Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-04-01
General Vermont News.

Ahout = war ago the town of Water
bury lost one af it, mun-yel residents In
Milbur O. iluirhin-. lie came o. the Queen
Gily aaL Na- ~ail 90 b. worth thousands Of
dollars. Iu>t how much he wac worth will
probably never b. known unless Mr.
Hutrhins talk~ morn freely 81 his affair
than be- has far the past tNu N-ars. After
lslraiins ia darlington he bought a house
and several lots Tor 80 0m. Later GA. ia
about is5S. lac erected a dwelling house and
rented IT, la 1916 h- lrit Burlington aud
went to the state uf New Hampshire, where
hr lived until about two wears ago. From New
Hampshire he went a. Eden. wherr hr was
born. Mr. Hutrhins lost all 1T his money
and il now paupvT. being supported by
the town Of Eden. The authorities claim
that n" i a Burlington pauprr. aud they
are taking steps To- have this city support
him. IL appears that he lived IA Barring
ton over three wears aul -lurs' 1876. 90" lime
hr went away, he ha~ un; lived ia ANY Yer
mont town long enough tu lH~r h.- residence
here Tie has lived iu tine stat" ut New
Hampshire. hut h- cannot hn compelled to
leave the state. Il is quite likely that he
will be- brought to Burlington and placed IN
the poor house.
Speaking of the recent decision 81 the SUI
prrme court witch con lrnur1 Isabelle A.
Marsh aud William e. BuzzelI T. Dee hanged
for the murder ot the wuman'~ husband. the
IyndOnyille Journal cites the similar rjl~. of
Mrs. HAIL pwdy Of Glover, who thr,r wears
ago was convicted 81 murder ia the iir>t de-
gree aud escaped by a second trial. "Wum-
Hu-hauglug IN this state. SAYS the journal,
will certainly be- novelty. putting 90 light
Is. The execution uf "a woman l. not a
novelty in Vermont. Mrs. Mrakrr. the DuN-
bury murderr~s. was hanged al Wind
SOr not great many wears ago. Some Of
the metropolitan newspapers have shown a
tendency To doubt the ultlmat" CARRYING out
of the sentence Of the suprcm- court upon
Mrs. Marsh because she i a woman hut
while the evidence that convicted her wits
not 50 conclusive ~ that which sent Mr..
Meaker to the -raTuld still she has been
legally condemned 10y county aud supreme
court for crime IN which there were NO
eNtenuating circumstances aud il is lini AIT
to see on what grounds legislative cicmency,
her only hope, can he extended.
Thomas Laiamme a hrnther-in-law Of G.
T.. Austin OF Jay. came to Aus.iu.> To stay
over night on March ID aud some time about
midnight got up and went oII. He was
somewhat peculiar in his habits. caused hv
a family difficulty. his wife having left him
Tor another man some light years ago. Aus
tin supposed he had gone away a. he
had once before in the sane manner.
On Friday afternoon while Austin and
his son were scattering buckets they
came across La lamme's dead body with
his throat cut. in "a hole whrr" pile of
DOCK wood hal be'h taken uut recently.
Inc town au'""rNleS were h"tlIed anu D. J..
chase selertmdh, Went 10 the scene ~ the
tragedy ana not deemlnS "a coroner in-
quest necessary removed tue oodN ana pre-
P't'" u 'ot ou' '"' Nv 3'''9 "" 'nS W 'ne
had to br taken to the cemetery ON a hand
sled, a distance of over three miles.
Inc Temple BROTHERS OF EitIanl have
bought the Maple Grove stock farm near
that city, ON the creek road, more commonly
known hN the BaNter larIh. Inc purchase OF
the larm Includes the stock, farming
implements, etc, General Baxter bought
the original lHrn IN October. 1874. strips
OF land ON, rach sue 81 the 'crerh
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Vermont great prlma donna, Mary Howe
LAWN, made such pronounced success IN
lesp"ue ha a. 'no IoS"l PPer1 III January
t"' ~ ,''' - '"0"I." ~ 90 'I' u''i-
opera house is Emperor Williams fayortte
theatre. Mrs. LAWN was the suloi-t at the
Dresden Philharmonic concert Feb. Is, aud
was received with great enthusiasm, being
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Residents OF LSSrN ana 'ilhtoh counties
| New York, are making an effort to have
Lake Champlain and it, tributary streams
stocked with fish. They claim the fishing
there is getting worse each year and have
appealed to the state fish ruIurist lie
! saws that efforts on the part OF the state an