Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23

without lawyer.
A new paper called the Gasstts has
been started In Bristol.
There are ll6 boys and 6 girls in the
Reform School at NergenneS>
There are 4Sl patients in the Insane
Asylum at Brattleboro. l62 of whom
are from cut CT the State
Fifteen or twenty sheep Of Joseph
Jones Of Charlotte. were recently killed
by dogs.
Mrs. D. E. Woods Of Lowell. who
brought up nephew from infancy, is
insane because the child's mother has
taken the child away.
Legislative means are being taken to
remunerate John Bailey, Jr. of Wells
River. for capturing Miles and the other
Barre bank barglars-
A deaf and dumb man named Charles
Clarkson. of Niddlehury. was struck by
an engine near Rupert the Sd. and had
j leg broken, besides other injuries.
George E. Davis Of Burlington. Is
president. and Henry Fairbanks of St.
JOhnsbury, secretary Of the State execu-
tive committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association,
Mrs. Horace Stephens of Londonderry,
discovered. few days since. three splen-
did black dogs in her wood she'd; an
examination Of their tracks BY some
neighbors discovered them to have been
bears
Friday, Oct. q. has been designated
as Vermout's day at the Centennial At
IL o'clock a. H.. An address on The
History and Growth Of the State, will
be delivered at the Judges Hall. by
Henry Clark of Rutland.
The factories at Windsor are running
full time with full number Of hands. but
have made forty-eight per cent reduc-
ton Of wages Business in general Is
duller than it has been at any previous
time
The Rutland Herald says: Some Of
the leading men Of both Houses look
with much favor upon the idea Of hold
Ing = short session, leaving the more i'm.
portant measures in the hands Of appro-
pirate committees, and adjourning over
till next fall.
A very malignant type Of diphtheria
Is prevailing in Troy at present, many
cases Of which have already resulted IA
tally. II is confined largely to children
and in some instances two or three deaths
have occurred in a single family.
The Vermont Officers Reunion Soeie
" holds Its annual reunion at Montpelier
on Wednesday, November 18th Lieu
tenaut-Governor Proctor has eonsenteC
to deliver the address The cavalry re
union occurs here on Tuesday. the l4d
proxlmO-
We regret to learn Of the death Q
Frank Leavenvorth, eldest son Of Prof
4. E Lezvenworth Of Randolph, and
member Of Middlebury College He die
OF Sunday, Oct Is, after an illness q
about three weeks The funeral va
held at Hinesburgh-
Two houses On Green street. Brattle
boro, owned BY William Granbering an
Mrs Aary B. Ducles. were burned
week ago last Saturday. They were o
e4pied By ten families. the members
which lost nearly al their personal PROF
erty- The buildings we're insured f,
$1,000
Sheriff Dudley Of Montpelier. vi
---s FEs-s-=ssE. Mass, week bef0l
last, with a reqaisiti0n from Govern,
: Fairbanks, for Charles Barton. the w
; terbury bank burglar, fails to identit
the nan IN custody as the same Barte
who was convicted Of cracking" Il
bank at Waterbury. IN 1871.
The WInona Nina Republican q
nounees the death Of Hon John H Pre-
1 tiss. Of that city. after q long Hines
. He was Z son Of the late Hon Sauu
I Prentiss Of Montpelier. and was for N
ny years resident Of Irasburgh. al
prominent at the Orleans County Ba
His age wss sixty-fve years
At CastIetou. recently, there was
remarkable family gathering. Itembra
L ed a nan eIghty-seven years old and I
4 wife eighty-four. who have been marrii
n zixtY-four wears Three brothers We
present. their ages respectively ben
= eighty-three. eighty and seventy, and
\ lady whose years number eighty
we're vigorous and healthy, aud bid f
70 live for years to come
The gold mines On Minister br0c
:. near Montpelier. which had occasional
10 for years yielded quantities Of gold. =
: has been Systematically worked for
s year. Is turning cut unusually rich T
Il course Of the brook has been chang
Is for about two miles. fall Of 500 f
Is secured, sideways have been bui
e and the washiugs average s. per 4
; for each Of the men employed
5 HAYDEN, the Derby Line murder
e has been taken to Windsor prison
safe keeping until his trial begins at
next terra Of the court Sheriff Ho
ridge says Hayden i : desperate Oh
aeter that these recent 's6ts" and /;
parent repentance for his crime are Il
. shsus and lie has 10 faith IN the
= Quite recently the prisoners inagggra
e, a scheme to break jail. and Hayden !
= the riugIeader-
On the 18th inseaut. As Czssius Nj
Of kiehf0rd, was hunting il tie 10
with two eoupauions. he shot partrE
= Just as one Of the Others was taking I
IL At the sane subjeet, and ran forward
at secure his game before his dog g9s b
rss Of Il As Il was n the act Of pick
1t up, his conrzde's gun wzs zceide1t
- " discharged, and the ball, striking
q, Of his shoulder blades. glanced, era