Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-28
Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON tODNJL
Tho Temperance cause IN Lincoln 10
in a hourirbing condition. Nearly two
hundred have joined the Liposla Valley
Lodge /. @. of g.. L. since its organization
last December. IL is said that every
whisky hole In town has been cleaned out
and closed up.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Montpelier Journal regrets to learn
tha, the Hon. Horace Fairbanks, Senator
elect from Caledonia county, ID still kept
at home by illness, and that II 10 mat
ter Of some doubt how soon he may be
able 10 take his seat. His indisposition,
il i, said. arises from a severe cold, which
has taken 20 deep hold, and clung to
I him so long, as to require rest and medi-
cal treatment, as a matter Of prudence.
We can but Join in the general wish that
he may soon recover, for we had hoped
much from the labor- and influence of 80
worthy man in the Senate chamber.
cHITTESDEy COUNTY.
Rev. 7. A. Hopkins, Principal OF the
Vermont Episcopal Institute at Buriing-
ton. has Just returned home after two
months tour in Europe. The fall term
of the Institute commenced Wednesday.
The Hinesburgh cheese factory closed
its work for the season on Saturday, Oct.
18th. The whole number Of cheese made
during the season IL 2, ,9G5. This il larger
by several hundred than in any other
year since IL was built.
The Western Union Telegraph Office,
at Burlington, to accommodate the in
creasing business of the company at that
point, has recently been much enlarged,
and improved in mechanical point OF
view. With such faithful servants as its
manager there, Mr.. Drury, and his as
sistants, Messrs. Martin and Upson, its
business is bound TO grow.
4 FRANKLIN COUNTY.
/ Tuesday was the anniversary OF the
st. Albans raid of 1864. ana also the an
piversary of the battle of Cedar Creek, of
the same year, when, at the same time
that Bennett Young and his rebel hire
lings, were plundering st. Albsns banks
and numbering peaceful citizens, the boys
Of the old Vermont Brigade were sending
Early y."whirling through the Valley"
-Messrs- Wilbur and Smith of Mont
gomery, have leased the recently discov-
cred mineral paint bed on James UphGm's
farm near the village, and they propose
to take immediate measures for its deyel-
opment.
Mr.. N. v. B. Herrick of Enosburgh,
has sold his Whitney place, consisting or
$50 acres, to Joha Bart sOr ~, 900, and
has bought 80 acres of Lar. Burt for
g, 300, ana sold it again 70 GolomOn Steb-
; bins for S3,135.
; Hon. Alvah Sabin, formerly Mem
Der Of Congress from the third district OF
Vernon, les been visiting bic Cd friends
in Franklin county, and returned to
his home at Sycamore. III, OF Tuesday.
John Dslly has sold ais farm Of 40
. acres with stock, farm implements. etc,
! in Franklin, TO George Averili, for $500.
The next convention Of tbs Musical
Union" Ia to be held at ErOsOUzsh Falls,
sat1Tdsy, October 3oth-
! --On Kondsr, Michael Rowan, aged 10,
vss rcntsnoed TO the Reform SeLosl Tor
, Eve yesTs, for attempting TO sroek inso
> the dcke. oalce Of the Vernon Ceatral
/ R.ilrosj, II ST. Albans, few nishts
!, since. at the Same time, WLc- Delans7s
( for stealing money IA S@Gatoa, wss ssnt
TO tie same institution ior ak ysGuA
Both have TO go TO States Prison ii they
do not dsport themselves oOrrectiy ss fhe
Reform School.
: -Nra Amelia Fay, widow of Desoon
; Bsujsmin Fay, formerly OF St Albsna,
|. disd In Chicago on the Eth, in hsr s0h
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