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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-20

The Schenck committee will acquit
him OF Intentional wrong. but will
charge that he acted in manner in
compatible with his position as Minis
ter of the United States.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-20

Ny wife, ANNIE WILLIAM, having left my
bed and board ON her own account. am nc
longer responsible for AMI will not pay any
bills contracted by her.
Phoebe. May 18th, 1876.
myis.im ELIJAH WILLIAMS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
Pro te Court.

HARVEY T1LoGN. judge. N. A. H\s!. R.sls,er.
The following business was transacted
IN the Probate Court of the District OF
Washington. during the week ending
June u:
June Is. James Aliens estate-wiil re
ferred for probate to June p Abigail
simpsons estate--will proved; j. $.
Chambcrlin, executor; David Perkins and
j. p. ladd, appraisers
June s. Abigail Riders cstate-rom-
ml>sloner>' report returned
June9. Allen Collisions cState-lcenS,
to sell personal estate granted
June 10, Nancy Quinby'S cs,atc-wil
referred for rebate to July ;.
June II. Minors Williams guardian
shlp-C. ID. Williams. guardian; applied,
ton to sell real estate referred to July 3
The captain general of Cuba has been Officially
authorized to draw ally the spanish trea-nl,
for $4,000 gold.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
The Vermont Historical Society.

II" I9.l'"In- : y ~ "l ''h'FIon' ioh~
- 'iI' N'fh" M li.~."r.t"I society during
TN" month u NtN, l>'".
Professor j. l.. 'i1"'.ich. Erln.con-
j,rj. .l> 4 rJrt. vuMme> one to
seven - t. $50. ti,r~ not compile
trI, seven numbers lhti-nlt>o,lt. Xt-
.r.. hy T. u. Barber. MndIr-
4uIV. 1851, pack tge~ Of other news
rtp.I~. thir.N-tivr pm.pAlc:~ " Yer
mont >yioa. Iolriat, " Teachers
Voice. ttr.
l-.lst CI.ti-.. T. H..t-blr4A. IA Pc
per IcAuur - W t~AiuLton life
guard
{ Aie1 OF lu-iner.-. Washington. H. g.
United States Drugrtphicu >urvrK>
Ne~, of ,Ar. our hunIrc,l;h meridian.
volume three: G.plo-v
l,,N. w II Lord. Montpelier One VOL
umc ~talu.~ uu slavery. br John
Ic.cu.r -.\ hnu,!scl and thirty seven
pages. Nj. lrtDhsr Vas I llAliv" OF
Vera.
{ w Eaton, Wakefield. VI - One vol
1uurti,.sI,.ll ,.,;,.Il. History Of town,
ot Ecldil.y. \orthlse.,lin.r and w Ike
ida. Ma,~.. bv Hon. TIN Erun. por-
tr:i.~. cigAt hundred aud -,.lcnty-1ivr
pages. forty pumuh,rt~
: \ Green NJ - Boston Du,lunihlct
copy # the laws If lllt1arI tolLgr.,
1910. edited Nv d.. Green.
I.-~,\ Institute. Salon. Na-~-l;gI,t,in
for .Iuue. J4lN and August. 80.
NJ Fanny rdmcr. Montp licr-Au,o-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

The Burlington Ere Press says: 4" The
coming Fourth of July will he celebrat-
ed on a more or less extensive scale in the
towns ofSt. Johnsbury, Windsor. Rutland,
STAFFORD, Rochester, jamaica, Nergenncs
Brattleboro, Woodstock, Brandon, Ben
nington and several others-a wider OBJ
servance, probably. than the day has even
had in this state"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
NJ ID. GIiNA\. I;b'lritn.
Montpelier, Vt.

Dow PEDRO N NTKNpNr-lh Empr-
ror Dom Pedro left Montreal "Wednesday
afternoon, at three O'clock VIII Montreal
and Boston Air Line. he Company pro-
vidcd special train from Richfor,l /"
Newport. which gave the Imperial patty
time to enjoy 4 row on Luke Memphrema-
COZ. The Emperor was highly pleased
with the fine scenery along the route. The
party left Nrwp1r; on the night express.
At the expense of tn" little chap who
worried the elephant; from the Philadrl-
phia Bt<l1eItu:
TarboN's body h'- ~; "; pn~se
through Philadelphia.
Tarb0x of Lawrence. being Frye ! on
El4ine's gridilon recalls the nartyrlonl
of tic original Lawrence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
~ ARDIA\> NOTICE

