Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-12-05
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Inc ponce OF Rutland nave posted sew
en- more saloons in that village as public
nuisances.
Burlington proposes to reach out be-
You'd the breakwater in its search for a
pure article to drink
Harvey E. Kline has been appointed
postmaster at Waterford, and w. Bates
Nichols at West Braintree.
Hon. Frederick Billings of Woodstock
has remembered about sixty families in
his distribution of thanksgiving turkeys.
The 18th reunion of the Vermont army
officers will be held at White River juno
ton January 8. Col. Albert Clarke will
make the address.
Ex-Secretary William M. Evarts spent
thanksgiving at his Windsor home with
his family. He looks hale and hearty at
the age of sixty-three.
The late Mrs. John A. Conant of Bran
don made a bequest of $4,000 to st.
Thomas church of that place and $500
to st. Stephens, Middlebury.
An investigation proves that Catherine
Carlin, who was reported to have been
fatally poisoned on the train near Bur-
lington, died of cerebral apoplexy.
The mail carrier between Vergennes
and Addison is plucky woman, who is
noted for making her trip of II miles a
day ON time in any sort of weather.
A new form of insanity has developed
up in Vermont; there is a woman there
who believed what she heard at the sew
ing society to be true.-Haruord Post.
Rev. Edward R. Atwill of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, Burlington, has been
called to Trinity church at Toledo, Ohio,
the third largest church in that state.
During the year ending September 3Oth,
1881, 1900 loaded freight cars passed
through St. Adams from the west for
Boston, against GA, 800 the year previous.
The supreme court, during it's recent
term at Montpelier, heard sixty cases, re-
versed judgment in ten, affirmed judgment
in sixteen, and held twenty for determi-
nation.
The Bradley & Cardelle manufacturing
company, makers of veneering, wooden
ware and boxes, will soon remove their
works from Sunderland to Rutland and
build shops there.
Typhoid fever has prevailed at the
mines in Ely more than for several years,
There have been several deaths, while
quite number have recovered, and 9th
ers are still on the sick list.
The Rev. J. Michaud, formerly at New.
port, but latterly at Burlington, is now
in charge of the Catholic church in Ben
nington, and the people of that parish
will find him faithful spiritual teacher.
According to recently issued census
bulletin the well known copper mines il
Orange county produced ore to the valu,
of $469, 900; employed GIG men, and holC
real estate valued at 1915, 900 and machin
cry worth 1925, 700.
x-Lieutenant- Governor A. B. Gardnel
Vi DcuulISGOu ID uSdu. I'D utu 1Slu I'LL
offices of judge-advocate-general, banl
examiner, speaker of the Vermont house
of representatives and other importan
state, county and town offices.
/ On thanksgiving day Eddie Dufey o
East Dorset, aghd seventeen, went to an
: other part of the town, became intoxicat
ed, and on his return home in the even
. ing laid down in the bottom of the wagon
smothered during the journey.
: Ex-Governor Horace Fairbanks, Mrs
l Fairbanks and Miss Fairbanks arrived a
: New York on the 25th ult. by the Cunar,
steamer Gallia. They had long an,
r stormy passage, the steamer arrivin,