Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-16

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IHE Following sa list OF proposed vermont
ia'rs LOT 1885, Dog RIVER Vailey' Noi.nne,.'
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HE woman onr'suan Temperatures oa,on VI
washington anu oranse coun.'es wiz no'' sos-
pc. 'e'nperAnce institute III ir'n,y Unuio", mon
pener thursday, may %f'n. n'rs W. Y. he"''''
Oh. BOSTON WIN give an auuress IN 'no e'on'ne
An ,au'es in'ereS'eu III 'e'iperance wo'A a'o ~
Vteu 10 pe present auiins inc Jay rue meeting
Will commence az naip-pas' nine cioch' ine
p"co vi 'ho ioo'ure VIII pe sNen neA' "ooA'
LAURA FAY SMITH writes inc messenger rom
WOODSTOCK tna' no appica.'ons ior i'lsn iapor
VIII % forwarded oy nef 70 luxe agency uniess
.ne aPphcAh. senus .es'iinoniais as 10 onaiaV,oi
,ron MS nins'e, anu fanny physician e'A'es 'n0
A'na VI 'a'o, auu 'ne "aeoo n' ",.i p"y' anu
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un"Ao '"o nis. aua oeoonu VI 'no "oV'o oO"u'-
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| AMONG the speakers at the next Commencement
at Dartmouth are the following Vermonters; vale
dictory with GRAFTON, THE Transient and the
Ie'n''"en' III "ouo'" ,nousnH ~, ua.ee'
o' Vonneouiy, p"',o'op,'O'i ''ao.' ',
~ L''eia'ufe H. p. oonn'Vn, "oous'v,A' hue ;,
'on o, ,,,,', 10 ,"uv y. as w,.,,.
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| bury dissertations, " Moral fauperism, A.
| Barrett, Rutland; 1.-The Poetry OF Brownipg
| Charles A. Braley Mortified; "The Ethics OF
| Ar,u Edyord II Mol ochiip paacbam. UTbe
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inui'iuuai "nu 'he ''A'e' hieu - ""'0"'
| Hartford.
| Tur animal mating of tho Uomoeonathic state
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| Burlington, last wednesday. ABOUT twenty uei-
| egates were present and the meeting was un-
usually interesting. DIR. George b. Peck repre-
scented the Rhode Island state society and Dr.
Anna T. Howland thst oil new iork. Df A.. o.
Murray Oh rairnsVen was auini''eo " nienoei-
SNIP In the AFTERNOON cases ~ere uiscusseu anu
e1periences g'1en' inaAins an interesting anu
Valuable meeting Dr' recA peips e'iiea on'
spoke Vi 'ne PHEASANT reist'ohs ehis'ips Ia MS
state oet"eeh MS own ana .ne aiiopa'nlc schoois,
anu Vi 'he succesS Oh iaoy pnysic'ans' riienos Vi
the school III vermont VIII noVce WIN pressure
tne increase Oh interest," rs SHOWN ny 'ne hrse AZ
tendance ana interesting EXERCISES
THE following letter from Governor Barstow to
W. P. Rice, who has just resigned his position as
superintendent OF the state prison, will be re-
garded as fitting tribute to faithful official:
EXECUTIVE cHAMBER sHrLBuRSE, May 8. 1888.
Wendell p R,ee' E'q'i Dear Sr-in accepting your
y. .ne ouOe y. ,.,, VI
tors o, that institution AZ t as b, myseli that Won
should leave the service of the state During years
you nave hed .he once you nave won 'ne unuaneu up
name and SxIful Infringement, q, the inmate, AZ we'll az
for honest and faithful supervision of the finances of
prison. Please accept for yourself and family the assur-
ahce OF our sh esteem anu pest Wishes Ior your future
'A' Tpus pnsro,, nosar,o yo ~, vsrr,or,
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H. w. LOVE, the editor oil the hutiahd heU'eW'
ID now ABOUT the pest advertised man IN 'he s'a'e
lie mas oeen arrested Twice on the charge oi
rape ana friday night ne was again ioogea IN
jail on the charge OF olackmaii' prosecuted oS
drand Juror opeiiman. lie WAS arrested ataoou'
eleven p NJ and on the face OF 1t the proceed
ings appear somewhat irregular. Aithough sew
erai were ready TO go Dali ior MIN as soon as DIS
arrest was KNOWN yet the warrant OF the oincef
VINO served cou'd NOT % iound' ABOUT hve
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AT meeting Oh the poard OF CIVIL authority OF
this Viiiage heid Monoay forenoon the action o.
the hstefs IN oouplng the estate OF Epnraiu
uary was Drought up ior cohsideration' l.
Gordon' Esq, appearing Tor the estate Int
ooard ordered reconsideration Oh TONER Vot'
not 10 grant rehei bringing the question directly
before them whether or not the listers should Dc
sustained t. +. H. Gary OF boston, VINO repre-
seh'ed MS mother, sarah A. cary eiecu'fix o
the estate claimed that there mad been no williu
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ouh ho1oury correspondent writes US ina
"hiie mehoing renee last FRIDAY morning Micbae
conway OF that town discovered In some bushe
the decomposed body oil man. He immediatel,
notihed oelectman George W. Williams and TIT
latter applied TO H. u Ellis, justice OF the peace
70 inquire into the cause ana manner OF the deati
OF the person. Mr.. Ellis caused Jury to b.
summoned and II was ascertained that 1t was tn
body OF Dan Ellis who worked on wood job IL
TINS town In the summer OF leS2. Ellis was SUB
Ject 10 nus OF insanity and Tor two or three day
prior to his being last seen had been under keep
ers, but he recovered and went away and 1t wa
supposed he was In BraintTee. lie was seen las
on the morning OF september 4, 1857. His pipe
TOBACCO and knife were found near MIN. IN
BODY was 80 decomposed az to be unrecognizabl
except by the clothing His age was about sixty
hve years. The jury found that he. came to hi
death by means unknown but without violence.