Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-04
Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

it ought to be the final one, as We pre-
sumo it is
Charles H. Lane Of Cornwall, has
been appointed clerk in the Office of the
Secretary of State at Montpelier for the
year ensuing
"A lodge of Good Templars WIS in
stituted at Salisbury last Wednesday
evening, by State Deputy Bascom of Yer
gennes.
A farmer living i'll Whiting was
overtaken by the freshet while doing his
haying, and his moving machine and
hay are now under water He will fin
ish next year if pIospared.
The most important Of tlIe Ri. ton
bridges destroyed By the late frrshet are
replaced, and in working order. and con
tracts have teen made for repairing r1ais
and break waters.
!. One hous, in Shorch I'm contains tour
generations, two OF each, Lre.t grand
and great-gr,udmother. grandfather and
grand mother, father and mother, .,nd two
children. all living in harmony and may
well be called the Happy family"
Mr.. Pardon King II shor. i. IN. tin
last pensfoner i'll town. but o,s, died on
the 10th ult., asei 50 years.
Mr.. Nathan B srIoa died on tn 26,h
ult, at the residence OF Mr.. j. [. Wajse
of Mi ldlebury, after few hours illness A.
the age OF - years. He wa eonver,ing
only about two minutes before breathing
his last
) Bradford Parker Of Mlddlebury,
and one Bennett, from Whitehall, who h,t-
been stopping at that place some time,
were arrested and lodged in al Monday
evening by Officers Flanagan OF Burling-
ten, Iripp of Midilebury, and skiff of
Nergennes. Parler's house was also
searched last evening WIZ. tie eh.rgcs
are does not Yet appear.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
&C. Thatcher Of North BENIN gton, lost
one Of his valuable span Of horses, few.
days since, by which the span, valued at
not less than $500, ,nl are Of the hest
in Vermont, is broken
"A Boudville cores ronaest writes
,b,, faw DAYS SIM. TO-, DO. ,.l j.,
Town,hefd, went FIVE nile fl. m i.3nle.up
into w1nui,4m. 49, .a,.s 49, nv
One IF the anirnal- VS. shot. aat the
other wounded. while At their lab
CALEDONIA CoUHIY.
Mr.. J J. Lainb OF 81. Johnstufs w...s
recently hIaiy Injured by faliiu9 '1rou4h
a scuttle hole.
II. c. DAWSON has bought l. g. Car
tiers farm, two miles below lower Nttcr
lord, tor 5000.
Duncan Harvey OF Blrnct, has couple
OF tame squirrels which were hlouSht up
fioin Squirrel u'oy'."'I ~ Tie nous o'''
70 "h7in they dh"d oeen 5lFth u '&'' sue
choosing - 'saHr th' n Ptrt = her
fanny
NJ. Jrhh tomas ~ hiii,' !. ma hs''i .
se-oad '!'P ~ f'H ''"'' /" nc"
vas eelf-spwn, grown ffp'n ies- plantc-,.
ths past @pfihs'
uRtNGE COU&II
Mr.. Levi ID. Corliss OF Bradford, COM
ult, by hsngns himself.
Mrs. Loavitt OF Braln'f'e, Ised 20
years, has woven since Apr list oyer
4oo yards u carpetins.
"iNDiiAh tooNi
Tho dam connected with The mill be-
longing TO the Bingham brothers, IL
Bondsille, very unceremonionsly gave
way on wednesday last
4. W. Brooks, who purati.tiei the
Perham house, near the common IN
hrattleooro' last spring has sold the same
to Linus T. Dickinson for $500, who
takes possession Immediately
A beautiful silver pitcher mauufao-
tured in New York is exhibited in
Brattleboro, on which Is carved the follow
ing which explains the OBJECT ana desu-
nation OF the same:
r "Ples e i, : by
To
foF The best 'foung am iaca aica 'hfeF year on
This pitcher is to be awarded at a trotting
match to take place Nov. 14th. at the Fair
Grounds in Brattleboro
Patrick Sbaa alias John Barney. was
fined $40 and costs, in Brattleboro, Mon.
day week, for assaulting /. peaceable
citizen. Pat was DRINK
The editor Of the household 40 saws the
Phoenix, is the worst sold man in Brattle-
copy u his papei "ouio oe sent iree ioi
one year II she would SEND CLUB OF ten.
Receiving an affirmative reply, she at
once forwarded ten s7a0t of Gibbs. STATING
.hat sho oo,,,a ,.oo,ro s.ror., aa,la.
tudt suo CouAo PAocuio oc'oAoA sAAoAcA