Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-05-15
Vermont State News.
Addison County.

dred-doar colt recently by internal hemorrbage
from an unskiful operation.
THE Stewart Guards, of Middlebury, have been
disbanded, and Quartermaster General Kingsley
has had the state property shipped to Montpelier
Mr.. j. BArTELL did good thing and set a
most praiseworthy example in setting out in Mid
dlebury some two hundred and thirty shade trees,
at his own expense.
Two boys named Broadwick and Worden, about
seventeen years old, escaped from the reform
school at vergennes, when out blowing, the It'll.
No trace of their whereabouts thus far.
TIMOTHY C. SMITH, who has been appointed
consul at Galatz was formerly resident of Mid
dlebury and graduate of the college in the class
of 1872 He has been in the consular service for
many years, residing most of the time in Russia
as consul at Odessa.
Bennington County.
JOSEPH SAWYER is lodged in the county jail for
robbing North Pownal store.
AT North Pownal the other day, A. d. Wright
caught fourpound eel in whose stomach was
found young chicken.
AT North Pownal, the other day, A. B. Wright
caught four-pound eel, in whose stomach was
found young chicken.
THE Bennington authorities think they can i'm
plicate two OF the gang arrested at Saratoga
Springs last week in the recent robbery OF Lawyer
Harmon.
DURING a recent fire at Bennington one Of the
fremen fell into the fume where the steamer
set to obtain water, and was rescued after some
delay; l.. J. Remington was injured about the
head while arranging hose in the dark; and
Michael Lonergan, hoseman, was suffocated with
smoke and was with difficulty resuscitated.
Caledonia County.
CALEDONIA county farmers are planting sorghum
quite extensively.
Two deaths from dphthera at McIndoes Falls
last week, and the disease is also prevalent at
Passumpsc.
GAY & CIRCUIT, of St. Johnsbury, have liabil-
tiles of about $4,000, of which $3.50 is due the
First National Bank of St. Johnsbury.
A. b. NORRIS, of Norrisville, owes about
S12, 900, OF which ST. $50 is due the First National
Bank OF St Johnsbury, and 81, 900 A. @. Evans,
of South Barton.
A wooDCocK, n bird rare in this section of the
country, flew against the South church in St..
Johnsbury, recently, with such force as to kill it.
self, breaking its bill in several places
vu,,r 400 ora poh;a horoh, n r,ooo -, III
ram Weeks the st. Johnsbury swindler, for 5000.
ROBBIE has paid $500 in money, built barn and
other improvements in all amounting to about
5000, and a while ago, for the first time, was no.
titled by jefferson Butler, of Portsmouth, N. II E,
of whom Weeks purchased the place, that there
was mortgage on the house and land which he
bought amounting to $1,000, Weeks confessed
nj. Al. Al. H.
70 hoole that ne knew oil the mortgage al the
'iihe OF the SAFE ana intended 10 iiit " oeiore IL
gave Nooie any 'rouole'
Chittenden County.
FRANK ALAPA, of Burlington, broke leg while
running to a fire the other day.
BURLINGTON had slight fire the other day.
Patrick Ronrke's house was damaged somewhat
HENRY WOODRUFF, a veteran of the war OF
1912, died at westford the other day, in the
eighty-ffth year of his age
Two attemnts at buro,arv were mazda in Rrr.
linpton receptlv-one at Demarev's billiard room.
and one Mt Sails store-house
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