viii Dc completed at an ear
day, and It Is expected that trains vi
run from johnson, Vt. to Portland, VI,
ne by the frst Of August The rad Is d
IN ing paying business, and an ext
n tram Il 70 De put on about the FIRST
- June 10 Accommodate the Mount Mar
Ted travel via St. Johnsbury and Wei
River, until the completion Of the Eas
d. ern division Of the Portland & Ogder
burg railroad
The Directors Of the Central Vermo
- Railroad Company net at Boston, NJ
ne 9th and organized BY the appointue
o. Of the following officers President,
nd Gregory Smith Of St AIbaus, Vt; Vi
u President, James z Laugdon, Month.
- ier, VI; Second Vice President, W.
N Smith. ST. Adams, VT; Clerk, Gecr
It Nichols. Mortified. Vt; Execute
i COMMITTEES, J. Gregory Smith, St
ii; bans Vt. J. O. Hoyt. New York city,
d KinbaIl. Bath. Ne, J.R. Langd,
:. Ao1tpelier, VI. w. C. Smith, 81
Iag baass VI Finance Committee. J.
ave Langdon, Montpelier. VI. Jacob /
ne wards. Boston. George N Rice, Wore
Ter, Aszz-, J. H. KinbalI, Bath, N
. B. p Cheney, Boston
A Meeting II gentlemen interested
~ the projected nzToz gauge railrozd fr
zrE Sosl61rne Kallss Mass. 70 MontpeIi
ere WA he'd At Bellows Fails On the Is
m Several towns along the line were rer
sented- Mr.. sprague, engineer Of
Desrhsad rzilroad, vas present. .
10 poke a. some length In reference to
Of 11Portaaes and praetic4bility Of /
ign re CSz1Itsees we're Appointed