Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-20

woke up last Wednesday morning, and
found her little babe, eight months old,
dead 1t was we'll the night before.
and people in the vicinity think suffo-
cation was the cause Of It's death.
Samuel Bruce, of Barnet, fell from II
ladder in his barn, ON the eth inst,
fracturing one of his legs aiovc the
knee. 1t is n bad break
Mr.. Lewis Dapf.rth, of Danvillc. has
sold his home place 70 Mr.. Franklin
Morse, also of Dauville. Price, $1,000.
,ir. Samuel w. Green has sold his
farm, located in the east part of Dan.
vile, to Mr.. Francis Bingham, of st.
Johnsbury. Price, $4,000 Mr.. Dam
forth and Mr.. Green now oticrtheir per-
sonal property at auction.
LAMoiLLE COUNTY.
The remains of w. f.. Mnrrs, WHO
died recently in Chicago, were Inferred
on Sunday last at Hydepark.
+. S.Whipple, Of Cambridge, recently
broug h down a fox at Il distance of 200
yards, using rifle of his own make,
with u barrel - inches long, and carry
ing ball l45 to the pound
A son of the Hon. \. Camp, OF FL
more died of consumption, Feb. s, aged
33 years.
Geo. Small, Esq, and wife, of Norris
town, celebrated their golden wedding
on the 1lth inst. The entertainment
consisted in talking over the events of
the olden time-singing the old tunes,
reading letters from absent friends and
making presents, the whole concluding
with sumptous supper.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
! Large quantities of lunge have been
caught through the ice in Lake Mem
phremagog the present season. They
sell for 10 cents per pound in the local
market.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The people of West Pawlet have built
an academy. by voluntary subscription,
at an expense Of about $1,000.
A Lodge of Good Templars, number
ing So members. has been organized i'll
West Pawlet.
The great scare at Castlcton on account
o. the prevalence of the small pox, proves
to be almost wholly unfounded.
w. w. Atwater has been nominated
for County Commissioner by tbe friend.
of the liquor law.
Golden Rule Lodge of Good Templsrs,
Benson, have q membership of Of.
A Young Mems Christian Association
was organized in Benson recently.
An important suit has been in rro-
grcss for some time, between Hon. Mer-
rift Clark, and Mr.. Hooker, growing out
of settleme 1t, or rather an atten pit to
settle the aft irs Of the Poultney Bank,
at the time they were both connected
with it. The public is not informed as
yet how the matter has ended or will
end.
The sec md county convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations tor
Rutland County, will be held at Pitts
ford, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Feb. oath and 25th, 1862
a new Atlas Of Rutland County has
made its appearance.
The Redemptionist Fathers from
Baltimore, will commenced mission i'll
West Rutland on the 2lst, for the Cath
olics Of that place. The mission will
continue ten or twelve days.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
4. d. Crossett, of Duxbury has sold his
farm for "A 900, to Edwin Turner. Mr..
Crossett has rented house owned by
Jesse Perry, and now occup ed by He
man Pinneo, for 500 a year. Mr.. Pinneo
leaves town the first of March, having
purchased place in Waterbury.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
In the town Of Wardsboro, during the
year 1865, there were 20 deaths, 10 mar
riages and Is births.
Two gentlemen from Dutchess County,
n. v, have bought some Is pairs OF
oxen in Wardsboro and surrounding
towns, for which they paid from 81 to S
per hundred.