Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-25

of hay was burnt to the ground August
9Th, supposed to be set on fire by boys
who were fooling with matches.
"A bear recently came down from the
mountain near Bristol and visited the
premises of Scion Sumner, Esq, killing
and eating nice fat sheep, bones and all.
That is, bruin "made no bones of it."
There was nothing left by which to re-
cognize the sheep except the skull and
hoofs, which were evidently found to be
unpalatable.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
-Gustavus Veasy of Burke, was recent
ly robbed of about $500.
Barnet boast of the oldest man in the
county-James Ferguson, who was 80
years old on the 7th inst.
On the evening of August 6, an unoc-
cupied house, and barns attached, belong
ing to Martin L. Billiard of Hardwic
were destroyed by fire. The barn con-
tanned about 10 tons of hay. 1t was un-
doubtedly the work of an incendiary.
Loss $1,000; insured about $500.
The tannery Of L. W. Gordon of Lyu-
don, was burned lately. Loss $500; in
sured for So, ZOO, G. H. Ingalls,, who
owned the STOCK loSC 7oo"' q~'ooo' III
sured for $1,000.
"A Je"eler IN d, 'onnS0ury mas al oiu
Eng 'ISn ""''" ''"' mas "een IL constant
service lIO years. ana 1t sui Keeps toler-
ao'y Soo' time
"A enid OF 1homaS Gllhuan OF par
net Tell through a soutle IN ms MILL "a
distance OF ~ fee'' ana was oaoly bruised
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55 ~
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I'm MONDAY i"7'' tne 0ePo' III stevens
'll'"g' caught nre Oh 'h9 Poo'' ~ - sup
Po7'"' lio1" eng INC 'P''NS' - "",''7'
through . the shingles III Two or three
places, but was extlngn1shed without
n'ucn damage
- ooo .,.a In. $780, a.4y
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The first meeting house in Whoelock
was | u''' :" l'0'' II o"'1oUs 'o'e was
'>'D ~ NV " ~ '-' - PG'o - ''I-
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-' lW. &C 'V 4t-0,t7'- Observation-Disclosures.
s. .i 49, W. g ~ w. rtso
bonse pews"
r,ssr,, c,o,r>,rv
C'P' L. w. Lh"rri''9'o Ton Oh 0'' 'onnS-
bury hes received an appointment in the
-ihe census tAKer reports the popula-
tlon OF bri ghton Io4O; gam, go since
l0oo' population OF Island FOND village,
1ooI'
The barn of Mr.. Snow, in Lunen-
burg, was struck by lightning, August 8,
and totally destroyed There were about
twenty tons of hay burned. Loss 5000.
Some of our Essex conntv Rannbli-
can friends appear dissatisfied with the
nominations of the regular convention.
and have called another, "citizen's" con-
Vent'on' the @3d inst
"A choice mineral spring has been dis
covered in r,upanbrro, Wow +ha roaiao-,oo
OF James Phelps Esq. It's waters have
already become quite popular, having
proved eminently remedial. The Spring
Company have large list of references
ana d, cert'hoates' From recent analyses,
,no in9Feolen's are 1onnd-to closely resem-
oio 'ne celebrated chaly beate waters of
~oh the night OF the I'd lust. heavy
shower passed over Lunenburg The
~ n1niiiS s.ruoN a morse IN the east part of
',0 'o"h, throwing MS shoes off aud cut
neck. also sino;r, 49, 49,. 80 Oee :" li''
and boav in 49, IT, - las iess'