The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-19
Weekly News Summary.
Vermont.

TwENTx-sEvEF dogs were bitten ny Whp-
ingbam mad x In one DAY
DiPHTHERETIC sore throats are prevalent IN
Rutland, and in many cases unusually severe.
TIE winter term of Beeman academy has |
opened, with about seventy students In at
tendance.
Cpopor ELLIS of Dapyille paid $40 for the |
priyiiege OF assaulting and insulting ladies In |
Bt. Johnsbury.
A REDUCTION in wages OF twelve per cent has
been made on ali the ousrries and mills at |
Weat Rutland
Tup Iawrence Brainerd estate on Bank
.tyeet st Alhans has been sold for SO. 900 to |
% n Nnbe En-
c..r,o,,,. oo,x.,, hos 400 ,ors,o,a,s drow.
-. c1a non a roar I'D W. binaton 6i6 non.
sieners. drawing $4,000.
c., .h,.,a. -o.n,,,,, h~oLo into tho depot
..Ss ps,, NJ. - xiaod tha cigar
y, ma p ao,,,,in -, COZ '"0N WV
'"eo y. so0uo '"''""'h :" W.
WET OoNcoEo insn r,knso ., ny haanS.h
suppor. .n1 koIpoi, "u. .a w N ~
amount ueuuc'eu iroin MS "Ae''
+. ID BARTON OF Vargennes Is reported 70
have sold over S5o,OOO worth OF nne-wooi
her'uo s"eep ID 'no pae' '"o y."'o'
m1oHAKL WKLoH, ageo 'orty-two ysH,s, Gun
mitted suicide at Brandon last WEDNESDAY
night by hanging. No cause IS assigned.
REuBFN HoLBRooK OF Springfield. who dis
appeared mysi eriousy some three weeks ago,
has been found partially insane in Philadelphia
THE Burlington commercial travellers asso-
eiation M organisation OF one hundred men,
bera, will hold its annual banquet about the
Lat OF January.
Pr,,n,So onerations have been very active
In all parts Of Rutland during the past wear,
and It Il estimated that at least $500 900 has
been expended.
Opnvns bave heer issued forhiddinp en-.
n,oxes If the Delaware & Hudson canal com.
~ q -. =. IN -. L.. "a a. a,;d ,ba
rule will be strictly enforced
wu,,,n Rpvn ono NJ tho oldest citizens OF
Ind,ow Who hos been in feeble health for a
Lone ,;,,e and severai times the mast wear at
tha mint 81 daath died In a verv sndden and
.nat nected manner last weak
c,,n,r p,ou>, - paoohor, arrostod Gil
h.r, Kararsnn of cpeenshoro last week wed.
pesd.n for haa,;na n borse and ,ook him tn
a. Iobnohrrn ,yher no was hound mn for an.
nsoronce ~ tba newt term NJ conrt
~ Csn,~-. ,.s
s.rin Thursdan mornino from an unknown
cansa and The same NIGHT Edward Carnenter's
farm harm occnnied nv Archibald Meelen not
far from The school-honse. was burned
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HahlLAND sonh III w , E.;,,;, y, n,r
lew oays slnce on nens, a..o o,;e usei
18th " Ana ,be;r festberss a,a nsed to stnff
the hired mans had with. and To make cnsh
;ons tor Tho 90, ),
T hn, rina onot u 40 y.
WoIk uesoay n,ornint, ap.u. n n,. ooIn, anu
.elurhsn 70 BIZ nnue' soouS h'' u .,.nSu'e.,
IN he hed and diad in a faw m;nntes He was
sayan,n"two naa,s ola
'o''e wv , w., -
ADDISON coun.y Ious. sen'eu.vu Sonn
ooeII W W. hnu la. Ss"'e ~ &c wn.. wa
correc.ion loI horse s.ea.ns, ahu TouIse w u,
GOD, aeed sixteen years' 10 1ne Ieio'in srhool
AZ. EVEN teals , W. wv e,no LII. Do'n MO
"a"ps anu oo'h p'eaueo sui'ty'
IN Williamstown, MASS, !; Y. SPARKS, a
Nh'ienie .o',ek .s een n iio,i a,, -
was arresteu Monuay Nr s.eaius soIu
Watch ana FUN Oh monty iI lion. sopnoInore
Uno Iooineu nen. n pn. Isi ::is W se' oonue'
opAfhs was eeh' '" '''eno'' ''''
AN attempt was recently made by gang OF
young men in Bellows Falls to throw boy in
TO the canal above the hume, and but Tor the
nmey arTIvai Oh Two or ,nree liner men VINO hear ,9
.hs,. In. .y KY r hoo, ,,nSa ou'
'heir oes'gns' NO a'res's nave oeen 'naoe.
IT has been stated very frequently that Fair
Haven IL one OF the most musical towns In the
state. The talent OF the town Is included 10
three string orchestras, one drum corps, one
double male quaItette, one choral society and
ohe R'ee ciuo
MIR. CHARLES l.. GRIswoLD, one OF the most
prominent merchants OF Lancaster, N H., has
died suddenly in Florida, whittier he had gone
y
OF st. Johnsbury thirty-eight years old, and
had been q long time member OF the firm OF
Kent d Griswold OF Lancaster.
REPRESENTATIVE DupLKY C. HASKELL OF
Kansas died in Washington Sunday. after a
lingering illness. He was born in Sprin field in
1892; took special course at Yale college, and
engaged in mercantile pursuits He went to
Kansas in 1855 and after serving as member
and speaker of the state house OF representa-
tves, he was el' c,ed to congress Tor three terms
by the republicans.
JAMES POWELL, while hunting last week
Wednesday at Fairbayep. cooked both barrels
OF his gun. intending to shoot the contents Of
one barrel at a rabbit. Both barrels went off
simultaneously The conclusion knocked Mr..
Powell down and he remained unconscious for
long time. When he came TO his senses he
aacertaiDed that his nose was broken in two
places by the gun kicking.
HORSE driven nv Mrs. Shepard Tspnep and
danghter of Trnv N Y and Arthnr Tannen Of
panton VI shied while Gro. sing the bridoe
over Otter Creek falls mt Ve,pennes. SATURDAY.
ard dashed against the railing, The railing
broke and MIR. Tapnen and Artbnr were thrown
twenty feet down fn The water striking a rocky
emha nh ment on the wav Mrs Tannen was
serionslv burt and Arthur had a leo broken
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