The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
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-ss fun over hf lsss end ssuasrr, On
Far Day, sni ansiaershl, inquired.
-Altsr nre~u Ia. sc,u rrgaia,cd
cssh,e, ofshs Esehasre nsaa Of spnar.
Esid
--- NJ Frt-naas co.'s ~ iiyd~Hir,
bss q calf aA.ca .,sehoi to- bs- vheo
tHo hours ull
Fanha,cn Probate DteucL The
Ca-nmissionr-s on ihr estate az rhead1rr
6. Clus aili attend 70 the datic. of their
oHi-e 81 shr i,usr 81 Me-. Clara, Goa ue
29th q MAJ ADD Isee.
The Probate Jalgc vii hear The rrssens.
May liza uby real estate beiaaglns 90 the
estate q Slis Hawkins, should na, BE-
soid
Tho Bailiarion Ssaiirsl thinks me
wife Of the Brunaao Poet editor hs. na'hing
in boast Of IA 'hr way % husband, and
the Posi BE- scry certain IBIS, she uiis Of
,he Sc.iiasrs editor ought % BE- ashamed
Other husband There the matter stands
At present
Nj SAKE has no, len the Custom
House Department u Burlington aud Mr
PARKER has nd eune In. Indeed
Tho Wiudhlm co. Aric ii,uni
Far vii be he'd at Eas, Westminster on
the IN and stI days Of September.
-Soprcne Courj scss.ou ia Caledonia
County. Divorced I.4ura W. Fletcher
from her husband Samuel \. Fletcher.
Jane Miles deserted Samuel Miles, and
Samuel asked leave TO be released from
any liability on account Of the fugitive
The Cour told Samuel he might &c, an.
other wiic # he could.
WIN. Wllham deserted Pamrla Withsm
50 She said, aud the Court said she couldn't
prove it.
Betscy II. Hight said Samuel s Hight
abused her, and asked for division of
nights, but the Court sent her case to the
Circuit court.
Blrsheba Somers obtained a divorce
FROM Bartholomew Somets for intolcable
severity.
---FIREIN DUMnEEspo>.--The dwell
ing-house, shed aud con-bin of Jacob
Laughion, near Dummerston centre, was
consumed by fire on Tuesday night. The
fire was discovered about II =. NJ, and one
end Of the house was then in flames. Very
little Of the furniture was saved, and a CON
siderable quantity Of grain and provisions
were also burned up. 1t Is supposed the
FIRE took from ashes taken up. There was
no insurance; the policy having expired
last foil, was not renewed. The loss Is es-
timated at : 1900. -.NtdiesmGn.
MIA, kent WRIGHT, formerly of
Shoreham, Addison Co, merchant. died
lately IN California, on Sunday the 9TH or
l2th ult. Private letters to his friends IN
form them that lac had gone out to min
ing location near Downeryille. and stand
ing upon n cliff accidentally fell at frs,
some 30 feet on his head and shoulders
upon loose fragments of rock--irom thence
rolling and falling another descent of some
20 feet more to the precipce, where he
was taken up senseless, shocklngly bruised
and accruted. Some little hope at the first
was entertained of his recovery but he died
soon after the iall.-frec Press.
--MAPLE SUGAR.-To all lovers OF
Maple sugar it will be gratifying to Learn
tina, the present season is favorable for O
large yield. We think the amount made
in tins State the present season must b,
large Uoodstock Mercury.
-SMALL PoX.-This disease is still
prevailing at various places. For the las
year it has been unusually prevalent, il
city and country.
There is now Il case in tins village. at
house on Railroad slreet--a Mrs. Spik es
The case is hot severe one, and ia,
patient is doing well. Mrs. S. took the in
fiction from washing the clothes of sister
who had the disease in Boston, and cam,
here before all Of her clothes had beel
cleansed. The Selectmen have closed tn
house where the woman resides, aud for
hidden the inmates to leave the premises
The disease is still lingering in the west
ern part Of Danyllle, and in tie borders o
Walden. A recent case has proved fata
IN Danyille-Mr. Nehemiah Hunt died q
1t on the 18th, the iather-in-law of Nj
Isaac Hunt who died of the same diseas
some weeks ago. The disease has bee
propagated in Danyille by the imprudenc
of people. The young children Of Mr.
Hunt were permitted to see the corpse q
their mother, and m consequence they too
the dlsease--two or three Of tbcm--bu
they had il lightly. Mr.. Nehemiah Hur
took 1t IRON them. \ son of Benjlml
kitterodge, Of Walden. 30 took the di,
case, and nj last reports was very SICK
Mr.. Nehemiah Hunt aud these chlldro
were all inoculated with the kline pox dui
ing the winter, but II Is now supposed IA
matter made use Of was not genuine
The small pox is also prevailing at Roc
Island, Canada East. st Johnsbury Cal,
doniin.
the VT. TEACHERS AssoCIATIo,
VIII hold It's fourth annual session
Hindsor, the 2ld, ;sIJ and 2lth Of Augul
next.
The following gentlemen have couscu
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