Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-06-20
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

church, Island Pond, has resigned.
Another new slate mill will be erected
in Fairhaven this month, with capital of
$4,000.
lows will have reunion at Highgate
Springs, the 23d inst.
H. NJ Bingham of South Royalton has
ait out, leaving wife and three chill
dren poorly provided for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoag of Passump-
sic have dissolved partnership after
married career of thirty-nine years.
At Bennington. the other day, son of
Mrs. Heman lockwood, sixteen years old
sawed off one of his hands on circular
saw.
While William Robinson was attempt
ing to pass under train at Windsor, his
foot was damned and cut so that amputa-
ton will probably be necessary.
One of the school superintendent in
Franklin county gave certificate to one
| of the teachers he examined in geography
marked one hundred and fifty per cent.
| When the express train south last
| Thursday night was near Royalton girl,
ten years old, walked out and off the car.
1t is supposed she was asleep. The train
was stopped and men sent back. She will
| probably die.
M. M. Stoughton and George Hubbard
were killed at Rutland Friday morning by
the fall of the staging upon which they
were standing at work painting high
building. They fell nearly fifty feet and
struck a concrete sidewalk.
Eddie, the little son of John Morse,
recently undertook to climb upon the cars
of freight train at South Royalton, as ii
was starting, and slipped and fell under
meath. Five cars ran over his right leg,
severing it close to his body. He lived
but two hours. A
The buildings belonging to Harrison
Mears of Marshfield were burned Monday
evening. Mrs Mears went into the cham
Der to get some things when her lamp ex
ploded, setting her clothes ON fire. Sh
tore them off and saved herself and chill
dren. Mr.. Mears was at the village a
the time. 3
At the raising of James Brunells larg
barn at Bethel ON Tuesday, the 7th, Ed
gar R. Shedd, in attempting to descen
from the dizzy height where he was stand
' ing, fell distance of some twenty-five
feet, killing him instantly. He was Dor
November 26, 1841, and was an only chic
He leaves a wife and an aged father an
= mother.
. ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET. June Il
g Attendance large, receipts increasing
l. market active, quality good; prices fir
= at one cent advance on the last quotations
o. We quote butter good to choice Is to
cents selections 81 cents; some exit
Q diaries at higher price; general price
cents. Shipments 1900 packages. Egs
II IA cents per dozen.
A man named Ricord, living on Il
1 Blake place in Swanton, was leading M
W w. FL. Blake's Jersey bull along the rof
vs. to St. Adams last week Tuesday morniI
10 where he was to be sold at auction, wht
:, the bull became enraged, broke the rod
which he was led and gored the man in
Y terrible manner. DIR. Hall Of st, Albal
IL and two Swanton physicians We're call
a to attend the injured man, who is in
d. critical condition. The animal could n
az be captured in his frenzy, and was sh
a. before doing further harm.
nd Mr. John P. Howard, who gave t
lv funds for the building of the opera hou
-. in Burlington, has sent the University
Vermont his check for 900 to be Ike
- as a permanent fund, and to be expendt
nd first, for the endowment of a profess
IDS ship, to be called the ssHoward Profess
mt ship of Natural History" the salary to
90 attached to the same to be not less til
$500. Second, the sum of $500 is to
appropriated annually for the purch'
and exhibition of specimens, apparat
ana implements LOT the proper ueNel'
on ment and illustration of the subjects of
np struction connected with the said prof
I'D sorship. Third, the remainder of the
nual income of the fund is to be expent
in increasing the college library
books SO purchased to be designated g
Howard Library"
) is ------.-------.. - $50
IL Your health depends on the purity of "
blood. People who realize this are tax
zen, Hoods sarsanarilla with the best resu