Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-18

below, turned overhead downward and fell /
from there % feet, striking on the ground
upon his head and shoulders He remained |
:nsensible for some time, but on Thursday |
had recovered so that be was brought home.
He is in a critical condition
ORLEANS COUNTY.
DR.. Fish and Len Warren caught 80
pounds of trout out of Greensboro pond a
week ago Saturday.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
A supposed incendiary fire burned the
steam saw-mill of j. l.. Eddy & Co., of Rut-
land, located in Shrewsbury, on Thursday
loss $1,000, insured for $3.50.
Ex-Governor John B. Page and Judge
Prout, at the latest advices, were in Paris.
Graffula Seventh Regiment Band of New
York, will furnish music at the commence
ment exercises of the State Normal School,
Castleton Seminary, to be held June Goth.
The Normal graduates will number thirteen,
twelve of whom are from Rutland County.
The citizens of Tinmouth are taking mea-
sures for the erection OF the monument to
Nathaniel Chapman, for which an approx ria-
fall.
We regret to learn that Col. G. II. Joyce is
in poor health. He has left Rutland and
his business for a little time to recruit.
Major John A. Salisbury has retired from
the proprietorship of the Bardwel House,
and the business will hereafter be conducted
by Mr.. Cramton alone.
Eight persons were arrested Saturday
and Sunday in Rutland, and brought be-
fore Justice Marshall and each fined. The
whole amount of foes is S12j.3S. They
each and all resolved not to ''get drunk any
more" The vendors OF "the ardent were
also brought up and severally fned-the
whole aggregating S328.38. The whole
haul is the largest, considering the number
of men concerned, that was ever ma de III
Rutland.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
The quiet people Of Bellows Falls have
been much vexed of late by the habit of GER
tain of its disorderly citizens clubbing to-
gether and buying rum at Walpole and then
coming home to drink it, The paddock Of
the jail has been secured up, however, and
the bliliffs have given due warning to these
registering fellows of the fate they may OK
pect if they continue to make nui3ances Of
of themselves.
Hon. John r. Blake, formerly resident
of Brattleboro, died in Boston, on the 9th
aged seventy nine years. He was native o
Bratteboro, and many years ago was extern
sively engaged in trade and was prominent
in forwarding the building of the Vt. & Mass
K. K. He was an earnest anti-mason anC
worked in that cause as energetically as il
establishing banks or in getting fine stock
He had been a member of both Houses of thu
Legislature. He was a member of the firm
Of Blake & Co, bankers, Boston
Knox Bullock of Guilford, who hung him
self last March, held $1,000 policy IN tht
Equitable Insurance Society of New York
and his widow has Just received the money
amounting to S2l7S,73,
The latest news Of the condition of Hon
IL. E. Stoughton is that though his conscious
ness has been restored, he was failing.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
One day lately the Bethel peg-shop turn
ed out l25 bushels OF pegs
Mr.. Ashael Wilder of Ludlow died sudden
" last week, being taken i'll while d)jns his
chores.
, Last week Tuesday, Katy Lawrence o
Windsor, an estimable young lady, pre-
, pared to 60 to Bellows Falls on a visit, an
as she was leaving the house to take tn
t train she dropped down in the doDr-wa,
and died in few mon ent5. Miss Lawrcnc
had been in poor health for some tim, ba
not so as to be confined to the house.
t In drunken row at Windsor. the 18th lie
< Iassington was struck on the head with a
/ ak by man named O5m)re, wh) pounie,
him otherwise. Washington has little chanc
of hvirg.
Brakeman Wilson had his collar bone brol
en- and his s'iolliec pat Out'ot j)int Will
= making up the Passumpsic freight train a
S White River junction last week Weinesd !,
: morning.
: Wright & Blgbee's ne Y foundry in Roch
ester village Is progressing rapidly and vii
u soon be completed. They are about ID pu
in an engine of thirty horse power.
C. R. BoIsett's new stetm saw-mill il
!, West Rochester is just completed, and he
t cutting out lumber at fast rate.
Lieut. George W Kingsbury, of the l2t
. L. 5, Infantry, engaged in fighting CAPITA
= Jack and the Modocs is former resident
: Chester, Vt.
DR.. HH. Walling, formerly of Montpelie
who has for the last few years been at BA
e BADGES is IN Woodstock
u Wardncr & Downer have opened vail
= able lime ledge near Felchville, and erecte
u two kins.