Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-23


TO paw as high prices AZ the market will allow
and make prompt remittances.
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lola ,he doc,o. ,h", I, S .a,,,a All y, ,ha ",a,o
and preach some Sunday he sbonld have n
respectful hearing. and tbe Int sbou,d be nassed
The comnromise yvaa nromptlv accen,ed and Tho
doctor told him hs would ca,, around M ,hreo
O'clock thu nav, srndav Tb,s ,v.s Tho La,
David ,bouvht NJ tho malta, nn,u ,broe o,c,ocr
las, sunday ,vbon ,,o oro,a ,rh,oh ,.,,a,,, oo,,
Orepates nj tho s,ahla an s,ndovs voro sn,n,,sod
N ace tho doctor atom =, amono ,bom ord oa,,
the hou-barn 10 order Tho doctor nroochod
soma 6fteen min,,as aud o,osad no oeo,,n,
pravor xvben Tho no, ,vos ,ossaa ,nd 40 OF ,,,,'
| tributed. which tho doctor said shou,d ho a.
| pended in beantifving ,ba chprcb oroupds An
| present were 40 mucb pleased with the docto,,s
| remarks and his sonnd advica that ARRANGEMENTS
| were made for a similar service NJ the same bonr
next Sunday. on which occasion David .promised
| to have the barn cleared of carriages and snn.
| Piled with seats and tbe doctor nromised IN bava
his deacons and choir attend and render tho ps,al
assistance in the service. The hest mart NJ tho
| affair last Sunday was that David sisbv nj 81
| Johnsbury happened To he present and 90, tho
| first preaching he has hoard In the last twentv
years He was so much pleased with the doctors
happy manner Of reaching ont after sinners that
| In tr;b al
Sunday suit and be present at the next service.
Tposr who bavo tho r,oosrro =, ,,,-.,,., =.
ouain,ance with coopel ceoroo w uooSo, iii
heartily appreciate the following from tbe var
mont Pheniy. on will nrobablv surp,,so sor,.
| OF Colonel Rockers friends In know that be ia n
believer in IMPUTED riehteousneas The vay NJ 4,
Is in this WISE Last fall after his purcbase NJ tho
Hunt estate. and while the great and oonorol
court was in session at Montnelier some NJ tho
Baptist trustees proposed having a survey made
to establish the lines between his property and
that OF the church. The Colonel replied that this
was OF no consequence and that he was satisfied
to have things remain as they were but the Bap-
fist brethren insisted on running the lnes and
employed Mr. Hines to do the work. Some time
after this had been done the Colonel awoke to the
fact that there was very suspicious silence on
the question OF real estate lines and diligent in
quiry on his part finally brought out the fact that
Mr. Hines instruments had shown the southwest
corner OF the church to be standing well over
upon Colonel Hookers land The brethren said
they were not afraid the Colonel would use dy-
Mantle to correct the trespass, but that they were
afraid of the fire OF raillery which was sure to
follow the discovery OF the true state of affairs.
The Colonel's present proposition Is to give the
Bap,ists the land IL they will agree IN sneak n
good word for him when they get over on the
other side. He tells them they can saw that.
though he Is not straight Baptist he has AMI.
iations that way, and he thinks this will make II
all right On second thought we are not snre
whether this is to be set down AZ the doctrine ~
Imputed Righteousness or OF Interpostion OF tho
Saints but in any case it is evident that Hooker's
theology is Of that broad and catholic type which
is not confined within any narrow church lines "
QUITE a serious accden, occrrrad n, p,s,
vile ast Tbnrsdav aftarroor no hiot CO -.
was dangerouslv iniurod ona ,o..,dou., -
ertv was destroved Tbroroh so,,o
ness a switch was left oman az Tho, Tho Mo,,,aa,
express. Of which Franz Fin, vos oo,d,o,o- 49,,
into n freight train which ,.a. s..ua,,,,. ~ A.
aide track Tho frs, oar s,r,o,, ..o, ~,
logs and thew were ,osood o,o,. ,.o,,,,ao,,a.,..
The next two cars ware loodod ,,;,,, 1870,
boards The fra, IL, ,,o. con, o..ah,.,. .h-s.,,
the side of the station Tho socord 10,
tn kindlipg wood ma h., ,ha, e. a.. -
STONED The angina y, Tho avnuoaa .-a,. ..
considerablv DAMAGED .ha ,onsa~
stove nm and the baerass co ,.o. ,a,,o, 30 ,-a
the trucks but tho o,bar oo.. A, 49,. A..
rai,s Tho ,rooL. no.. =. ,,.' go eno
Thomas Buck was somewhat ininred and othar
train hands received some bruises. Init none NJ
the passengers experienced any harm whatever.
Mrs. Lucia Spalding, who keeps a boarding
house in the depot building. was buried in tho
debris when the car load of boards smashed
through the side Of the house IL took some
little time to extrlcate her and 1t was then found
that her leg had been fractured In two nlaces and
some of her ribs broken. IL was Mt frat tbougb,
that her injuries must prove fatal. but her condl
ton has since improved and there are now bops.
OF her final recovery. wreckine train was at
once sent up from White River Junction. but as
it would be a long lob to clear the track the an
CINE St. Armand was taken from a freight train
at Waterbury, attached to the cars Of the B,rre
branch train and sent down tn hiring the ma.
sengers up. The wreck was CLEARED awav and
trains were running all right the merit DIV
although the night express going north was Az.
layed about an hour bv one of the slaaning cors
getting off Of the Temporary track IA the d.
rallied train was little late and was rnrrin, ha-
tween thirty and forty miles per bour II /. amos,
miracle that no one was killed outright The
responsibility for the MISPLACED switch has no.
been fixed as vet but will doubtless be de,er.
mined by an investigation.
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