STATE OF VERMONT District q Nasiiii-t L. =
In Probate Court held at MontIe!ifr "ifhin ana ''
sad District the l2th lay OF June 4 - -"
carlos u Williams guardian Of hafI,,t.'
and d.orgeC Williams. hls 'lllhlf.h az -,
sand dlstrl' dslrli,ed real Of h.
III uards t. Wit: one undivIted nan 81 d - -,
Sait va - \orthfeId decided by the adhlhlsrSu.N
ani ia o@at ot liam e Woodbury. deceased =
q the Williams no the pther OF salt
Mary E.,H b.r death SAID land desc ndtd = NJ
H,l,.n reIres.rltlns that the SAL th'f'i ~ -.
II ,uflug the proceeds 81 eHrh sait AZ -Alci
~. r investing tn. same III stocks or feaI sa'e' --
ne beneficial 70 sad wards ,,,-. tho. e.5a an
o N session thereof 70 i,41
fIl' ,t in said NOntreller. the 81 day u
III u l-7o hearing and ieclsion tne.e, y ~
t1r,her ordered that all lersous interested b' ~
.ed hsre0f by publication OF notice OF SAID az -,
~ IA or|ler thereon. three weeks snccssslNt4N -
tlon dnu Torr.ain Freeman published al Noctie-4t
M ra eaId ftr9e u hearing that they nay app.SE
Ia ,l,t.e AID place, and il they see cause "'''
~ VIZ CHASE Register y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
Barre ACADEMY,

The exercises of commencement week at
Barre Academy, last week, were of more
than usual interest. and were attended by
II large number of citizens of the place and
by many of the Alumni and friends Of the
school from abroad. The sermon to the
class, preached by the Rev. l.. Tcnncy, on
Sabbath afternoon, in the Congregational
church (where all the public exercises of
the week We're heidi, was an able effort.
Eight Young men, four from each of the
upper classes, contested for the prizes IN
oritory, Monday evening. All did them
selves credit and each earned u prize. There
were but two to be awarded however, and
the committee If award decided in favor of
Luther Dennry Whittemore. class of 20,
of Mortified, aud Herman NJ. Webster,
class of u, of .Alstead, n. H., the former
receiving the first prize Of SG,the latter the
second of 81. The young gentlemen and
ladies OF the Middle Class acquitted
themselves finely in their rhetorical ENer-
cse> on Tuesday evening. The class num-
bcr> twcntv-onc, nineteen Of whom ap-
pcarcu W it'll original essays and oratons.
Three ladies We're excused from reading
the essay, they had prepared.
Scnccl llaselton. class %, in an ad,lre>,
before the Alumni, on Wednesday after
noon. took for his subject The Decay of
\ations.' Hon. j. w. Patterson, before
the Social Fraternity, in the evening Of
the sumo day, spoke on True Manhood"
These societies hclu their business meet
ngS Thursday morning, and 1t was voted
on the part OF the fraternity to invite the
Hon Gcor1c f. ElmunuS to deliver the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
Orange County Court.
JINE Tern. 1876.

