Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
ADDISON COCNTT.

ADDISON CoUNTT.
/ man raIned Kingsley while saving wood
at MIddlebury last Wednesday, backed upon
upon the lee and hip.
The little steamer Water Lily, loaded with
iron, bound from Port Henry to Vergennes,
was damaged by ice on Wednesday last to
such an extent as 10 cause her to sink.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
1t is bought passenger trains will run
over the Lebanon Springs Railroad about
January LIST.
Mr.. Sidney Olin Of SALISBURY, committed
suicide last Tuesday by cutting his throat,
near his own house. Temporary insanity
was the cause.
Three drunken %rufians left North Benning-
ton in a wagon, and after assaulting several
citizens were overturned and one Of them
made inscnslble the other two are in Jail.
CnITTENDEx COUNTY.
The Burlington home for destitute children
received $4,737 during its past year, and
expended $3,722.
Forty-fve boats. carrying 5000, 900, feet
Of lumber consigned to Lawrence Barnes &
Co. arrived ct Burlington in two days last
week.
The Vermont Life Insurance Company has
been organized at Burlington. It has Il
guarantee capital of $50 900. and the names
Of some of the best citizens Of the city
among its directors are guarantees of its good
management.
The boats on Lake Champ,ain have all
gone into winter quarters except the Oakes
Ames, which VIII run az late Is possible be
tween Burlington and Plattsburgh.
The annual course OF private instruction
at the Burlington Medical College has com
menced, with a large class Of students in
attendance.
franklin COUNTY.
The Vermont and Canada Z. K. Company
have declared o semi-annual dividend of /
per cent.
Mr.. Chas. T. Oritt, Of Bakersfield, loaned
7 his team to a Young lady 20 60 to Berkshire.
She went By the way of Canada and Mr..
Ovitt Is rewarded for his accommodating
spirit by having his team seized for SNUG
Cling.
Tho Welden House at st. Adams ~ill be
closed during the winter for repairs.
Dr.. Smith OF Georgia. offered to give a
mill privilege and site 10 any one that viii
usE 7 ~ liz E%A tOoN'-
Joseph Leslie had his right hand severely
cut at the car shop ut St. Adams, on Friday,
by its coming in contact with the cutter OF q
moulding machine.
There were cleared outward and inward
from the Custom Office at Wind Mill Point,
during the month Of October 293 vessels, for
November, l65. Amount of duties collected
for October IS, SOS go, for November So
1915
Henry Notcmire. Of Ricllford, recently
made a big hole into the roof OF his barn be-
sides.
LA4oiLLE COUNT.
c. \. Grant was run into at Eden by four
boys coasting, and very badly injured.
Four clergymen from Cambridge, Hydepark
and ST. Adams, have recently killed SIX deer
in four days hunting in the Adirondacks.
A Musical Association has been organized
in Cambridge.
ORANGE COUNTY.
4 lodge Of Good Templars mas been or
gained at Bradford, by Rev. II P. Gushing.
Horace Stickney, Of Williamstown, aged
IL years, hung himself in his barn last " eek
Rev Geo. II. White. congregational, mas
resigned his charge in Brookfeld.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Al individual in Greensboro is disturbed
on the fish question. He says there are less
trout in the beds in Caspian lake than ever
before at this season Of the year that it was
fshed nearly clean during the sumrser by
loafers while the farmers were busy. ~
might be vol for The farnIcr5 TO ascertain
how this /" honest fisherman" is so well
,,staI ac r. tho condition of Gyu1wUipO beds
In November.
Somebody at Newport Center has caught
q mink ~twenty-nine inches long. 4 large
mink, but not SO large as the story.
The thirteenth session of the Orleans coun-
ty Good Templars' Union is being held with
- Crystal Fount Lodge" Of Bloomington.
Mr. -Kingsbury, of Derby, killed eleven
Thanksgiving turkeys that weighed, when
dressed, log Il pounds.
The new masonic hall at Barton is to be
dedicated Dee. 17th.
Gen. Geo. 5. Dodge, United States Consul
TO Bremen, is now on a short visit to his ia
Their in Irasburgh.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
After five days hearing in the case OF the
trustees Of the lst mortgage bonds OF the
Rutland Railroad q. Trustees of the I'd mort
gage bonds, q pro lorna decision dismissing
the bill has been made and 1t now goes to
the Supreme Court.
The new Episcopal Church in Poultney,
is to be consecrated by Bishop Potter on
Thursday, 10th inst.
The Rutland people are not satisfied with
their railroad facilities and want a canal to
Whitehall.
Kings Mills, used as grist, saw and
planning mills, were burned out Friday eve
ming. with a large amount of -four, gram,
Sc Loss $4,000 to $4,000, with partial in
surance.
Rev. Norman Seaver, D. D., late OF Rut-
land. has been Installed pastor OF the LIST
PRESBYTERIAN Church of Brooklyn.
The boiler Of the Manhattan Company
marble mill at West Rutland. exploded last
Thursday night, and killed Mr.. Lyman hei-
logg. the engineer-blowing OF his head.
The building was torn to pieces.
The Burlington District +" Revival Band
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