Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-06-07

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seminary. Tuesday, June 81 Solo, Miss Bessie J.
Frary of South STAFFORD prayer; song, Mrs
Chase OF Bethel; Grafton, Rev. c. II. Eaton Of
Nc" iork' uue., mrs, ~ +. "oou anu bliss SARA
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song MISS he'en M upper Vi hiiuuieoury
AT the annual meeting OF the Montpelier
wells River railroad company the following d.
rectors were chosen: d. r. Sortwell, S. S. Thomp-
sou, W. II. ii. Bingham, Joel Foster Jr., and s
G. Shurtleff They organized by the electing d.
R. sortwe, president; Joel Foster, Jr., secretary
and treasurer; +. W. Morse, general passenger
agent; W. A. oto"ei'' general superintendent
THE agricultural editor of a Vermont newspaper
gravely advises those who grow pickles fol
market to plant them any time from June 10Th to
July LIST. 1t is better that the seed should be In
by the 10Th. That editor will be overwhelmed
with such questions as this, What in your
opinion is the best variety OF pickle seed, and
would you advise sowing broadcast or in drills p
LAST year attempts were made by the people Of
Vergennes to have the railroad so changed as to
run through near the falls. Twenty thousand
dollars were guaranteed to the managers OF the
road, but the nducementwas not sufficient. The
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new and independent line being built to connect
with the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company's
road at Whitehall.
LAST Thursday night about ten o'clock a petty
piece of burglary was ATTEMPTED at the house Of
Mrs. McDermid on Liberty street. One of the
ladies of the house on entering the dining room
was startled bv seeing a man gathering mn the
spoons on the table. Henry Buswell. a boarde,
there, went into the room and seized the marty
who after a violent struggle escaped, Boswell
calling loudly for help. The spoons were scat
tered over the floor, only one being missing.
THE second annual convention of the Green
Mountain Musical Association will be holden a,
Barnum,s hall in Richmond lime %. 81 % .,
,,clusive under the direction NJ professor Emer
son nj Roston assisted bv an em;nent SOLOS,
from the same citv MANI eminent sinyera from
different narts NJ the state will be in attepdanoe
All singers who purchase convention tickets and
are seated with the chorus during the convention
wiIl be fprn;sbed entertainment frae of charge
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this village and mentioned the fact that Kimball
was tn make one for Hon David Davis nresident
Of the limited States senate This monument Is
rapidlv approachpe completion. II il tweptv.
two feet high and ba. base five feet ten incbe.
souare The center block containing the ipscrip
tion. reouired the labor of one man for tbre,
months 40 finely polished and cbiseled il IT, Mr.
Kimba,l navs a very large salary IN the desoner
Mr. Mccormick. who ia entirelv competent tf
draft designs for the most artistic work. and the
workmen emploved there are capable Of doing
iustice to his designs.
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Who, bo on,aront,,, rords 90 ,ha innooa,t no a
time of wife-beating. 1t appears, however, tina
on this occasion the woman had drunk AZ mucl
liouor AZ he had both having been treated bv (
friend as Peter claimed on trial before Justic,
Hinkley, though the woman denied that any O.
them had had any liquor Peter was arrested
and fined the usual IS and costs and so apt
costs for assault. the aggregate of the two beipl
tn about s25 He was discharged on his owr
recognzance. His wife was also arrested and wa,
tried Yesterday afternoon and evening. Her tria
was not comnleted when wa closed our forms
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p. NJ. address before the Esthetic society by Rev
Charles Parkhurst, AM. Wednesday, June 14th
ten o'clock A. NJ, annual meeting of trustees
half-past one o'clock p. NJ, business meeting o
alumni association; three o'clock, class day ex
ercises: half-past seven O'Clock. prize recitation
versary exercises. Free return checks will b,
given to those coming to commencement. Boart
I will be furnished at reasonable rates.
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