Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-02

by Il company of hone talent is to be
given ut Music Hall, MAJ chester, Fri
day evening March 9TH.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Charles a. Baker, cldcs- son of George
II. Baker, o, Passumpsia, died sud-
denly at Portsmouth, n. H.. recently
The Uuion meeting house in the Drew
ncighborhood, Danvillc, has been thor
oughly repaired nj a cost of nearly ST.
0)0, besides many generous donations.
V clcol.c Allard ana Samuel Farr got
into quarrel recently, in the course of
which Allard got Il sound pumm ling;
whercupon he sued Farr for damages,
and jury awarded him the muniicent
sum o. $3.50.
oRA:GE COUNTY.
Twenty-Five new buildings are to he
erected III West Randolph the coming
season, and the village is to have water
works.
stephen G. Reed, died in Kappa, Ill,
on the 9TH inst, aged 20 years. He was
! formerly re ,ident of Wells River.
Frank II. Curier was arrested in Con-
cord, y. H., III Thursday, cha gcd with
! stealing two Aold watches and gold
chain from Sumner Kimbal of Brook
field, Vt. The property was .ound upon
him, aE,. he was brought t. ErOokticl1
or cXamnat on.
RUTLAND cot NTY.
I'a.rhavcn has Increased population
from 032, in 1859, to 1913 in 1860 a gain
of i7G and the next census will show n
population of over , 00)0.
Tn Baptist church in Fa.rhavcn,
Rev. l.. Frank Jones, pastor, Vas organ
zed Dec II, 1867, and rcorganiz d by
Il Vermont and SALISBURY Associa-
ton on Feb, Il, 1868.
Two of the former Congressman from
this district have been ,Csidcnts of Fair
haven, Hon. Matthew Lyol and Hon.
James Withcrell, both of whom ter
ward removed to Michigan MIR. Lyon
was aft,rward Member of Congress
fron- that state, and Mr.. Withercll its
United States District Judge.
Mr.. Davi w. Rogers, of Dainty has
sold his fine farm, just north of the
Borough, to Mr.. Charles III. Congdon,
ST. ,000, stock mostly included. 1t is the
farm formerly owned by Elisha lap
ham.
Henry Campbell, late Of the Drattle-
boro III )use, becomes II anager of the
Bardwcll House, -tutland, on the lst Of
April.
The hotel arrivals in Rutland last
week were iS7.
Mr.. NJ. V. Clark, of the firm OF Shcr-
win and Clark, Boot and Shoe dealers,
has sold out his interest TO Mr.. Shcrwin,
and goes West.
c. III. CongdoI, Of Dandy, has pur-
chased the farm belonging to ID. W.
Rogers, for ST., cO0.EMr. Roger contem-
plates leaving town.
Hon. w. c. Kittridgc is rapidly re-
covering from the fracture of his leg.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Recently Henry Carr of MddlcseX,
came across Il hollow maple while chop
ping in the woods, and in it was found
u swarm of bees which had filled naCe
five feet and ten inches long. and one
f OF in diameter, with beautiful honey.
Atan early day in the history of Barre,
I. Town moved there from Stoddaid,
n H., and became the father of eieht
children. OF these, six are now living,
FOUR r. iding j.: Barre, the united ages
of the six being $50 years, they 81, s.,
81, IS, 10 and II respectively. Few
families can boast of such longevity.
= ISIS Amelia Eos ter, daughter of Tru-
man Foster, Esq, of Berlir, c. mmitte,'
suicide Saturday morning, ny cutting
her throat with rasor.
The Rev. n. p. Foster, of MOI tpelier,
has accepted a call to the First baptist
Church ut New London, CT.
! WINDSOR COUNTY.
Charlie Nj. Marsh, son of Chailes p.
Marsh Esq, as been appointed Deputy
Clerk of Windsor County.
During the past summer barn has
been erected by S. b. hi nick, of West
Hartford, that is 50 by . feet, with
cellar under the whole length. I'd main
floor about on level with the caves. It