Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-10

Association held It's annual meeting at Towns
Hotel In Bellows Falls last week Thirty OF more
physicians were present, and the meeting was OF
more than average interest. DIR. T. II. Pettengill,
VINO presided delivered an address upon malaria
al NV w. X Grain on anti-pyretics, and Dr. C. A,
Alien on pelvic h@matocele. There are only
nity.hve In the house OF correction - forty
eight males and seven females. Among the
stock stock which lately passed through Bellows
, ralls Tor market was calf with three legs and
tne tail at one side Of the hip. An enthusiastic
meeting OF those interested in narrow gauge
railway from Brattleboro to Wilmington was held
NJ Jacksonville last week Thursday. Committees
were appointed for the towns Of Brattleboro,
Nottingham, Halifax, Guilford and Marlboro to
RAISE money for preliminary survey. Brattle-
Doro has raised It's share, $500. Another meeting
Is TO be held Mt West Halifax tomorrow. The
sstrasbourg lager beer brewery at Bellows Falls,
formerly the Fall Mountain, was burned about
midnight last Thursday. The loss was about
$4,000 and there was an insurance Of S25 900,
and there was about 5000 salvage. II Is to be
rebuilt at once. Over 5000 barrels of lager in the
vault were not injured and business will be inter
iupted but slightly. The fire originated in the
ooier-room and by prompt action the building
ought to have been saved, but the Waterman and
employees did not use the facilities at hand....
Aunt Sally Stockwel Of Brattleboro, 103 years old,
mas smoked pipe all her adult life
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Pomfret lady has petrifed toad. A four
year-old girl Of Frank Churchill OF Woodstock
was probably fatally burned, April "a, while try
ing to klndle a bonfire. Henry B. Reed & Sons
OF Woodstock have made 1000 gallons OF syrup
and 400 pounds of sugar.. Last Thursday
night freight train on the Central Vermont rail
way ran over man lying on the track near Hart
ford station. An effort was made to stop but
the mans head and arm were completely severed
from his body. lie was recognized at White
River Junction as one Carrigan, night track
walker Windsor has handsome new town
house Of brick, 81x48, with large room for viii
lage meetings In the basement and a fine hall
with stage, gallery and dressing rooms, with
seats for 600. Besides there are rooms for the
town officers. 1t is finished with black ash,
lighted with gas, etc. Total cost S12, 200. IA
found embedded in an ash log in Felchville. -.
According to the Ludlow Tribune, a fatal acct
dent happened TO a quart bottle at the railway
station In that place. Mrs George F. Savage
Of Windsor recently celebrated the fifty-seventh
anniversary Of her birth by the completion OF a
silk quilt composed OF 2 $40 different pieces She
has also in process Of construction Roman sash
to be composed Of nnumerabe pieces.
STATE AT LARGE
Iu the year 1891 according TO the official figures
there were issued In Vermont 1913 insurance poll
cies, for an aggregate amount OF 81 212 2SS; and
there were In force, December 81 1881, 449 poll
cies amounting to so 51S,9 S1 The total premi-
ums received were S244, 1888, and the losses in
CURED, STA 922 According to Just published
census bulletin there are 80, $50 farms in Vermont
against 80, 1927 Ia 1870 and 81 500 In 1860; and OF
them 30, $50 are occupied by the owners. OF the
farms ~ are Of over one thousand acres, $50
between 800 and 200 acres 49, 1856 between 100
and 800 acres, and 7 S22 between 30 and 100 acres
the steamer Vermont. She will begin her regu-
lar trims Nav DOth