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

II. A. LEAoH, for some time in the employ q
the Burlington & Lamoille railway at Burlington
has been rendered responsible position with tn
Atlantic Pacific railway company.
The friends Of Conductor Parkhurst, OF the 81
Johnsbury and Lake Champlain railway, will b
glad to learn that he has received pension O
si7 month and 50, 800 back pension.
THE editors-in-chief OF the WATcHMAN and o
the Argus are out of town. The former has gon
to North Berwick, Maine, and the latter to Pough
keepse, N. Y. Both will return this week.
THE wife Of Senator Edmunds is to be pre-
scented with n silk quilt from the women Of Utal
as mark Of their appreciation Of her husband
services in the recent anti-polygamy legislation.
DR. JAMES r. Woop one Of the Oldest ant
most eminent physicians Of New York city, ha
died from pneumonia, at the age Of seventy. HI
graduated from the medical college at Castletoi
in 1si7
REV. II. A. SPENCER, the new presiding eide
OF the Montpelier district, was in town last weel
looking for a house to live in. lie returned t.
Ludlow to preach In case the new pastor die
not arrive.
Mr. FAYErrE P. Brown Of Yonkers New York
general agent Of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany OF New York, strong company which W,
nave oiten commended, made us pleasant cal
on Monday morning.
JOSHUA PRoUTY, who has just died at Chester
at the age Of eighty-nine, was one of the founder,
OF the Congregational church in that place, and
one Vi 'ne nrst outspoken ant-slavery men and
'enperance WORKERS In the region
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NM uhohaE d. WRIGHT OF minneapolis MINI,
u'eu Vi vphoiu IeVer Aprl 10 at the age OF iorty
seven years lie was leaulng business man
.no,e anu hisniy es'eeiheu' Ills prother H. m
"Hs"'' 10 suO'eSSi"i ousi"ess man III o'"eil'
MISS l.. TINKHAM, Q1echee poetess has re-
| ceived, through the editor OF 81. Nicholas, an
autograph letter from England, complimen,ing a
pVo" puoi'S"eu III 'ne ni"icn NUMBER oi o. N'cH-
''''' ""' 'equos''ns pe''"'7sion u se' 10 'usc'
LIE reports oil the very able argument oil Sena-
'or bdmunds before our supreme court In the
great railroad case, winch were published In the
MONDAY edition oil the Boston Journal and the
b'ston Advertiser, were made by Mr. Henry
oViatt'
CORNELIUS D. PALMER Esq, OF jericho, was in
Town ast week. lie mas received and accepted
appointment oil assistant United States district
attorney Tor the district oil Dakota, and will leave
Vermont for his new home In Yankton, In that
territory. month hence.
MIR THEODORE f. swEErsER, native OF Wards
boro, recently died in Boston. He represented
Iowo,, In ,ha ,oo,.,o,ruo o,o go. 49,, H., -
rro,,ors,, Tho da,,oora,,o 90 S,s.,a 49, -
pe''u'S 'ne u',no0i"''' o"noiua'e luz governor
lie was an able lawyer and was at one time a
partner with General b. +. Butler
OARS .he FARGO Dako'a, pee Oh the continent
tai Hotel and Its steward, Charles II. Newton,
late of the American House in Montpelier: "Peo.
ple who sion Mt the Continental Lno,y ,,ho. 4, Ia
- - IN A., nv" ""'' :, ~ 70
10 ENJOY AL the deicacles oil the season. The
49, e.v"1' ~, -,o"n' "''0 VI nion'pei0f'
vermont, appears 10 DC u master OF MS business,
and Is winning golden opinions from the guests -
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II gives US mucn pleasure 70 endorse the fol-
lowing notice which we find in the ST. Johnsbury
correspopdence of the Lyndon Tt,;on "Mr
CT, -. ~ 49,, VT
oa"', as7'''an' euioor vi 'he ou'euodh VIII leave
this place next week and go to st. Adams to take
his old place on the MESSENGER. Mr.. sault has
made mar, tr,ords love ond ,,o c,-,a.,a'ta 49,,
.'uo "'""S i'''"u' "o'o anu 'ne 'u'ed''"d" mas
''e" MUM i'nP'o'eu u"uer HIS administration
EDWARD W. THoMPsoN who has represented
tho Cen,ral vormort rou,ya,, &, ,ho w.t. -
~. 49," o.e away III 'ue "n''o moun-
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will this summer be the White Mountain pas-
senger agent OF the New York e. White Mountain
line, comprising the New York, New Haven &
Hartford, Connecticut River Central Vermont and
Passumpsic railways. The travelling public will
be glad that he Is to be retained in a position he
has 80 well filled.
THERE might bava ham saor ON yyadno,a, -,
last weeLMand doubtIess on ronao,aS oonaa VI
since--gathered in the family crcla ~ NJ. u
five generatons in a direct line 70 ,y;, NJ VI
Huntington her mother her gra,ndm"thar AZ 20
Gently Come IN her from The west in her n,not,
srth wear her dan.bter fMrs w Fnrr;nS
with ber danghtar asad tyo uaars tn a,udna
are few who have great. greaf ora ndmntSara ,,t
no break between s'""'''o'"o''' WIN
the following, most Of them, probably, to hear
the great railroad case reported elsewhere: COL
one II: Powell OF Richford; Hon. J. j. Estey
OF Brattleboro; H. N. Newell clerk Of the house
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