The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-07-25
Vermont News.

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SENATOR AND MRS MORRILL, anu MISS
swan nave arrived S a.. az tnelr nome Ill 0trai-
loru' W reIi"h loI Uhe PreSeh"
JUSTICE BRADLEY of the United States
supreme court arrived az tn i, Mt; Mahshelu
house aO stowe lasU week Ihursuay'
CAPTAIN f. II. O'NErJ of the schooner
"Averill " on Lake Champlain was run
over and killed by the cars at Burlington
Monday morning.
Mrs. f. L. KNAPP of Santa Barbara, Cal,
pupil at the summer school at Burlington,
died suddenly of heart disease while at
breakfast last week Thursday morning.
A COMPANY headed by r. w. Smith of
Burlington has purchased the extensive
property of j. n. Baxter at Swanton and
will work the quarries for variegated marble.
THE Trov Times saws that the syndicate
that purchased the Howe scale works is
composed of Frederick Cbaffee. John w,
Cra1nton. DIR. John A. Mead and Il. ID,
Reyes.
THE house and farm buildings of Albert
Smith at Shorebam were burned last week
Wednesday. The property was owned by
Miner Jones Most OF the furniture and
stock was saved.
THE swindling operations attending Wal
lace's circus have been nractired at most of
the places where the show has been exhib-
tied Lvndonville was one of the sufferers
added to the list
pno,ussonw nrrn,voonro,,,,oos .to+
all the dormitories AT the University of
Vermont have been engaged for another
wear and provision will have to be made at
once for the freshman class
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voors olJ iaft his ho,,,o ON, ,aorninc, so
SoatI olu' Loi. NJ hVl.ie oie i,ioi ni"S
noon bis r m fnnnd h;nn daa1 IN tba int
adjoining the house Death was occasioned
by sun-stroke
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enb,s CnIiere Ruriinotnn lac so,.erod lie
cpnnection Vim tha 9coIieoa and viii re'
svmn tbo stndv of iaw To Viii bn s,c-
ceeded bv Professor 7 w SingIeton of
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A son OF ~ +, Copo, Ten years old, was
ProttIehorn iast vel Wondav aftdprnonu
A son ~ Dr T w Rarston, nina ,,eors oId
VS. drounad tho na,t oy, ,i ~ Jocto or
lake COTTAGE Of Vergannes
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EDWARD u EELLs OF MlddIeDury mas Just
taken ioo ROAD wagons TO buenoS Ayres,
SCUM America Inc ulrect Urade between
vermont anu oouth America tne past TWO
years is estimated 10 exceed Sloo'ooo ana
promises 10 De an extensive business
O., HE once famous MlssiSquol spring at
oneluoil' Wluu conslueraple area Oh lanu
af ~, Va o0ol t ~ oS a. ~
VI new hoIh cdlltalIsIs, heaueu ny eN-
uoVerhor AleSanuer ~ ohepnerd the no.
torlous boss ohepheru Oh washington
THE first command of the organization of
the Vermont Veteran Association has been
started in Brattleboro with twelve members
and these officers; Colonel, II. G. III, Lewis;
lieutenant-colonel, George l.. Kibby; major,
ii, A: Wheeleri surgeon, H. s. guilty OIL
Ger-ol-tne-day, a. y Lee chaplain, D. H.
Dagget' auJutaht george W. Alien
The prohibitionists of Chttenden county
nominated these candidates last week Tues
Stone of Jericho and j. NJ. Deane of Char
lotte; assistant judges, j. F. Leonard of
Colchester and William Mcneil of Shell
burne states attorney, w. f. Moulton of
Jericho sheriff, E. II. Field of Charlotte;
baiiff, A. w. Ford of Milton; county com