Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-06-30
Vermont State News.

THE cotton factory at Middlebury has COM
nenced running with a full force.
The new hotel to replace the one that burned
at Lake Dunmore Is nearly completed
ORLEANS county fair will be held on the grounds
at Barton, September Goth to october LIST.
A ROAD is building to the top OF Potato hill in
Lincoln, where a signal-servce station will be
established
CITIZENS OF Burlington have contributed 81 ,957.-
3S for the enlargement and improvement Of the
medical college there.
PLrSY HoLros, aged twenty, shot himself at
Westminster Saturday night, and he died the
next morning Cause unknown.
A NIHE-yEAns-oLD girl named Monet was fa-
tally burned at Bennington, Thursday, while try
ing to quicken fire with kerosene.
FREDERIC L. KNosBURy, NJ. D., and wife Of
Waterbury have been appointed by the American
Board Of Missions 10 go TO Bulgaria.
REV. EDWARD PAysoS LEE, rector Of Grace
church at West Rutland, was ordained to the
priesthood Thursday by Bishop Bissell.
AT vergennes the other day, Prosper Taboo
was badly burned by the bursting Of a vessel Of
oil OF vitro the contents striking him on his legs
PETER BLosDIS OF st. Johnsbury has been
aAen " ,ne n'a''ieooro asylum ,or inc INSANE,
ai.ei an h,neS' Vi Se'eiAi "eeAS "niOh uoFeiopeo
'''' '"'"S'
nNoh nunoer Vi ,oss n"Ve a,eauy p''so'
tween Brattleboro and Bellows Falls Is crammed
with floating lumber.
IHE rolling stock oil the Portland Ogdensburg
| railroad, vermont oivisioD, was sold at auction
', ~ oiuoi u T'ui,' " suo .e 'o"n'oui'
'p'''' ,"o '0' S''''oO
| LAWSUIT In winch there was difference IN
accounts oil about thirty cents occupied the atten'
t'on Oh three lawyers, Jury, the sheriff and
mrse hummer vi SPECTATORS An entire AFTERNOON al
NY .e0''''
| uAfHo'D oAhLfs' VINO went from hnosourgn
" oieson anu nei" pos'''on as engineer On 'n'
RACINE ooiuinpia river railroad mas just oeei
appointed resident engineer win salary o
SioV per h'oh'h anu Ill expenses pau
ara meeting OF the trustees Oh dartmouth col
,eee nas. "eeh iuesuay ai'ernoon, HUI "hee
ocR W. feaAey o' hu''anu, ciass OF o. was chose'
70 M tue vacancy caused py 'ne uea'n Oh hon
"iiian r. haines' Li'D'' oil bradtord' NAME
ToMdrE HAYDEN, son of John Hayden OF Lud
'o~' was drowned IN 'ne woo'en-miii pond Hi
SUPPOSED ne wen. 70 the ponu 10 nsh ana wa
aAen IN NJ 10 winch ne was SUBJECT ana iaihnl
twas unaoie 10 ehtricate himseii OF call ior hep
The citizens OF johnson, Waterville and Belvi
dere have held meeting in Burlington, and de
cided to make survey at once for an extension
OF the Burlington x Iamoile railroad from Cam
bridge Junction to johnson, distance Of mini
miles.
THE floor OF barn belonging to L A. Ives @
Mt Holly gave way at milking-time the othe
evening, throwing Ives with thirty cows, timber
planking and hay into the cellar. Ives was sc
rously hurt valuable cow was killed and other
were MANNED
ued at 49, or, GIL, an increase Of s11O, $685. mostl
in personal. There are one hundred and min
more polls than last year, which makes again,
the accuracy of the new census. which shows
loss since 1870.
THE suit of the First National Bank of 81
Johnsbury against the Portland & Ogdensbur
railroad company and trustees has resulted, in Ii
, United States district court at Rutland, in a We
/ dict of S26, 800. and the trustees were adjudge
, chargeabe for so. S65 Exceptions were taken.
: Cossnrp.p,r damage UNA exner;enced I
I ponl,rov Fr;dav af,erroon tho o.,b A nnmb,
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