Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-27


Ar Cprsrrp. Denman Uu,ett vh,s sboo,,no |
tu,hevs which had escaned acc,don,a,,v Az,
cha,ged b,s ,,ae tho hall en,o,,n, ono ., his |
knees. The surgeons, not having succeeded in |
finding II yet decided that the limb must be am
putated, and a fatal result IL feared.
Il Ia said that the passumnalc railroad and the
United States and Canada eYnress cornanv arc
going to fight the new In. law in tho cou,,s and
are said to feel eon6dent of doing I, srccesst,uv
Able counsel In Boston have advised them that
the law is clearly unconstitutional, It is said.
II. |. spooR Of Ripton want IN M,dd,ohrrv 10
have teeth extracted Ether was adminis,o,ed
but after the removal OF tbirteen teeth M snoor
began to rapidly fail and for several hours II was
with the utmost dif,ouItv ,ba. be vas bon, alive
He Is still very low but will recover, 1t is thought
CHARLIE Dusx, XIX NJ suttop ,ecen,,v mn, N, n
lob on the merchant saloman NJ wes, t,n,lo bv
selling twentv-seven and one.balf nounds ~ ane
salt on ton Of which he had placed Ava nopnds NJ
sugar. calling IL all sugar A instice nj tho neace
sailed down punklee about eleven dollara worth.
Jos1Ap srtrprrvASr. living abon, one p,,e and
a half south of East Fairfield village was found
nearly dead Thnrsdav morning in III voodsbed
shot through the head He died aeon after be,ne
found. He was A married man. with anita a
large family. IL ia supposed IN be n ease NJ
suicide
B. ALEXANDER proprietor Of n largo lumber
mill near Newport was INSTANTLY killed Friday
forenoon by a nile of lumber falling mon him. a
floor giving way overhead He was fortv.six
wears Of ACE and came from Nav Uampsbire
He was n heavy dealer in Iumber and greatly
respected.
THE whole sonhomore clasa Of Mldd,eburv coll
leee took n sleigh ride To yeroennes last week
Tuesday evening and indulged in nm exceIlent
class supper ut the Franklin bouse. After supper
the bows had n very nleasant tina singing college
and class songa making snaechas otto In tina
time-honored college fashion
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be connected with Bethel. via Gavsville by tele-
phone The line will be- finished in the spripg
and possibly before This line Of telepbone will
mt these nterior towns in moro ready communi.
cation with railroad station. and supply a con.
veniepce that has long been lacking.
IN tho F,,.wor,h oaso ,vh,oh ho. hoor .,,.oo.-
inc so nrch o,,ar,,or i, pann,ao,o,, ,o,,r,,, ,ho
jury found that Wealthy Ellsworth was not the
widow OF Aonzo Rudd. Orvlle Ellsworth has
been arrested for perjury, and his sister Wealthy,
Mrs. Fillmore, Mrs Searle and Mrs Phillips are
under Indictment for the same offence.
T,r windsor oo,,,,, o,,x, .,s,oiu. .ho ,o,,, -,
woa,harsea,d In ia ro,rsaI ~, nos, COCO ,,o,oa h.,
,,s ci,,vens In 1870 10 coorao q cro,, In .o,,,o
ment Of claim for injury caused by poor high
way. The defendant claimed that, notwithstand.
ing the vote OF the town in 1879 the plaintiff had
no right OF action under the statutes then in force
coSnrcrop spvrp,Scv n, tho pratt,ehoro and
Iondonderrv narrow oanoe railway took an
overdosa NJ cb,o,ol so,rraav nj pro,,ieboro With
suicidal infant II ia said that iealousv nromnted
him. He was in bad condition all of Sunday
1t requiring several men to hold him, but it is be-
lieved that he will recover lie expresses regret
for the act.
g KrNvpsoN NJ porra, has sold bis sovan
veors ola ooy uolI;o + tor sooo a,d tho ,orx
,ears ola cow gate "a Gov s,Eo Tboso co,ro
aro tho Ioroov o,oon,s hait s,.,ors and ,ra,a
shipped last Monday from Barnet to 20 to
Charleston, South Carolina. He has also sold his
yearling heifer, Maude Parks. for $50. and she
has gone To Illinois
To-, .o.., .,,o a.. -, p..,. -
inc tho :, prodncor,s ,hIa oou,,an,, q, ,rh,oh
ho,a,o,ora nj, d. .aoo,,oa ,.ap, -, .,.oi
nal marko, con,ors hovo hoor, c,,ro, =, no aI,o,o,
POI ina'Ae' 'en'ois nA'o oeeh gwen 10 oe alo'eu
p.o ,'N. ""iO'h '"o nou'os' n",o eA'enueu 'ne
"h.eo'nu % 90 W 'n0'uuo "i o'uets run eeeiy
sou'0o uS ''r'ua"y oonsoiiua'ion vi all
'n' 'naf''e 'n'efes's'
W. W. SWEENEY OF Middlebury has just come
within half an inch OF losing his right eye by an
accident MIR. Sweeney was saving small block
at a circular saw, when piece OF 1t flew up with
.renenoous iorce' cutting MS iorehead 10 the
oohe ana taxing the beauty Ill out OF MS eye
The eye will soon be all right again, but 1t has
had a narrow escape.
lHk hands at the MiddeDury pulp mill have
been idle several days, but are now at work
again. The boiler has arrived and after n has
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more to do before the making Of pulp will begin.
which the company expect will be very early in
the new wear. This will be considerably sooner
,ha,, ,ha,, g., ovnao,ad
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BRIDGET KENNEDY of Rutland has gone TO Jail,
in data,1, % co ono hau Che ,,o. oo,,,,;o,oa -,
=, " N''0oo '"'' " "Ao 'o"'O''' VI
liquor seillhg on 80 counts, ior which she was
fined 50, 900 and sentenced to 295 months i'm
prisonment. John Harrison. who WAS A witness
To- ,ha go ru,so.oa,oa -, - =, -"
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no "aiNeu eAaiiina'ion anu gave Dali In szoo ior
appearance at county court.
A ,,o, v>,,, orarroi ,,i,h so,,o ,h.o..o-t,..
'ioLhNi quaiiei win soine threatening as
poets, has broken out between the two companies
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