The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27

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CAPT WALES. OF Bratrleboro.
hal ihreeo the fingers OF his right hand
nearly severed By circular saw on the
llyh INST
oNE HALF OF the bridge across the
Connecticut river between Wesunini--
ler.Nt., and Walpole, NH, and known
as tie 'Walpole Bridge" was carried
away on Tuesday night of last week. 10y
the pressure of the ice. This wa COM
paratively new bridge built some live
wears ago.
TIE wooden mill Of Dow 4 Boynton
was destroyed by fire Thursday The
employees had jus, left the mill for dim
ner when the fire broke out There was
an insurance ocSl5, 600 on the mill and
stock, the policy expiring at II M. Of
that day Part of thc stock was saved,
but The total loss cannot fall short Of
$4,000.
b. r. HlLIAED, Of Windsor, has eight
Southdown sheep, which dropped eigh-
teen lambs between the 18th and 18th
inst. TWO had triplet-, and six had
twins. Thirteen Of the lambs are liv-
ing
i''s ~" ''''''''.' vi 'iie i'.'i,
inst. says; con Saturday last blooded
cow belonging 10 Calvin Norton. Of this
place, gave birth to calf with two dis
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NE second AoNeiillsiS propose bulid-
ing theoioeieai seminary al Water
bury
Hon JAMES r. HYDE. OF Sudbury,
was elected substitute for Alr. Park, as
delegate-at-large to Chicago, instead Of
his brother hon. PITT ". Hyde, of Cas-
Teton, Els our report had it.
Tf,,,,t.,na,,. named sullivan Mccain
and Daley wore Killed af fine West Cas-
Teton Vermont state marblequarrv Fri
day morning, by the falling i'm Of a large
quantity of rock.
T,.r WooDsrocK RArcRoAD.-The
Rutland Co,t,ior saws: IS Quite n num-
ber oftbe rriendsofthe Rutland 4 Wood
stock Railroad met at GOV. PAGES office
in Inc Rutland q Burlington Railroad
depot, on "Wednesday evening last. and
organized By appointing John Cain,
Chairman, and lockwood Barrett Sec
rotary Remarks were made by Gov.
Page, Charles sheldon, Esq, and Col
Proctor OF this place, ana by Mr. Pratt,
of Woodstock Besides many of the cit
'A9''7 "a i.".i''iiN, we ii0''C0' Una,
loe ~ % y lli'',i''''ii' 'o'i'' '''''iie' i''
menu anu i'''el.'1.eI elN - e',e'' '',''
va iii0''''ii % N''H' ! ''5e' " 'o'e "'9
pa.7ei .ii"i'i''i''''il - 's9'iii '.''
l,f,,ra =, orc,snize fine comnanv rs soon
as no.sible and also 70 employ a COM
netent engineer 10 make an Immediate
survey of The ronte.
-, ~, .. ort-nao.hiu of,or 49,,
-, e.,,,. ,,,.,,..,,,.l- -, ,I,l,rrs-
day night dropped down dead in his
barn, it is supposed from heart disease.
He was am esteemed citizen. and a large
attendance was present at his funeral on
Sunday. His age was IS.
AMoxG the cases appealed TO the late
term Of the supreme Court in Windsor
county, was one in which the PLAINTIFF
recovered Sl250 damages in the County
Court, for insu1ficiency of highway in
Ludlow village, the insufliciency con-
sisting of a log about inches in diane
Ter lyihS IN the u'lch'
A FINE pair of horses belonging to Ed
mund Whitney Of Williston ran away
no'iua9 iIioi"rnS a. 80 =, = u'le.io'-'
'iiiVN ING - -'''iie' 80
ana inJ uiiis nm severely
MILITARY.-The Montpelier Jo'n7'dE
says: 1--WE understand that an order is
about to be issued, assigning three COM
panies of the uniformed militia to WASH
ington County. Shall we not have
crack company in the Capital?"
,,-,..r,,,- TT.,,,roNn of North Troy.
has improved the good shedding of the
present winter, and has drawn UP Tor
his own use neat little wood pie OF Soo
cords which he thinks VIII iaso nm
about eight years.
GrRsTro.r Cf4FENEy. for the past two
wears the popular landlord ofth Frank
lin House. Rutland, has leased the well
known stand to H. A. Howe, of Proc