Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-21

Dr. Howard Of Fershire, offers to at on'
mile of road in readiness for the rails, as hi'
part toward building the new railroad
The school house near the Union church
OF, West iiill II Chelsea was totally consumed
by fire on the 18th INST
Sylvester Barnes Of Chelsea, while cnoP-
ping, few days since, caught his ak ~
limb. bringing the edge of the az against he
back side OF has hea1 ,r,eLinqR serious wound
An excellent orchestra Of eight wind cEd
stringed pieces has been organized in West
Randolph recently
Frank Corliss of Topshsm, missed a pair
Of nice wolf skin sleigh robes, which we're
alterward found buried up in the snow, done
up in an old bed tick near the house OF \.
". Lander, who was arrested, and. waving
an examination, was held in 1925 bail to
appear at the county court. TO answer 10 the
charge of theft.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
ON Thursday, the Sth inst, f. Hammond
Of Greensboro, who had formerly had an at
tack of paralysis, caught his heel in n rug
| and fell backwards on a red hot stove, bruis-
ing and badly burning the right side Of his
face, head and neck also his hand very bad
1 ly.
On Saturday evening, the 10th inst. Mrs.
/ Paul Cook, an old lady So years Of age, of
Glover village went TO the cellsrway TO get
candle, and losing her balance fell to the
/ foot Of the stairs. striking upon her head and
shoulders, receiving injuries from which she
died in about an hour.
There is said to be pretty strong feeling
IN Greensboro for annexation to Caledonia
county.
Work has now commenced on the Missis-
suoi & Clyde Rivers railroad at Newport.
The officers of the road say that the connec-
tiona will be made with the Passumpsic at
that place IN October next.
Mr.. Charles Wheeler Of Craftsbury was
thrown from a loaded sled recently, with
such force as to dislocate his shoulder
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Freightage on marble from West Rutland
to Troy during the past year amounted to
sixty-fve thousand dollars. On goods re-
ceived, thirty-fve thousand dollars.
The Rutland Herald has been sold to Al
bert II. futile, one Of the old firm, who will
continue the publication of the Daily and
Weekly Hera'd We believe this purchase
involves no editorial change.
An employee Of the car shops in Rutland
states that there are now sixty men employed
in a department which kept but forty before
the lease of the Vermont Central That
certainly does not look like a reduction Of
business at this point.
+. H. Bradford ( Co., among the most
prominent Of the business men OF Walling-
ford, have suspended payment. Their LA
oiillies are UNDERSTOOD 20 De ABOUT a Soo'VVV'
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80 az ~ ~ ~ 9' "eeA' l-ge
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larry i''9' ~ 00N'S i'0Iles7' % I'D % Us
wISDHAN COUNTY.
During the month Of January. j Estev L
- 81 BFattleooro manufactured and sold
Dol cottage organs
Twenty-Five persons died in Londonderry
last voqr. Of whom FIVE were over 70 years e
age: the average aye was so.
Tho C,r,re,1,ion,I S.cicryst ,,-iIr,5,..,.,,
c,nr,rsnlate movi7,. tbcir cbu~.b in tha
srrir, 4, \ r,irt ra3r tbe bi,,b,gtv tha-asy
r5rminr n fine -itc for a bnri1I .,-9inJ rre
want of which has l,n, been fsl,
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tIo,.. a. -. ,.>,. ,-+ t.. .....--
m Taft-viIJe Ia.t 7Feet IN e-.,b-. horse ,..,rsr
stationary enrfne-a very handsome one
lie use. forest leaves. under the Ira Wood
ratent. for tanning
Lorenzo Richmond 81 Woodstock has teeu
renominated for county commiss l0uer
winter IN .he Pos saws tire ,ra.e.t,,I
WaeIstoek railroad Is f,u-Tecn miic. Iou,,
and that about eleven miles are nearly com
pletei and that the eos, 81 the work thus
far is S5U4 600 and Jaerc L. an outstanding
debt IF So 600
Tn. total e.uen-,. .f t,c lNhIts River
Agricultural ~5ri.tv f,- tbe ve9r 1871 ina
clnding laE,r o- the rounds and +~scL
1 fencing and buildings, and = ,G50-5 in pre-