Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-18
Vermont State News.

NJ -, so 's.l ~ -" 80, - ~.
WILD oucks nave made their appearance on
bshe Oha"piain'
THERE are only three divorce cases on the Chit
tenuen county court docket.
The Slack fertilizer company has been organized
at Springfield with capital OF 5000.
JosVpu COucutEp ~ Rurl latelv committed
suicide by taking morphine. Cause dependency.
IT Ia said TINT n preat many Fnolish sparrows
have persisted during The past long and severe
winter
p ID JANrson NJ Alhprob UNA lateiv aeriouslv
bitten while irving 10 part two dogs which we're
fighting.
r,.,,v ri.nu,, .a -, Ar, I, u..au =,
Rutland. was killed bv Tho cars nj Albert lea.
Minnesota lately
,o,,n-..,, .1oI company as ~ .eorra
the patents az Wiliism s,ae, % preparing W
c,,,.,. n p..-- :, n,a.,, T., s..
.aa. ~ FL rnessf vi DIooi as ~ una s.
a,,S H.. ,o' n,eu us psrn, hieu WIN s'"'"
Tuv two.s,oru .,o,o h,,d,nn o.noa n, william
ma,toon a. WSyrshre uas h,nad 10y, Friaav
M az e e lnn wss out q, oon as' riuay'
Loss' ABOUT sz'ooV' insured ior ei'VV'
MAN named farwell had cash four inches
png Gu. IN ~ sSu' iatey oy saw III MI, ~
"ee' .'"us"en' 3" TO '"o's"' NO wiz .eeo'e''
IN the Burlington city court Mrs. Philomen
Sregoire was tined S2o and costs, or one hundred
thirty-seven days In the house OF correction Tor
liquor selling
GEORGE l. SWEET, who was arrested March 81
for assault with intent TO kill Constable Frost OF
Cornwall, has been bound up In the sum OF 500,
for trial at county court
MOSES MORSE OF Fast Charleston was lately
brought before Justice on a charge OF assaulting
his sister, and was held to bail In $500 for his ap-
pearance at county court.
Two CHILDREN Of John Mcmahon OF Benning-
ton were thrown from a hay wagon-one OF them
getting broken leg and the other having a mar
row escape from serious injury
DR. HATHAWAY Of Milton has entered an action
against Lawyer Henry Ballard OF Burlington,
claiming that Balard's negligence In handling a
case cost him several hundred dollars.
Ac.vov axo,rs,or Ia % stort n, ,ha had vo,,r,
Of Connecticut river May oath, and another June
25th. It will consist of twenty birch canoes, and
will have two Indian guides for both trips,
T,v axoor,;,a oor,r,,,,oo =, ,ho .,.,a ,on,,.>-
arca ca,ovro ea,;rs assnc,otjon n,ot at 6, Inbbps
bnrv and mads psrtiaI arraneemenas for a th,ee
days session at Morrisyille August IA, 10 and 16
H., .d,o,,..,o, go. ..a..i..s -, ~ -.
Mass voied 70 1indefnjtelv nostnona, y an the
article in their warrant 70 ace ~ thev would lake
s1CO OOO In Tho honds NJ a railroad to Wiiming.
ton Vermont
Ir.,,,.,, -. A.. 49,, l., A.,
bonse at Middlebury memo,andnw hoot was
fonnd containing Ion, doiiar 70 In hanh h;iIs nh;oh
have evidently been oniatlv resting near,v si1tv
vaars The oy.nar's nanoa 49, nnt s noay sAS
T..'. ,a,,,,.s =. y, AZ, r."
hh ,a'iure IL announced noun OF tne Jericno cnalf
SSoInpany, n M. fieu, pIlnclpal proprietor
and MANI 81 these had nov hsen nad ,hn,r naaa,
for months. The liabilities are abont Sin 600 and
assets Sl0 600
r., ii, aa-, ... A.. u,-,
e. ne nnall carriers on ootn tne WOODSTOCK and
, n.ocnoiaee routes nave oeen compeea 70 carry
sne mails ON 100. over portion OF the,r routes
oaIine .ne past WEEK OF TWO OWING 70 tne eeptn
U. .ue SHOW anu 'he aiinos' impassapie conuition
~" o
A. lille NJ. uepe ~ h,nslu9n was crossing tne
lne ef fiN9f Seiom .no !as heaI veIgennes III ngnt
s sa wuunesuay, 'ue poat was tIIPeo over III
solne , inannel anu, !. rs sa'o; hr. h'nghan NAT
IIomiy 1s.apeu oro"hing' He WAS rescueo ny
'oseph JANUARY
UNDER the recently enacted civil damage act,
Mrs Richards OF Rchford has brought suit for
S6,OOO against Dan Moore OF East Berkshire for
tne loss OF her h1soana' VINO was accidentsiiy
h I'a mniie .I. WIN liquor aiiegeo W
nave oeen soiu MN ny moore'
WILLIAM O'BRlEN OF Burlington, freight
conductor on the Central Vermont railway. was
the victim OF shocking accident at Essex juno
ton last Friday night. While coupling cars his
foot caught between the rail and the guard rail
and was run over by the cars. His leg was am
putated and he is likely to live.
SWISS, at work for Homer Griswold. on
Grand Isle, near the Griswold dock. was drowned
on Sunday OF last week. He went to the lake for
pail OF water, and when missed search was
made for him. Through the ice hole they could
see the pail in the bottom OF the lake, and the
body was soon after found and recovered.
THE Connecticut river will soon be full OF logs.
as the Connecticut river lumber compauy have
delivered on the banks of that stream. onnosite
Colebrook, N H.. 5000 900 feet OF lumber They
also have on the second Connecticut lake Q 600
900 feet more, and have purchased Of the Boatties
of Maidstone s. 900 900 feet AS soon as the river
and the lakes omen 200 lumbermen will begin
work on the annual drive.
A NpRrrf On lad Cha rlia RIoo.o,, b.,