Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

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ORANGE COUNTY. q
William Arnold Of Randolph was 70
Gently arrested and held in $500 bail, for
killing three swarms of bees.
The citizens of Newbury voted ct .
special town meeting, on Monday, the 9Th
inst, to raise s. cents on one hundred
dollars to pay for the damage done by the
late food.
-Diptheria has made its appearance in
Orange county, and one family in the
town of Newbury have been deprived of
three children IN the short space of five
days.
IS. s. Smith of Braintree met with q
singular accident in the northeast part of
Hyde Park, last week. he was peddling
medicines, stationery, essences, ETC., and by
some means broke bottle of essence he
had in his right hand, while sitting by a
stove. The essence took fire from the
stove and he got bad burn.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
-Westfeld has been visited by three
elders of the Mormon rottenness. They
bsptised eight idiots, who will most likely
go to Salt Lake.
"A few days since as Proctor Gay was
at work for Simon K. Locke of Irasburgh,
tearing down shed, a board fell and
struck him on the head, knocking him
1t was five hours before be re-
vived.
Mr.. J. C. Page OF Charleston has
raised sbout 10000 bushels of potatoes
and bought about 10000 for his starch
and has, unharvested, one acre of
potatoes and one and a half of turnips.
There are thousands of bushels yet un.
dug in the eastern part of the town.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Il. l. burlington, late teacher in
Dean Academy, at Franklin, Mass, has
been chosen Principal of Barre Academy
and commences his labors with that insti- |
tution at the beginning of the next school
Lerm.
Rev. r. W. Hill, formerly of Crafts
bury and recently resident of Mont
pelier, died very suddenly of heart disease
IN the 18th He was seventy-six years of
age and was widely known throughout
the State.
AT town meeting held in Moretown
asst week, tax of - cents on the dollar
IF the grand list was voted to repair
damages to roads and bridges by the
October food.
Last spring Mr.. Brown of Warren,
set trap for bear. At haying time he
went to the trap, and found nothing in it.
since which he had not been near it until
recently, when he found a large bear
'scotched" and killed, having been dead
% long a. to be worthless because Of
decay.
Montpelier, says the Argus, had an
slopement Thursday night Of last week,
when John Dolby, who had been living
Street Commissioner Camp, run of with
Mary, daughter of Francis Hall, shoe
maker residing at the foot of Clay Hill.
Dolby is said to be a married man, having
A wife at Keeseville, n. Y. They took
the night express train and came TO Rut-
land.
Allen Fuller had a narrow escape in
Warren last week. he was helping in
moving a building for Phelps Jones, and
was caught by one of the rollers, which
rolled on him up his leg to his body, at
which point it struck pile of plank and
the team stopped, which saved his life.
He was considerably bruised, but had no
bones broken.
C 4. White Of Plainfeld, lost s100
watch on the 9th inst, under singular
circumstances. He was loading corn
fodder in field, andat qunr,or past 10
o'clock he looked at his watch, and soon
after missed it. A thorough search, both
by himself and others, has failed 10 find it.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
The smallest grand list in the State is.
from the town Of Somerset,
S26s.22.
Daniel Kellogg, Jr., who has been
postmaster at Brattleboro since 1861, has
has office, to take effect January
|, 1870, and comes to Rutland TO conduct
the new Bates House.
&C. Huntly and L. 4. Lawton, two
small boys of Londonderry, went hunting
On Glib Mountain one day last week. and
caught large hedge hog alive, weighing
30 pounds.
Richards Bradley Of Brattleboro, has