The Court convened on Tuesday, the
9TH day of June, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. PRAYER
was offered by Rev f. f. IIerrick.
H Hos 4 Hi Il ITy Prra;SidinE Judge.
HoS' joins 4 RI TJ ~ NJ Assistant jules
~ ~ HH GyIi.J rerk ,,,.r,.
5 SFaF$S shsr5 tf . A',@'n's'
The Grand Jurors being called, the fol-
lowing gentlemen answered to their names
and were sworn:
Bradford. Cvru, >tcarn,; Bralntrce,
VIM. {. Holman; Brooktield, +. ID. Rich
arlson Chelsea. Stephen Vincent, Philan-
der Robbins; Corinth, John b. Locke :;
Farlcc, VIM. Child; Ncwbury. a. b. W.
White; Orange, r. p. Camp; Randolph,
l.. l.. Wheeler; Stanford, III. G.. Brown :;
Thctford, Scion G. Smith; Topsham.
James Z. Tabor; Tunbridgc, VIM $ Eos
ter; Nershirc, ID. NJ Richardson's; Wash
in9ton, John H. Perkins; w. Flirlcc.
Henry G.. lIutchinS; Willi,mstown, John
VI. Palmer.
and sworn as Petit Jurors:
Bradford, Geo. W. Farr; Braintree,
Whitman Howard Henry Duton Jr;
Brookiield. J. w. Parmcntcr, Frank O.
Allen; Chelsea, G. y. AnIru>, s. II. Ben
nett; Corinth. |. H. Virgins Fairlcc,
Marshall +. Rugg, Stephen Staples; New
bury, George SwaZcy, @. Il. Rogers
Orange, +. G. Camp, Peter NJ. Dickey
Randolph, G.. ID. O>good; John Waite =;
Stanford, ID. 5. Barrett John Preston;
Thettord, c. NJ. Emerson; Topsham, O.
\. Dodge; Tunbridgc. Orvi> Tracy, \. II.
Austin; Nershire, Isaac =. Morcv, l.. ID,
Paine; Washington, \. II. Ca>wel, ID. g..
Blake w. Fairlce, Asa VI. Child, iona +.
Eastman; William>town, John Adams,
Jason IL. Jctforl>.
Judge Powers charged the Grand Jury
is to their duties in a very clear and forci-
bic manncr
The first case for trid by Pcti, Jury WAS
Francis \ Wallace and wife George w
Sampson, all the plrtics living in Brad
ford. 1t was IN action of treSpa>S for as
sault on one of The plaintiffs, Mrs. Wal
lace. with an attempt to hug and kiss.
The jury were disagreed
Clarke and Harvey for Pins Farnham
and G;nmbcll for Dcft>
The second case for trial va, Ira H.
Mclrnly Town of Bradford for alleged
injuries received 10y reason Of insutlicicnrv
OF Deft's highway. \ jury WAS empannel-
ed Tuesday afternoon, jane Is. and ON
Wednesday, by request of PHI and leave
Of Court. visited the highway in question:
and on Thursday the triad of the case COM
,n.nr.l and ! -Iil1 j., ,r,crrn- linn. =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

close of the afternoon exercises. Mrs.
Busha, wife of our pastor. was taken with
u sudden Hines. caused by the closeness of
the crowded church and the sultrv air
She was Immediately conveyed to her
home aud is III u fair way of recovery.
On Monday, June -, c. J. Kibber dug
up and removed a block of frozen earth ::
dozen feet in length, and a foot and half
thick. 1t was broken into pieces and
hauled away by oxen with chains. Rather
late for 50 much frost. even in Vermont.
The Brooktleld Cornet Band occupied
their new band stand. near the school
house in the North Village, for the first
time last Monday evening. and gave the
citizens the benefit of their excellent music
for an hour or more
CALAI>.-Dr. II. j. Hammond, \. A.
Surgeon i'll t. :. A.. lately from Fort
Brown, on The Texas frontier, i, Spreading
the summer with friend, in town
The Agricultural meeting last Tuesday,
WAS not Il success, but few attending. at
fractions ut Barre, work ut home, and
lack of printers ink, being the cause, but
J. ii. Dnncls of Waterbury exhibited
a churn that churned water we'll and
believe all the dairymcn present approx
ed til" working Of it.
Jason Town Of Woodbury. had a self
spreading manure wagon and gave Il
practical exhibition of it, with fine ma
nurc 1t Will work to Il charm.
NolTIFIElD.--BAEN STRUCK El LIDur-
NING.-During the thunder shower that
prevailed here last Friday evening. the
barn of J. Is. Shortridgc Of this town was
set on fire 10y ;hc electric fluid. which
struck at one corner and Glove its way
down the post, tearing of the weather.
board and setting ON fire pile of straw
which lay at the foot of the post. Mr..
Shortridge was in fair view of the bolt
when it struck, and prevented the DIES
truction of Iii, building by the timely APP
pliclton Of u pail of water. His house,
she'd and barn We're connected. and most
likely would all have burned but for the
..r1, -n.il;n,,af ,,,o ,..,t.f, g., .;.,1
nv iVl0' winch NV'' oio''' i lc"
"''N9 80, 'i''' sumo l''i'>' 'e''"7l"7 |"
manu- % ~ IVA '''' "o''i
- 49, - Wv ''''' '''N 'lI',' '.'"'
'+'' WV '''' ia '''' '''''',S
have also lost many lambs, apparently
from, tI,, cam. ..,,,.,.. and from, o.,.,f,1o >
animation it now seem, to have, been the
work Of loo, Wear, Glad tor,li,vo I'm.
man natlr,. Of the odinm Of .nr} . crime
lint how. ,h,ut th.. door, Womb i NO, H..
j., h,,..in.e ia ,.,mnuni,v tn h,v. ,hoir
nr,,I.r 1...,r.Ia
E><r.rru Monday afternoon p, how
from Mort htiIl of .tbout 10 wears of .,r,.
II tlll''Nl MI T. ~t'lf' I l't. On t4 COW
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
DIR. SAEE'S CNTAERH EEMEDY

