The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-10
Summary Of News.


naan, last week, by the giving way of an
ice dam.
The Vermont State Dental Society is to
hold its annual meeting at Burlington,
March 1918.
CHARLES MINER of Brattleboro was kicked
in the face hv horse, last week, and Sc
verely injured.
FLORENCE MYERS Of SALISBURY was
thrown from a carriage and seriously in
jured, last week.
LEWIS OLcoTT, ninety-one years Of age,
the oldest native-b born resident Of Rocking
ham, died last Sunday.
The Catholic church at Lyndonville was
burned last Wednesday morning. Loss
5000; insurance 1850.
ROCHESTER, had a cat named Timothy
Shocks, whose age was seventeen years and
six months. Timothy has just turned up
his aged toes to the daisies.
PROBABLY the smallest dwarf in Vermont
is Miss Della LeClair, aged twenty-five,
whose height is thirty-tw inches and whose
weight is forty-one pounds. She is healthy,
but childish.
Mrs. LUCINDA BONA OF Westfield last
week celebrated her nnetieth birthday
She was the mother of eight ct ildren, and
endured the privations and hardships of a
frontier life She is still smart and active.
Mr.. Low of South Ryegate is to raise
about century has been resting at the bot
tom of Fairlee pond. The boat, If raised
is to be sent to the Worlds Fair, as Captain
Morey undoubtedly preceded Fulton as the
inventor of the steamboat.
The case OF the bankrupt Windsor Ma
cashier, and his bondsmen. was lately de
cidad by a vardi,t for niaintiff ~ ca 9GG "a
Walker was charged with wrongfuly dis.
counting a note for 81 500 which had con-
ditions on its face that rendered it worthless.
wur,AN Spprpv vas triad Mt G. Albans
last Satnrdav for intoxicatiop He claimnd
that be had visited the bronson bonse on
Pearl street and that when drunk he had
hean robhad Of SoS Tho who'll Rronson
family was arrested-Mrs Rronson fnr fnr-
nishino iiouor .Iohn Rronson for heino
drunk and Alice Bronson. the DAUGHTER
for breach of the naaca
THE postmasters of the towns throughout
the country have been getting ont nostai
guides with different amounts of local and
General information regarding the nostal
service of the different localities conv
of ali Of these hooks has been sent tn posi-.
master.oeneraI Wanamakar and he has
awarded the nalm Of neatnass aud tasta TO
the book issued by Postmaster Fred w.
Childs of Brattleboro. saws the pbunjy of
that town
Fnnn.v % tr;o,,,o.o .o,.o,, ,.oor. ala
rhhp LAA I U. lisnsaoe' seven years plu
a beechnut into his winInine' He was
taken to Mary Fletcher Hosnital last We'd
nesdav. and during An oneration the tnhe
which had been inserted in the windnine
broke. making an additional and more seri
Gus obstacle. By careful manipulation both
the sbucL nd the broken I'm he ,yere ramovad
and complete recovery for the natient is
exnected
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aaeS We9A' uerore g p w. nakor Vi nu.nalu
a am w - Duinap vi burlington as referees
big tract of land If the defendant in Essax
comfy. in 1890 the defendant did not con.
yey to them ali the land that the contract
called for. Some IL GOO or 16 GOO acres
S125 600. and the amount in question now ia
about $40, 600
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inoi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, vho vi T.; INC oom as
I W;a correspondent Pu's IT, occurred at
"lllhlisloh IasC week. a. M. Johnsoh'
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Peareu III tuneisuay, anu an InVee non
s Ti Ina d ms accounts Account. were syo SNORT
bination had been chanped' In il were
found Mr.. Johnson,s initiate napers with
SI77 in the cash drawer, WiIminpton nao.
ple are moved more nv nitv than inJigna-
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lHEhE PROMISES 10 ne July hity repuoli-
can league CLUBS represented III the con
Ve1'ion az burlngtoh on FRIDAY delegates
ana Invited guests VIII De gwen oahquet
on LnursdaH evening, 10 whlch senators
MOTIF, anu Proctor anu Oongressmen trout
anu roweTs nave oeen invited, besides
governor rage ana leaulng state oihcers
hepuoncan CUPS are 10 pe orgahizeu thls
week al 81. Albans, Newport, barton
sor Horttnrd Woodstocr Indinw Swau
ton Randolnb WancIaster and otbar
towro 'PN' anu ''N''
no.
IHE Boston alumni associatlon OF Nor,
wien OhiVerslty helu ts Iourth annual
meeting IN Boston last FRIDAY evening
PRESIDENT =. u A. McColllster' 90, presided,
ana speeches were made oy " ,Josepn
oteuInah, o. rev hoWarH \. NH, %, ana
others. Inc eiection OF oihcers resulted as
follows: PRESIDENT John u a. McColilster,
90 OF WaiIham; wee, presidenbs' George
~ n0pps' o., ". ~. CuIter, os, howaId
r. Hill, o. Wllilam A Shaw S9' DeXter w.
LOUIS, "; treasurer, DanleI N; Wlimarth'
~ Boston; secretary, n. LOUIS sheldon,
Oh, boston; assistant secretary, george d.
Ihomas, 49, Waltham'
VERMoNTERs who have lately received
pensions are: Origtnal-Loren s. Merker,