The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-04-29
Il Vermont State News =

the largest stage i'll the state.
Postmaster Dewey of Bennington has
enlisted 100 men for service in Cuba
Rev. w. r. Davenport of Barre has re
ceived a unanimous call to the Baker Me-
mortal church at Concord, N. ii.
st. Adams women have sent to the Gu
ban relief committee the most varied as
sortment of supplies yet received, valued
at over $500.
A charter has been granted to the
South SALISBURY Creamery association,
an organization for dealing in creamery
productions Capital stock, $1,000.
James S. PiersOn of Burlington, one Of
the big four " interested in several cleo
trio railroadsin the state, died few days
ago in the Parker house at Chicago.
A three years Old son of Harvey Daniels
of Lyndon fell into an old Cistern last
week Thursday and was drowned. The
child was playing in sight of his father.
The engagement is announced of Mrs.
Harry LeGrand Cannon of Burlington,
widow of Col. LeGrand b. CannOn's only
son, to Theodore Frelinghuysen Of New
Y Ork.
There will he several notable women at
the Woman's Suffrage convention in Bur-
lington in May, among them Susan b.
Anthony of Rochester, n. Y, and Rev
Anna II. Shaw of Philadelphia.
The 81 employees in the counting room
of the National Life Insurance Co. at
Montpelier who are under Col, O. ID.
Clark in the National Guard, recently pre-
scented him a handsome sabre.
One of the managers of the Vermont
KlOndike party is authority for the state
ment that they sold their vessel to the
United States government at a large pro-
fit, which is the reason they did not leave
New York month ago as advertised.
The second of three bulletins contain
ing the analyses and valuations of 81 lead
ing brands OF commercial fertilizers has
Just been issued from the Experiment sta
tiOn at Burlington and will be sent to any
address upon application
Joseph Jary, As years old, committed
suicide last week Wednesday morning by
hanging himself to the rafters in his barn.
He was found by his wife. There is no
apparent reason for the act. He leaves a
large family of small children besides his
wife.
In speaking of the Mildred Brewster
| case an exchange says that person capa-
BILE of entertaining sentiments of affection
! for such a WretChed specimen of humani-
! ty as Jack Wheeler makes himself out to
! be and must be either lunatic or hope
/ less idiot.
! Fish Commissioner Horace w. Bailey
/ has iust placed in Glover ponds and Will
i loughbv Lake 10000 young lake trout and
/ $4,000 more in the Crystal Lake at Barton
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tea SWclde Apr! ~ aJ ms nome M Bur
Ilu4toh. ne carried on a sue e'SI"I Siot
and carpet business unul 'niee mohlt'
ago when an auacA OF the Dra!h IeNef
made 1t necessary TO remove MN 70 the
state Insane asylum lie returned jhrte
weeks ago much the Dejlef lor ms treat
ment but very deSpQhdiehi DeaJh re-
suited from taking carbollc acid.
On Monday the officers of the Depart
ment of Vermont, Patriarchs Militant, J.
.. o.. f., was completed and the following
appointments were made: Col ana Dept'
Com, Marvin a. Mcclure OF RUTLAND
Lieut.. Col., .. II; Henderson OF st. Johns
bury; MAYOR OF the Hrst battalion, James
Is. Campbell OF Barre Major OF the sec
Ond battalion, j. Is. Gage OF St Johns
bury; Major OF the third battalion, +. Z.
HOughtOn OF Rutland.
Congressman II. Henry Powers exam
ined ii candidates for the position of ma
val cadet at the United States Naval
academy at AnpapOlis. Six of the appli-
cants failed in the physical examination.
Alta recent examination in Rutland six
ont of ten candidates failed to pass. The
selection will be made in a few DAYS and
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