Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-29

mott, who has bought and moved on tc
farm, bought from Mr.. Hines, at the
Pencil Mill in Castleton.
Mr. Daniel Holmes has sold his farm
to his brother George, and bought and
moved on to farm in Whitney, paying
therefor $1,000.
H. G. Barber moved last week to
Fairhaven, for his future residence. He
traded his farm for a village residence
over year ago. Last year he lived with
his mother. fr 49,.
Last Saturday NJ. G. Barber & Son
completed a trade with j. NJ. Hall, of
Rutland, exchanging their farm of some
300 acres for a farm of 90 acres on the
north end of Main street, valued at some
$4,000. They move soon. Mr., Barber
was born in this town April 10th, 1901,
and has lived in town his whole life. He
has held many important offices in town,
was a representative in the Legislature
in 1860 and 1861, and, believe, has al
ways given general satisfaction. David
Barber, the son, is at present our first
selectman. What we lose, other towns
may gain.
. -Rutland's men are after other places
here, but how they will succeed remains
to be told.
CROWN POINT.
4. K. Townsend, of Crown Point,
President of the Crown Point and Brid-
port Fair, has been severely afflicted du-
ring the past few months. Last fall, as
he was entering stable where was kept
a high-spirited young horse, he was
fI,,.OyyY, JN,1-,1 C,,JJoy, ryray,,anf of
the animal, and received severe injuries,
the bone of eleg being fractured. This
spring, soon after his debut from the
sick room, he was attacked by what DIR,
Woodard, of Brandon, pronounced the
cerebro-spinal meningitis, and again, for
the second time, barely escaped with his
life. -.
DANNY.
Last Sabbath Rev. Mr. Williams,
of West Rutland, preached to the Con-
gregationalists, in the afternoon, and ad-
ministered the rite of baptism and the
Lords supper. The two preceding Sab
baths the pulpit was supplied by the
Rev. c. T. s. Pierce.
Mr. S. L. Griffith is erecting store
house in his lumber yard near the depot.
W B. Griffith has been re-dressing
the interior of his store. He is absent
this week. having gone to New York for
goods.
Mrs. Bruce has been repairing her
residence.
VIM Bond is repainting and other
wise improving the appearance of his
hotel.
Mr.. Pierce the Sewing machine agent
who has been abiding SO long among us
has removed his headquarters to Airing
ton.
j. c. Williams has deferred his CON
templated Western tour until another
year.
A. NJ. Duell was recently fined five
dollars and costs for selling liquor.
james Shean has renewed to Dor
set.
A school meeting was held in Dan
by Borough, Tuesday evening May Goth,
to consider the expedienCy of raising the
school house one story and putting on a
bell There is not room enough in the
building as il is. at present to acCOmmO-
date the scholars of the district, as they
ought to be- The friends of improve
ment were defeated, however, in their
efforts for the public good.
MOUNT TABOR.
The wife and six children of James
Canary. left for parts unknown last Sat
urlay morning, on the early train. Some
Of the family were working out, but no
suspicion was entertained. either by the
husband or others, of their intentions.
1t is reported that maltreatment on the
part Of the husband and father, led to
this singular development. Husbands
beware how you misuse your families
Irwin Tabor has removed with his
family to Charlotte, where he is to su-
perintend a cheese factory the coming
season. ...-.
The waters of the Mount Tabor
mineral spring, no longer restrained by
the fFosts and SHOWS of winter, have
found their way to the foot of the
mountains much to the qualification OF
our people. Already several orders
have hppu filled