News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-27
STATE ITEMS.

Peter Smith of Burlington, aged over so
years, was probably fatally injured by being
run into by team Friday.
DIR. George S. Cahill has resigned as CON-
mander of Gen. VIM. Wells camp, No 10,
Sons of Veterans, of Burlington.
The store owned by F. W. Shedd & Son, at
Center Rutland, burned Friday evening. Loss
on the buildings, 81 800; on stock, 50, 800
A house, barns, and outbuildings, three
miles out of Rutland belonging to F. W.
Mellow, were destroyed by fire Friday night
loss, So, 900.
The engagement Is announced of Morris +
Atkins, one of the proprietOrs of the Argus
and Patriot, and Miss Mabelle Lynch of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The bells of the Catholic churches at Orwell
and Shoreham were blessed Sunday by Rev.
J. j. Boyle, of Burlington, as the representa-
tive of Bishop DeGoesbriand.
Capt. W. S. Schley, U, S. N, in charge of
the Third lighthouse district, has inspected
the lighthouses on Lake Champlain, and re-
ports them in excellent condition.
Governor Fuller has appointed Hon
David X. Slmonds of Manchester Examiner
of teachers for Bennington county vice A c.
Ferrin resigned and removed from the
county.
Martin Carroll, % years of age, a bachelor,
in the employ of the Vermont Marble Com
pany at Proctor, was killed in some unknown
manner Saturday. 1t is surmised that his
death was the result of fall.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Thomas Failey ar
rested B. T. Ingalls,. of Essex Centre, a hotel
man, on the charge of selling liquors without
paying the government tax. He waived ex-
animation, and procured bail in $500.
Col. Horace Mills, aged rs, an old resident
of Montpelier, met with accident which
may result fatally. While working at his
trade as carpenter on the erection of barn
in Berlin, he made misstep, aDd fell 30 feet
to the floor. He received external and inter
nal INJURIES which render his recovery doubt
full.
The annual convention of the Universalists
of Vermont and the Province of Quebec will
be held at Mortified, Vermont, Aug. 29-31.
The organization includes about 70 parish
es. The entertainment by the Mortified
parish will be on the same plan as the con-
ventiOn inaugurated at Woodstock, which
gave general satisfaction.
C. w. Salinas was arraigned at Burlington
for violation of the alien contract labor
law. 1t was claimed by the Government that
he contracted with a Mrs. Bergerin, of Mon
treal to come to Montpelier to work in his
bakery, he to pay her fare, and that he ad-
vanced her s. on her wages. The charge was
denied by Mr.. Salinas, who claimed that Mrs.
Bergerin was simply a visitor at his house.
He was held in the sum of $500 for his APP
pearance at Rutland in October when the
United States District Court will be In session.
Ida Godette has brought suit against RaVH
Father Cloarec, pastor OF st. j oseph church,
to recover $4,000 damages
caused by personal injuries received at the
hands of the late Miss La Chapele, who was
a teacher in st. Joseph's parochial school.
10 oil hat no Father
Cloarec rests in that he was cognizant OF the
violent temper of Miss La Chap 'lle and that
he was unheeding of numerous complaints to
that effect. 1t is charged that Miss La Cha
pelle excessively punished Ida Godette,
causing meningitis. A verdict was obtained
against Miss La Chapelle at the last term OF
Chtteuden County Court for upwards OF 81
$50 damages, but she has since died, and had
no property, hence the present suit. Plain
tiff's counsel are Hon. D. j. Foster and Hon.
Henry Ballard; defendants, Hon. Seneca
Haselton and Hon. ". l.. Burnap.