The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-02-28
VARIOUS VERMONT MATTERS,

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chase convicted OF M"nsia"Shter'
The Jury in the Holloway murder trial ut
| Newport after nearly As hours deliberaiion
Friday returned 4 verdict OF manslaughcr
| against william T. Cha q for causing the death
| OF John l. ilaoWav. He has not yet been sen.
fenced. The verdict is generally acceptable,
The. y = Court
| The February term OF the Jnitci states CIR
cut ami District courts conVtheh az blrnhStoh
/ Tuesday. In the case Of the Glcns rails Nanoh
al bank against John W tramntoh Il ieW ar
/ guments were made. An Indictment against
! Adam l. Miller OF Derby Line tor emuEEhg
paris green was real the respondent pIeaIen
! not guilty. ami cont nuhnte was rcllscu. lhc
case OF WAYNE Cobleish against the Grand
! Trunk Railroad company Of Canada, suit
brought 10 recover damages Tor injuries suS-
tanned by the plaintiff by being struck by u
train at Il crossing in Stratford, II, in Nuycm-
her 1894, was then tried hr jury. Lawyers
Bates a'd May OF st Johnsbury apNcar.l tnr
the Circuit court are: Lydia Blood against
q A Brown, ct ais; Horace q binisttr, Tor two
cases of violation Of the confract labor law,
which cases are called for FRIDAY, ana James
Fenncssr against the western Union Telegraph
company Tor larni"cS7 III V''e ''e"N''! w Il" liz
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'Fr"o' ""''''S va >oi"
The Vermont Society Of Colonial Wars held
it. second annual meeting ana banquet t,o at inc
At the banquet, covers were !aid for about ~.
Gen Peek was postmaster OF III" or|a, ION
T. tx y, Wnnjhmrv Navnr yon pattene Rev = NJ
SNYDER. II / fIuse of Montpelier, Col + A Chit,
tendtn OF 81 aIDahh, VINO gave us itpVn,l W 'uc
Cant II r Tntheriy' Go; "A Han of st albans,
DaoIel Poherts and Miss sarah NJ Weeks of st
Nlbans, who rendered some fine natrioilc Sc
,cCtions. Music was furnished by the lhlVer.
opera house orchestra Al the business meet.
ing officers were elected Cor the ensuing, year
rs follows; Governor, Col seward McnD OF
Sheburne; deputy governor, Gov Woott,
bury OF buthngton' heuieiant s1' - "" 49,, ~ -
smi'h OF y Aioahs' secre.arE,' >p Ttoa III
- n tioahs, nsputV scc.e,arS, ~ Evhas ~ :,
o. "est nanuu'ph " t. S,,In 20 {, .tba,s.
hioans, 'nnpIain, i.,Hi' - W, w. -. -,
.,rar " 4 uusc ~ Muntnplier: chancellor. eX.
Gov " p Diiiingham of OF waterbury; surgeon,
7 N R,nyhnm az Burlington: members of Coun.
iii Col q 4; Ren.dici Of Bur ington. Can't "
Fuller nj Il ,lhons Cant n r Over of Rutland
Charlea Dewey ~ NontneHpr Edward Wells OF
~ ~, 'i.Eoun, II !, W,,erman Of Inbnson
tiart T. p;ab,rdson of RnriIngton lanes q
iin"rhtnn If M"n,neIer " : Teiford OF 81 AL
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more vernon" sneep i"r s""'"
Charles w Mason OF New haven, VINO mas
been spending the winter IN Los Angeles, ohl,
arrived home last week ana VII. sehn - sneep
10 south Afrlca IN 2 isW ut4E. ithTN ri.uet VI
Addison VIII 90 WIN theh' VII Mason VIII ic'
tCrn TO California III about two weeks
waking up In Rutland
,rA, n Ppm ,ho 1.r,ocr,,ic ,ar,ifta,o
=, im t'n',' -, pr,rnmd ora LIN n snrlinGn
~, ~ ~, ,aan.m'i.n, ,nr,iii,to. urn,,nsr IN
make n sprnking compaig0 Mr. Brown speaks
M civ hnll Inc night hehyrt election. Candi
date SpriImnn il TO .pcak mi the opera house
thr same evening Both arc 10 have brass band
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skunk Culture rs IA I;usiness.
IT,, a. 49, ,-ti, 80
hopHIt 7'ctls; MI MI - ~ NV tL,i ~
nry,,I n,-,,untton. that OF Raising <kunks Tor
,hr,r mr. Iast autumn he ~ccured six skunks
and now has them in confinement IN an out.
building The little animals are tame aud come
readily at their owners call, who handles them
fcarle-sly. and strange to say the5 never use
their terrible weapons OF defence ina nature
has uhunGnntly equipped them with rs skunks
are very prolific animals and are easily raised,
the business OF rearing theil, ahnouGn az, pl Il
very ATTRACTIVE ha'uIS et'pu"' pI''o lt""ti"'
skunk eklns are WORTH from 10 tthl7 70 floU9'
ana he on commands Il eoou price, "u'' - "'"'"
USED Tor mcdlcihai purposes
The docket for the March term OF Rutland /