The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-06-01
GENERAL VERMONT NEWS.
Smallpox at Rutland


Last week Thursday a travelling man ,o,,,o,
nouge arrived In Rutland from Cbicn%n acnn',
amse oy MS wife He stopped at the Ban"met
disc sS t tbat S was taken H. Monday it was
20 one is allowed to enter or leave The hn.n
dvt "a ist regiment which has been doing escnrt
in the building I had army and whose armory is
Hitlzens Clothing, as the quarantin;n iag
established while they were in line "''inihg was
Bad Accident.
borbond Di y, of the Broad Brook neioh
TuasTo Gu onaron, raised his barn last w wssai
on staging, lifting heavy beam amer in men, was
nansn e staging gave way and let them fa
capped with few bruis timber h in his fail and es
20 feet to the rocks below Frank Gbnr men fell
one arm broken and was iniured intn. cliii had
wrist nc b eot live Alfred Churchill had on se
smashed smash. Edwin Burke had ono lo lace was
sUca Spauidings body was badly brnised !1re a
man had bis h spine was injured and an unknown
Angus Morancy of Bar,e ,ros
Ohted states Commissioner e.Iaags before
p;th saturday ON the charge of selling 1;nnn
animation B ai beina license he waived ex.
San Wcm ne was put in jail District At uat
'."'o. appeared for the government hey
,,v Lew !, Cough, aged 80 years. deaf old ,,
robbed of seyera Part Of Washington was
Gently by somebody entering tbe one night re,
'ieahihg INTO his trunk under the he'd Nouse ana
oe "a house nH,1 occupied by Louis and Arber+ h.,
Montneer , Dy Oscar Vail two miles north nag "
h hnuahght with all contents, IL T.; ngmt about
getts famiiv , no.n spark from chimney. Ha~'
partly insnryed narrowly escaped The house was
p" NV insured In the Vermont Mutual '0u9e was
and in &c bodies of Chester Fleming Of N,a,o,..
a, george Spaulding One wbo vi uo nahcnester
Svmss;;s pay May 20, have been recnUana
T Tl's s D4ay mas not yet been found ''eieu'
Of Sioux civ hy oh a n Loan Loan, and Trust
permonters are interested, states that tbo ahy
tles are over 100000 and that II will i
an mn and ~ Ia aolar Hedges liabilities are g.
lar. van pay 20 cents ON dol
Leading Citizen Arrested for II R,-
glaries.
u. onerin reeves arrested and brought to Rur-
hnfgton saturday Hollis Woodwork of Under.
NH, u man aged about so years. for enterino Tho
general merchandise store of E W Henry & ~
u ~, t,iat Town. The robberies cover consider
anterinr tbe s 81 rime and Woodworth admitted
lrticIes stolen included flour. hardware and
,e e,,e u, merchandise In searching Woodworths
,od Seen reeves found many articles which
,ntii within the past few years has been some
y ,sticap prominent re IN town affairs and has been
n .ne CITY court In the afternoon and was heS
,a Donus 70 the amount of 5000 to appear at the
next session of the county court ~ VIZ
AamoiIe County Educators
-, anoiie county was of the first counties of
ne otate TO organize its school directors ana
'uperintendents under the new system ana r "M-
!. convention is advised by State Superintendent
S.o u 1 ana county Examiner Beebe and others.
y Burt OF Stowe, secretary of the orignai ~
ANIMATION, has issued call for sncb cnmre on
ION 70 be held in the public library building
lere Monday, June f. "''''ns
Captured a Lot of Per Cent.
raj he foc Darf fR police officers made raid upon sew
nred n Ia r,ra n stanas saturday night and cap
u,eu iarge amount of what is known as 8 per
ent ana small quantity of hard stuff. The
eer is 10 De tested and both dealers and author
lies are TO make hard fight,
Vermont Homeopathists.
The 44th annual meeting of the Vermont Mo.
l9pathic Medical society will be held in the mar =
ors OF the Pavilion hotel, Montpelier, Junee
no Z, Inc following member will read papers:
IL mayo, ''lnula helenium in pneumonia - HE
arker, NJ d, "a bedside fever; r WHITAKER.
u, scarlet fever epidemic at Windsor: ed.
vanr hirkand subject not yet ANNOUNCED; TR
Hn,o M y, Inc minds relation t6health;'
,1;,, moore, NJ u, New things in silecea;" LA
a, 1ar u, OF Boston, viii also present
1 per-, on n some subject not yet announced.
howard Marks. the IA year old son of j H
!arks, jr, was drowned near the dock at Queen
lty Park Burlington. Saturday afternoon. He
"a P Peeh out fishing with two companions and
IA reached the dock and he was irving to tie
e boat. The cries of the boy brought two men
no were painting other boats to the scene.
N ScttiuS young MATHS out
Ter ne nad been In the water about five min
es: IL Is claimed that he showed signs of life
II tne eHorts or his companions and the paint.
e 70 resusclate him proved of no avail
hopDers anected an entrance into c Ayers
ruwase store at Richford Friday night and
Die ~ valuable knives and demolished the cash
gister. 'A
The post Office at Morrisvile wac entered nv
rglars at2 O'Clock Saturday morning. The
Ie was drilled completely through the center
pm the top. The door was blown across the
ON ana $27 in cash and about $50 in stamps
ere taken. Postmaster Earle did not keen
&c supply OF stamps or cash in the safe. Three
sistereu letters were overlooked. Residents
the vicinity of the post Office heard the ex-
,sion.
saturday afternoon Edmund, ID year.old son
Edward Hatn of Winooski was digging angle
rms IN the rear of the Touring mill she'd when -,
lost MIS- balance in some way and rolled offthe
nk when Is almost perpendicular and fell
ne 20 Feet TO the water. The stream at this
ce runs swiftly and he soon sank i'm the pow
III current and was drowned.
ne town of Stowe is talking of a centennial
ioyt 4 Austin are putting in steam mill at
'stneld to replace the one burned i'm April at
,ss OF $4,000. The new mill will be COM
tea next month. The townspeope contributed
eral hundred dollars toward the new mill
lev. Albert ii. Heath of st. Paul. Minn has
epted n call n the North Caupraoatio,aI