The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-12-31
Summary OF News.
Vermont.

HOgtmaStpr at Fair Haven,
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nostmistress at Iunenbnrgh,
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years o'"' u'ou on i'''V WON ~
M M 49, 49,, non,,ar %
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Or CHARLES MAChhNIlE DENsMokh,
natlVe OF hartanu, uleu aU Olnana recehuy'
IL. ID. RYDER has been appointed special
census agent TO collect STATISTICS OF bellows
Fails manufactures
IT is understood that the Passumpsic rail-
road will build q stone arch bridge below
Barton village next season
The Baptist church at Bellows Falls was
damaged by fire last week Sunday morning
to the extent OF some 500 or $500
JONATHAN TowLE's house, at Enosburgh
Falls, was damaged by fire on Christmas
morning to the extent of about S100
THE Domestic Missionary Society has re
0eived the legacy of $4,000 from the late
Hon. Frederick Billings of Woodstock.
GEoRcE FLETCHER RICE. a Woodstock
hov son of the Late Gporge Rice died i'm
Brooklyn, n. Y, on last week Wednesday.
DAVID Perry. former resident of Brat
tleboro died at Fitchburgh. Mass. RECENTLY.
and his body was taken TO Shelburne Falls
for burial
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woodburv. and a weIl.known hotel man at
Saratoga. N. Y. died last week, aged sew
entv wears
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eabt IIe eo starr V iest aseSnn IN nIs,,
called Reuben Glue"
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rra,,aiars' Saaoniatinn os baid ~ tha W.
NJ hnrsa Sot'rJoY niC,ht Thara ,,,a co..
ah@nt dgS ,'ors",,s ,rasort '' "'''
1HE Quest resiuehU ol bennington, MIS-
Nlhslow, uled iast week sunday ohe was
Hoa' y "ii0'S ''o" S'"'' o'N'
THERE were Two golden weddings at
WesU DuIke iSsC weeH, one pelng tnat ol
nIr. anu MIS-. oa,1uei orcutI' anu the other
Jhat OF MI ana MIS- samuel Bailey
THE Steel Edge Stamping and Returning
Company of Boston has rented mill at
Barnet and will soon begin manufacturing
novelties. 1t will employ fifty men.
THE libel suit of ex States Attorney Bar
Der against Editor Livingston of the Ben
ningtOn RefOrner was continued in the
Bennington county court, and will probably
be settled.
Mps IT r DAVIS vife of the editor of tba
Lvndonrdie Journal had a narrow escape
from heing burned To death week. AGO
Sunday morning. While lighting the fire
hel clothing became ipnited. but nv means
of shawl the flames were quenched.
FRED JFNNEss. fireman on the New LON
don Northern railroad, was killed in a
collision between two engines at North
Reld Mass on last week Friday NIGHT He
leaves a widowed mother at LndIow tn
which Mace his bodv was taken for hnrial
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SaS i1i aluet W DelutS 'SoIieTloi r1lpes VI
g. In |,a,i"o nQf VIC s VI
tbe amendment to the McKinlev biIl ra.
oentlv na>sed nv congress- These hlanks
will he distrihuted TO al probable claimants
who sbould make early annIication for
them
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lilouHlu VnaC d spar ron liie stoVe seC ene
puiilns Gn NE ~ ~ was 'n IN mus eAtehSine
nothneI9 IN oio oioun.y MS naiua t oie III
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r. hniidiGyS The nron,rt so; ouU I'd
t s,o o. nnn sl pi co 400 was in'"ieu
ioi @i'000' anu V"0 i0'' 10 P-,0o''
DURING the latter part OF last week and
oh oun,iay az oi'iiio IA .i inoiO Noio liioIo
W iesa ia,e on aI0oul' ~ INC alio"; IN LnG
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AN accident occurred on the Central YER
mont railroad, between Georgia and North
Georgia, on last week Friday. The side-rod
OF the engine of the noon express 10 Boston
broke III two pieces and the longer piece,
attached TO me rear drlVe- wheel, crashed
through the fireman $ seat into the cab and
tore up the ground at each revolution If
the fireman had been occupying his seat
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AN .aiiS case, We m quesroii VI
the BENNINGTON comfy court. Henrietta
Andrew nhtained a divorce from George
Andrew in 1887. She petitioned that he be
adjudged in contempt for not paying $40
per year permanent alimony, which was de-
creed her. Whether or not its payment
could be enforced III ms manner was aques-
tlon suggested by Andrew, ana IL having
been settled adversely 10 MN by the SUI
preme court, at the late general term, ne
was roinu sni'S az V n ailu
SI'iJ W. ~ I'M ~ t " az Ja' Elm, +his
80 ,, 20" S, aV' rai.a5 in Var,nnnt '' Wis
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