Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-08-16
Personal.

St. Johnsbury.
p T. BARNUM has sent collection Of rare coins
to citizen Of st. Johnsbury.
GENERAL RoBERT c. ScuENcK OF Ohio Is stop
ping at the Equinox House in Manchester.
j. W. FITZGERALD, formerly telegraph operator
at Mortified, is now at Promontory, Utah.
GENERAL N p. BANKS will deliver the address
at the coming agricultural fair in Proctorsville.
REV E. GERRY, late OF Randolph, has accepted
call to bis old church at Oregon City, Oregon.
D. B. LOCKE graduate OF Dartmouth College,
is the new principal Of the academy at McIndoes
Falls.
DR. EDsoN p. MUNGER Of Woodstock, gradu-
ate of the Burlington medical college, will settle
in Rutland
Mr.. L, S. WALKER has been engaged as prnci-
pal Of Winoosk graded school for the remainder
Of the year.
HENRY c. BELDEN Judge Asa L. French and
E. F. Brown, all of st. Johnsbury, have returned
from their vacations.
T. w GREENsLTrr OF Danielsonve, Conn,
has taken the position Of assistant editor OF the
st. Johnsbury Cdledonidn
NJ H. haNhiN anu uhuRHttT drb NJ DttT lslH0u
Maine, with Mr.. Rankin's brother, Rev DR.. Ran
kin OF Washington D. c.
DAVID TURNER, long known as principal OF
Thetford Academy, died last week from cancer in
the stomach, it is supposed.
Mr. GEORGE d. FIELD formerly lawyer at
Enosburgh Falls is on the editorial staff OF the
Springfield Mass Daily Union
Mtaa IOrvrrR Wurt.No NJ Easox I,not;o, ,.;ti
be associated with Professor Wilson during the
fall term of Morrsville Academy
S. A. RICE, an old graduate of Randolph nor
NAL school, has accepted the position Of principal
OF the graded school at San Diego, California.
PRoF. c. o. THOMPSON, formerly of Peacham
Academy is now in Europe. On his return he
will establish an institute at Terre Haute Indiana
GENERAL W. W. HENRY has returned from
Washington, whittier he went in behalf of the
steamer Reindeer, lately seized by the govern
ment.
E. B. LYON OF Charlotte takes a position as Pull
man car conductor from st. Paul. Mimi, to Miles
City, Montana, a run OF one thousand four hun
bred miles.
EDMUND BLAKE, a respected citizen OF Bellows
Falls, died August s, aged seventy-ive years He
,yas forroori,, n ,,o.,o. ..,.i..- -, 4, A.
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g. 'ii " iioD"hs vi Tue cni.eu
$50 n'us, loi"ny Vi U"sue'on' is visiting
:. NJ anN 'ou"'S hiS 'U'''on a' present
Hon. EDWARD S. lsHAM Of Chicago, law part
ner Of Secretary Robert Lincoln, native OF Chit
tenden county, is the guest Of the American
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GENERAL GEORGE q. sTANNARD, OF the door
keepers department OF the national house of rep
~ Nas W MS noine III Duii'ns
NAN 'p'''S'
lhE american bar Association has reelected
Hon Luxe r. roland chairman oil the executive
comhi'tee ana Hon DANIEL Roberts oil Burling-
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EA-uovEhSoh A. r. NJ STAFFORD OF Arizona
ana family were visiting his birthplace, Hyde
PARK, iast week. lie was accompanied by his Sis
TER Dr. mary D. blake OF Boston
G. II. MORSE, son OF Rev. c. F. Morse OF Nc
lnaoes faiis, mas peen engaged to teach in st.
Johhspury ACADEMY lie Is college graduate
ana student IN theoiog'cai seminary
LYMAN MILLS, who died at Orange July 25,
was one of the best known and respected men In
town. He had held nearly all the town offices
and at the time OF his death was deputy sheriff.
WILLIAM H. RooT, city clerk of Burlington has
again been afflicted The death OF his son by
drowning we have already noticed. His wife
died last week Wednesday, after long and pain
full sickness
HON LUKE p POLAND Ia Mt SARATOGA at,endno
the session Of the American bar assoca,,on -
which he ia chairman of the executive COMMITTEES
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