Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-13


the towns in the State save five, viz
East Haven, Bloomfield. Brighton, Wood
ford and FAirhaveu.
ADDISON COUNTY
Mr. J. l.. Strong OF Starksboro ha,
n,Adr eighteen hundred pound. of maple
sugar thl- season. from five hundred trees
I'm, ny the paltiouiar sugar week
yLi,L % bad the sap ran so fa as tt
v,.r,. -, .ni,. Il efforts to secure and ust
-Abrlm Ploof va, arrested By =, putty
Sheriff ShH and lrought before Justice
Luei,. tor assault and batter. and com
mitted to jail ins detault OF So," 'fo9ds'
WhIlc intoxicated. be had a fgh. with
nur lott with the above result Pic II
vas also brought up on a charge OF intox-
t.,tion and fined - and costs.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
a r. Armstrong of Dorsst, has just
finished his cheese factory, which Is said
to be q mplete in every part.
"A fire trokc out in the North Ben
anngton boot aud shoe manufactory on
tuesday morning last, damaging proper
~ the amount OF $4,000 y powerful
stream Of water from a hose connected
"a the force pump of Messrs. Thatcher
4 WI, ;ng's mill was all that saved them
Trim, a.. OF perhaps 100000, and
,howino .5o ! 'uds ont OF employment
,,t,rrr<n, X COUNTY.
sa<,ou Taft Il Hun. 7ng'on' has just
host a ycarlip4 steer. supp, >"'" % nave
b.'u poisoned by eating pokcw, "a .
The Chicago Republican OF \ >f'i :, :
gives an account Of the death 10y dro,
ing 81 Charles II Glib Mr. Glib was
citizen of IIincsburgh, and son of the late
Thomas W Gibb, long postmaster in that
Town He lclt IIine,hurgh about seven
wears ago.
WINpuAM COUNTY.
rhe -Connrcticut' River Valley Medi-
cal Association was in session at Bellows
Fails In-t 3crk About 50 doctors were
d" attendanco, and the meeting was one
"i interest and profit
FHANNGAN. COUNTY.
About two acres of tLa green at
ilr-h4.,'o has been enclosed in a neat and |
substantial fence which has been built by |
money raised by subscription.
Thu People o. IIighgate are EVIDENT
ty preparing for the summer travel,
which promises to be unusually arge
this season.
Horace Jcnnison sold his st. Adams
and Richford line of stages TO Howe 4
Fuller, who have the contract for carry
ing the mails over the route. Mr. Howe
Is the proprietor of the line of stages
from Essex Junction to Jericho Mr.
Fuller is the junior member of the firm
of Wm. Il f.. ID. Fuller OF st. Adams,
proprietors OF one Of the largest livery
stables in the State Messrs. Howe &
Fuller will take possession, on the 10Th,
and will run four and six horse coaches
from ST. Adams to Richford.
LAMouI.E COUNTY.
Population, 1860, 1881 grand list,
2,SGS, S34, 32194.
1t will take $4,000 to make good the
damage caused by the freshet in Cam
bridge
"A house in Cambridge belonging to
Nathaniel Reed, and occupied by Peter
Russin, was completely demolished dur
ing the late freshet, and large chasm is
in the place where the house stood Mr.
Russin's family left the house and waded
to dry land
The snow was two feet deep in the
sugar place of Mr. Gillen, of Eden, on
Sunday week
Waterville, on Saturday week last,
voted unanimously to change its subscrip-
ton to the Lamoille Valley road from
bonds to stock
WINDSOR COUNTY
After publishing the marriage of
Charles p Pratt and Mrs. Martha New
ton, of Woodstock, the Age INDUCES
in the very suggestive remark that "when
he wants divorce from this woman, if
We do his printing, he'll pay for it in adj
vance. No charge for this notice-it ia
free"
"A new organ, the gift of children in va
rions parts of the State, has been dedicat-