The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07
VERMONT NEWS.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Martha Carrier of Sandlake has sued for
divorce from her husband. now resident
of Glastonbury, Vt.
The people living near the depot wish to
have post office established there, to be
called Manchester Depot, which has long
been needed.
LAMoIILE COUNTY.
\ drovcof 400 cattle were recently driven
from Lamoile county to Boston.
The Cambridge people talk of organiz-
ing = grange.
The young men of Jeffcrsonvllle propose
organizing a dramatic club
The brick hotel at Stowe has been leased
by A. X. Pike, late of the Stevens House,
Wnoosk.
EX-Rairoad Commissioner Richard F.
Parker of Wolcott, IS said to be the coming
man for county senator.
Large butter shipments are being made
from llydepark running from two to four
hundred tubs per week.
l.. S. Thompson who represented lras-
burgh in the Legislature Of 1872, has re-
moved to Stowe, where he will resume the
practice of the law.
Young Loveland, the Morrisvillc prodi-
iga mentioned few days since, has re-
known. as yet. whether the fatted calf has
been slain.
A very fine party of young people came
st. Johnsbury came over on the train to
Col Sawyer's, IIydepark. recently, where
they were joined with few of the dancing
people of the village, and engaged in
social dance. The affair was very i'm
promptu but was just o X for pleasure
Hastings Bros. with Mr. Dana, and the
company they naturally bring from st.
.Johnsbury, are a sufficient guarantee for
right entertainment, besides, - mine host"
Col Sawyer, is just the one that suits.
ORANGE COUNTY
Charles Magoon, native of Washing
ton, was fatally injured in Boston, Tues
day, by the falling of Il wall.
\ musical convention is beng held in
West Randolph on November 9th, 9th and
9Th, under the direction of W. o. Perkins
Of Boston. J. Z. Cobb and wife also are
to be present
Asa Low OF Bradford. one of the oldest
paper manufacturers in the country, and
well known through the Connecticut val
ley rs II great business man, has been
obliged, ON account of the infrmities of
age TO take his room. The Windsor
JOuFHdl says lac has done more to build up
Bradford than a dozen other men.
William Wellington, a former residing
between West Randolph and the center
village. met with severe loss ON Tuesday
night Ills large new barn and sheds at
tached, containing his entire hay and grain
crop. two horses, five cows, three hogs, all
his wagons and farming tools We're con-
sumed by fire.
Albert Chalmers of Newbury, 'ately met
with n serious accident. While driving his
Ii L..
off, he was thrown out. two of his ribs were
broken, and he was otherwise injured.
A beet raised this wear by f. C. Tucker
of WILLIAMSBURG weighs Gl lbs.
ORLEANS COUNTY
DR.. Aaron DEMO. well known physi
clan, died at Greensboro on the 10Th ut.,
aged - years 90
Oyrus paSe OF parton ooy some 10
years Oh age was sh0o'lhS WIN pistni,
ana nmally sent bullet through the car
oil "llilam w. Moores reg Which went
SUM- th!ee inc,oS II, 'ii' "esn Wnoi " '"l,'c
Out, striking Ihc soie OF lhe ooot on the
otner 1901. MS same icy hau just got
wen rom iIac' VIZ, eu
i'e'o 10y VI " '.i.'i.' i,ui,'i'. ", ~,
more recently TOOK from the mouth Oh
squlrrel, o2o Kernels OF lnuia wheat
an i'ISh puS h"'lcu Jo,iinS +tOoi''h w
MeSlnlofe' was engaged craving s'ohe Tor
Sliis Nhehey' last oaluruay' WheI ne met
WIN s'iV W s0ttu-'o,'ilo nOOl"om', ~
stepped III front Oh tIle stone urag' ana com
inchctd TO unload Wieh inc oxen started up
dragged nm lew reef ana stopped WIN
the uraS on ms leSs; mere ne lay' on MS
nack uhuef tie ca tie' win MS heau uoWh
Tue hllI' shouting lor help lor ABOUT Two
hours When lie tainted, nn9 Was uiscossre9