Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
Local and State Items.


ii'N' AVA ~ ALbio, PRESIDING.
Hon.ALANSoN ALLEN,
Hon. ARsrs Falsnlr, Assistant judges
Thursday, sept. "a, 1861
No. l70. William Krmbal, an
Frederick Strong, Assault and ba,,..
June q Hawkins for plf, Nicholson on,
Ormsbee for def.
Verdict for defendant,
No. 81. Isaac Mechanics Y. Tbon
w. johnson. def. Action on note p'
the general issue and statute of Gm,,a
tons, Ndgerton 4 Paul for plf, V'
cham g. Lyman for def.
Friday, Sept o
In the case No. 81, the jury relurDs3
verdict for plG Damages, Sl0O.
No. 2S5, Hannibal Hodges V. Dsrl
P. Eddy. Equitment for lands in C,,
endon. 4dgerton aud Paal for pIl, n
+. Nicholson and Dewey and JOYCE 4.
def, On trial.
Saturday, Sept "a
No. 2S5. This case still on trial atS
hour of adjournment, Saturday nr
Court adjourned to Monday, l occ,
p. NJ.
FAIRS. The annual Fair of the B,3
River Agricultural Society will be h1l,
at Proctorsville ON Thursday and Pri,
October Sth and 9th. An address W
delivered by Hon. Jacob COllamer OH
day at . o'clock. Music for the oos
will be furnished by the Newport, n
Cornet Band. Half fare on the h !
road,
The Wiudham County AgricuIi
Society will hold their annual fair at IA.
etteville, on Wednesday the Both day
this month, and Thursday the LIST day |
October.
Tuesday, Sept. y
Hannibal Hodges VS.. Daniel P Eih
Continued. Testimony closed, and args
by Edgerton for plff., and Dewey IL
delft, yesterday, and d. L. Nicholson
lows in summing up for the def, at b
going in OF the court this morning, all
Edgerton concludes for the plf.
Musical CONVENTION. A Musa|
Convention of the Black River Musa
Association, was holden at PerkinsyIe 4
Tuesday and Wednesday last, under d
direction of Messrs. Geo. M. CLARK At
| c. F. Benjamin, instructors. The tolos
ing officers of the Association were ess
ed : Gilbert A. laws, Esq, Felchul
President James ?. Osburne, NJ D
Felchville, Secretary X. P. Cole. L
low, Treasurer Geo. NJ. CLARK, Fas
vile, c. F Benjamin, South Woods
H. r. Strong, Perkinsville, Esa
Committee.
Musical Convention. The NsaI
and Massachusetts Musical AssoaE
held convention at North Adams i
week, commencing on Tuesday, whca9
Transcript says was the; most success
and interesting Of any held by this 50
tv. Prof Frost of Boston was conda
of the exercises and we obser, the naa
Of several of our musical friends Of
south part of the state among the parts
pants.
At business meeting held on fnds
l. evening the following officers were elect
5 bv the Association for the ensuing yea
5 President, o. A. Archer of Blackma
Vice President, John V. Hall OF BENIN
ton; Treasurer, S. c. Woodward, Nd
n Adams Secretary, T. j. Tiffany, y
,ington Executive Committee, L,
# Cobb, C, H. Benton, w. II. Cook
Grover, John Fay, c. E. yelling, |
nington w. Warren, R. II. Hildre.
5. P.Hurd, w Brown, 5, Reyes, GA
S, North Adams; T Mole, G. F. lod
"a Williamstown.
~ SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. VIM. Dei
y son, one of the head workmen in the
Sc mandatory at Windsor, died sudds
on Friday evening of last week.
le had started to attend concert, al
:. rentlv in his usual health, and on the '
re was taken i'll and died on the spot.
- death is supposed TO have been eau
h by disease OF the heart.
III Mr.. Ward, representative of NheNs
he writes to the editor Of the North ot%l
e. it Is untrue that he is democrat ld'
sham sort y that he has "not acted Vi
On the democrats for over Is years, and
TX been republican ever since the n
y sprang ~"
a Mr.. Ward has been counted upon
T. the democratic journals as one of the \
IT. full, and reckoned among their 81
Al gains.
ID THE NINTH VT. REGIMENT
ar Cavalier, published at Yorktown, Va
" ", the Dist inst, says that the Ninth
: mont Volunteers are putting up "
~ Quarters, and all hands are busy
.ot gagged in the work. The locator o. n Il |
\ camp is the healthiest one that 4c0o%
- - found in the fort, aud from III
Al appearances we think the
OF Mountain Boys" know how to Po
quarters. l
in FIRE. In Lowell, on Tuesday
nd week, the barn Of Mrs. Cassidy IL
he was consumed by fire, together %v
We contents. consisting of hay, wheat II
y, and oats. which comprised nearly
nd products of her farm for this seSsVD
no FRANKLIN COUNTY. The Gram
er- have found bill against Mrs. MARI
y, y Clark of Highgate, for the mu I.,s