The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-07-11
MATTERS IN VERMONT
GLEANiNGs FROM HILLsiDEs AND
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a,,.s ys,,oo,t Methodist seminary ut Mon
lug mdna,ed tifteen students on Thursday
peler slso" $50, ,ahorer WIS drowned
llmp.ny D D'E,,a,, offernoon. nv the II,
o, ,.Inr NJ n boat.
so.s,"e mills will stop for repail
Inc LuuloW mov1 thny viii mo closed 81
soon, ~ Is eH ls'' sssyssrl qre ly.ssssNg ,
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verin n;.. h - III 1fEH
Over 'iN a,a,o ouorr;es AZ vest pawle
Two IirSo si"tu far tyn weeks m
were snut aoM S.ao o ~ yot onuaI 70 The supply.
delhahu ioi s,''.o oa 10 ~ cs.a..a sa,,,;,or
ne uopt W 49, ;soa IN, suhscrintion M tbe re-
at pa a. "" ~ ~ II III
| cent eoiim."No c.,..,,,,,,,o oo,,
Laurel Glen mausoieuin u. Hu.anSsNsm,u COZ 90
tinues 10 attract croWus U. .iS.ols. W. ~
| ooo peoPlo nano M'''" '"'' 49,
sineo ITO eonp,s m ., AZ. ,o.o
Dartmouth GpneSc nag pesiomou ~ sdo u'sh ~
OF upon dton 0,isv' Inu mv I 10,
Midd'epury oohese'
John W Fenner, OF the clothing firm OF JON
w Fenner x Co, North Bennington, died SUD
DENY rIlu nsl. vi me G ta,,, Sofo ~
IN ms STORE ooi's p"s'''''' ''''""'0' o''o'
MS death' fafat4
A camp meeting In June has been novelty
at Mortified, the past week, but 1t is not q sue
cess, yet there was quite good number IN at
tendance. Hereafter thcy VIII DC neiu III 'h'
autumn months. &
A saloon and three freight cars on the s.
Johnsbury g. Lake Champlain railroad were
thrown from the track west of st Johnsbury
last Thursday, and Edward, Hayes of Lyndon
willie was seriously hurt.
u,ho hrotod ,,,.o- ,,oar-o,d uoIstain be;sar
g Winsom Maid . owned Inv Hihbard & Ham
mond, of Orwell, VT, has made the remarkable
store for thirty consecutive days of 1904 pounds
of milk, lS IA pounds OF unsalted butter in
several days.
The extent of the regent fire Mt North Con.
cord was tbe destrnction Of one thonsand cord.
of wood belonSina to the St ,Johnsburv and Lake
ri I ra;irned and the water house. and :
dwelling house owned by Hastings g. Follons
by: loss $4,000.
Tbo o,oss ,rod,o+od from, Nr;ddIehprv COLLAGE
lost was os os folIows p II rburch;ll r. i Rarton
jInhnson. T. y CovIes Nav Havan n r Piner
+ ndIosr i HvJa N,iddlehrry II n KnnrUi,
ton Brandon. Glen II T'athron. brandon.
3 Nfilla,. Saranac Lake. Jop,cs Tenhroel,e
panton, : RI
Tho nat,iotic town 90 pontop yboso ,ves,er,
hounSarv Iina i for,nnd NV 'o,,e Cham nla;n
celahratcd the Eonrth *, nf the incidnnts
,vas tho nre sn Of the Hon Cearga w C:ran,
da,- e.,s rator ~ ,Ia Ia, E;ft,, 80 10 q,
tho ano - o. 6a,irnyod . EourtI ~ In,., nration
at .be so,oo rIsna $3.50 - ''''' oi''o''
'' my nv ' @.,l:.. p.no p,,,;a
lhe Ohi..ehueh COUNTY ISePupHeai conneH-
llon at burlihSlom nomlha.eu Ior senators war
ren ulDos Oh burlington, Duel II Day VI Jeii-
sta,e " attouax Chonnner w RrovnniI Of In nui
for ;n1,a 90 ,.rotsto Torrnv W s ~
R nrlington TIE T5e resolntions endorsed the na a.
t pui .ioIrat nv i0'O"' WV no
'iolai 'ioNe' ~
The directors of the Ogdensburg, and Lake
Champlain railway company have organized as
follows: President, Mills; treasurer, IL A
Church; secretary, Geo L Childs; executive
l. Mills, } Gregory Smith, J X
Langdon, w A Haskell and Carlton; road
and property committee, ID w Lawrence, Tim
othy Hoyle and W Hobart.
DIR Allen OF White River junction,
charged with the murder OF Il Hansell in
Boston a few weeks ago, was arraigned on
Tuesday in the supreme court at Boston and
plead not guilty. Judge Devons was upon the
bench and set September as the time of the
trial. Gen Butler is counsel for DR. Allen. The
father of DR. Allen was in court at the time of
The proceedings.
a telephone company has been organized to
,xtend the lines from RetheI and Rochester
over the mountain to Rutland by the way of
Sberhurna With a hrancl to KILN ton neak
which is Incoming one Of the most nopnIar
summer resorts in the state. 1t is over 1000
feet high, and commands view of the valleys
between the White Mountains and the Adiron-
lacks. Since it has been made accessible by
stage the patronage has been rapidly increasing
Zach year. t8tfF
At meeting of the Vermont Press associa-
ion held at the hotel on the top Of Mount Nc
Iregor. July 4, the following officers were
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association: President. A N Swain Bellows
Falls: vice presidents. + G Benedict Burlinc-
ington. Luther O Greene Woodstock: execu-
i've committee Albert III futile of Rutland. C
J Forbes of st Adams, d B Stedman OF Brat.
leboro; corresponding secretary ID w Dixon
If St Adams recording secretary + II Brown
If Bellows Falls; treasurer G NJ Stone of st
'ohnsbury.
We have related some surprising facts about
he gold mines, but the most surprising event
hat has happened there ST. far was the finding
m Monday of two nuggets by Messrs Blum |
the president or the company and Irudo (the |
inning superlntendent) weighing respectively |
Of ana IL ponnds, BOTH OF the purest viz
n. ni ';u . Mn Do anJMGu " heep lne
To-, ,nbiIo .ha otho, nv ms posooe-
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III !, b aio, III .li9 penliilsto,i arleslan
gu en- Is aoaluoneu; ne history OF t1ls enter
utnam two wears AGO determired 20 nrnc,,ro
POSSIBLE. q snnnIv Of nnre w..ter IyiS tirs,
ttempt was on tie level land to The e,st Of 4ba
raded school building. Water was found at
he depth of some so feet, but an accident pre-
,nted this well from being sunk to a sufficient
spth to answer the purpose, although consid-
by more than LOO feet was bored. The Sec
ld attempt occupied all last season and the To-
ltion was on the rise of ground to the south
the village. The winter suspended opera
ons at a depth reached OF loSl feet Lately
io ', liloio na.e oeeli suhh, put tLe nard work
III uhPi ohiisiiiS aPPeaIaice nave iillally led 10