Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-09-24
Vermont State News.

"""" peoWtl ipi sHnuefs
APPLES are so abundant in Franklin county
that hundreds OF bushels will be left on the
ground
HORSE belonging TO Joseph Atkinson Of
Newbury was made deaf by the report Of a cannon,
at the late muster.
Mus. FLrronEp, postmistress at Holland for
tweniy.six years, is dangerously sick and has
given up the office.
THE St. Albans fire depai tment il ont Of funds,
and rs one result the Bellevue hook and ladder
company has disbanded
THE proposed county reunion Of old soldiers Of
Windham county has been abandoned on account
Of the lateness Of the season.
THE Methodist society at Burke made enough
money from clearinghouse on the Lyndonve
camp.ground to liquidate the church debt-s250
HEMAS HuRLBuRr, aged eighty-six, was granted
pension last week on account Of his services at
the battle OF Plattsburgh. lie volunteered from
wliston.
JoHL NJ. RICHARDS, n farmer OF Kirby. fell dead
In the furniture rooms OF Hall & Swtzer in st
Johnsbnry last Wednesday. Heart disease was
the cause
$50 N"0'''" 'NNN'f'' '''''' WV N'"N''N' ~ w.
mont ior the year ending june 1873 were Sous
wv, OF Jar more .'ah any new hnsanu s'aee eA-
cept MASSACHUSETTS,
AMONG the revised New England estimates for
river and harbor improvements are the following
narpor oi burlington, ooo,Vooi o"ah'oh haroor'
5000; Otter Creek. 5000
CHILD recently died in Springfield OF diphthe-
ria contracted by making mud pies In the
street, wnere SAND raised from sewer mad been
P'''''' III "''"''e '"' ''"'
H. w. LOVE oil tue burlington saturday heo'e"
mas purchased tue hu''anu inquirer ana Will re-
move the heo'e~ 70 Rutland Inc inquirer Will
oe "'''seu III 'ne "e0'e"
lhh RANKIN county Agricultural ana Meenan-
c'i soc'e'y mas invited Ex-Governor ouli'h 10 ue-
"'ei 'ne o,"''on on 'ne seoonu uay Vi ' i''r next
"eoN !" e'"eSu"s' anu "e HAS "ooep'eu'
THREE prisoners who escaped from st. Johns
Dury Jaii sunday hisht OF last week stole Emery
bem's team ana changed 'ne'r morse at peroy
Line 'en'er' i"es "aNe eone W Oa'''"'
FRANK EMERY, the noted morse thiei, and Lewis
Davis, arrested Tor Stealing a steer AT brldport
receh'S' oroNe Jan AZ Siuu,eou'y Tue o,nei ai.er-
"oo"' w" "e'o ''p'"'o" az NN''""es io'i' '"e
heA' u'!'
MRS CHLOE HiBBARp oil North Troy has been
granted pension OF 81 per month, commencing
March yin, 1919 as WIDOW oil orlin hiboard, VINO
se''eu n'e uass ~ ''' '"'"''o" Vi '"'''o"'s" III
'ep''"'o''' ioi'
V. H. GRiswoLD Oi Weathersheid died last
week after much suffering He mad inilamma-
ton OF the bowels and then over two hundred
Dolls came out his DO0y an HDSceSS IN MS THROAT
finally choking him to death.
ABOUT one hundred witnesses recently appeared
before the grand jury at Rutland 1t is said the
grand jury Will probably indict several parties
who have appeared before them since they have
been in session, for perjury.
A LITTLE boy at DIR. Hendricks in Hyde Park
was recently found to have small pin penetrat-
ing the roof of his mouth, so that only the head
of the pin was in view. 1t was successfully re-
moved without injury TO the enid.
Mrs. KATIE MiGNAuLT and her daughter, Mrs
| Marietta Sanborn of Derby, have been given three
wears apiece in the State Prison for forgery, hav-
| ing obtained money ON a stolen note to which
they signed another woman's name
THE Champlain Valley Poultry Association, at
| recent meeting in Burlington, adopted prem.
| um list for their exhibition in December, largely
increasing over the last one. There is every
promise that last wears exhibition, 6ne as it was
| will Ina LARGELY exceeded nv the nresent one
| ..,s,.. .,,oa H., a.,
ran ,ann,,i, D.. ,r,,,,,,,,n, =, poI,ow. raI,s
ventured too near the dam at the head of the
| falls and their boat was carried over. One named
| Gonld was rescued Int the other named Fred
| Tigh. An Euglishman, was drowned. Tigh had
| worked there but a short time.
| Tu,,,s, Az manning anout t,vo o.c,ock Dr I q
pn,her,ord of Trov was a,akened bv som,
ono in bis sleer;n,-room be heng alone in IN,
,ower mart n, tho house He cave an alarm an,
tho intrudsr aed tbrouyb the window tbrouyl
which he had Gained access The thief onlv tool
n memorandum book. some papers and two cents
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u. ra,.a,,,, .on, 90 Tho pr,t,lehoro insan,
aar,,,,, ,is Loanor ,ndars,ood tho Iaw I'm, NJ
a., i,,.,,,o ,,., ,,as onI, r.oor,ly n, i,nata a
,ho a.rI,,r, ,,o ,honah, I, ,nnacass.rv IN nrocur
,ho ,,a,ors Tho resu,, was that tho luuatir w,
,,n, in, tha ioo,,rn and had N he ken, there fon
aa,s ,hon tho ,aners ar.ived
Al '"""'o"' '''u'oh' '''o' ms '"'
'"u Oe'e 49, - ,'','s. t., =
,ha ,ra., and ~ Tho hridge across the Missisopoi
and n Tho I,como,ive hnd come ION feet further |
I'D ho,,o ,,ou, do,,n Tho emhanlmen, into dee
So and danh,,e.s han,ed the train after A.
.,,,, a., s,;ah,
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WHILE pr' N iowsiey Oh rah'on was return
ing iioih WISH 10" p"''e"' !" ""''"""'' 80
low named 'o' turner ehaeavo'eu u e'o"u VI
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