Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-09-07
Vermont State News.

THE agricultural fair at st. Adams is said to be
the largest and most successful ever held in the
county.
WILLIAM WOODWARD Of winooski, who re-
Gently became insane has been put in Jail for
safe keeping
OLIVER FocHA was arrested at Winoosk last
week on the charge Of bgamy and taken to
Troy New York
Hon albert CLARKE, formerly of the st. Al
bans Messenger is now on the Boston Herald staff
as special correspondent.
SYLVESTER GREEN, a farmer Of Bennington,
was gored recently by one of his pair Of bullocks,
and fatally injured in the abdomen.
LORENZO STooDLEy Of Saxtons River while
driving loaded team Wednesday, was sun
struck, and his recovery is doubtful
AN inclined railroad similar to the Mount
Washington railway, is to be constructed up Owls
Head mountain, Lake Memphremagog.
JonN RYAN OF Center Rutland, a deaf mute
from childhood, has left for Ireland to see II the
shrine of Our Lady OF Knock will cure him.
CHARLES A. DooDy who left Derby two years
since, has lately received the appointment Of chief
OF police at llilo, Hawaii, Sandwich Islands.
Two boys named Gilmore from St. Adams and
Yondow from Essex Junction escaped from the
vergennes reform school recently and are still
missing
A. A. HALL Esq, has been appointed inspector
Of rifle practice in the Vermont national guard,
weus ros,anod
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dragced severaI rods
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'n's year IN Uarse' iney are NOW sei'ns al
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| All 'o"n 'uee'ins III pia'Neooio ias' "eeh
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anu 1t Is eNpecteu tna' inc NC" iiaihpSiire ooih-
'i'iSS'oherS WIN ia'hS o'"'ueoofo "'''o"
LARGE bear was seen near the top OF the
mountain IN h'pton recently IL hao previously
en'e'eu '"e pasture Vi 'iei'eS ""A"'i, ""e,o
hllleu t"o-hunureu pounu oai anu party
ate h'm'
| THE Lacy Brothers and W. H. Brtton of Wind
| sor nave sold their scythe snath works to Ihomp-
| son DERBY oil bellows rams ana the vermont
| sn It'll company Of Springfield, and the machinery
| will be moved at once.
The Spanisb merino sheen trade il very brisk
| in Addison county. and freouent sales at high
| prices are made II is estimated that over six
hundr4 d pure bred merinos were shipped last week
| from Mddlebury alone.
THr authorities of the town of Stamford offer
a reward of 500 for the discovery of the mis-
| creants who poisoned a spring there the other
NIGHT with naris green the water of which several
families have partaken of since.
REV. JONI CLEMENT. DID, Of Norwich fell last
week and broke his hin, and is not expected to re-
cover Mr.. Clement is an old gentleman of
eighty-four wears was born in Danville and has
ALWAYS been active in the ministry.
Tpr GRO, If bicro,v nuts in Addison county ia
| Of ScarcelV
walnut tree can he seen that ia not loaded The
nuts can he harvested next month. Butternuts
are almost a failure and acorps a short crop.
De-. sn,,,,,., q ,nno,.r - s,o,,to.a anita
we'll known as a Raptist preacher. Is under n
cloud for ALLEGED unlawful relations with a voune
| woman of bis flock The affair has created quite
A sensation both in Stamford and North Adams
Abbott has "skipped"
r,,. Cooo,,,,, ri,or rai,rood IA nrenarinc to
bnild a new iron bridge across the Connecticut
river at Bellows Falls New steel rails are also to
be laid between Brattleboro and Windsor which
will complete an all steel rail track throughout
: the entire length Of the road.
yrRGEssrs had a narrow escape from A CON-
= daeration recently by the bursting of the large
, kerosene lamp at ST pauls Eniseonal church YES
+, tibuIe The burning oil ra n aver the pla,form
, and blazed nm along tho street for several min.
ntes before IL was smothered
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, | - eN,r,. ,. 80 49,. =.
money was taken together with two boxes ot
cigars and a opap,itv NJ nrovisiops Tho of,icers
at last accounts were on the track of several ner.
e sons snnnosed IN be the burylars
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