Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

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+, ly,, White Vas arr-t.l, examined aud
9 bound up for trial Constable Smith
! brought him to ST. Alblus on Monday,
and he was provided with rooms At the
county boarding house,
There were four hundred aud thirty
six arrivals at the Weldon House, st,
Z Albans, last week Among the mriNalr
ON Monday were john & Underwood and
family Of Nirgini8,
Mr. 4 +. Cotton ht, Written history
OF lrasburgh, It Is said 10 b. correct aud
interesting, and will probably sqon 10
published,
The mineral springs in NorthWoleott
haye. been covered by round house, fit
ted with oomlnudiou- bath mpms etc,
aud are making the place quitra summer
resort for city people There is To be a
large hotcllorecte,l there, .nd North Vol
cott il destined 20 ho quite a place in
time,
While Mr. Stephen A. Sargent If
Glover was hunting hi, cows on South
Hill few days ago, he SAW five foxes
running and jumping among the COWS,
Last "Wednesday afternoon Mr. Geo
". Bridgman, one Of the proprictors Of
the steam mill in Sutton was dangerously
hurt Ivy having log roll over him, mash.
ing his arm SO that the bones stuck
: through the lcsk, his jaw was also broken,
and the iooi of his mouth badly hurt
r, X. Powell has brought TO the hotel
in Barton lot of eaEboges that are full
grown, heads hard and perfect As those
- gathered in the fall
Pour citizens OF Richford went out
fishing, lately, and brought in eight hun
dred trout.
w. b. Willard Of Richford has fitted
up two ponds and stocked them with trout
: at considerable expense, during the past
season. The Sentinel says that a few
days since he found all the trout in one
pond dead. Whether they died from
d poison or from the failure of the spring
which supplied the pond, is unknown.
l. The annual fair Of the Wilmington
Agricultural Socicly will be held Septcm-
.' Der IL.
Warren Boyd found one of his cows
Is dead in hi, pasture, a; Wilmington, few
few days since Supposed to have been
e. killed by lightning.
T. Rev Mr. Bramblc, the Methodist
= minister Of Bellows Falls, died on Monday
T. morning, and his remains were taken to
Middlotown, Conn, on Wednesday morn
III, ing. Consumption was the cause of Mr.,
Brambe's death, although he has filed
-, his pulpit until within few weeks,
.. The Bellows Fall, Canal Company, at
8 u meeting held last week, voted to raise
g., the dam across the Connecticut and 10
:. stop the leaks also to clean out and deep
IN the canal The supply of water i, now
j. so short that the shop, that obtain their
h power from the canal have to take turns
. running, there not being water enough 10
@ run them all at once
A bet has recently been made be-
tween T. 4. PutFor of Dummer,ton and j.
p \. Shipman II same town under the fol
Il lowing conditions: If Grant and Coliax
K. are elected Shipman finds and wheels a
+ barrel Of good saleable apples to Brattlc-
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