Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-06-23
Vermont State News.

HENRY f. MOWER has been appointed post
master at Olmstead Falls, franklin county
The Rutland county historical society ia formed
at Castleton, with Barnes Frislie Of Poultney IA
president.
THE gold diggings at Plymouth Five Corners
are prospecting finely, and they now have Fix hun
dred feet Of sluices SET
The Advent camp meeting began liz annual ten
days meeting at Beebes Plain, Quebec, Sunday,
with large attendance
WILLIAM Cook, monlder in the scale shops a,
Rutland, was severely burned last week By molten
iron getting into his shoes.
H. c. WILLARD, druggist, one OF the directors
OF the defunct First National Bank Of Brattleboro,
has filed petition in bankruptcy.
ALL the property Of the pencil company at Cas-
Teton is attached, and twenty men are out OF
work to whom $1,000 is due in wages.
DAVID J. SAUNDERS, dealer in boots and shoes
at Danville, has failed. lie has assigned his
property for the benefit OF his creditors.
c. WELLS Of Swanton recently walked a dis
lance OF thirteen miles, sheared forty sheep and
walked back again to Swanton in one days time
The season at Queen City park, Burlington,
excursion Of about one thousand people from the
Missisquoi railroad
The stores Of NJ J. Sargent and Bixby & Jones
at South Royalton were broken into and robbed
on the night Of the 10th Of iewelry. money and
revolvers to the amount Of $500.
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,aeo I, was 7ta and In ,e7o "A ao1 na.,.. A.
mast decade the town ~ son,b Jnr,,ro,on ,yi,h a
population Of 791 has been set off.
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IN w. w. 'hhh'Ns vi oostoh heiu iour-days
"uso" oonNeht'oh AT p" ooustock last week. CIV
my 'wocoLcerts III which DTS Shaw'soprano,
ana D. W. cheney baritone ooth OF Boston, took
part WIN 'ocal singers ana a chorus oil about one
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i"fsh o'''cers were erected at the annual meet
ihs vi 'he vermont Naliey railroad OF 1871 at
oi"'''eoo'o last week wednesday "ouVerneur
horris oi new iorK' henry T. hooihson oil HART
'iu Cpnneo''eut' Johh d. rage Oh hutlanu' FRED
erioA n''iinss vi "oodsVoch' W. H. ROCKWELL OF
nfse'ieoo'o' D. H. ""'Ians Oh bellows FANS ana
A. d. harfis oil Sprlhgheld' massachusetts,.
NE a"huai meeting oi Connecticut river Uni
''riAh conferences was concluded thursday
SERMON was ue''eiea wednesday evening oy
new W. r. iilaen oil BOSTON, A conference meet
Jug was ne'd thursday morning leo oy rev H.
:" opauiu'ns vi p'a'''eooro' business meeting
ueieNeh CLOCK an essay D! rev o. b. flaggoi
nerharus'on' massachusetts, followed by discus
''oh'
A NOTABLE family history is brought to light
by the recent death of Ichabod Wiswell OF New
lane at the age OF seventy -eight years. Some
ninety years ago his father, Ebenezer, cleared off
.ne hohe pace "here icnaood ana MS orother
roeneAsr' VINO no" scores eighty-two years were
o''h' ihey haNe Always iiVea upon TINS iarin
."'iieu On .oge'her without any division and
having Everything III coH'hon'
MRS. CHARLES PACKARD of Tinmouth was tarred
and feathered in Middletown Thursday night
She was stopping at the house OF William Gates
and was taken out by party OF masked persons
whether male or female is not known-divested
OF every article OF clothing and given thorough
coating with tar and feathers She begged for
Tense was the desertion Of her husband and chill
dren last winter, since which time, it is alleged,
she has led life Of shame.
JOHNNY McNuIry. who was arrested Mt snrpp.
field Massachusetts and taken IN s,ri,gee,d