The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-02-04
Vermont State News.

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The broad lake Champaign closed on
inursuay-eNac'iy upon Vne average ua'c
THERE are three persons living IN wall
lngioru over ninety years oiu, ana nlteeh
over elghty-nVe years olu'
THE installation of Rev. Allen Clark as
pastor of the Congregational church at Man
chester took place the 2'th'
SOME time during the year Major A. Il.
Valentine will rebuild his large knitting
,niJl at pannin,ton burnad ohout two
mn az pohhihsuo", oui" ou "oo"O O"'
Soaio aso'
=. AT ieast Two OF. Alpans men were re-
,leVeu vi cash anu watches at the carnlVal
py the nght-nngered gentry, VINO Always
iollo" large crowus'
w. j. BRAY, the financially embarrassed
81. Johnsbury contractor, mas made an ar
rangehenu WIN ms creulVors anu Will Prop-
ANY commune business
The collected reports of agriculture in this
state for 1884 show that it has been one full
of productiveness for the state, although in
various degrees III dlierent uls'rlcCs.
HILAs ID. DAVIS factory at South New
bury for the manufacture OF bee-hives ana
supplies, was burned the 2Sth. Accidental.
Loss $1,000; insured in the Vermont Mutual
for $500.
CHARLES MINERS dwellinp-house at West
Dummerston, together with portion of its
contents, was burned January Both. A de-
fective chimney was the cause. Loss about
$1,000; insured for 81, 800.
AMONG the several valuable numismatic
collections in Brattleboro one belongs to a
clergyman and is the fruit of eigeteen wears
work, and another, considered worth over
S3,OOO, is kept in local bank Tor safety.
Upon a gravestone in cemetery at Chit.
tenden is Inscribed the following;
Hero iias t,vof,abias daad pits
They died betwixt two ague fits.
God thought they were too good to dwell with we
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LAST week Monday carrie, the 1ourteen-
years-old daughter OF the late Z. -. House
OF Troy, was attacked IN the race by a pull
h;t3a ",' thrn,,aJS art aS tL ,,rror I, $50
away and her throat friobtfn,Iv emf
w." y, - ~
y. TEMPLE OF FRANKLIN Is purchasing ana
shipping large quantities OF nay TINS winter
lie mas TWO presses running ana several
weeks since had shipped SIN hundred IONS
he buys good deal OUTSIDE OF frankhn
county tne largest part OF WHICH goes OUT
w. =,
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were struck ny rasSuinpsic ROAD traii al
South parton iasu week MONDAY nlght, MIS-
IotIer pelIg weugeu Deheath ohe smoke
STACK SO ugntiy lhaI , IL TOOK Two men 10 extTl
Gate her. ohe Will proDaply de, anu MI
rotter certainty
A CAsTLEToN man eighty-two years old
has been so careless as to let $1,000 note
outlaw on his hands, when the principal
and endorser are good for ten times that
amount. The holder of the note has been
saving money for sixty years and has grand
list of $4,000, with not child or chick
dependent on him for support
AMONG the cases for hearing at the pres
ent term of the Rutland county supremt
week, is the 500 900 libel suit of ex-Gov
ernor Page against Clement & Sons, grow.
ing out of the Rutland railroad complca
tons in 1888. The case is to be heard on
questions of law growing out of demurrers
to the pleadings.
Ior,s Gorc.v tho Now Jarsav saloon.
keener who receptiv ;nmned from a pas
annns;o tra;n near Porton Iandino Will.
crazed hv dr;pL and Law bos;de tie trarl
ali n;gbf In an atnosnbare of thirtv.siy
below yaro diad Lost Wadnoodav after IN