Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-10
LAMoILLE COUNTY.

LMoILLE County CoURr.-The case of Or
10 Cady vs.. Jas. Brown, was the first case
tried by Jury. 1t was an action for breach
Of contract to furnish b tons starch. Yer
dict for plf. for S637 damages and costs.
Exceptions by deft
Joshua Sawyer Joseph p. Grant was
an action on covenant and resulted in a YER
dict and judgment for plff
Seth Hill vs.. Town Of Eden, to recover
bounty for reenlisting 70 fill quota under last
call. Court directe a verdict for plff Dam
ages 1896 80. Benton, Powers & Gleed for
plT Hendee Il Lewis for rown
The case of Pearl Il Buck vs.. Polly Tom
berson action of assumpsit for the price
of a moving machine. and is severely con-
tested case Heath, Powers Il Glecd tor plif.
Benton & c. II. Writer'S for deft.
The Grand Jury were dismissed on Satur
day, having returned ten true bills.
A. j. Wheelock Of Cambridge recently
sold to a drovcr, for the Brighton market, a
pair of native oxen, weighing upwards Of
I 900 pounds. They were eight years old and
5ht Mr.. W. the handsome sum Of 500.
On and after Monday, June Sth, the Mai l
Stage from Waterbury to Waterbury Center,
Stowe, Morrisvlle and Hydepark will be run
from the 1 ID Express train from Boseon.
Cambridge has one School District, No .,
which is within a radius of one and a halt
miles from the school house, there was were
made $4,000 pounds of good maple sugar
this season. The largest amount made by
any one man in town was by a person a lit
tie outside this ring.
There was frost on Monday night on the
Lamoille hills. In the - Valley of the La
mobile - heavy fog protected the place
Dept e. S Marshal Flanagan, last week
searched the premises of G. S Kingsley, Of
Cambridge, for Struggled goods and found
two cans Of oil of cloves. weighing sixty-six
pounds, or thirty-three pounds each, it beinx
IA portion of a lot he had run across the lima
within the last month, the balance of which
he had delivered to parties in Boston, all of
which fell into the hands of officers there.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The Methodist Church in Barton is being
thoroughly repaired, in fact is being made
almost as good as new. The two con grega-
tions now meet together We had a rousing
house last Sunday.
Daniel Usher, of North Coventry, awoke
about midnight lately, called for a glass of
lter, and in fifteen minutes was dead. 1t
is a singular circumstance that his only
daughter, Mrs. Rosanna Fitch. of Rockville,
Mass, died on the same night, about two
hours earlier.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mr.. Austin Dickerman of Pittsford has a
calf that was one year old the 9th day of
June, which weighs 1902 pounds.
July 4rH.-The citizens of Rutland are
moving in the matter of celebrating our ma
ito nal birthday.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
The project of building a new sch DOL house
at Brattleboro has been postponed till next
year.
A gentleman in Bratteboro on being in
formed of the death of ex-president Buchan-
an, exclaimed GO He is just fifteen years too
late -
Young America of Bellows Falls. have al
ready " organized - a Grant Club, and on
Tuesday evening with drum and :. measured
tread " paraded the streets seranading at diff
ferent places and cheering with power that
would have done credit to old America.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The bodies of Mrs. Albina Knight and Miss
Ellen Carey, the victims of the catastrophe
at Cavendish few days since, were found
on Tuesday the ID inst. at some distance
below the dam. Mrs. Knights BODY was
found in the morning and Miss Cary's in the
afternoon, both being in a somewhat bruised
condition.