is no patent medicine humhu~, got up to dupe the
Ignorant and cre'iulous il 1t represented as
icing imposed OF rare aud precious sub tinces
brought from the four corners of the earth carried
seven tunes across the Great Desert of sahara on
the backs OF tnUl teen J. and hi ought across
the Atlantic Ocean ON two >hipS.'' 1t is Il simple
mild, soothing remedy, perfect specific for Catar
IN and g Cod III the Heat" also for Offensive
Breath, Loss or impairment of the sen OF smell,
Taste, or tlcal ing, Watcry or Weak Eye, Pam or
Pressure III the head, when caused, as they all
unir' quentlv are. by the vIuiclcc of Cltarrn.
ENI3WI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
Yer mont News.
ADnISAE EDENEN

Yer mont News.
ADDISON COUNTY,
~ IL Nichols, printer employed IN the Middle
bury Register Office, shot himself, sunday night
with revolver. He Ii Ell four shots, only of
which, however, took effect, the ball entering III
front OF his ear and lodging directly back OF ms
right eye. lie had been somewhat dss ipatc,l, and
y"ui lady to whom he had been quite alten
tive had OF late refused to him. sunday eve.
nng he irici to gain admlttanre to the house wheI
she lived but refused. About halt-past
ten thit evening, shot, We're hetri the
Park, below the Addison House. where he
found As above stated His recovery Is doubtful
and should he live. hi, cycaiyht Will he ruined.
BENNINGrO\ COUNTY.
tncl." Daniel Cunts, the oldest po~tm ter IN
the United states, died at ms residence in North
Dorset, saturday morning. aged y years. Until
lately he has bccl almost active 2, a young
man. He was first appointed postmaster by Pres
llent JACK \ few months ago he received
letter from the Dep trtmcnt IN Washington inform
ing HIM that he had been longer in service than any
other pos tma>tcI in tins country
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
,.eorsc Hunnett, who escaped from IN i
Juhn-hury III in company " It'll Johnson, the bur
ga, was captured sunday night, tn ith
W illIan l:Gackctt r I-her recently moved Il n:n
East hee'ock To- " hcelock, and As the reputation
| OF the family no' fincIed by his new nel.hbol-
eleven youns To hIs house Thursday
might ana beat hin terribly .breIhln; ms rs aud
inlIctIrE other serious mjuIIes.
t.Iy,I stone Of 4 Jnhu-bllv Center = brake.
m ~, ON iIi,. E,,t,n and VI ,,tr,I ni,lf r<nI,..
IuulIrl from The. platform 81 MS CIR saturday
rn. tr,, - .,,,n, # H. ,.n,Ir.t. ,f ,,..i ami
~t,n-x.. a,tnni-tei t, iiai himself ! ,suI
, I'D, t and untuIt
+ .rI,x,ur iIoln j, wald,u. i youtn oI -cl..,
., ,,.. ,.,vn,l II, &. ,l,. ,,.nI an sur1,, r..
,,,. H., ,r,,,,o, b.,,,,t Il. l,,t, ~ H..
,nll..in,,,,,,.. -,.lI not r.,, ~,
~. .I.,i..
! \ ypun- son 81 J,n. : Iluth.rIat LynIrA VA
KILLED. on the TN INST. To- cant running over hln.
lie Wa j! t,n- On Z ~ Il @.rt 1'r pleasure wAen
he cll and before tn, horses coulI b" -tnrltcl TIE
! wheel passed OYER lt n u-hln. h.:n u l.
/ ..i,ri boar.
tHiIrt\pt\ tpU<rt
EI-uu,<p NAKktr jane l.tt-f:utl,r t,-it,
.rl,tl-to.,. Al.,ytul.n -,l .-oIl tt,.,.;
/ rhr4,,...ll .,t.,;t,-., l,rnIl-l., ,nltu. Nh,
! ,,.tnr,
N,tl,.n Swan n,.,t.. r.....,ti, ,,,., t... .,Ir
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Grammar. .h,,,.,.t ,,n..... -, v,, t,.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

