Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-01
Vermont State News.



HENRY c. SMITH OF fairlee has dled oil JOCK
jaw after losing finger and thumbw saw
JonN MORRILL, OF Barton Landing was thrown
from his wagon last Saturday and dangerously
injured.
VERY few of the town and county fairs this
wear have taken money enough TO pay their prem
iums In full.
THE schuster- Devens imbroglio at Brattleboro
results in county court judgment Of s522.57 for
the plaintiff.
GroRar NJ BUTCHER, now lecturing on tenn
perance in this state has been proved to he |
hypocrite and fraud
Fopr puNurps rifle Climb invite competition |
for new sharpes hammerless rife at their clos
ing match of the season in October.
rp,v,, pAcx,pp the would-be suicide at the |
Amorican Hotel in Montreal, is now at his home
in Milton Falls and is convalescent.
Drxx,s RArrrprv. who attempted an outrage
n, pra,,leboro unon Mrs O NJ whitney last fall,
hos hoor sound yu;ltv and awaits sentence
A.. ,,..,,. g.. -, ,,a. ,,,o,oa and lprped
hv LIGHTNING which entered Hiram Russell's house
In 81 1obnsburv has recovered so as to re-
turn home
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A.. ,.aa ~. = .,o;o,s horso the o,her
dav hreal,ing his nose and otherwise disfguring
him for life
A.. ,,,u. ot,ho ,,,o s,onhor
~ JiS ,,a., ,,;,roa a., Tho bicb.
,r,, T., no,or while ro,urnirg from the Bennnp
| ton centennial SqQ5
n.,,.w a,noi,,or ~ ox.nos,nastor Clarke of
pna,,,0,,oro ond las, vo,r's pronbetess at yassar
caI,oro ha, hocor,o n loading teacher in the Nor
ris,o,rn No,, 1orso,, femoIe i,stitnte
| r. u,,..,, d. ,o,,,r ,,,o,, hod Tee animal
| 81. .,,, ,,,a,,oo,;o, -, rr;dav p,sipesa vas
p.a,,,, ronorali,, snsnondod and ,bo dav was
49, -, ,1 ,,,at,,r ,,,o ,ocas,or a snccoss
s.,..,. .,aA.
....s s,o, -, ,a,,sIa,,h,or In Tho case ~
roh,, ,vrI,arns ,,o Irish rojIrood laborer who
,r,oa liz oo,a,,,or II; a drrnl,er ro,v lac, vinter
-s., $500.
al oe''o"s r"s 'O"' no" -, - t ,,,s
ssa, a,o'rroa rho o,root 81 mo disoase has
hoo, on,,o sor;ons on tho businoss interests of
,ho ,o,nn
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AN vi por'r"'' VI '"o law ou"so D' nv, ~, ~,
-. - Iii ,an t., .to oo,r, horsa n, Ne,v.
,,,o oIo, ,,,h ,hoso os o,ber DISTINGUISHED local
,on,,ors
| 90 ,
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.,o,a ovor Ct ooo and tho narties twice as much
mona 90, ,ho vordic, yas only az % for the
nIoin,ig
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Donh'iio "oupie "ioso 'o'"eo" mn ,',r, IS,
anu "ie VI 'S's' OonVoiu' "no,eupo" D'ON
,o"eu' as ne sa'u, 'e''poo"'ui VI "''o,
Inspection u, '"e po''e' "o"e'o'' 'no"e' '"'' INV
supPo'eu po'so" was oi's p'''o'"'' '"'"
GILES hhNfoN, inc oioes' ''i'" u" ,''neso's"'
ueo iuesu"s nis"' u ,'ss "e'n' "eo' n'"e's
years Ills WIG ''eu in"isu"s ''o's, "e
hine'S-'l' years, inoS ''u o'e"
so'eh'y years anu !" "e''" "''o N'' ''"e Va
THE Wndham county grand jury indicted the
, propnetors OF three hote's ana TWO SALOONS III
p'''iepo'o an" '"' "o''' ~ '" 20. ''"'' '. ~
-FOUR Oh 'ne Six are " answer W ,ne 'ou'' 10
seconu onehoes "huei '"e law anu '"' ''' ''>
t hrst ohehee'
mo oil he m n
factory at Gaysvile cut down the pay OF their op
eratVes without hotliyihg them OIL 'ler 'h'eu'ioi
'ooo 30 ine q"os',on Vi '".' ~ '"'9
'eS'e' III '"e oo"''' NOV WV" '''
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IT cost the Connecticut Lumber company ove'
OOOO last spring to get their drive oil logs owe
the " Fifteen Miles Fails IN the Conhecucu
/ river They are now blasting the large boulder
III 'ne eu"nno' wa, SUI" "'''' '"' "'''''' '''''
nave o'e"ieu ''n '''''''
The body OF Fred ligh, the Englishman wh'
was drowned week ago last thursday AT bel
lows Falls, was found last Monday near vernon
. thirty miles below. lie was carried over the uan
y in boat with companion, who was saved llgl
:, was carried through Inc eh'i'e 'hi's
!. THE dredging machine oil the bellows ran
A canal company is now at work on the canal 1t
intended to have it so the entire Connecticut rive
: can be drawn through ii necessary, and waite
- power that will rival Hoyoke. 1t Is expected wv
years time will be necessary to lower and WIDER
- the canal.
d HARRY HEDGcooK of Passumpsic went to New
1t port to see Pinaiore When he went 10 get
IT the cars, coming home In the evening" ne steppe
OIL the trestle on which the cars STOOD ana ande
If in Lake Memphremagog In thirty ieet oil wate
Of He got out safely, and received Slo damages iro
" the railroad authorities
ct ALBERT SUBWAY of Bratteboro was foun
lying on the ground in his yard last week Monda
s. suffering from a fatal attack OF paralysis lie WI
n taken to the house and cared Tor, but survive
t. only few minutes. lie mas oeen cripple Il
n about four years IN consequence Oh a s'foke
e. paralysis while running to fire.
ch ONE of the grinders in the pulp mill at Pa
,e sumpsic, weighing about one thousand pound
exploded last Friday night scattering in all dire
ed tons One piece of about two hundred and fit
pounds was blown through the roof into the rive
p Only three men were at work at the time
nd escaped uninJnred. Damage about 500