The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-01-20
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Vermont.

vermont,
REunEN CooMs. n nrominent citizen Of
Rchford, died last week He represented
that town in the legislature Of 1884.
FRANK "a UANcuErr telIer i'm tho Ma
tional bank nj White River function. died
jsst week Of pueumooia' rIe sgos tVeniv-
a,-e vcors ,id ard ,in,norrird
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G. Fletober Of St Joirsbury ana lssl
Wodnoada, nigl,t from rgohoid 'fsver ia
,Vaa a broiber of Cari d ifi.toi,.r cf IN
AIbans
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w. ~" - n ~ va '-. i.,l@H 'All.''' H."
w @ ~ uic5 we ST." .'.-
sonare Garden.
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THERE we're over 200 entities Of birds go
/ mo annual exhibition OF ihe Vermont Puul-
| v,eell at 81 J,bnsb,lrr ,Tb,. i,r,,.s, ,,,.
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was yp.eu 10 supsgloute UP 10 Washlng,
.om VI noT.i loi me loBuiaI annual
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j, w. BlDGooD OF Grand Isle started last
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Malietts Bay on the ice When only little
way GUY tae n3 3rst DroRo through anu az
mem. o IT"n, 3uO ,r uol 'unaseiy .ne peVple
v,ero Lost IT, NOS CIV, o,,d "a
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w i'nh w o'noio
AT the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Oh the randolph National Bank, W. T.
Dubois, - W. hoWel1, wizard Gay, W. D.
wan ana H. L. Dubois were elected d.
rectors. These directors elected w: H.
Dub9ls fresldent' Jonh W. towel, vice
5;v;dand Of tbreo ~ nor pent a Us' daoiarad
January l. ''' POI '0A' =" Go ''''"' W
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The block in Danville village owned by
Eleazer Dale was burned early last week
The fire caught in room on the second
floor, occupied by the family of Charles
Dale The The G Era Army hall adjoining
damaged. The Dale block was valued al
$500, and the Grand Army building al
$3oo; me block was insured Tor W ~ Soo
MI Dale STORE anu STOCK carried Sl,ooo III
inc vermont MUTUAL
DIR. w SEWARD WEBB, Edward Wells and
U. A. Woodbury. have been appointed Yer
mont members on the reception committee
composed of three members from each state
for the inaugural ceremonies of Major Nc
Kinley. The principal duties of the com
mittee will be to meet and take charge o.
President Mckinley and party when they
arrive at the grand reception room at the
/; pension building.
THOMAS HENDRICKS, a native of Vermont
died last week at the county hospital, Chi
cago, in destitute circumstances. Thirty
years ago Hendricks was broker in Wal
street and was friend OF such men as Jay
; Gould, Russell Sage and James Fisk. Hi
was known as daring speculator and car
, ried through many deals of vast impor
lance. He met with reverses and then be
came estranged from his family. He wen
, to Chicago about twenty years ago.
The annual meeting of the stakeholder,
of the Missisuuoi Valley railroad was held
at St. Adams last Wednesday. The follow
ing directors were elected e. G. Smith, j
. M, Foss. f, S. Stranahap, w. Tracy Smith
7. NJ. Deal and w. B. Fonda Of st. Alban
4 and 8. p. Carpenter OF Richford. The di
rectors organized by electing W. Trac,