Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-06-29
Vermont State News.



SEVERAL Reading farmers complain Of the loss
Of their lambs by foxes.
ELEVEN deaths have occurred in one Newbury
school district in fourteen months.
CHARLES II. WHITNEY, dealer in hats, caps, etc,
Burlington, will settle in insolvency.
CHARLES B. sAwrELLE, Boston druggist, fell
dead at White River junction the 22d.
The Randolph Herald says Moulton Brothers
have refused $1,000 for fine Jersey calf
Two sons Of Jared Smith Of Eden, aged respec-
lively eight and ten years, we're drowned Satur-
day afternoon.
GEORGE PARMErER Of Sharon paid $40 and
costs on complaint of the town grand juror for
selling cider last week,
LuMAs SMITH, who was injured by the engine
explosion at Craftsbury, is gaining rapidly and
will soon be able to be out.
f. S. NORTON of westboro, New York, was
fatally hit on the head by steamboat rudder at
Alburgh Springs Thursday
SWEDISH woman, who knew no English, was
landed at Ludlow the other day, when she had in
tended to go TO Ludlow, Pennsylvania.
In Burlington George Bennett fell, the other |
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the iron floor, but was only slightly bruised.
MAN jumped from sleeping car running
twenty miles an hour between Rutland ana Ben
nngton recently, butcould not be found afterward'
FIVE gallons Of whiskey addressed to George
Oox was seized some time since AZ tne RUTLAND
express ONCE out AFTER lawsuit ooA reco'ers
'he hquor'
The friends of Professor j. s. Brown, principal
lor the past nine years oil Lyndon Literary ihsti-
tue, presented MN goid watch ana cnain' coSe-
ing Sioo' the 2ist
CHARLES kMHALL, while running on ot' raul
street, burlington, WIN ureene hose company
as. week TUESDAY nignt' WAS run over ny 'ne
cart ana severely injured
The gas meter in the basement OF the st. AL
oans shirt acVory eApioueu oa'uruay hornins
ABOUT eieven c'ock' Win a'oice suinc'en' u give
'ne ouiiuihg heaVy jar
FRANK BoYNToN of Jamaica has been nearly
deprived Of his eyesight for several days by an
orange SEED being accidentaliy snapped in'o MS
eye ny one Oh dis companions
j. NJ. BUTLER's saw mill at Island Pond was
totally destroyed by fire last week Tuesday night
Supposed cause, spontaneous combustion. Loss
about 5000; partially insured.
ANOTHER Addison county cattle drover named
Humphrey Sullivan, left Middebury about two
week. AGO with stock for the poston market and
has not since been heard from
Drnrpv p Hall and 6 6 Tbomnson NJ Ivn.
don offer IN give s1o ooo zach toward n MARINA
nent fund for Lyndon academv. nrovided s15 600
more ia raised before tho lat NJ october
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THE addition to the workshop OF the house OF
correction ia nearly half up and will be ready for
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W '"o P'i'o"e,' ine i"'ii"'ee vi 'no ins'''u''on
| now numoer sixty-eight-sixty-two men ana SIX
| women.
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AT miduieouIy tue jury IN the Important case
| of Charles N. Mosley Us. the Vermont Mutual fire
| ;ns,rance comranv ra,urnad a vordic, in favor n,
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'he piaih'ih ior 9z'foo, interest," ana COSTS Inc
case will be taken to the supreme court by the
company.
THE barn and outbuildings of Mrs l.. D. Kelly