The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07
llrrmoni Mus Items.

stone BE- actively ruinr 20. u . readily
savr hr common wenl saws and v hight,
usefll 10 ~i'hssani ii,s aoiion u Gre.
LA yerrsnn-s ,he Tciuprnnce can
aids's ~ crao'v C,.usaissian~f received
i,o un,nIuans wee. 1--we r~co'lec, right.
~. fsi- ci,y voted 40" In FeS isSa
An sa'i. y .h--sk, -n-rting was bela
verrrnur. on Mondsv. March Nth.
---os-isn +. DODGE. ,hrourh the col.
urnns ofhis paper. THE. 20 iniure Mr. Felt,
the landlord Of tho Bellows Falls Ho'el, be-
eansr he IVES Obliged 10 pay his bill. Dodge
is given "a lcvring black mil.
~, Bellows Fills. The people hsve
voted IN rsise, by tax. $4,000 To build
schcolhouse.
-Horacc s. I.consrh. " WsrAsboro,
hsA wifs WIN went 10 visit nrirhhor on
the Sih nit. The husband was anrrv, and
rrrnained 81 until the iiih. whom he went
into the woods and ca, bis throat with a
jack-knicr.
~ srrous sfrrav occurred in Du',ons-
vile n few DAYS since between an Trishman
and Seo'chman, which came near result
ing in The desth Of scvernl persons. The
parties were engaged in FIGHT. when tho
Ir,.t,,,.,, s,x,s.,,l an -xa ,,1 ,,.s hon, D.,
strike the other with il. when he seized
gun standing near. which was discharged
in the melee, the charge taking effect in
arm Of the other and dying fourteen shot
in the body Of girl standing near, and sew
eral more in ,hat Of small boy. No ar
rests were made The men we're both I'M
der the influence of liquor.-B. f. .irgus.
The Episcopalians residing in Brat
tleborn have organized Parish. under the
pastoral care Of Rev. G. V. c. Eastm1n,
Rector Of Christ Church, Guilford.
~ few freight cars run off the track
on the Rutland and Burlington r. r. last
week. The brakeman was thrown into
the water at the same time, but refused to
stay there.
At iIerallsville, last week, two platform
cars, loaded with iron, broke loose from the
train, and ran back several miles at a great
speed. Fortunately the track was clear.
The Irrcvcrend Theodore Parker de-
livered a Lecture before the Burlington
Lyceum, on Tuesday evening.
At the recent session of the Su-
preme Court in Orange County, the follow
ing cases were decided. winch are of gen
ernl interest -
STEVENS rs. kENT.
THIS was replevln against the collector
Of a school district tax, to recover property
distr1ined for payment of the tax.
The Court, per Redfield, j., held, That
il was not the intent of the statute, that
the moderator elected at the annual meet
ing of n school district, must preside over
every other meeting of the district during
the year, and that, IN case of his absence,
the meeting must ful--but that, If he were
not present at such other meetings, the VA
cnncy might then be supplied. and it would
Nv, 'i no'n.I '"'. nc "ere io' p'esen', II
rnr,"aT he rrndon,;y, "ppen1a ;,,l 60 "a ~ "
,r;o, 80 rs I,,n . .',iuu o. u us
sno mos na c" iJHu' ,h W ,'s VI
III, !, ,D. "a; "o'.,as wy o"'.o va
in" con,m;,,o 49, raonn, ," ,s, oa"u ,u' .ea
,ns so",'''''tc US Naod,', 'na' u new scnoo!
mi,,ee man falls within snch dis,ric, Tina,
1t is no objection to the legality of tax,
voted by school district for the purpose
of erecting a school house in particular
location, that II has been held, upon indct-
ment for nuisance. that the district had no
IigN' ~ erect Tue mouse on the pace they
righ, 10 remove the ho,so ~ somo o,hnr
place, not Experimentation that the case
WINS moi different IRON one, where the right
6ana o soon aSos w ea''ou u 'eil I SI,oo
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