News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-09-07
STATE ITEMS

The next anniversary of the Vermont Bibl,
Society Will be held at Waterbury October / s
Rev. C. f. Carter has resigned as pastor O
the College Street Congregational church al
| Burlington.
Newport it is understood, will make an
attempt to secure an appropriation of $50
| 900 for public building.
J. D. Allen, graduate of the University OF
Vermont, in the class of 90, has accepted the
principalship of the English department Of
Pantops Academy at Charlottesville, Va.
A young Swedish granite cutter at Barre
has brought suit against the Granite Dealers
Association for being deprived of work. The
matter may resolve into another conspiracy
case.
The Springfield town meeting, announced
for Aug, "a, Yves declared illegal because OF
the displacement of comma in the type
written warrant which made the date Aug.
"a OF next year.
The st. Johnsbury Daily Republican, which
started as morning paper about IA months
ago, announces that it will be issued hereafter
as an evening paper. 1t is found that the
field is too limited for a successful morning
daily.
l.. C Houghton of Sheffield, ILL.,, former
Fermonter has bought / 900 acres of land
near his old home at Halifax, which he will
enclose and stock with deer and sheep, and
enrich by trout preserves. This is a business
enterprise with the idea of finding a market
for venison, etc, in New York.
Collector B. B. Smalley, upon his accession
to Office September ] made the following ap-
pointments of deputy collectors and inspect
ors: Capt. g. W. Burleson, vice Mavor s. Fl
Wood, at st. Adams; E. C. Robinson, vice
Col. l.. NJ. Mansur, at Island Poud; Ernest
Beatty and +. J. Sargent, at Richford; W.
j. Murphy, at Burlington. William Denning
was appointed messenger at Burlington
At the Worlds Fair Vermont horses were
awarded 20 premiums, more than half the
total. The winners are az follows Section
1-Stallion, five years old or over:-First,
Joseph Battel, of Middlebury, Deeming Allen
second, f. G.. Williams, of Coventry, Charlie
Ray; third; s; A. Hall, Of Fairfield: Meteor;
fifth, Joseph Battel, of Middebury Thought
sixth, W. 5. Taft, of Vergennes, Black
Hawks; seventh, Ballard Bros. of Georgia,
Wideawake. Section 2-Stallion, four years
old and under 5:-First, Ballard Bros, of
Georgia, Daniel Lambert; second Ross c.
kinsley, of Lowell, Alumni fourth, Lester
Fish, OF Rutland, Tamerane; fifth, w. A.
Bailey, of Hardwick Grafton; sixth, George
Sennett, OF Lyndonville, Morgan Chief, Sec.
ton 3-Stallions years old and under -
Fourth d. X. Wakefield, of Danville, Fred
Lambert. Section 4-Stalon 2 years old
and under 3:-Second, W. X. Taft, of Yer
gennes, W. H.: fourth. D. r. Smith. of
Washington, Golden S.; fifth, W. J. Donnel
of Wolcott, Ben Allen. Section Snare,
years old and over First, Joseph Battel, of
Middlebury, Jessie. Section 9-Mare,
years old and under 5:-Third, r. j. Cole of
Danville, Alps. Section 10-Mare, 3 years
old and under :-~Second, j. H. George, of
Hardwick, Monte. Section l1-MaFe,
years old and under 3 :-Second, J Joseph Bat
tel, of Middlebury, Abbe; third, Lester Fish
of Rutland, Lucille; fourth, II. G. Preston,
of Vergennes, Lady Blackhawk.