Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-24
Personal.

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IkoRoh H. GARFIELD the presen. ineu"oen.'
nas oeon no",,"a,eu ny '"o p's''
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DR. CHARLES CLARK, Tor hity yearsa regular
physician at lownshend, ana prominent IN 'o""
and church, Is dead, aged eighty
WENDELL r. STAFFORD OF 81 Johnsoury mas
been elected class orator Tor commencement uas'
1900 NJ tue Boston university w" schooi'
JOEL D. ERfARDT, the newly-appointed United
States marshal for the southern district OF New
YORK, was sworn In on saturday AFTERNOON
MIR. CHARLES b. SWIFT Of st. Adams has been
appointed general baggage. Of the Central
Vermont railroad, headquarters at st. Adams.
ExpRras MrasrNarR GEoRoF T. GRour. on the
route from Newport to Bellows Falls, was married
on the nth to Miss Daisy Beck Of st. Johnsbury.
FARLEY STARR. president OF the Peoples ua-
tiona bank of Brattleboro. has been chosen treas
urer of the Brattleboro and Bennington railroad.
AT the annual meeting of the General Freight
Agents association Of New England, Mr.. Z. A.
president
DIV cvooov n s,,,n,vo m n, Dovar N
II has decided to accent the call extended to him
nv the franklin Street church in Manchest er. and
will commence his duties there in two weeks.
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vernon. employment 70 u'he "n Engagement on
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snrarInterden, 81 ,be road with Increased salary
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LIEurENANr-CoMMANpER IT, A. CONVERSE, U.
D. M mas received ORDERS 10 JON the United
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JOHN L. oLMsrEAD, nominated py 'ne presiuen.
ior commissioner oi 'he District Vi 0oiunoia' anu
whose nomination was on o''uru"y ",'hu'awn'
Is native OF brluport IN TINS STATE ana Is higny
esteemed there ny MS ioiniei ie.io" 'o"ns'ne"'
| His father was Congregational Clergyman at
| that place for many years. but afterwards moved
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JUDGE GEORGE REID, graduate Oh mluule-
| bury College, one of the victims at the burn
| ;no NJ the Nevvball house in Milwaukee. His
| 49, - .sa,,o.,,. - ea.,io,,,, - ar,
| FAMILY were fes'ueh's Vi Casie'on soine n''y
| years ago, and his brother Harrison has been
governor OF Florida The president Of the asso-
| o,a,,or ,yhioh ovnad tho bo,a, ia r. n Nash n
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brother OF william r. and Dorastus W. Nash Oh
| New Haven
~. pnr,n. n.,o,o. ., ,ho cro,,on
| Uranus rhhLrs' propi'e'o' u, 'no oa'o"
hotel, and for several years high sheriff OF Wind
| ham county ia dangerously sick from blood
...,4aIs ,ho,, SO ,rooI. ooo ho holnad
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