Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04
the first of April to the present time
amounts to 500 20.

the nrst OF April 10 the present time
, amounts to 500 20.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Rev. Mr.. Wiley. of Sheffield. has re.
ceived donation of $3.50.
, A milestone quarry has been opened
E on job Browns farm in Brownington, and
they are drawing them to Wolcott, where
hey are being worked into whetstones
: and homes
A Mr.. Chapman, from Bellows Falls.
has moved to Evans Mill-, in Browning
ton. and is putting in single machine,
which il expected to cut fifteen hundred
cords of cedar into shingles per year. and
employs some ten hands.
The Congregational society Of Al
bany have obtained new preacher, max
ing the fourth within the year
Francis Robinson and wm. II. Beard
were recently fined in Glover for stealing
meal and Turkey~.
The relatives Of Hon James A. Pad
dock, Of Barton, have procured nice
monument 10 be erected over his remains.
II cost 5000
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mr.. J.. G. Herriek. Of Cabot. has sold
his saw and grist mll- 10 Mr.. John Stone,
for $1,000
The Spring term Of Barre academy
will begin on Thursday, Feb. II.
Wendell Phillips lectures on the
Lost Art, al Montpelier. Feb. 10.
The farmers of Washington county
met at Montpelier, on the 9th 81 Feb
ruary, TO organize IA agricultural society.
wtNDHAM COUNTY.
Mr.. Henry Red. Of Brattleboro. and
his span Of horses. had cold bath in the
paper mill pond. last week. while draw
ing ice.
In the natal notices of the Spring
field Republican Is the following:
At Bellows Falls. Vt. POI. twins son
and daughter. o. flfrrd Carpenter,
weighing l53 pounds '.jnntly.~
IS. w. Rieharl-on, in the employ Of
J. E-tey & Co. narrowly escaped instant
death by incidentally stepping down the
elevator WY. He saved himself by in
s.inctively throwing ont his arm and
catching bold 81 one Of the fixtures.
The Bellows Fslls Times says that L.
c. Baker ha-. within a few DAYS, success
fully drawn another cancer 10y his pecu-
liar process. from the breast Of a woman
ia that village. II weighed over half
pound. The patient i now apparently
doing well.
wISDsoR COUNTY.
Gen. W-.bhurn j. rapidly completing
his arrangement fgr the Publication Of
hi. digest OF ihe Vermont reports.
-Me-srs. Tupper AMI Royce. of Bethel.
tura out 100 bushels ii shoe pegs a day at
their manufactpy. n ha- been ia exist
enoe only xix month. The pegs are made
IF white birch.
The ofIiaer. Of the Windsor A-ricul-
tu-al Society are: President. H~nry SAT
lord. Of Springfield. viee-rr,-idents. l. r
Fucker. of u y dion. justin r Mckenzie,
IF Quechce: treasurer Lorenzo Richmond,
IF Wool-toelzl --.roiary. Lpreiizo Kent.
# Wo,I-toek Tb,. committee ON farms
awarded the fret premium 80 John Nil
er. Of Est Isarnari, aud the second 10
Elisha 5. Gtllup. 81 Woodstock. The.
irst premium on spring wheat. yield %
u,hel- To the acre, Sln. was awarded To
John Bruekway, If P"mfret To +. L.
'iyton, of Hartford. WAS awarded the
ir-t premium. $40. on corn. yield 90 81
'nshel- The second premium, -. was
wArded 10 solomon Woodward, Of Wood
took, yield -! bushel-
MrDDLerowN.-Th3rn-h to the syringe
: undimini-hed. and the orders from
broad are on the increase. Sixty dozen
Dttlcs were filled by the proprietor- on
hur-dIy. and even then leaving IN my
-der- untitled. he-ile. the six or seven
lndred gallon. carried away by the yisi-
rs.
The register Of our hotel j. g,Iite
lrio-iiy. For the week ending IAN. q.
.er two HUNDRED mans were there re-
rded Of visitors 10 anr heretofore quiet
tie village. and nearly a. many last
eek.
i see you htvc noticed the new firm
Gray 4 ClaIk. which SONS to b. re-
rded here - rhc. iniiiartoy step toward
rgcr aud better accommodation 81, tho
coming visitors. Bnt there'- enc sling
at many of our visitors seem io have
gotten; and tlat L. that there h.
bbtth day. even In Mildlriown. that
ght to be- regarded.