The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-30

sreas s.ei,.a,o r. w pease riaptfo,d p Kan.
S.m a',,,,h wondstocL w Davis Hartford.
Sna, Soc committee I, II Morgan q q kim,
h haI, Fairm,.n Tho ANIMAL hail took
place at G. w Peaee's hall and hotel, and was
enioyed by about seventy. FIVE couples Music
Inv Moore's orchestra of ten pieces of Hartford. |
uu,,,, 1oxrs n ri,o,ae,.vears old son NJ |
Ia,as $4,000 81 a siata onarrv north |
.. o. oones, p'ope anuai, h,rt 1ast ,soai, b,
VI .n Cas.le.on, We" S;.oharna ~ owder bIast IN
,ho pnorra 7, IL feered he wIi lose bis sioht.
od that H.; To-, ,n;II be badiv d;sfgured n he
anrvives lie had been in The ouerrv onlv |
few DAYS.
T,r a,roo,ors ~ tho woods,ocl, railroad |
LIE ho,.o o,ootos w" tho toiiovina oficers.
presida1St Frederick piliinos. vice.nresident. |
ins,;n r McKenzie. cerk Charles M. Marsh:
.o,;tonaont "a .raaan,ar James a Porter,
mapnaaira S;rsctnr g 8 Thomnson. engineer
HOSEA poton. auditors Frank n Billings,
LAWS Pratt Horace + Dunham
LewiS raw, hor"0o Du.n""
KEY. U. STARK OF foutney ~ one , Vi .n1
oLuesI prea nv, IN .u s,,, h;rtbdar us pe'
EVIL, co,ohroted ~ stork Ia st;lI IN v;gorons
Snai,y oeo ,S eooaotas "cnasionailu re- was
i;cansad 20 nraocb in 1870 and ioined a Meth
dit copTeranca The foIowino wear For six-
tu..' ,'nn,a 10 ,,os = n,os;d;na aidar
"on yo"ie ho ""o pioe''"e 49,
WITHIN the year Just past tne SAFES ol .er-
mont Merino sheep 70 psIti.es IN Aus.talia nave
peen quite numerous anu IL Seems qulte plopa-
pie thst IN tue iuture tne laIhe. y, tnae oouh
Wy VIII ue Inunu sh nn Nn Trosdon tho ood
ona o hnndrad abaan ai rams whose destination
~ Hustroi;o ,yaro ,binred from MiddIebnrv
10 ,uo' p'-N sp ~ ,yo.,-..s,- ,,as a..
LoRENzo RICHMOND OF WOODSTOCK nieo jan
uary ~, agen seventy-seVen years ~ was
trustee OF Ottsuquecnee savings oank rom
Iooo 10 Ioit neu various eo~n o1ncss, anu Geo W
representative IN the general assembly, ln iooo
ana ioO Aiter seVeral yeais ~, 1os az uop
IVY sner,n, ne wns Sne IN, ~ isss vbau
| reelected
ne oeclned renominatlon he nao aiso
served as county commissioner.
AN employee OF the Brooks edge-tool company
at Brooksville, named Seigur, had misunder-
standing with his brother, a few days since, and
ran away. 1t was one OF the coolest nights
and, being but partly protected, he nearly per-
ished He took to the railroad track and
when found by section man near Leicester
Suno'ion oHsn zee, anu i Dc is ;n critical
condition He ia a German but recently
arrival In this country.
CO.. I;,oo,, ro,n,a th;n, tbot Mr.. Roan
NAV have been bnried alive there a few weeks
AGO Her husband a laborng man. left her at
home one morning. and in about an hour a
neighbours child reported the woman asleep
and her children crying. Mrs. Ryan was found
on the bed, apparently dead, and preparations
were made for the funeral which took place
two days afterward. when inclosed IN me
casKet the cheeks were husleu, anu nono Vi 'no
signs OF dissolution were apparent
THE Saturday nights owl train over the
reported 10 nave hao very marrow escape
from serious olsaster. An engine Will a
snow,plow, solnewneIe on .he 5 5oau wos' "a
Dauvine, was oiuef9 Gu W 'ho rri
NV rmeos or Sn and and wonId have nroceeded Int
for an ac@ident which detained 4 at Danville,
While 40 detained the oyi train men heard the
other train annroochino and sent ont signals.
After IL .as aii over tie ovl train cot its or
dor The collision If two trains Under fnll
haad vas onIu nrevented nv minor accident
Again, last week, train going east was or
dered to meet western bound train at Hard
wick while the western bound train had or
ders to meet it at Wolcott These trains did
not collide because an operator on the line had
read, by ear, the orders as they passed. and the
eastern bound train was delayed at Wolcott.
o.,sr Localities.
Tur M;rrosoto s,oto nri.on Iocated at Still.
wotar n,as ant;rs,v con5nmed bv fre on Satnr-
Saw morn;ro y
10Y Ns
JANuAhf Lotn was tne coluest Vi tne seaso ~
IN Cahaoa, ghe mercury ranging iroh 'en W
thirty-nihe degrees peio" zero.
A RESOLUTION has been presented in the
Virginia state senate calling upon General Ma
none TO resign MS seat IN the united states
senaIs
A RESOLUTION has been introduced in the
Utah legislature, asking for congressional
committee 70 investigate the cOnultlOn OF the
Mormon people.
GOVERNOR WALLER of Connecticut. last
Thursday. nominated Prince Fl. Sanders for
one of the state prison directors. MT. Sanders
ia the first colored man ever anpointed on a
Connecticnt commission
-.a-,.. OF noo ooo ,,,,a,,o,. -, ,x.,;u
aie noaty Gt' ousn1a9 Va sral
u, ai hiIus ~ II, tna oeane omiot
the year and the reenIar daily Ieceints arr
abont 600 carloads The WORKING canacitv Of
,, the elevators ia 81 mn OOO and measured "a.
/ nac;tv K OO0 oOO more
; 80
CAr Io bkEhAuro Oh tne bfitisn snip AcnieVe
aaent reports having seeI tne olue sun ~ ,s on
Septen9er "a, % Hun o. III intl'uue SOUTH ~
4 iongituue west 20 90. ne also saw on tnt
borrowing oay AZ tle saine VINE. inree uIstlnel
8 Spots were on the oisc TWO iouno ones were II
tne southeast quaorant, ana the tnlro III th'
paraiielogram IN the southwest quadrant'
FRED DOUGLASS was married the 25th to Mis-
i Ellen NJ. Pitts, white woman, formerly o.
4 Avon, N. Y. The wedding took place at thu
a house of DR.. Grimke Of the Presbyterian
4 church, and was private only two witnesses
: being present. The woman Is about thirty-fv'
years Of age, and was employed as a copyist II
. his office Douglass is about seventy-three, anC
O has daughters as old as his present wife.
A HEAVY gale ragged throughout Great Brit
b ain and Ireland Saturday night, doing grea,
8 damage to buildings and shipping, and causing
the loss of several lives. In London, the wine