The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-20
The County Fair is to he held next week
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The County Fair is to be held next week
at Hydepark.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
N. Tracy, of johnson, was celebrated on
the 9th inst Many valuable gifts were
made and a bountfi! collation. was served.
Hyde Park has eight first class circular
saw mills. mostly contiguous to a large
lumber region, on the GihOn and Green
rivers; two tub and pail factories doing
large business peg factory. where the
best pegs In New England are manufac-
tured a number Of old fashioned saw
mills, and water power enough to do all
the manufacturing now done in Northern
Vermont. With its fourteen natural ponds,
and the above named rivers, and numerous
smaller streams, 1t Is, and might easily be
made to continue TO be, one of the finest
sporting towns in New England.
A wild cat found its way into the town
of IIydepark, few days ago and was
freed by some hunters, who. however,
dare not shoot it. and so it departed in
peace.
ORANGE COUNTY
AT the rcdedicaton OF the old Union
meeting house at Ncwbury on Thursday.
Rev. Isaac McAnn, the well known Nlctho-
Ii'I'boNN w iA1t u Hllll~iIIIi-
ton for a new organ, which was immc-
diately done then and there. and S22s was
the liberal result
DR.. Henry II. Mcintyre of Randolph.
returned Monday from his summers work
in Alaska, as general agent of tho Alaska
Commercial company.
A large bird, measuring six feet from tin
to tip Of its wing, and standing five feet
hipll NynIn1nI nj 81. 1.
two hunters. near Brookfcld. Wednesday.
just as ii was in the act Of carrying off
sheep.
Ward u. Carpenter of West Top,ham,
has been awarded patent for crib, and
Philandcr G. House, of West Randolph.
for now wheel for vehicles
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The Congregational church in Greensboro
has accepted the resignation of their pas
tor. Rev. A. W. Wild, and his ministry Of
nine years closed on the 9Th.
\ nickel mine has been opened in West
more Common. which promises to pay
well. An analysis show that it contains
gold enough topay for working aside from
the nickel
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Monday forenoon as Mr.. Lewis Russell
of Middlescx, son of Mr.. w. G.. Russell.
the pcddlcr. was at work with a thrcshne
machine on the farm of Charles Il. Holden,
at the Centre, his left hand became en-
tangled in the machinery, and was so badly
injured that he lost all the fingers on his
hand. rs well rs his thumb. Drs. Wood
ward and Kemp performed the amputa-
ton. Mr. RuSscl0s age is ahou; eighteen
years.
Norris Wright of MiddlcscN ha, lust
sold fine pair of steer calves TO Mr.. Nther-
ton for $50, and cheap at that. Mr.. Wright
raises good stock, and is willing to sell ut
fair prices.
Mr.. Charles Thurston of Montpelier. who
fell down sixteen feet from an elevator. on
Monday morning last, is liable 90 recover.
The County Fair has been in progress
during the past week at East Montpelier.
The regular quarterly meeting of Congrc-
gational churches of Washington county
was held in Waitsfed on the 9th inst. The
opening sermon was preached ny Rev j.
Copeland of Waterbury,
Three boys escaped from the State Re-
form School at Waterbury, ON Saturday
night last and as yet have not been heard
from.
Simeon +. Cheney, the well known must
cal director and composer, opens singing
school IN Montpelier on the lst of October.
which is supported by subscription
WINDSOR corNrY.
Qucchcc has, unqucstionably. the largest
proportion OF ''elderly maidens' toits popu-
lation, of any village in the state.
vH -utuIua, i"o,. rr,.a1ro. Il. ~. .,.I H.
~ 4 /, nN..s. 4.
jurcd by premature discharge while they
were at work blasting stone.
DR.. VIM. VI. Huntington. of Rochester
well known as an eminent and popular
physician, has brought suit against Ebenc-
ger Wellington for SANDER. and laid his
damages at $1,000.
The large tannery of f. r. Bugbcc and
l.. Wright. in Rochester, is nearly COM
pleted, and they have got already from
twelve to fifteen hundred hides in the watts.
When fully completed, they will have one
OF the best and most convenient lahOr-sav-
ing tanneres in the state.
A second approach of the peculiar horse
disease OF last fall is announced. The
Woodstock .StaRddyu says it appeared in
that place last week, but there were no
fatal cases. In New York the disease ap-
pears in n new form, and is termed ccrcbro
spinal meningitis.
Another unoccupicd dwelling house was
burned in Plymouth a short time since.
situated at the head of upper Plymouth
pond, owned by A IL Moore, of Ludlow,
and was well insured. This makes four or
five dwelling houses recently burned in
Plymouth under similar circumstances
Thomas Randall, of Woodstock. who
has been confined in "Rockwclls Castle
for the insane, at Brattleboro. for thirty
years, arrived home last week. sane. and
looking well. His insanity was never of n
bad type. and was brought on by dys-
pepsia. Mr. Randall is now siXtv-four
years of age, and is enjoying himself on
the old farm at South Woodstock, where
he and his brother. Dr. y. Randall. were
boys together"
The barn of George l.. Iludlcy of Hart
land, was totally consumed bv fire on Fri
day. Insurance $50. Loss sees.
r.. II. Upper, Nelson Gay, \. \.
Brooks and William Baxter, have bought
of Thomas Greenbank the large wooden fac
tory of Gaysville, (Which he stripped of
machinery and windows and moved to
Lawrence, Mass and all his real estate in
that vicinity. What their purpose is will
appear by and by. The have already or
dered sash to replace the windows, and
may refill with machinery and put the
building in the full flood tide of its former
glory. 1t is a noble structure, and cannot
long remain idle.
Accident AT HsansOm'. Foundry.
Thursday afternoon "A sCriolls accident