Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-09
VERMONT NEWS.

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WINDSOR u 70 nay" new urpoi ~ ths
near iutnrr, located on W" opposite sido of
inc tracks from iho present station, thus
'ns"fihH tue cn'''hI on oi hdch'h trhp'
N.ighhors aud friends OF Mr.. and Mira
Daniel bnrt OF Enosburgh, to tho nnmb"r OF
oo. asSen,o'oh 10 surprise ana congratulate
tneh "h 'ho alhh anniversary o' the'r mar
rage
The census bureau at Washington has
appointed Fred u. Thomas OF Montpelier
special agent 10 tako statistics OF IN. manu-
MeinrinH anu mecnaniea Industries IN Mont
pel'er, barre ana Northl'eiu'
Programs are out for the SEVENTEEN an
nunl meeting OF the American Institute OF
Instruction Of which Mason =. stone. stale
superintendent! OF education, Is president,
TO DO held NJ haiilax, NJ -, July to u.
Rev. y. II. Green, the acting president Of
OF Calvary baptist church In that city, 4, u
native OF tho Green Mountain state. lie IL
among tho prominent minister's OF washing
ton.
Five additional Chains against tho estats
OF Knott 4 Ciosson. the bnnkrupt Burlinr-
ton brokers. have been specinily Referred
by Judge Wheeler TO Referee I'm Bnnkruptcy
George W. Deberyille for hearing TO lind the
facts.
Ths hooks OF tho NontpelIcr listcrs. which
nre nearing completion, show 1894 taxable
polls and iO5 exempt, over 10 wears OF nve.
inck iuv ONLY one OF being 1000 men of yoti o
are in the clty. This Is rain Of "a polls
over 1899.
The pnssace OF the bill introduced bv
Ross OF Vermont TO Increase the
cost for the purcbns. of the site and erec-
tion of n nubljc building M Newnort IN
sl25 OD). isaycs the matter now entirely To
tbs Uouse.
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Church at ST. Johnsbury. The address Of
The evening upon The "Twentieth Century
Religion, ;" was by Rev. DR.. II. Ide, Milwan.
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he carried out bv A. X. Ellsworth.
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nahaoihn from Washington h hihe noh'hs
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ucu"ihoy VI n"'''ns'oh f'scueu 'n' ineh,
lmong Hartland farmers, but the great
looks Of Merinos, once so popular there,are
iheMory " sno las'. neutrality-suspicious. ,,i .ne
's"u'y o. 'aear ,i,e, nHeGes, tney WI! never Seah
onm over 'ne uilisiues vi '."t 'oWn' E1re-
lehce nas demohstra'eu tne iact lnn! the
ons' co'u "'n'ers ca'i ior n"Fo'eF o1oeos'
A petition In voluntary bankruptcy has
'een filed by Robert H. Ranney OF Barre,
which has some peculiar features. The
business Of the bankrupt was that OF a tool
harpener and he has liabilities Of $72O. all
II which Is unsecured. In the assets are
'iven $llO OF household furniture, $l5 OF
pictures, etc., anu y! OF caSn on hahu. VI
his all except the vi Is exempt.
horse, barn and all its contents belong
ny to Charles Ledoux Of Herrick has been
destroyed by fire. LedouX had entered tho
,arn to look after young colt and put his
antern on the hosr. In some way the Ian.
ern was overturned, setting fire to the
uilding. The house was saved with
Mr.. Ledoux lives alone, his wife
avlng died few months ago.
Thomas T. Daniels, one OF Hardwick's
xtensive granite manufacturers, came near
osing his life recently while working In his
olshing mill. He wished to shift belt
rom one pulley to another and used an
ron bar for the purpose. The bar was
aught by the rapid moving belt, carried
way, hitting Daniels on the side OF his
cad. cutting a bad cash and rendering him
nconscious for several hours.
Recent Vermont pension cbanues are.
'riginal James Mclaughlin, st. Johnsbury,
ast, 90; additional. David N. Tolles, Brat
eboro, $40; restoration aud reissue, Henry
!. Silver. Bennington, $l2; renewal and in
rease, Trueman Kimpton. Randolph, SIT,
lcrease, George II. Tice, Holland, $40,
ossph E. Benjamin, Soldiers Home, Ben
ington, S8; Leverett Allen, Wallingford,
~. John B. L'Heuruex, Brand, $12; Henry
Lyon. East st. Johnsbury, 90.
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