The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-01-11
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TIED and one taken into full membership.
- The Willing Workers of the Method
ist church hold a literary entertainment
Hall to conclude with supper by the
Ladies' Aid Society. 60 j. T. Darling
has bought the Gibston store. 60 Mr..
and Mrs. |. N. Hall went to Plymouth, N.
H., last Monday. - l.. W. Renfrew is
home on vacation from Wester Russells
& Co.'S store in Plymouth, N. ii.
Hardwick.
JOHN ANDERSON of Craftsbury, while
driving load of hay across the railroad at
the " Smith cut crossing west of this place
on the 9th, was struck by the east-bound
mail train, with the result of serious injury
to Mr.. Anderson and decentralization to his
load. The horses having got across the
track, escaped injury. Mr. Anderson was
thrown several rods and very fortunately
fell in the snow outside the track, while
sleds and hay were widely distributed on
the other side. Mr. Anderson was badly
bruised and injured from the shock and
fall but it is thought he will recover. This
is a bad crossing, and it is said no signal
with the whistle was given. - Judge
Perley came near having serious fire at
his house on the morning of the 4th. En-
ergetic and prompt work, however, limited
1t to the bed and furnishings of a sleeping
room, where it originated from the bed cur
tain accidentally coming in contact with
burning match Quite a number of
farmers in town are using patent heater
for their water-tanks for stock use. This
Seetus 'unSnpie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9N r., 'le ioI
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$4,000 of the railroad bonded debt. -
John y. Porter, an enterprlslng young farmer
ol Cnis tpwR' was lataiy MUIR On thep pun py
orahcH Oh tree Ialllng on nm III Ine iall
OF Cree ne was choPpl1g. ms neau pelng
pauly crusne9' ne HTeu out lew hours
altel Lie accluehs' ne IeaNes wlle anu ~
one enid. - A brakeman on one OF the
1relght trains was paaly INJURED me ith
WINE coupling cars IN the yaru al thls sta,
tlon. ne was aole 10 go nome on tne mai a
tralh, whlcn arrived llllheplateiy aI.er Lhe
accluent happeneu. ;I7;.- ,JosePh ~ bunker
mas purchaseH Duil ~ lou Oh Eu. axe
neiu; - George n. Sni pii e mas recenuiy
purchased me upright oterllhS piano.