Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

scanning on "Wednesday A1SS
The case of Hayden. the wife murder
er. has been continued tin the February 1
term of the Orleans County Court
The annual meeting of the Vermont |
and Canada railroad company, will De |
held at Bellows Fall, October 10.
The trial Of Tatro. the Franklin coun-
ty murderer. was set for the present
term Of that court, but will not be heard
until the next term.
AIS years old son of Chandler East
man of West Concord. fell from an APP
pie tree. a week ago last Friday, break
ing both bones of his left leg between
the foot and knee
Rev. Mr.. Worthen, pastor of the NJ.
E. church in Chelsea, has resigned his
charge in consequence ofill health. Rev.
W. ]. Kidder of Mortified. viii supply
his pulpit.
While in a fit Of insanity. Chandler
Cobb. Wilmington young man, en-
route for Minnesota, fatally shot him.
self through the head. few days since, at
Detroit, Michigan
Warren johnson. twelve years old,
adopted son of Charles Coleman of New
fame. was arrested last Monday evening.
for an attempt to burn Mr.. Coleman's
buildings. He eonfesses the crime.
1t appears that the Copper Mining
Company of Vershire. are feeling the
pressure of hard times. 1t recently dis
missed forty workmen. and those that
remain are required to work ten hours a
day instead of eight.
The new dam across the Winooski was
finished few days ago. There was used
/ in its construction 367 900 feet of tim
Der and % tons of iron it is So feet
above the river bed and about three in
ches longer than the old one.
A young man named Bassett, employ
ed by the Brandon kaolin and Paint
Company, was fatally injured at Bran
don, recently, while at his labors In the
works. He was caught in belt, receiv-
ing injuries which resulted in his death
half an hour later
Mr. George B. Shaw. formerly Of Bur-
lington, and now Centennial correspond
ent of the Boston Herald, on the grounds
at Philadelphia, was attacked while en-
tering the Herald building and brutality
mutilated. 1t is thought he will recover.
There is no known motive for the act
The venerable Stephen Whipple OF
South SALISBURY. who has just entered
the ninety-sixth year of his age, while
visiting his mill, few days since, was
struck IN the face by broken belt and
Frustrated He was carried home and
is now slowly recovering.
Last Monday morning, Timothy Wey.
mouth of Passumpsic. fell from the step:
of store and broke his hip. As he /;
about Lightweight years Of age, it /:
thought to be dangerous case. HI;
fall was caused by feebleness inciden
20 his age
, Lyman c. Aldrieh of Westminster
has raised during the past year from sc
coarse wool ewes, forty lambs. which ht
sold for $3.50 each, amounting to $50
The wool raised upon the same sheer
was sold for S52.83. Total, 1892. SO
5 Who beats
On Friday of week before last, con
tractor Hogan came through with hi
barrel of money, and the work of lay
ing the iron for the Portland & 0gdens
burgh railroad is to be vigorously pros
ecuted by three gangs of tracklayers ant
: two ballast trains. An early completion
is confidently expected.-Free Press.
/ One day week before last, as Georg
D Russ of Hartland. was driving cattle. b
picked up stone about the size Of
hens egg and threw it at yearling heii
or, hitting her on the head and KILN
q Der instantly. Throwing stones at dunn
: animals is thing no man or boy shout
: be allowed to DO.
q C. H. Stevens of Walden, was seriou:
ly injured, few days since, while draw
= ing stone for Mr.. Bushby. His horse
! started and the stones fell on his RICH
n side, arm and leg. rendering the doctor
a assistance necessary. Some two year
. since be had his left arm broken Will
:. IN the WOODS cutting trees.
Mrs N. B. Stevens, who was recon
: mitted to Jail at Chelsea, on the 25t
% instant, charged with setting fire to til
e Trotter Hotel at Bradford. obtained bal
o in the sum Of seven thousand dollar
and was thereupon discharged, Amos
Bates Of Rutland. being her surety. W
have rather expected Mr.. Bates woul
turn up in this case WGtch1aoa.
x The store Of J. B. Daily & Co Of Star
/ stead Plain. ?. O.. about a mile fro
1e Derby Line. was entered BY thieves. la
Of Wednesday night, and some 5000 wort
Of goods stolen. The thief then went
= the livery stable Of George McDouga
'e and stole team He was afterwards a
es rested at this place. and gave his nan
By as Ryan, claiming 70 hail from Bradfor
gh Ralph Gillian, young man abo
o. sixteen years old. son Of Thomas Cliff
.g an Of Norrjsville, had his right han
badly cut. week ago last Saturday.
= was working in the Norrisville Manufs
Ier turing Companys shops with sms
be circular saw, aBdslost three fingers, al
at the remaining fore-fnger viii be stiffe
rst ed
At the st. Adams butter market, Ia
Tuesday. the attendance was good. n;
- ket dull. receipts light. Wequote Co
'ne mon at from sixteen to eighteen cent
n. good, nineteen TO twenty three cent
he choice, twenty-four to twenty eight ct
nd gilt edged, thirty cents per pound. vi
occasional extra choice diaries selling
ere q higher price
i've Two H.. AZ -;
or 10 the state prison at Windsor; q
m there are III. The prison has $50 eel
the and It's income over all expenses was