Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-03
Vermont Items.
REMINGTON COUNTY.


The citizens of Arlington, having
raised the funds and moved the barns
which stood in front of n. G. HARD no
fol back into the lot north OF the hotei' II
adds much to the good looks OF the place
and village.
IT,, female who hired the horse and
t,.,gv of Mr.. Lowe, at Jamaica, and put
off with it, is now in Newfane Jail. She
had it arranged with her husband to meet
her hi Mass, and he was to take the team !;
bnt she did not find him. When canght
she was at Circuits Corners, Mass, and had
the horse put up at the hotel Rather a
cool proceeding in these days of telegraphs
and express trains.
Billings Taylor, Esq, of Winhall,
died on Sunday last.
George w. Hyde, son OF Isaac Hyde,
of Arlington, died at ST. Joseph, Missouri,
on the 18th inst, at the age of 80 years.
His remains were brought to Arlington
for burial.
The June term of the Benningtc n
County Court, commences at Manchester
on Tuesday next. Hon. John Prout pre-
siding
Seth Thurber, in the Employ of West
" Son, of Arlington, sawed off two Of his
fingers, few days since, while saving
out lath
Mr.. LcNanway, who opened watch
repairing shop in S. West & Sons
store building, at Arlington, had ten
watches stolen on the 10th inst, valued at
$500 The owners will be losers, Mr.. l..
not being in very afiluant circumstances.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
A farm laborer's wife in Sutton has
Inherited 100000
John Whittier, of Walden, has one
sheep native breed, which two years ago
raised triplet-, all ewes; this spring the
old ana three young sheep produced nine
tambs--eight- alive and doing well al last
lccoants
Lueius Reed, one armed veteran
soldier, hired team at the stable of II.
K Idr. III st, Johnsbury, May lst, osten-
-ibly to 90 to Concord Not returning at
thr stated time, de concluded he had
been done for and started in search of
bis property, which, after several days,
he found in Bradford. where the thief
had left it prior to his departure for parts
unknown
-Gyor2e W Fisher Of Red Village
Lyndon, committed suicide nj Lyndon
Last Tuesday evening, 10y hanging himself
i = his chamber. Variou. reasons are as
..ia ned Tor tho act, one being that he had
part ,kcs, foo freely of rum. and another
that hc pit an end to himself to avoid a
lurtrim nI.i alliance with disreputable
woman !, AIMED Emcline Danforth, which
was being dressed upon him.
An mi JUNCTION haa been served on
Ilrla X Co.. the proprietors Of the Pas
-umy-ic House ST, johnsbItry, to prevent
Them iroru rrlrging their hotel. The
propa.rd ENLARGEMENT would extend too
close to the street line to suit the city
fathers" aud property owners on the street,
aud hence the jnjuuerion. Unless . SGT
clement OF the differences j. effected, the
use viii come before the Supreme Court
Il The August term O. S Burke. ESq..
.ud Gc14erAl r. T Waehhurue appeared
Tor Hale 4 Co and Judge Poland fsr tho
village
Monday evening OF last week, while
Charles C. Thurber OF Ea,t Burke, was
digging 70 little, road ou his farm, on It,
moving a Stone Ae found over 500 in sil@
VI halt and quarter dollars Appear
...rr- Indicated that many years ago the
taauay ,rd been buried III Il cloth bag.
Cloth ltup.,.4t WIS GA some OF the pieces,
a.ad also ON rLe etyth where the money
lay, but the cloth had fctt@d away, indi-
citing l!.at it was long tilAe aso the
aaoncv was buried Most of the pieces
bore date lS30-,ii
FuANkLIN COUNTY.
M {. Evans of Fairfax his been APP
7oiuted town liquor agent Of that town.
rRfnrss Siveny of Fairfax, a boy Of II
az. Us been sentenced TO serve
cars w. ,i.s :;t.ts Reform school for
theft
= p.rl,;ns 4 Sos, Of i<4lqsopsg,. il~"4
'' ,9r,b bred short horn bull. six years
old. for the Improvement OF n',F u'ii}
They have also a thorough brec. bun can
from H. c. Cleaveland's celebrate hei :.
And a Grade COW from which there vas
made last year, besides the mild and cream
used in family of four persons, TWO
hundred and seventy-fve of butter.
AT West Sheldon, on the goth inst,
while Mr. A. b. Chapel, son and hired
man were at work prying up a long pine
stump, Mr. Chapel was severely II not
dangerously injured. The stump had
been partially raised when one 9. the
levers lost its hold and caused another
lever 10 strike with much violence MIR.
Chapel on the side of his face. throwing
him off some distance. lie was taken up
in an unconscious state, with deep IN
cision on the chin and compound frac-
ture of the jaw Consciousness returned
IN the course OF three hours
ORANGE COUNTY.
The sal..ry of the Postmaster at
wv. E.ir,.,o i $50 at Williamstown
$40. ~.
The western part Of U,range County
borders on the Green Mountains, ana the
whole county is hiiiy.
The population of the town of Brain
tra. a. creased only three i'll the ten years,
from 1851 to 1860.
The Bap list Church in Braintree
,o,+r;butad in 1868, to benevolent OBJ
iects, sl13.03.