The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-08
STATE ITEMS.

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NJ. Waite, died suddenly, aged %.
The reported murder, at Hart
MELVILLE turns out to be only fracas
The Baptist church at Essex
has secured the services OF Rev. Mr.
Combs.
Mrs. I. l. Towle, of Sheldon
broke her leg while visiting friends in
Malone, n. Y.
Teams cross the lake on the ice
at Bridport, which they have not
done before in SO years.
$50 canal horses will be distribu-
ted among the farmers along the lake
near Larabee's point, for winter keep
ing.
james Shattuck, of Belvidere, re-
ceIved an ugly cash in the leg, while
in the woods.
Dana Torrey, Of Bethel, with a
loaded two horse wagon, was struck
by an express train. Result, only
the wagon demolished.
On new houses, Rutland leads
Burlington, st. Adams, st. Johnsbury
and Bennington combined.
The Central Vermont are building
at the rate of one a day, new freight
cars 80 feet long, at their shops in ST.
Adams.
Tho real estate and personal prop.
erty of Silas NJ. Waite was sold al
Brattleboro, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jared Thurber, of East
Burke, died very suddenly Thanks
giving day. Cause unknown. She
had been as we'll as usual up to within
two or three hours of her death.
John Hopkins, calling himself
agent for the Household, has swindled
Danville and vicinity.
Mrs. Polly Gage, of Burke, aged
50 years, has woven 155 yds. within
the last 2 months. She is an 1915
Mr.. Carlton, of West Newbury
caught an eagle measuring 3 feet from
tip to tip, which had previously lost s
leg in trap.
-Waite's trial is again postponed
He has been examined in his cell ant
has been pronounced in an alarming
condition.
Col A. Clark, spends the wintel
in Washington, will occupy Mr.. Bar
lows house Mrs. Barlow not being abl'
to go there this winter.
Major Geo. w. Bonnet, foreman
in Fairbanks scale works, furnished
all his employees Thanksgiving din
ner.
AT Fair Haven, Chester Field
was killed by a passing train. Ill
was 81 years old, and deaf.
The poultry men meet at CITY
Hall, Burlington, January 18th, 18th
18th and 14th. $1,000 in premium!
will be offered.
"A man from Plainfeld, took .
four-horse load Of potatoes to Mont
pelier, and started to carry four
mems load of rum around the street
Result. got into the lookup.
-. L., H.,
a practicing physician, of Windsor 70
over 80 years, died, aged II years.
-Almon Barnes, whose appoint
ment as consul to Curacao is crediteC
to Vermont, once lived in st. Adams
He was at one time connected witt
the Messenger and afterwards with TIN
Transcript.
The town of Concord has re
deemed $4,000 of its railroad bond
according to the so per cent plan
Thirty-two thousand dollars is still
out, of which ST., 900 is in Orlean
county, 81 900 in Windsor, SO, 900 il
Chelsea and the rest scattered her
and there in small lots.
The Danville Star complains O
the numerousneSs of tramps in tina
burgh, II having applied for enter
tainment on Sunday and Monday eve
nings, of last week.
Walter Davis, of Danville, raise,
232 bushels of wheat, of the whit
Russian variety, on s acres of ground
and I. Z. Bray, of No. Danville
raised 105 bushels on 8 acres. VIII
next?
Henry Boynton's remains wer
brought to Hinesburgh, his old home
for interment, on the 18th ult. H
had just successfully completed an in
vention applying steam to canal trans
portation.
A strong temperance wave ha
reached Lyndon, and the whole tow
is walked up in the matter. The lille
gal selling of liquors will be stopped
the law will do it. The work ha
been largely brought about by til
Good Templars' lodge.-En.
We understand that the proiec
is under consideration of connectin
Isle La Motto with Alburgh by dunn
bridge, with draw. The route pre-
posed lies near that of the present fel
ry from the north end of the islanc
the distance being about half a mile
with shallow water most of the way
Er
Frank Quebeck, a wood choppeI
in the employ of H. II. Green, of M
Fairfax, came near severing the jus
ular vein with an ak shut he did not
DR.. Sherwood, formerly of Hyde Parl
saved him.
The new Catholic church at E.
was consecrated Thanksgiving da,
Eight priests and bishop participate
| i'm the ceremonies.