The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-09-23
STATE NEWS.

An OK fell and becuma fastened into thu cul-
vert at Bolton, Sept. 10, and an eng ne nnd
six ears were thrown from the track. Trans
bndly dc.aycd.
The G. A. r Post Mt Els Wn!lngfod is TO
hive grand camp fire IN Q nnrcuon with the
ngricullurl ur ut .hi, place Oct o and 6
Henry NJ. Stanley, the famous y rcnn ex-
plorr. is engaged ior a leciu q ~ tao st,
Johnsbury Y. NJ. Z. y. Q 'urse.
Henry Carpenter Post, No. l0o q. A. r.,
WIS o,g,nlzed ut Waterville, Sep s.
Annual inspection and parade oi the Rutland
fire dep trLment sept. %.
Potato y nre rafting quite b rdly ut Chal lotto,
and ut North Hero "no man iouni one twcn-
lc,h Of yield decayed.
A panther was seen lately on tho town farm
Mt Oh stcr.
Black River academy has commenced its
tiiiy-sccond year with l53 pu lis reported.
JUS. Qnrk Of Center Ru,and had one arm so
badly L. jured Sept, 8 I ut it wns ienred it
W. uld h v. t" be nmput tel, but later report
snys il will be s,nel.
John Brown Of Barre Il d one legs, injured
MS to nrce-si nte nmruiation II Also had one
arm broken and received other serious irjur,
les.
The barg" CITY OF Troy. ownel BY " liun
Smiih of b Ellington nnl joel Iravcrs Of
Grrenbusli N Y, was burne recently. Sup
posed ,ncondiary. Loss over 81 00J No insur-
ance.
A reunion f Company l.. llth Vermont
Regiment, was held At N"rI"iield SIT Is.
FIRST rrunnn of Comp,ny l., Is Vermont
Cavalry. wns held NJ Albany, Au2u,t 81. An.
nu i ,,unions will be held.
Gen. Jackman Camp S. oi ", N 80, with
sixteen chatter member, rrg ,ni2"d III North
field sept. 1, with the follow NJ ofi -rs: Z pit,
II A. silver: first lieutenant, L. l. Au-t II;
second lieutenant F. o. luwn-on; { ,,nn coun-
cillors. Lieut.. C. L. Austin, Lieut.. +. o. lown-
son, Fred I wnson.
FANNIE Firzhugh of New York, stopping
with NJ and Mrs. Will,rd Chase oi West Con-
cord, jumped and broke both bones Of une leg
below the knee.
Pensions granted Chnrles A. Watson Calais,
incrri, G ON S} to SIG month and $3.50 ar
r"nr>; jaime, CAM bell, Berlin, iucrrnsr 81 to
81 lm"n h; Rv l.ucicn e. Clrr>, incre
Sc t" ~ month N rart nj drain"ss; y.
Is tchedrr, Green boro Sc month "ni $1,000
arrears; Lv''i tarr | I,nd p MI, 5 2 month
aud Sl2G0 mrre T.; Ch iles Drown,
Brighton, Increase ir IN s 10 $ } II nnn'h;
Horace Thn,sl:er, & ullsville, Sl005 20 ar
iear-
Robert Wheenn of Montpelier wns tely
rM.hel Ola porket book con'anmg sl5, aud
vnlunbl pnpr..
H,n'y Brynn,'s Ii u.e md hrrls IN Hol.
lnni burned lately. Loss, $500; insurance,
81 90.
Some SIS, raised by subscription. with
which to furnish the Derby Aca1emy with
modern seats.
The aggregate prohibition vote in the State
was 1882.
G. a. R. Post to bo organized in Water
vile.
l.. A Blaisdcll, of Cambridge, gne in o in
solveucy.
Eighteen buildings in process of construction
| in Monire Ter.
Abont so iris nre now employed at tho
! Fairhaven shirt factory.
Avert Weed of Westford fe!l from his
wa on and broke his hip hone.
Rev. f. L. Rogers inst"rled pastor Of the
! Congregnt nnul church at +, Hurdwick.
/ & A.Bhord of Fairf,x has brought mi,
! ngnin-t II. Z. rry ior slancr; damnges set
ut 500 0.
| Applica ion viii bn inahcto the next legiS-
| ture for charter for a railroad liom Hard
| wick 10 NJ rsheld
George Ludhnre of North Hero has harvested
his immense onion crop, es iunatcd at $40
bushels.
Monirelier's check list con,a'ns over 100
names, nearly 800 more than the previous
| one.
Rev. J. K Fuller has Withdrawn his resig-
nation Of the pa>torate Of the Cougrc ,utional.
| ist church of Bakersfield.
Hiram Sou Inward of Fhrftx has chicken
| with Twelve tors, md II squash that ms tsures
six feet in circumference
The Bennington Knitting Co. rlaced in tit
mills 2H-horse power eTgno a the wntel
power pr We insufficient TO run their cxten
sive machinery.