Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09
Vermont state News.


ADDISON COUNTY.
THE druggists of Middlebury have pledged |
themselves to the ladies Of the Womens Tenn
perance Union that they will not sell, furnish or
give away any intoxicating liquors, except upon
the prescription of n physician in good and regu-
lar standing, and in no case they will sell liquors
clear.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
HENRY WOOD, of Woodford-a deaf man
narrowly escaped being killed the other day. lie |
was mistaken for tramp while knocking at the
door of house, and fired on three times,
but luckily the aim taken was very poor. A |
child OF George Stewart recently fell into well |
at Dorset and was drowned
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mrs JESSE BlsHoP OF Passumpsic, was thrown |
from buggy the other day and received broken |
leg and sprained anke....C. G. Bingham, drug |
gst, of St Johnsbury, came near receiving seri-
Gus injury from phosphorous n few days ago
lie escaped with one burnt hand and two badly |
inhamed eyes ... The Freewill Baptist society of
St Johnsbury are making arrangements to re-
duce their debt and complete the building The
church, when finished will cost about twelve |
thousand dollars, and three thousand dollars more
is required to complete it. The debt of the So
cie'y Is ABOUT hNe thousand uoihrs ABOVE what If
Already p'euged' ana 10 nave nhished ouiidlhe
ana be Tree from deot the society wants eight
thousand dollars. ... The case Of Z. d. Hopkins !
Of st. Johnsbury, has been left by the Methodist
conference in the hands of Rev. Mr.. Puffer the |
presiding elder Of St Juhnsbury district e.. Law
renee Ryan, farmer in Newark, committed sui
tide the other day, by hanging. He leaves wife
md one child
chirrENpEN COUNTY
SLIGHT nre occurred IN Burlington the other
NehlhS' by Which an Ola onildlng containing
'ome nay ana span oil horses was parity con-
'nmed' Inc horses were saved a small guam
tty oil iiqnof WAS seized In Burlington the "ther
'ay''' AN EhsIlshm'h oy the name ol "eofse
''we twehtN-iour years "l age, was accidentally
'hn'"h rom one oi t'e u"'ip c''s' on the Dur
lhst"h Laiho'i'e roau NJ burlington last week
wednesday Ills rlsht ann was bruised ana he
vas otherwise injured though no bones were
nokeh' 90. ul'eS JACKSON aged eishtN-'M years
" Mu'o" &c" u""n '"e eel''r stairs recently "nu
vas dangerously 'hJ"'eu' ih"n''' ii'cheN'
Young 'nah twenty-five ears "Iu' suffering nom
| c"hSulhPuoh' was tufheu OUT Oh nike hee'e
'"''''''7-'o"Se III burlington ''o "'"er u"y ue-
N'e ''e one' VI 'r'enu' 10 oe respon'i"Ie ior Ms
oaru' me ne was oe'hs removed III I"mOef
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rRAxKttN corNrv
TwrNrv.oSr marianne received tho rite of cor.
arnoti,n in 81 irhans last wool, AT rho hord.n
pishon Russell An exchongo il resnonsible for
the follo,,ir,, n,r,her .,r, Tho,,. p,,,,,;,,,,,,
If F,s, r,chfo,d uas an his ,y,y m III sn,a,
hnsh ee, n,ornir,rs o,o .,,,,, Nj. doo, rha,, ha
|
rho doG ,as t,rn ~ ,,ioooy IN ta;,',,,i,,'r mad
the hons, then tnrned hi. atten,ion IN Afr peo,ino-
ton who ,hou,h nn,r,ed bon, bis ,,rosonco' -,
mind and avoided the Greatness 6rst snrin, hy
falling on his face. The second time he was
| canpbt by the shoulder and "A desperate struggle
followed both rolling over and over ON the ground
and finally falling over precipice twenty feet
high. which ended the combat. Mr. Peggington
Law unconscious for several hours. until found by
his friends and he is so severely injured that his
| recovery il doubtful The nanther has not heen
seen since the FRAY bnt il bciny lool,ed after Inv
hunters. The hands nt the railroad .hons AZ
| ST Albans are inst now busilv enoaced In ren,ir
inc and rebuildinp several locomotives Amonq
improvements being mt into ears inst now are
stoves of n new nattern snnnosad IN be secnred
AGAINST setting fire i'm case of Incident
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have ins, ceieh,,ted tho ef,,-so,a,,,, ,i.o..a,,'
~ ,heir ,,arri,oa and ara ,ha Id. r,or,iod
,,,nio In tho oo,,n,, caor,o Nv t,,rr,..I
f,rr,or,, Of ra,,br;d,o ,,a. ,a,aI s,a, a,a Liu,i
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IN .rras, his con, f,r coma offo,oa
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ORANGE COUNTY.
They tell a big story about maple tree in Iun-
bridge That furnished sap enough this season ia
MI thirty-seven twelve-quart pans Eiastus
Glidden, OF Waits River, recently attempted sui
eide by overdosing with saltpetre' lie is not eN-
pected to survive
: RUTLAND COUNTY
E IhE Rutland dallies have made reduction In
their subscription price. The Globe has also re-
duced the size of that paper Rutland marks
+, men talk of forming rifle club, Ten thousand
headstones, for soldiers cemeteries were shipped
from the sand blast works at West Rutland, on
Thursday of last week. "A Rutland gentleman
is reported to have made twenty-five thousand
dollars on the recent rise in the price of corn
Alonzo Nichols was arrested in Rutland, the Other
evening charged with an assault upon young
lady, with intent to kill He was brought belor,
,rhar, K,nnrn o1 p',,,,n,,, oa,,',,, vs.
,,,aa,, l,,,, ,,,l, l,,,sar ,,,o
,Ic,n.i,lo,,,lJ n,iur.d It,,asar,r,,. 800.
" rr,,, ,,,,I an.,d.o, rnora No., rao,' n
"O," '''''' 800 "o'' "'S 'oo" 'o"S'u