Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16
Vermont Items.

G.a. NJ ] hu.ut h., been appointed
la.tmasemaaler al Huntington, in place
Of J. NJ, johnson deceased,
-Iurius Whitney II HALIFAX, Wa,
thrown from a horse recently, while rid
Ing CIR the aoatar, and severely bruised,
-Tham- Cutyrr aud wife of Fast
pInarl, celebrated their golden we'd
ding March l;th,
rhe Caledonia National Rank OF
Ranyillc has declared semi,anuual diyi-
dend Of four rcr cent, payable April lst
A lodge Of Good Templars was re-
oeutly organized in Londonderry, by IL
L. Spencer,
The West Concord Manufacturing
Company arr running their factory, with
order Ia M the goods they can manu-.
f,eure,
/ Tho name OF the post office al ''Quee-
chy" has been changed by the depart
#meu, To "Quechcc," in accordance with
the accepted spelling u the name
George G. Hayes Of Windsor, lectures
1t the Congregational church in Barton,
Monday aud Tuesday evenings, Sub
jeet Vermont in History,
r. A. Fuller Of Pomfre,, has sold his
four years old Mcrino buck Green
Mountain" 10 J W Judkins, Of Mexico,
No, for $500
At appear by returns from the
several school districts from the town Of
, Whitiugham, that the whole number Of
| scholars in tia, town on the lst Of Jan
uary, was sol
! -Pickcrcl have appeared in the Cham
; plain marshes in large numbers, and the
{ .portsmcu Of Whitehall are enjoying glo-
: rious times shooting them with pistol
. and rifle,
/ James Hope, the landscape arts, Of
b New York city, who has studio on Fifth
. avenue. resides during the SIMMER at
I Castleton, Vt, where he has beautiful
7 country scat
y The Young Mems Christian Assoeia.
9 ton Of Brattleboro, will hold conSen.
q ton in putney on Tuesday, the l4th inst,
Al the Congregational church.
" The New York Mail says The coun-
Is courts of Vermont are opened with
prayer Think Of such thing in New
York city court room.
!, Mr. McIndoc, Of the Windsor Jour
"A nal has bought the Springfield branch
=. Of the Record and Farmer of D. l.. Mil
re- liken,
Tho old tavern stand at Essex Centre
II has been purchased by Mr.. Scott of
Fletcher, aud will be- roftted and opened
to the public, as well as to boarders.
i, A small monthly is to be issued in
-, Springfield, to be called THE Vermont
70 Good Templar," and to be the organ Of
no the order in the State.
m The St Johnsbury Caledonian says /:
~ " Our exchanges are full of stories Of big
-, runs We hear that Mr.. Clifford, on the
Il, Danyillo road made one thousand pounds
IA # sugar from the sap run from three hun
49, lred trees in six days. We rest the case
,r. here till we hear of bigger story"
he The St. Adams Messenger says the
,er demand for the mineral water of the Mis-
nts sisquoi Spring has steadily increased dur
ng the winter, and quite procession Of
ia teams is daily employed in transporting
III the bottles to the spring, and returning
mr them filled at St Adams depot for ship.
or ment.
}y The sitgar-house on the Biddeli place,
t. q Wilmington, owned by Caleb Dickinson
n, was burned on Thursday night last
n, Everything about the premises was in TN
] usual order when Mr. Dickinson left tbs
a, ,lace that night, but when he returned on
,c, Friday morning. nothing that pertaincd
=. o the wooden part of the house was to bs
We found.
II. A son Of Timothy Lyman, Of IVES
On. slower. can 90 up to the head on biz
,s, ,hooting He lately killed six crows
o,, nortally wounded two more, and so badl.
.os wounded six more that he secured then
-, fourteen in all al one shot.
~. The town of Cambridge. with
liz irand List Of little over six Thousand
he, our hundred, and population of seven
a., cen hundred, with little over thre
e., hundred voters, claims TO have fifty mei
ito worth from $4,000 to 100000
list james r. Ryan Of Fairfield has trade,
n horses to the amount of So, 100 sine
Z. asst fall, making the following sales: On
,air, $3.50; do, $3.50; single horse, 800
h' To-, $3.50. Good Judgment in horsefes
nu' tas secured a good profit "eyery time,
p' is a correspondent says
:" The last weeks Newport Express wa
Oh la ed April lst, and editor took occasio
'ta o fill its local columns with bogus items
'on Consequently his paper this week is mos
flied with taking back these state
y! npnts. For instance: The horse of Nj
up 3aily, that broke hia neck, was rocking
on horse. the 400 H., colt Of Mr.. Hardy
y. vas pair Of steers. etc, etc. All this wa
~ cry funny.
'eN John s. Ward Esq, oil Westminster
'h' tartcd last week for Minnesota MI
e"i Ward is a native of that place. and wen
" vest some years since, where he studie
"f he legal profession he was admitted
= he bar at Little Rock, Ark. When tn
var broke out he enlisted and served hi
e" .ountry faithfully while the war LASTED
" )ycr year ago he was striker by paraly
is. from which he is slowly recoverin,