Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-26
Personal.

at Springfield.
DIR. MAcoMBER was taken sick on Tuesday and
is confined to his bed
Rrv Il u uoputNa has beon allowed tn leave
the Brattleboro insane asylum.
c,surp Il n p,Acxwr,t Ia gaining in
strenOth. Though vet verv weak.
Rvv row,,,F 1u, has oone IN Concord and
will re,nrn the last Of the week.
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Mex,co wben last heard from.
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huLpAh oAhuhNr nos'NsoN vi n'uuo,pn WI,
Do iVo years o'u neA' 'u"'"S' 'no " III soou
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pAf1io" mas sone W
seVerai honVns
mA'oh a. D. 'ALhSiiNH nAs lei' nonni'sVV ,,,
ior an eA'enueu .our 'nfousn '"o "os'' ""u WI"
prooao'y WISH Cai'io'nia'
| COLONEL ORsoN PERKINS, father OF Dr. W. o.
re'kins Vi Dos'on anu II, o. rorA'ns vi Oni0'so'
died last week IN laitsVilie
| REV. N. FELLOWS, late pastor oil trinity church,
has been appointed presiding elder OF the Spring
field, Massachusetts,, district.
| CORRESPONDENT Of the Burlington Free Press
brings forward the name Of Governor Stewart as
a successor to Colonel Joyce.
The state of health of Postmaster James S.
| Pack did not admit of his being present at his
mother funeral last Sunday.
| BERr WATERMAN will travel this summer "a
leader of the band connected with Frank Robins
circua. IL starts ont this week
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ID HYDE and Georgia w Parmenter
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""Joi W. " oieene "uJu''"' Vi 'no rus. 'oi-
n Tenna
ASA l. bAhhoN' tne "en-Sno"n hotei man.
formerly OF White river junction, was oauly
hurt by KICK from a cow In Newpurypof''
hifss "heio Ito no" iesiue7'
REV +. W. pAhrLhIr Oh o.. mary cnurcn NJ
Not.nneio anu rev MT Duroank oi "ooasVilie
N H., were guests vi new iio"aru f. h"i a' 'ne
ra'ii'on iaS' "eeA "eunesuay'
LIEuTENANT-CoLoNEL A. ?. HOWE, formerly
commander Of the division OF which the old Yer
mont Brigade was part, has been promoted to
Do coionei Oh tne iouf'h ar''liery'
LIEUTENANT TuTHERLY has applied to the war
department for two field pieces in order that he
may add artillery drill to the work oil his depart
ment at the University OF Vermont.
MR.. l. p. DANA, formerly deputy collector O
7 revenue at Montpelier spent part of last week
in Boston, on his way to Denver, Colorado, wher'
he intends making prospecting tour.
MRS MARY CHIrrENDEN grandchild Of Cover
3 nor Thomas Cbittenden, died last week in Berlin
D Wisconsin She was the wife OF T. j. Chittendeu
. and daughter of Hon. Truman Chittenden Of
Williston
: En,ro, T. u,y,,s ~ ,ho c, 1ohnshrrr T.,
= der made us A call. Friday. while ON his wav t.
o burlington II Ia supposed he il looking nm ma
terials with which to repair his damaged euber
@ material slate
:. Cr M.ryvwsov NJ G. 1ohn.hrrv ,oods III
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!. ,o,,,o,,,on, a,,n,r,n,o,.s
% ihenoe'i'en' appointments
:. h"'N ~ y" ''"A"D anu III, ei''o' may "'
h y" '.''i "'.p'n UP "' no'"
'ne i'in.S y, I'M "a a. INNS VI He" Il"i
s''o anu VI " '- ''A' VI Nv '0""
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.. ). GAiSEs' proprietor Oh the stevens iiouse
'. Nergennes' was tired by Jury last week ior sci
~ ing liquor, and' In spite OF abundant evidence
sales oy MN ana OF the JUSTICES charge' the Jul
Is brought in verdict oil not guilty.
We Hon. N. T. SrRAGUE Of Brandon has organize
IN an Exposition company" under the laws
'h New York for the purpose OF holding an expos
ton in New York city in 1888 The capital
apdi ha ipar aaadt To