The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-01
STATE NEWS.

o.. John Tague was droWheu III
Burgton Bay Thursday oflast week
RP.B. Fisk, Of the Springfield
Congregational church, is called 20
Lak(ity, MINI.
Giles Root Of Craftsbury, about
TWEEN years Of age, is six feet and
nine ehes in height.
1t reported that Prof. Collier has
tended his resignation rs Professor
of Ch,istry in the University.
GeCFrench of Addison raised this
seasora4 bushels of winter wheat
from bushels and 3 pecks of seed.
MrsEmma Molloy will be in Rut-
land out the middle of August,
when aoutdoor temperance meeting
will beeld.
A cheh at Wells River was deco
rated ola recent Sunday, with 500
pond lii, and cactus displaying 20
or 80 bbsoms.
The ,ockholders' meeting of the
Rutlandailroad Thursday reelected
the old 5ard of directors, with John
b. PagGor president.
The Selbum fuchsia rivaled. Mrs.
p. 7. Sect of Burlington has a tuch-
sia at pisent bearing I'll full bios
SONS an 725 buds. Shelbun must
-ry ag@.
A sir named Nellie Thomson, aged
Ia years disappeared from East Con-
cord be other night. Her trunk was
Lunenburg depot, but the
girl isstill missing.
Tho Rutland papers are Dragging
,ver alady of that town who recently
and Quebec, and re-
urned without smuggling anything
,ver tie line, not even pair OF gloves
or tiend.
Thpeople of No. Troy were ar
ousedat the alarm Of fire week ago
asst i lbbath morning. 1t proved,
lowevr, to be the bell of the Baptist
Jhurcl calling people to q morning
,raye meeting.
A woman with three husbands,
,nowh Us Sis Cole, Of Rock Island,
,. O., was arrested in West Ware, fol-
,igam,, July 18th. She had a hear
ng atDerby Line and was committed
o ha$burg Jail in default Of bail.
Among the creditors Of Judge Pot
er of Whitehall, are the Caledonia
National Bank of Danville, 81 1863
he Merchants Of st. Johnsbury, ST.
$50 the Lamoille of Hyde Park, 49,
100; and William Hamilton Of Vol
oft, s2,0j1.
A. B. Stafford, president of the City
Bank Of Cairo, ILL.,, on a visit to 6
ousin in Burlington, was found Oh
}hmch street Thursday, suffering from
stroke Of apopleXy. He was taker
o his Cousins residence, anddied two
ours later.
John T.. Watt, was found dead il
is bed in Windsor, recently. He haC
een dead a day or two when discover
d and is supposed to have died from
atural causes. His age was about
nd having no family, slept therein.
Burlington district camp meeting
commences August % on their grounds
4 New Haven. From year to yea
improvements have been made il
encing, water arrangements, roaC
,rading and new buildings, until Tho
icinity looks like popuious country
Not far from a dozen men were a
he line House last Friday d,7nlh
Their names have been handed TO u'
nd no doubt they would dislike very
much to see them in print, though the,
10 not appear to be ashamed to b.
cen in drunken condition. -Palladi
I'M.
The expermint of Judge Martin G
Ivarts, of Rutland, in importing mi
,ratory quail is proving success
They are often seen and heard in tn,
woods where they have been placed
md are now raising a large number 0
'oung birds, some of the nests having
welye and fourteen eggs.
A boy about 8 years old, son o
Diver St. Johns, was struck by a pas
'enger train Saturday, at North Geor
ria station, while trying to run across
he track and thrown across the sid
rack. His skull was crushed owe
he left eye and temple. He lived on
Y an hour.
James Owens, of Fairfield, says h
$ willing to accept challenge iron
col. j. H, Mclaughlin to wrestle any
where from $3.50 to $4,000 side ant
lall money; and Charles Murphy o
New York, challenges Owens to wres
lie, collar and elbow, best 2 in 8 fall
or $3.50 a side and the champion belt
Col. Henry S. Hard of Arlington
second in command Of the old soldiers
'eunion centennial forces and promi
lent businessman in Bennington
left home week ago last Sat
lrday morning for Troy, N. Y, in
ending to return the same evening
lie was last seen on the platform Q
ihe Hoosac junction railroad station
md no trace of his whereabouts sine
las been found. Foul play is feared
Gerald Herman, who was run owe
md killed by loaded truck-team q
was riding on the loa