Brigham has the sympathy O
immunity in his double be
f>jfc and child.
uug Il big shower here over
:Ihh- ana damaged several
-lplubundancc Of water.
Njrhoal Conlan, drowned at
40. other day, was recovered
u.u. 40 suspicion, of fouI
,pinrj.
EIl\1oN.- Washington and
.t.r- having proposed i sol
..at Montpelier, this fall, Or
.'.-.ry- to be- counted in also
Nrem mt railroad and
u, lIrrlnd Wells River rail
PENNSYLVANIA railroad will
u..h~ To persons attending
sand bodies ut Darlington.
4.~.I1> AMI Thursday of thu
. tnNNLNrlpN.-Tho annual
..r diocese Of Y crmOnt be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

The Rn>~lln Court invited D.. Aver and his
family to the Archduke'o wc,ldm. the RoN al
Palace. TINS il>tmrll N Wt~ awarded INN not
only because he WAS an American, but also be-
cause hi name ,thy stefan had become iaVora-
bly, known IN Rus IL on IT. passage rouni the
world = Pnrtf, (Coi |esY,fc. FM2lml
The of Hans Vegetable >lcian HAIR Re
newer brings new han upon bald head-, if III, han
nlllc Is 40 e NOT wholly .lcstrnNe.,. NY 1t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
IRON THE BLOOD.

The PERUVIAN SYRUP vitalizes ami enrIcles
the blood. tones up the system, builds up the,
broken Town, cures Dy,pepla, Debility, dropsys
thll- and Fevers, Chrome DiarihTt, Nervous
Affections IIOils, HumorS, Diabetes, sc. Thou
SAINTS hav been changedoy the use OF tins remedy
from weak, slcky, suffering creatures, t. ST. onS,
healthy and happy men ard women; and lnNa lids
cannot reasonably hesitate to give 1t a trial.
\ 3l-page pamphlet containing history ct the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, valuable paper on progress
medical science, Il treatise on Iron Il medical
agent Testimonials from dstluy iehed phys lcIans.
clergymon and other, VIII be sent Tree TO any al-
dress. SETH ". FOWLE 4 Sons, PrOpretora. 50
Harrison Ave. Boston. Sold by dealers generally
FMl4Wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
WINDSOR COUNTY.

II. J. Wcl,etero Hotel at liubbardtpE, known a
the Oil Dewey stand was burned, Saturday.
Bethel Is troubl =. with bears AM 1t Is proposed
to celebrate the Fourth of Jay hy grand bear
hun'.
NIEDI\N - ~.
ti.c pcroueS united with the HrIttcouIo CnIver
5 Iii church sunday, the It'll instant.
Eighteen persons were received INTO the Consre-
z liuaal chutcl at South WartlSboro sunday, June
| Nh, twelve OF whom were baptized by Rev f F.
Ahilnlf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
che freeman.
.VrDNESDAY. JUNE II. 1876.

mask. the FIREMAN particularly valua-
...- from al! parts of Vermont, and our
tn.r,ut parts OF the State. especially in
,.,,--,.. and LanoIlle Counties, Will confer
.... III u~a1i Que readers by sending us
.n., GIVE rs facts and sc will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

\ Rutland dispatch says that the com
mittec of investigation appointed by the
sixteen companis losing by the Bates
House fire met there last Wednesday. The
amount of insurance B1tcS has ut stake, as
cut down by appraisers, is 10000. All
the componie, interested unite to resist
pavmcnt, and all companies represented
in the National Board of Underwriters re-
fuse to insure any property OF Bates or
Bates X Son.
MrppLEBrEY COLLEGE Seventy nnth
annual Commencement of Mlddlcbury
College, Mddlcburv, Vt. Sunday, July 1G
the baccHllureate by President Hubert; in
the evening IN address will be delivered
before the Philadelphia Society by the Rev.
Hiram Mead, of Oberlin, Ohio. Tuesday,
july Is. the annual meeting of the Phi
Beta kappt Society. the annual address
before the associated alumni by \. f..
Rankin, of st. John,barv, and the alumni
dinner viii take place in the evening is
the P;trkertn prize speaking, Wednesday,
July - Commencement exercises
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

