Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-04
Vermont Items,

The people Of Lyndon made 's',sl'I
pounds Of maple sugar during the past
season,
A Good Tcmplars' lodge is about
being instituted in BclNidcrc,
Tho trial Of the murderer Miller will
commence at Woodstock tomorrow luo,.
day
Vermont has five hundred regular
physicians, What Of the irregular ones
The New York Evening Mail says
Many Of our first families will spend the
summer at Manchester, Vt, Il charming
place,
No death occurred in Plymouth
from the 9th of November To the 9th OF
March.
y. w. Moore Of 2roctorsyille has BE-
come landlord Of the hotel al Tyson Fur
mace.
North IIydepark Musical Association
is in a lourishing condition.
-wateryillc has given its assent
TO the bonding OF the town by large ma
iority.
The citizens OF Greensboro village
have organized cornet band, and propose
to engage the services Of Proi, Falos as
teacher.
A son Of Peter Pelkie OF Belvidore,
while squirrel hunting one day last week,
fell from tree and broke his shoulder
and arm SO badly that his life is dc~paircd
o.
- Springfield union school district
comprising the. village, has bought the
seminary building for 5000, for the ac-
commodation Of the graded school recent
ly-oetaAlisAed-
Sheep have died off largely in An
dover and vicinity this spring from grub
in the head, injuring the wool prospect of
farmers considerably.
Staging" seems prosperous in Spring
field just now, six regular coaches being
run 10 Charlestown daily.
They have "a Workingmcn's Fratcr'
nifty in TergonnC|, with very Crcd1tIbt5
number Of members, President, c. f.
Parker; Secretary, Joel II. Lucia.
The St. Adams Messenger SAY, Md
dlebury has base ball club which IN
dulges in the ominous and terrible nam,
>of "FeaInaughts," and Rutland has one
which seeks notorioty for it, rud,-t,' az"
Is known as the unknown"
-Four persons died in Bradford, sun
day, May gath, and their funeral, wcr
attended on the following Tuesday,
5 Benjamin lIosforl. a boy sent from
5 BrattIcboro to the Reform School at Va
, terbury some time since. send, word hom'
that HI likes lHe institution very much
4 and Is determined to make a good man o.
i himself
Clark Hin of Upper Falls was j,
Gently thrown from heavy wagon,
p. wheel Of which passed directly over hi
II ankles Hill has the good luck TO he r
T -urtd in the Travellers Mutual.
|, W II. Demmin. of Hartford ,hoarr
, eigb,.cn pnund- 81 wool from hi, rw
wear old buck, on the 2lst inst 1t W.
& tho growth Of one year and one wccb
= The buck, after ,hcaring weighed eight
pounds. IL is not quite full blood, ou
!. quite free from oil.
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