The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-30
Summary OF News.

state during tne ldSJ week.
BRADFORD will appropriate $1,000 to com
plete its water works system.
THERE are eighty-six prisoners in the
house of correction at Rutland
IT is estimated that the recent wind-storm
in this state did over $780, 900 damage.
JOSEPH ARCAuD of Burlington has been
sentenced, for arson TO two years at Wind
sor.
A. NJ. MARVIN, a Ludlow farmer, was
thrown from load of wood and killed, last
Thursday
VERMONT ACADEMY at Saxton's River now
has daily paper, the only one OF the Kind
in the state.
CD. BuRoIN of East Orange was thrown
from his horse, the other day, the fall
breaking three of his ribs.
JAMES WoRTHrNGToN of Rutland was
blinded and disfigured in the face by the
discharge of his gun while loading it.
THE town of Wheelock is the banner town
Of the peoples party in Vermont. 1t
dropped twenty-eight votes for Weaver.
l.. b. PLATT's store at Winooski was en-
tered, last Thursday night, by burglars,
who stole a sum of money and two suits of
clothes.
J.. B. HART, superintendent of the Brad
ford paper mill, had one leg badly crushed,
recently, by cask of lime weighing 200
pounds falling upon it.
THE clothing store of James e. Pollard
at Chester was entered by burglars, recently,
and large amount of goods stolen. There
is no clue to the thieves.
Two young women in West Randolph
paid an election bet, the other day. by
wheeling their young men around the
square in a wheelbarrow.
FRANK JACQUES, EN- ployed in the railroad
shops at St. Abans was dangerously hurt
by piece of wood which flew from lathe
and struck him over the eye
GOVERNOR FULLER has reappointed, as
municipal Judges, Hamilton 8. Peck of Bur
lington, Fred NJ. Butler OF Rutland and
Charles II. Darling of Bennington.
CONGRESSMAN H. II. POWERS returns to-
Washington, to-day, to fight for Vermont's
interests in the closing session of the Fifty
second congress, which opens December 3.
a. JOHNSON, a Swede employed by the
Vermont Marble Company at Proctor, was
killed on Wednesday last by the caving of
bank in a sandpit in which he was work
ing.
AT the New York horse show, DIR. Sew
ard Webb of Shelburne Farms won the
largest amount of money in prizes of any
exhibitor. The total amount of his pre-
miums was S3,10l.
Mrs. KINNE of Newport on going to her
room the other morning, found her desk
rified of nearly $4,000 worth of diamonds
and iewelry. The hired girl has been ar
rested on suspicion.
f. c. YORK and j. j. Stewart, respond
ents in the manslaughter trial growing out
of the railroad wreck at Richmond, were
adjudged not guilty in Chittenden county
court on Wednesday.
VERMoNTERs who have received pensions
are. OrigInaI MARGARET Massa. !. NJ. Rob
bins renewal and increase, A. G. Estey;
additional, Dana II. Burton, Elias E. Clark;
reissue, Charles ID. Davis.
THE stores Of T. r. Holton and Arthur
Larkev of West Charleston were burglar
ized last week. the thieves taking from
Iarkev;s hsrhers imnlements. iewelrv.
pocket knives and money; also clothing
from Holtons.
w A R1cuApnsoN who. II is claimed
swindled lanes Fl. Whitney of Bennington
ont of a 5000 check by selling a car of grain
for a fraudulent concern. was arrested in
DANNY last waelr when he triad To cell the
check to 8 T. Grifith
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that place, on Thanksgiving day
THE annual meeting of the officers of the
state National Guard will be held in Rut-
land, January II and IL next, and at this
meeting the election of colonel and lieuten-
ant-colone will be held. The Kingsley
Guards will give the officers a reception, in
connection with which will be ball.
PENSIONS have been granted to the fol-
LOWING Vermonters: 0riginal~Margaret
HintIev sarah Noland Caroiine f. Roard.
man Minor of loci w Hamilton. Cath.
ar;na T Cornali James TT Weatberbv
Aimon a Marshall Henry Douglass. VII.
liam Fernette: additional. Andrew ].
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last week I Iues TliS morning. raener h1y,
narochial dwelling nv a burglar who had
entered by forcing a window. He gave an
alarm and the burglar escaped, taking only
an overcoat. Investigation in the church
showed that ne had packed some silver
ware, bullet 1t behind taking only bottle
OF communion VINE ana leaving tne iollow-
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