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

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HENRY ChAMbERLiN, the veteran central rail-
way conductor Is spending the summer on MS
farm in Barnard. The summer heat is particu-
iarly trying to Mr.. Chamberins health, so he
shuns Its risks by Withdrawing In season. Ven
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The vacant colonecy OF the militia regiment
was filled at a meeting OF the line officers at the
| Van Ness House in Burlington last week. Gen
eral 1. .. Seaver had charge oil the election and
| nearly all the officers were present. Lieutenant
Colonel Greenleaf was unanimously elected col
| competition arose. Major Carr OF Brandon, Cap
tasins Estey and Williams were put forward as
candidates The first ballot Carr had eleven
votes, Williams ten, and Estey four. Thus tn ey
continued until the sixth when Williams gained
the lead, and on the seventh he was elected, re-
ceiving thirteen votes to Cars ten But be de-
clined the honor, wishing to stay with his com