The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-12-31
Weekly News Summary.
Vermont.

| month pension and 81 ,O0O arrearages
Mrs CLINTON POTTER of Castleton has
failed with liabilities of about 81, 100
prr, Avn bas four bundrad pinatv.tbrae
artists or Of Least that number Of PAINTERS,
NJ. v... >r,,,.,-,,, p.,,i. - pvo.,io
boro has daclared o. sami-annnal dividend
| IF fve nor cont
! -. - ,,..., TO-, los,
~ ~. u, i,s .oh ne e. 90.
seneoi Ecu W Vhe louse Vi ooiieo'ioh ioi WV
years ior horse sVeaiins
THERE were three generations oil the
| Parker family who TOOK part In spelnng
nii'on 'iio oVnei eNonins at y" h"''
A STRONG post of the Grand Army of the
| Republic has been organized at woodstock,
with Colonel L. .. Seaver as commander.
A TRAVELLING peddler stopped over the
other night Mt William Spofford s in Chester
and after he left about $50 in money were
found missing
MR.. ALBERT ADAMS of New Haven had
the second finger of his left hand so badly
bitten by a hog that he was butchering, some
weeks since, as to render amputation neces-
sary.
THE closing exerciaes of the graduating
| class of the CastIeton Normal School were
held Friday. The address was Delivered nv
Hon. j. X Batchelder of Arlington. One
hundred forty pupils have been in attend
ance during the term.
MANy soldiersin BARNARD are making nren-
arations TO ioin fine colony that is ooing West
| in tbe snriny to talra nm tLa;r hount, lo1d and
| found a city' likely TO TO he called Vermont
! CITY. Appearances Indicate that as MANY
az two hnndred steady. reliable men will
| join the colony.
| FINANCE INSPECTOR PACE on comnletinp
an examination of the Remington Comfy
Savings Bank. pronounces IL solvent. though
disappearing a few loans since made good
| Confidence Is restored tboupb there 10 much
criticism of the circular of the managers as
sailing the supposed author of the insolvent
reports
I'm a,,,o,,; ,o,so ,,.;., oo,,4o.., 10
longno to Har6ort Ea+on aud he ,r;do,,vad
mnthaS Of Rnnhastar ,,,as antiroi,r aostro,,od
Inv fire last week THURSDAY evening while
| the family were at a neigbbor's on a visit.
Insured for $500. Among the contents de-
stroyed was $3.50 in bank notes. Cause of
| fire unknown
Turn passrrnsio roi,rooa oo,,,o,. oro
srr,,a,;nes .hn;n nood TO, WIZ ip;' a
re$ams VStir loaI iIon u li.e nrNel
nerfart nrotiie Of tba road Stona nastS vii
bo 80 p,,ar, y, .'' ,hns en- pos'' ~.
enonob ~ an nasoS ~, H. ,, .tn,a oaa
| ai,,,as,s 10 60, -, ,,,.i 10 'ii' S''"' N-
always pe seen lroih ahouiier'
,ord ~ ta na a+ Sn,,tI iofer iahu7
los hao,, l.; NJ, ~
Jury found an Indictment against him last
| IalI, was called nome nv the dangerous ILL
ness of his wife. He was Immediately ar
! rested ana taken TO Newfane. EX-Speaker
Martin, however, has gone bail for him, and
JOE SMITH, the founder of Mormonism in
Utah, was Vermonter; so was Brigham
s founs' anu .he celepIaIeu ooln H. Noyes,
,''o % VIZ ueiuncV GhGlua
m"s " ~ oi az ooi,s poin III vi
graduate of Dartmouth. and now finds if
| congenial to live on the Canadian side at
Nia9ara Fails SOFT will he seen that Will
| Mormonism had its leaders IRON, Vermont
to-day its great opponent-Senator Edmunds
is also Vermonter
VERMONT once more has two hundred
| fortv.one towns hy, tho incornorot;on Of
Norton at the recent session 1t is situated
in Essex county, along the Canada line, lust
east of Holland, and just west of the unor-
ganized town of Averill Norton starts off
Win population OF about two hundred
mi'y' anu a rallroau Station on tne Grand
~, nTuhk' Inc prlnclpal business Is lumber.
Inc last town Incorporated previous to
eDistnp "a' '0'i0'' " i'oioS anu "oN' ou' Vi
Otb.r localities
St NJ +'0" Oiio"iio oApo'ioioh was oPen vi
'un""S'
IHE number OF visitors at New Orleans is
estimated at one hundred thousand.
THOMAS VAN VALIN has just died at SYRIA
cuse. He was said TO be over one hundred
four years OF age.
A SEVERE famine is in progress in Arch
angel, Russia owing to the failure of the
grain and potato crops.
RECEIPTS of wheat in the northwest have
fallen off fully eighty per cent. within the
last few DAYS on account of the low prices.
A ToSnoy disna+ob r.noato tha r,,,,or
that Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is TO suc-
| coed Minister lowell AT the Court of St
James.
C,n,,, ,,,,, a., ,...
ham ttamdsS t, o ,9tro ,, H11 ~ 81 ave
ualties. murders being reported from various
sections.
.,;,,- .., u..,a
f nn , III ,,da h, mJisin
~ ". nI,, ou p;4;, A'1 a. az
VI eooo noo oiio'h' eAPo'i'ioi' IL 10 Naiucu
"' S~oo'ooo
and hio asS mas ueen n2nihs mass iilee'ing
Mou,,ip1's' aS nH;., ' ,,' Cno
,,ro.n anu gaining o' oo's' o's W sup
pie'' 'ioii'
! A GENTLEMAN who talked with Senator
Garland on the subject says that he has
been rendered and has positively accepted
the attorney-generalship.
THE Cunard steamer Oregon from New
| York arrived at Queenstown Tuesday.
making the passage in six DAYS, six hours
| fifty-two minutes, the quickest on record.
Nv +bo aortho,,oI,a 90 No,,o,,ho,, .., 10
canana So~th i,"ar;oa sa,'aroi 49,, o'n 90
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