Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
STATE ITEMS.

On Tuesday the 5th inst. Frank Kenfsld,
Oh MoTristown, had two OF his myers taken OH
By circular saw.
Edgar ls years old, son of xenophon Earl
OF Oh, ster met with fatal accident, whI.e coast
rg, one day last week.
Rev A Webster, editor OF the Christian
Messenger, has received the appointment of
Chaplain to the States Prison.
A new council of Royal and Select Masters
III the Masonic order, was organized at Bradford
dt the 9th.
The wife of T r Boynton of Hsrdwck,
gaze birth to tfiplers-a son and TWO daug hters
-1n the 81 Of february.
Bishop Hopkins will visit s. James Church,
Arlington, on Wednesday April 24Ih, and ST
Peters, Bennington, on Thursday, April 25th.
II he story of the suicide OF Miss Mary But.
Ter at The school of the Misses L lark at Ben
nmgton, by taking corrosive sublimate proves TO
be untrue.
-Geor.e 2. Baldwin, OF Bradford, present
incumbent, has en- reelected county commits.
sioner in Orange county, and not Jeremiah
Dodge of Thetford al first reported.
REV James Uph IN ID ID, has been uuani-
mpasly elected President of The Institution at
Fairfax, vice DIR Eli Is Smith, lately de-
ceased.
Bellows Falls on the 9Th inst. on a charge of
numbering Cornelius Jackens, another coiored
Iuan, at WolcoIES lille. Conn on the night of
blarch LIST. He taken back 10 Connecticut
and i, now safely lodged in jail at LnchfeId.
The Burlington Times says that Geo p
" Gods hes teen appointed Postmaster at Win
ooski vice 4 Is omali.-heuben Ferguson gets
tie Post Office at Essex Centre, vice IL u But
Ter.
IT. Edgar Earl of Chester, young man
seventeen years OF age, while coassing ON the
crust, recently, ran hIs sled against an apple
tree by which he was so badly injured that he
dec ia about twenty six hours.
1t is very generally understood that there is
| a dencu of from $500 10 500 ia the account of
Charles Fletcher, Jerk OF the Connecticut river
and PassumpsIc railroads, at the Barton depot.
| f,is is the second deTalcation at tnIs station
sIuU- the opening Of the road 10 Barton.
The Boston Journal contradicts the Bel
low Falls Argus aud other papers when they
| say f. Nj. Brown, tie late Woodstock postmas
tcris a defaulIer The journal says the report
orinaled from Ignorance OF malice.
"A company o glass blowers who lately ex
hibIed ia Vermont, eBticed young lady from
herhomc ST. Adams, and, when arriving
al albany, n. Y, left her to the charities of the
| city
1T is stated that a barn in Pawlet, owned by
| DAel Brown, was consumed by fire Oh the eve
n'lg of the TN msl., together with eleven head
OF aatte and ten tons Of hay. The dwelling
hUuse Of DR. Lamb, IN South Granville, Was de-
stro ed the same morning.
The NEWSLETTER says that Mr. A Haskin,
had the misfortune 10 lOse good horse while
sowing wood ia the village OF Hyde PARK OF
| MuAday OF last week Tie horse got his leg il
between the tagging Of the horse power, IN con
sequence Of hlch Il was broken.
-Cnarles Lyman. Esq, of Montpelier, he
received the appointment of Secretary of Tia
Selate CommtIee on Public BuIidIn,s, o
nhEh Senator Foot Is ChaITmsn.-Geu, u. w
Z Clarke, OF burlington, has also received TN
appointment of Reading Clerk Ia the Unite,
STATS Senate.
Three rogues, imprisoned in the Newfan
all for passing cOuu. eIieE money, came nea
I mahng tneIr escape a ie" nights since. From
he ,rlyy hey had dug away the mortar arOuu
! one Of the sr4ulss blocks, aud mai looseneS
It 50 auch as - cause the bricks outside " pro
ject. tbs was discovered aud their schem
IIusInied.