The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-20

bly, upon the ground and severely iniurng
him. The horses ran nearly two miles be-
fore cytrcating themselves from the car
riagc.
Bennington County.
The hears have been making sad havoc
in Bondvllc, with Mr.. Walkers sheep, but
Ieno has declared war. and his being on
the war path is sufficient assurance that
hruin will I've captured
Caledonia County.
G. VI. Stone. of the CdlcloRian, in rcsum-
ing the editorial chair. returns his thanks
to Hon. A. G.. Chadwick who has been
conducting the paper during Mr.. Stones
absence.
A five years old son of Geo Mann, of
Walden. fell from the door yard fence a
week ago Saturday, breaking both bones of
his left arm. He went into the house and
said, Papa. have broke my arm" And
the doctor found that he had.
EranItiin County.
The hotel Keepers at Rchford have been
warned to close their bars.
Abner y. Purmort of Georgia. 02 years
old in March, is hale and strong enough to
work in the fields. lie came from Exeter.
| \. H., ~ years ago, and lives on the same
farm which he then cleared from the will
dcrncss.
There will be four stations between
Rchford and Newport viz: at East Rich
ford, one between East Riclford and North
Troy, TO accommodate Mansonvillc people,
at North Troy, and at Newport Center.
Franklin county jail contains but four
inmates. viz Two for drunkenness, one
for killing horse, one for attempted muir
| der.
Grand Isle.
\. Il. Manning, of Alburgh. owns Il eve
which had a lamb February list. which it
raised, and few days ago the same eve
gave birth to another lamb.
s.amoiIIc County.
The Normal School at johnson has over
30 students.
w. II. Smith was tried at the late term
of the county court for stealing, and
sentenced to state prison for three wears
lie had previously served almost eighteen
years in the Maine State prison for murder
He is tough one
The AK factory. in Watcrvile. under the
auspices Of the Mann Brothers. is doing
quite business. They are also engaged in
the manufacture of doors, sash and blinds,
which business has, until this spring, been
conducted by :. Il. Wilson, who is engaged
in similar business in Enosburgh.
Orange County.
:. ;. TOWncr. of Montpelier partook of
new sugar " waNcd' on snow. at Mr..
Sanborn's in East Orange, on the morning
of the 18th instant. The snow was OBJ
tanned from the farm of Chester Dickey,
one mile from the village of East Orange.
The trade of the Vermont Copper Mining
Compary' store, Nershirc, must be con-
siderable Judging by the record Of June
3D., wlen il exceeded 5000, as stated by
one Of the clerks.
Orleans County.
There was Il frost at Bloomington Cen
ter and Barton Landing on Monday, June
9th.
Andrew Wheeler Of Newport Center,
has found. what he thinks is the den of the
Wild anie."l inch has hnen latoly senn in
District No. IL. The hole is nearly two
feet in diameter and over twelve feet in
depth.
1t is said that Col. a. b. Foster has pur-
chased the Mountain House, situated at
the base of Owls Head, with some 200
acres of land.
The late Mrs. Ward of Bloomington,
was one and the last one living of the or
iginal members of the Congregations
church in this place. She was the daugh-
ter OF Judge Elijah Strong, one of the first
settlers of the town. and relict of the late
Samuel Ward. She has resided in town
nearly her whole lifetime.
a gang of section men ON the Passump-
sic railroad attached their hand-car,
loaded with railroad iron, to the down
freight going south, on Thursday last at
Newport, but their car was thrown off the
track, throwing the men and rails promis-
cuously. Three of the men were badly
bruised, and the car was smashed into
pieces.
Washington County.
VIM Wheeler, hotel-keeper, Mortified,
and Merrill Dodge were last week brought
before D. Loyeland, Esq, TO answer fol
beating and otherwise cruelty treating a
horse belonging to said Wheeler. They were
fined forty-tive dollars each for cruelty to
the horse, and five dollars and costs for
being drunk