Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-10
Vermont State News.

n Albans' one Nelson Osborne, has been arrested.
EDWARD GiFroRp of East Bethel has had a
hand badly smashed by the falling Of an iron shaft
2 A. A. SMITH, constable and tax collector at
: Weston, is pronounced a defaulter for several
hundred dollars
|, BuRRIrr BROTHERS of Manchester brought in
I another bear last week, making fifty-eight they
D have killed thus far.
DIR. CAtprpwoop NJ s, Iobnsburv vr,,es N
the Coiedonidn to deny that he had anything to
do with the abortion case there.
FRANKLIN county conrt opened on Tuesday. and
the docket includes forty cases tn come before tho
jury and ninety-two court cases.
Mrs. SAMUEL WpIaur Of Norwich. ayed eighty.
two, fell from the steps of her house Thursday
sustaining probablv fatal ipiu,ies
RI Woottry Ron Marrit, Fdward riddo,i
and stenhen Mahar Rutland Iiouor sol,ors have
been fined for violation of the law
TIM r.sov f,...,.., ,,.,,..... A., -,
wear August 1oth with seven,v. three s,ndon,s
! and with good prospect of more to come
In aa,., 49,, a.. MI,
h.,u 80. IN, , VI" VI y" 'i''
a'a 'vunS oou' WIN pe 'ons one On account
w,,,,,,C,,nr, H.. ,.o,.,.. s...,.
,no ,r,,,,,a -, 49, .'ea,.sa,s.' ,.a, 80
Memnh,or,aaoo ,ros e,od fro d,,,.....J .a",.
e. - ''''''
0"hi'ff hAbbhhr oi rrankhh county mas
,n,,, 49,. - T., q. IL, ..,e Nv, o'ono
iou ,horo -
",.''N" "oHo"' ou. vi o'a'e Prison only
non'u' was p'' III j"ii summary morning az Bur
,ha ,,oI,oo' .,a,,o,, p0N0' ~
| I'VE no" "iioA .nree-s'ory mn winch the rail-
',,,,N "por COMPANY vi Dei,o"s rams are
o""s W oe ono huhureo anu zen ieet long,
inh WorN VI iay,ng 'ne loundauon walls oil the
10" v'ooN y" '"o "e,ore ,'ouse corner IN bratue-
oo,o 70 so'is ior"a'u' anu u Is nopeu tnat the
'"'''''s "'' '' 'o'"p'e'eu ''iis iaii
MAJ "''heu Lee mas oeen hanging around
No''""e'u "'cS, anu n,aue AN assault upon
souns "'uy '"e o'her n'Rh' rearing trouble, ne
'0'' 'o""' nesie''"s u pay Ills ooaru DILL
THE Central Vermont and Vermont and Canada
taxes, so long in dispute, were paid to the town
. .oneoVo' VI o. Aioans ias' weeR' ihey are ior
co., CO., io'' W io'' Inclusive anu AMOUNT 10
THREE railroad laborers were arrested at Brat
tleooro last week Tor intoxication, and were fined
30 each and costs They disclosed on George II.
'ansou'y' VINO peaueo gu'i'y 10 ten onenses and
"''9 ""'' WV ""' 'o''e
| hEMAS BROWN and Peter Fisk of Bradford
nave oeen committed to the House OF Correction
Ior TWO hundred and two days for petit larceny.
Charles Clark' oil the same town, gets one hundred
"''' ''''' -'"' '"'' ioi i'Ae onenee'
JOHN KENNEDY, who malicousy destroyed a
| quantity OF deliberately finished marble slabs be-
| longing to Judson J. Loomis Of Bennington last
spring, and was lodged in jail therefor has broken
jail and is now enjoying his liberty.
| THE Methodists who have been in camp at
Spring Grove, New Haven, for the past ten days,
on Friday brought their meetings to a close. The
meetings were very well attended throughout
and in every respect satisfactory to all interested
EDWARD BrcKFoRp of Newport had n borse
stolen on Friday. The thief was followed to SUIT |
ton, Province OF Quebec, by Sheriff Gallup and |
the horse recovered, but the thief, George Miner
escaped Officers are on the watch, and If caught |
he will be extradted.
Hon. BEoNl BUCK of Springfield who recently |
died at the AGE Of nearly eighty vears wos
prominent citizen who served in public life with |
honor and distinction. He had been member of |
both branches OF the Legislature, and was noted |
for the integrity OF his principles.
ROLAND F. ROBINSON the earliest nioneer in |
the anti-slavery cause in Vermont died last week
at his home in Ferrisburgh, aged eiphty-tbree
years. He was the personal friend of Garrison,
Thompson, Giddings, the Tappans, William Slade |
and other prominent ant-slavery men,
TAsr Saturday the customs officers at St Al |
bans seized quantity of furs which were found |
concealed on the person Of New York woman |
They were worth over $3.50 and have been taken |
10 Burlington where they will be sold at auction.
Inc woman was permitted to go to New York.
HARVEY YERRINGToN of Norwich was arrested |
on Thu sday for selling liquor during the muster |
at Bradford, and was fined S37 He refused to |
pay the fine and was then sentenced to one hum
dred and ten days hard labor in the House of Cor
rec,on at Rutland, where he was taken Thursday
AT Dandy the other day, Ellis Willard was
moving some household goods, when hi, horse
became frightened. and turning A corner timed
over the load, and the loaded wagon ran over Mr.
Millard, completely crushing the bones of his
breast into his lungs. He died in a few bours
after the accident
M,s N,r,,x,v, r,,o,, =, n..,,.
reached the advanced age of one hundred wears
III she lives the last dav Of this month Sha /
is strong and active and in full possession of all
her faculties; she takes full care NJ her anart.
ment and spends the remainder of her time in
knitting and reading her Bible
CIV p,cu,,n ~ Million ,vhuo =, .,o ,.,
can House in Mon,reaI Ias. Thursd.r do,',,a.
ately shot himself with n revolver Tho hail an
tered the left breast and tbe phvsiciaps nro.
nounced his case bopeless letter was found
in his pocket from which IT anpeared IN have been
premeditated A love affair made him insane
Mn An McDov,,n hal .
cane from a horr,,,,a daa,, ,a.. 81. $3.50
son,b yernon whna 1,a,,,na oe -. .,sss,' w
a train he slipped, and somehow fell across the
rail under the car. Byst ,pders seized and pued
him out Just as the train was starting. and IL
they had been A second later he surely wop,d
have been run over.
Tur nay, ANNA, ,.,r ., tho cr.,, ,.,o ,.o,,
tural socie,v ,v,,l mo ho,d a, ,ha go, So
sor,h uoro san,a,,ho. ao,h A., o..s,,.. ase,
ID Colonel Mead state superintendent of aeri.
culture, will probably be present. and hold meat
ings for the discussion of matters of interest IN
farmers and fruit-erowers. and otber sneaLara