Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02

tsbsa q ana annexed 10 snothsr county
and Orwsl and part Of what was Sornsr.
viz: Warren; and two towns and part Of
another addsd on from other counties,
viz: Starksbsro, fron Chittsndsn county,
y the town of Phflsdslphia, from Rut.
land county. vergennss vas clipped ont
Sce city plot. from oontiguous fractions
Of rerrisborsh, New Haven, and I b.
lisve Of Panton. Also.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
As Stephen jackson and wife were
recsntly deosoding the Hill from West
Woodbury. 70 HArdviok, the holdback1
gave way and they were both thrown To
the ground, dislocating. Mrs. Jsokson's
shoulder.
The people in East Hardwick and
vicinity, last Thursdsy, turned out, cut
and stored the hay (55 acres in alD on the
farm owned By the widow Bean in Wal
den. g.. .- r
Tho Star says that VIM. L. Straw. .
boy 10 years old, has been sent to the Re-
form School at Waterbury, for stealing
several dollars in money from the milli-
merry rooms Of Misses Rogers & Ward, of
DAnvills. He v.s sent for three years.
willie Streeter. son of VIM. r. Street.
o., Of East Burke, IA years Of age, had his
right ear bittsa Of BY the horse of Rev.
Mr. Barton, ct Lyndonvills, ON Friday last.
Willie had taken care of the Elders
horse for nearly two years. At the time
of the accident, they were on their way
to the festival, and stopped 1t Mr.. Mil
ler's, north of tho gruu.d- As sooa ~
Willie went in beside her she took him BY
the ear, holding on until he took her BY
the nose and 0hoked her of, it hung by
thin piece of skin ON the top. Drs. Newell
and Copeland sswsd it on and think there
is chance for it TO heal in good shape.
We learn from the Caledouian that
Ar. Mitchell, oompstent engineer. has
surveyed . third roats from the Aorn-
tsins TO st. Johnsbary. From Littlston
he passed down the Coanecticut river, to
the mouth Of the Pssumpsic, and thence
up the Pssumpsio TO St. Johnsbury. He
flnds this letter route very feasible, and
shorter than any other surveyed ins from
the mountains to St. Johnsbary. It Is not
impossible, therefore, that the road vill
finally be located down the Connecticut,
instead of across the towns of either
Waterford or Concord. The road will
probably be built where the most money
il raised for it and the land damage u the
least, although the shortest route viii
have the advantage.
CHrTTENDKN COUNTY.
The Autograph and Remarker says
Chittenden county has had eight towns
taken from it, via: Duxbury, Water
bury, Norstovp, Middlsssx, Worcester,
Wsitsasld and Fayston, thess seven to
help mako Wsshinston county, and
Hsnsheld aftsrwsrds, Richmond was
pieced out from psrts of New Harrington,
Jericho, Bolton and Wilhston.
| EScEA SOCNTI.
"A man whose pocket-book contained
the name Of James Reed, and whose bag
gage was marked for Point Levi, p. @,
fell dead in the cars At Island Pond few
days ago. and was buried by the town
authorities.
Patrick Dering, cleaner in the engine
house at Island Pond, bad an arm badly
jsmmed ON the morning Of the 10th. He
had got through cleaning an engine some
time during the night, and lay down to
rest beside it. In the morning, "a the en-
ginssr went to take out the engine, he
did not notice Dering, and a. the engine
passed out it ran over his elbow, breaking
the cap and bruising the flesh 70 badly ~
to leave doubts a. TO the saving Of the
arm.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The st. Albsus Brigade Band are to
have neat uniform, to consist Of blue
cap. blue sack coat with stiff collar,
trimmed with gold lace.
Mr.. L. G. Benjamin, of st. Albans
Bay, on piece of 81 rods of land. raised
one hundred and ten bushels of multiply
ing onions. His onions were harvested
on the 10Th ult.
Mr.. Matthew Powers, u deserter from
Canads, at present living in St. AlbAns,
and working for the Vermont Central
railroad company, was arrested at Al
burgh, the 18th inst, for attempting to
ravish the wife Of John Mott, Jr., and for
want Of bail was committed to Jail
"A young Canadian girl. who ran
away into Vermont and was srrested for
vagrancy, when offered her liberty in case
she would 60 back home, showed her
good taste by the following reply: ~Not
any, Mister, I like the States in prison
bssssr than Csnsda at liberty. I'll take
ny ohances on this side.s i
Mr.. b. Paul. of st. Adams, planted
one potato Of the Early Rose variety in
ten hills, last spring, and has Just dug
the product, which weighed ~ lbs, meas
ursd over three pscks, had only about
half dozen small potatoes among them
al, and nst Of them weighed about .
pound sseh-
-WAils Joseph La Marsh, baggage
mweee q ths CsnaAa trsin, w. shackling
eas as he depot in d. Albans, Monday
svsaing, - II seas mannsr had his foot
ssseAt nd sua over b . oar, which ter
iibly lAssratsd the Assh, but injured 10
boasA He was stsesdsd By DnL Clssk |
md Faasstt, who havs stsOeg hopes q
saving ths foot a'L.a aa1 e. ~
iat GRAND mLn COUNTY.
\ 4An excsllant monument In the me-
mory Of the Hon. Joel Alleu has been
srsotsd n he burying place Of North
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