Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-05
ORLEANS COUNTY.

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ORLEANS COUNTY.
Milo Burbank of North Troy has
measured the snow Immediately aftor
each storm during the present winter,
ana makes the whole depth thus far 20
feet.
The following are the officers of Val
lev Lodge Of Good Templars at South
Troy. The lodge is in a very flourishing
condition from one to half dozen new
members being received each week.
ID. II. Buck, w. G. T.; n. Il. Miller,
w. V. T.; w. w. Foster, p. w. G. r.;
c. A. Hbbard, w. r.; 0. Miller, w. s.;
Mrs Conner w. F. S.; Rev. j. w. Buz-
zell w. G. and i. d.; Mrs. Leach, w.
r. II. s. Mrs. S. Coburn, w. l.. ii.
s.; Hiram X. Stewart, w. NJ; Miss Mel
ly Albee. w. A. NJ. Miss Mary Clifford,
y. A. S. Miss Rockwell, w. I. c.; Mr..
L. Leach, w. o. G.
G. ID. Walker has sold his farm, farm
ing implements and stock to a Mr.
Lewis from Franklin County for 81,
900.
Phillip Shelters of Derby has sold his
farm near Derby Center to j. II. Allen
of Newport for Sl400.
William Boynton has sold his dwell
ling house in West Derby village to
Asahel Hyde for $1400
John Wright has sold his residence
at West Derby to Daniel True of New
port.
ia. Rollins of Greensboro has remov-
ed to Omaha, n II.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
John A. Pooler, the popular depot mas
ter of Wallingford, has purchased the
Oscar Eddy house of John Miller, for
5000, and Intends making it his future
residence.
An interesting question arises in re-
gard to the house recently burned in
Wallingford. 1t was purchased by Mr.
Colburn of Warren Vaughn, and sew
eral hundred dollars paid down; pos
session to be given April 1st; it burned
down March oath. Who is to lose the
house? There was no insurance.
James Fisk is the new candidate for
p. NJ. at Dandy.
Castleton River rises in Pittslord,
flows south into Rutland, then west
through Ira and Castleton, and unites
with Poultney River in Fairhaven. 1t
receives the waters of Lake BOmoseen
at Hydeville. The united streams enter
Lake Champlain at Whitehall. Its
length is about 30 miles.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Allen Bates, of Barre, has killed
twenty-five foxes and four coons the
present season with dog only one year
old last August.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The Congregational church at South
Royalton was dedicated on Thursday,
William L. Dodge, and Francis f.
, Parker of Springfield, graduated from
.Iarverd Medical University on March
10th.
q The Tannery of G. w. Warren, in
Hartland, was burned on the 27ult.
cause of fire unknown. Building and
Machinery was insured for $1,000 90,
Business was carried on by a son of Mr.
Warren and Wilson Britton. They
were insured on stock $500 90. Los.
e will probably be pretty well covered by
l insurance.
u, The Boot & Shoe peg Mapufactory O
8 Upper, Royce & Co. of Bethel maxi
n from so to 100 bushels OF pegs per day
# according to the size of the pegs. They
a use birch, white mostly,) for maxim,
. the pegs. The pegs are sent to New
o. York, and shipped from there to Eng
land. They employ about 20 hands il
the shop.
Il The widow of Abial Austin, of Bethe
" 81 years of age, is living on the SAM
v farm where she was born, and has live,
Il all her life.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
~ At q meeting CT the stockholders O
II the Vermont National Bank of Brattle
boro, held on Wednesday last, to fill tn
vacancy caused by the death of Samut
Il Root, of the Presidency of that institu
ton, Wells Goodhue was chosen to I'll
,e that office, and Lafayette Clark to
pt Director, in place of Mr.. Goodhue.
T. James Roberts, of Jacksonsvill
slaughtered porker Que day last week