Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-10

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charge of the rrist mills in that place
lately purchased hy Mr.. w. RI. Utlev.
Tbo Co,+roI NJ H., C,,ao,o
cor,nan,, orn r,,rninor tha;r factorIL 10
~ III co,'aot-, d 1910 IN,
bro,crt+ W. ~ -, 60. f
$500 H. l - ~ = ~,
pi,ooSoa d,iI ,l0 'o''" '"4h o'' ''0''
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Tho 1,o,,,o IF T,,, rr,,,,.,,e,o,, IF No..
cot voc 1oe+,o1,o1 ~ fro 1,o+ vol II
sured.
cd w II Codv If Ranninotop
i the hattoiion cororGSopdor for Rnn93in~
ton connty IN recruit soldiers for the on
campmept to be held at Rutland in An
Gust,
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
IN, D..-....... e,..-:...-, pal.
e. TnhnsI,,r,y s'i6 5,',T y Iess Wins
da,, niqrI1t Ilt H., bi@,,,inr, o,,o, ~ iii
eofo }Tba roitors o,,+aro4 h., y;ndaa,
~ tho raar Tn oontontS IF t%a sofo
$50 ra,,so,1.1d l,,,+ 49, oEa,t s5z0 -
cash ohtained No cline to the neJoa-
traitors.
SEQ. Bennett, who lives in the edge
OF waterford this year completes MS
1lfUetn year OF sheep shearing lie IS
no" slAty-sN years o'd. lie commenced
the business at sixteen mas nol oililtIG q
season SINCE ana CONSIDERS 4itlseIl
good Tor twenty more seasons; during
tilS 'ilile ut mas ayeraSeu I'0oo S!eep d
Sno Soli1e Seasons uIlil,nS do ny" te9
son one day last week, with forty-eight
sheep, and got home an hour before sun
down.
CHIrTENDEN COCNTY.
Mr. 4 n Whitnay, O graduate Of
NiddIphurv College class If 1898 has
heon ENGAGED as HrincinaI of the gFssex
Classical jnetit,7ta Of Fseav- Can+er
Hiram lewis Of North Dnxbprv
killed in Bolton, last Monday, a bear
weighing $50 pounds. Mr.. Lewis has
killed thirty-seyen bears all told.
A five wear old how of Mr. Brown
who lived ON the corner of Rose and
Cedar streets. Burlinoton went into his
fathers barn. the other dav. and set fire
TO the hav with matches to ..see if burn. 8"
Loss, 5000; insurance. $3.50.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A trOtting course is being made on
Fairfax Plain.
Frank Woo. of Fletcher. dur from
his garden lime Dc. Early Rose POTATOES
the size of hens eggs, the seed for which
were planted April Is. Not bad for a
cold, backward season.
-Ex-GOv. Smith, WorthingtOn c.
Smith, Edward A. Smith, A w. Wood
worth, Daniel Moren and Silas p. Car
penter, representing the central YER
mont ana MlssIsquol road met ut Rich
ford last week, to confer with Col. n.
b. Foster, concerning connection be
| tween the Mlsslsquol X; X ana the
southeastern H. II: At hlchiora. y
| cohheclloh was ueclueo upon II Vhe en-
Sihee,S shaII report ihe oTlugihS OF Ihe
river between inc TWO uepotS leaslole.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
D..-,.,. D.. ---..-.. ,..--
-toAouIy !tuSS5IS' grown III tile OF,
prices now.
The State Board of Agriculture viii
hold two days fruit meeting in Grand
| Isle county Con one of the islands) in
October. 1t is expected there will be
| large attendance, not only of the farm
ers OF the county alone, but by the fruit
| growers OF Franklin and Chittenden
/ counties. Time, place and programme
will be announced in good time.
LAMoIIIE COUNTY.
rrho o,,.i,,oar, ,,.hl,' r,a,-, HOO, ,.,,,-
/ inc out the proposed railroad route be-
tween Nlorr'Sv'ile ana Troy MAKE a Ia
] E"raoie report sile ntaNlest grace not
oeiuS oFe' H'A'y-'S0 '9el 70 'He ,iliIe'
The aXe-facctory IN "ateryllte, under
the auspices OF the Mann Brothers, Is