Uncle" Daniel Cunts, the oldest pp-tma stcr IN
the United states. died at ms residence in North
Dorset, saturday morning. aged - years. Until
lately he has becl almost as active 2, young
man. He was first appointed postmaster by Pres
l!cnt Jack son. y few months ago he received a
letter from the Department IN Washington inform
ing hm that he had been lon ger in service than any
other pos tma>tcI in this country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14
A ACTIVE AGENT WANTED
4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE
E /, y L + y y | \ /.
lJI>D READING: P>NtIIOMt>tN FA>-

NtGNA1IoN. sal ChArIuii-- M.-Il- rlsrIl. ari
E.rri-. trtio, ia .yNIfi-r ir~ lrA-r las al
at. al. tf.-k
,~t-.- ~ ia ~ Ua.l - e. Hunt s
t-.,-- H.. til = IIIl..-. Ia f-.Ni
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

y. H. Nichols, printer employed IN the Middle
bury Register Office, shot himself, sunday night
with revolver. He Ii ei four shots, only one of
which, however, took effect the ball entering IN
front OF his ear and lodging directly back OF ms
right eye. lie had been somewhat diss patcd, and
a y"u' lady to whom he had been quite attcn-
tive had OF late refused to him. sunday eve.
nlns he rlci to gain admttance to the whel C
she lived but was refused. About halt-pa
ten tn 1t evening, shots We're hciri near the
Park, below the Addison House. where he " 5
found As above stated. Hi, recovery Is doubtful
and should he live hi. cycoiyht Will he ruined
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-14

II MIN M Ht-f-Nf--
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10
The Claremont Murder.

Our Claremont correspondent sends us
further particulars of the shooting ARRAY
at the Junction house on Sunday evening
last. Thomas Mason of West Windsor,
came 10 the hote-and inquired for George
p. Dean, the clerk. In few moments
Dean came in and after a little time he
asked him if he was going out to Felcb-
vile to dance. lie replied no, and said
he was out there three years ago and the
hoster stole the feed away from the horse
and he would not go there again. 1t turned
out that Mason was the hostler at the time.
He gave the lie to Dean. Dean said he
could prove it. Thereupon Mason says
"Come out of doors and we will settle it.
Dean replied: ~ do not wish to fight"
and did not go out. Mason went to the
barn and after remaining few moments,
came back into the bar room, he shot Dean
while he was standing by the stove. The
ball passed through the waistband of his
pants and was taken out near the back by
the left kidney.
Dean is still alive with little hope Of re-
covery. Dean is 90 years old; Mason 43.
Mason was arraigned on Tuesday and
bound over for trial at the county court
under bonds, in default of which he was
lodged in jail at Newport. He has the
reputation of being rough customer.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10
Attemnted Suicide.

Edward Nevins of Fletcher, man some
what advanced in years. attempted suicide
Tuesday by cutting his throat. BE went
to the barn about noon, and about two
o'clock was found by one of the family,
under the floor, where he had gone after
inflcting the wound. He had cut off his
wind and food pipes and back to the main
artery on one side, his knife then slipping
over it and inilicting cash back Of it. He
was taken in and speedily attended by DR..
Briggs. The chances of recovery are
doubtful. Mr.. Nevins was in good cir
cumstances, lived happily with his family,
but for some little time had been melan-
choly. No cause for that was known to
exist save fear that he had not sufficient
forage to winter his stock.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-10
Personal

Indian Commissioner Watkins OF Texas
is the guest of Postmaster Maxfield of
Chester.
DR.. j. G. Holland lectures at Burlington
on Thursday, February 17lh. Subject
"Hobby Riding"
Rev. Walter Underwood, pastor of the
Methodist church at Waterbury, has re-
ceiyed the honorary degree of ID. D., from
Frenlew masonic college, at Americas,
Georgia
Hon. Joseph Barrett, commiss Toner of
patents under President Lincoln, and now
at the head of the editorial department Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, Isl guest of Geo:
II. Hilton, esq, of Chester.
The father of the famous Leland family
of hotel keepers was Simon Leland, who
drove the first stage over The Green noun
tains, and established The Green mountain
coffee house at Landgrove, Bennington
couniy. almost a century ago.