Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15

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ACCIDENTAL DR., Stewart, Of East
Dorset, was returning TO his home from
Dandy Borough, about o'clock, p, ~,
last Wednesday, when about one and one
half miles south OF the village, one of the
bolts holding the thills TO the axle gave
way. letting the thills down upon the
horse, and rendering him unmanageable,
A young man, Mr.. Emmerson, who was
in the wagon with the. Doctor at the time,
assisted in trying to hold the horse, but
the reins broke, throwing the doctor out
over the back Of the seat, and striking
upon his head and shoulders Emmerson
was thrown GU, on one side, and escaped
with trifling injuries. Emmerson imme-
diately repaired To the assistance Of DR.
Stewart, and conveyed him to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Willard. DR.. Whipple was
called in to dress the wounds, which con.
sisted of severe bruises about the head
and shoulders, and his back being badly
hurt. DR. Stewart was conveyed to hi.
home by DR. Whipple, and is now doing
we'll.
The horse, after disposing of his load
ran into another team, almost entirely de
stroying the wagon TO which he was at
tachcd, and disengaging himself from it
with the exception of one Of the thills
After running few rods further he left
the highway, rushed into marsh, floun.
derrd through it, brought up on the tracl
OF the Bennington and Rutland railroad
aud was killed by the evening train. q
PoTAToEs.-Mr. Harvey Stewart, ot
East Clarendon, raised the present season
two and half bushels Of Early Rose po
tatoes from one pound of seed. They
were planted with only one eye in hill
From a small half bushel Of Early Good
rich seed he raised twenty-three and one
half bushels also seven bushels Of IN,
Calico variety from four quarts Of seed
The land "a, prepared the same for cecl
Of these varieties, of a sandy nature, an,
not very heavily manfred. Into each hill
he put one tablespoonful of superpho,
phAt', o..a thoroughly mixed with til
soil
MppI EBURY.-PrOf II. VI. Seely an
Rev L ; Walker are delegates from tn
NJ T. church of this village, and W. {
Lungworthy and Mr.. Utley, delegate
from the Young Mems Christian AsSooia
ton Of this village, to the meeting Of tn
y, VI. c. \. at Brattleboro, this week
The forge at East Middlcbury, owne
by the Burlington Nail Company, wa
burned, last Thursday morning, about
o'clock. Loss estimated at $4,000 In
surcd
-A At about half past II o'clock, OF
Thursday night last, pistol was fired nea
the Union hotel in this village, and tn
ball went through the blinds and. windo'
Of the bedroom occupied by Deacon ALE
and wife. The crashing noise woke ther
from their sleep, but they did not kno'
what had happened until morning, SUI
posing that some wood had fallen dow
in the woodshed
Henry Donnelly, who was arrcste
last Thursday for fighting while in stat
OF intoxication, was arraigned befor
Judge Slade on Friday, and fined s. an
costs, amounting in all to Sl3.Sl, and ne
paying the same, was sent to Jail until tn
same be paid. This is the second tim
ponnelly has been fined within tw
months for drunkenness.
So says the Register