Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-29

dfDENILLE.-- Last friday serious
accident befell man named Cass, who
was thrown from wagon and run over
by one of the wheels, at point between
the depot and the Eagle Quarry. The
driver of the team it is said, kept on his
way without looking after the injured
man, who lay in the highway until he
was picked up by Mr.. E. D. Billings and
another gentleman, who were passing
over the road. The face of Cass was COW
cred with blood and dirt, and on exami-
nation his injuries were found to be Sc
we're, though not alarming. One eye pro-
truded from its socket, and it is feared
will be lost.
Some transactions in real estate have
occurred with reference to plans to be
carried out in the near future. Mr.. Q. p.
Beckwith and Mr. Dana Culver, have
bought two very desirable building lots,
lying contiguous, and adjoining the east
side of premises owned and occupied by
Mr.. ]. II. Wilson, on Main street. 1t is
to be hoped they will commence build
ing forthwith.
The Lake Bomoseen Hotel, Ill this
village will soon be opened by the Pro-
prietor, Mr.. Dawley, who has completely
renovated it from cellar to garnet, giving
it finish equal to anything required in
first class hotel It will have all the
modern improvements necessary to make
it an agreeable home for permanent and
traDsient boarders; and summer visitors
to the splendid Lake lying in view from
this point, will find accommodations that
will leave nothing to be desired. The
rooms are spacious and provided through
out with new and elegant furniture. Mr..
Dawley is an experienced landlord and
will soon begin new era for the Lake
Bomoseen Hotel. 1t is gratifying to the
citizens to know that this house will be in
every respect well conducted, and worthy
of public patronage.
On Saturday morning gentlemen OF
Fair Haven, accompanied by his wife,
came to Hydeville. on visit to the family
of f. d. Billings His horse, hitched to a
post in the yard, was frightened by a
wheel-barrow, in use to remove rubbish
and by jerk broke the hitching post and
ran with it dangling by the halter into
the street By sudden turn the car
rage and horse were thrown into "A heap,
and the animal WAS secured. The har-
ness was torn into shreds and the car
riage considerably damaged. Mr.. How
ard Billings, being on his way to Castle
saw this occurrence, and few hours later
in the day, while at the Castleton Depot,
his horse made sudden turn, and broke
an axle of his wagon. Mr.. B. was thrown
to the grouud swith some violence and
sustained slight injury on the head.
The chapter of accidents is not yet
complete. On Sunday, four carriages,
more or less damaged, were brought back
to BARRIERS Livery, in Castleton. On that
day, Mrs. A. Pepper received an injury
from which she has not yet recovered.
With her husband, child and two
ladies, she was on her way to church at
Hydeville. While ascending the hill at
the West end of Main Street, the hind
most seat, on which she sat, tipped over
backward, precipitating her and the lady
at her side to the ground with some
violence. The back of Mrs. Peppers head
struck a stone and was considerably
bruised The shock was followed imne-
diately by all the usual symptoms of
conclusion of the brain. Mrs. Z. was
restoratives were Immediately applied.
After about four hours she was taken to
her home. From reaction her suifcrings
became intense, but essential relief was
experienced before II o'clock at night,
after which hour she obtained more or
less sleep. Monday morning her intellect
was clear, she passed the day with little
pain and with all her symptoms gradually
ameliorating. At this writing she Is con
sidered out of danger.
Mr.. Jennings, merchant, who has been
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has at times been considered very doubt
full has lately been out riding, his condl-
ton being so far improved that he takes
to the open air every sunny day.
The marble mill of Mes-r-. Sherman
81 Langdon is undergoing some important
improvements. Under the ruPerintend-
ence of Mr.. Freeman, it Is made one OF
the most profitable establishments Of the
kind in the State.