The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-19
Vermont News.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

large number of the citizens of Ar
lington are sick with the typhoid pneumonia
among whom are Hon. Harmon Garfield
Austin f. Bartlett, Hotel PROPRIETOR
George A. Whitman and others.
The funeral of S. M. West Esq, of Ar
lington was attended from St. James Epis-
copal church, on Friday Nov. IA, Rev
Gemont Graves, officiating. The Batten-
kill Bank of Manchester of which he was
Director was represented; the Arlington
Manufacturing Company of which he was
also Director suspended operations for
the day and the village stores were closed.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
a son of Silas Wheeler of Lyndon was
visiting at 5. Robinson's in Bloomington,
and while there his !h9I rsst tongue was cut
cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Alanson Edgcrton of Charlotte. will
grind about 5000 bushels of cider apples
this fall.
Rev. Louis n. Beaudry of Shelburn,
delivered the first lecture in the Essex
junction Course Nov. 18th
James Hill, of Charlotte, has had 40 sheep
Killed in all by dogs, and 90 are missing. 1t
seems that some of the sheep were driven off
down the high rocks into the lake, and
some also had their noses eaten Off The
killed when found were mangled very bad
ly No clue to the owners of the dogs has
yet been found.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Rchtord Sentinel says: Some of
the temperance people of West berkshire
rpcentIV got sIlrprisn and Wis
tied l.. j. Squier's hotel, where they seized
quantity OF liquors. Mr.. Squier feels
SEINE as Gen. Sigel did, who, when some
OF his officers joked him about running
away from Stonewal Jackson said, 81
likes not such fun"
The measles have made their appearance
in several towns in Franklin County.
II. H. Scott for the past sixteen years
Station Agent at Swanton, has resigned
and is to be succeeded by Mr.. C. A. Grow,
of st. Adams.
Liquor prosecutions are getting frequent
Mt Swanton.
The Deputy Collector of customs at
Swanton, Is doing paying business, in
S"zlng teams coming over the line
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
-.Rcv. Charles Fay, of Grand Isle, for
mcrly Rector OF St. Luke's Church,
81. AlbaLS, has gone to Cambridge, Mass,
TO spend the winter and will ofiiciate as
Rector of one of the churches in that pleas
ant city.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
TIL. Universalst Church in Morrisyille
has recently undergone thorough repairs
and presents fine appearance.
Building is going on at Morrisvile randi
ly, and the village is growing fully as much
this year "a in 1872.
c. L. & b. =. Gates, formerly ofthe firm
of Gates Bros. druggists, Stowe, have re-
Gently purchased the drug stock and trade
at the old stand 1873 Broadway, Saratoga.
n. Y.
ORANGE COUNTY.
West Randolph is to have a new hotel
+. b. Dunton has purchased the brick
house, and is thoroughly rcnovating, reft-
ting and refurnishing it.
Rev. DIR. Silas Mexican, OF Bradford, for
a long time pastor of the Congregational
church in that place, still retains much of
the vigor OF youth. He is preparing for pub
LEGATION history of Bradford from its ear
liest settlement to the present time. n task
for which he has been accommodating matcri-
ais for several years past. 1t is nearly if
not quite ready for the press,
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Nine thousand bushels of potatoes have
been taken in atNWhite's starch factory in
Eden
Alonzo ID. Rollins is postmaster at East
Greensboro, and James w. Smith at Greens.
boro.
wAsHIsGTOS COUNTY.
Messrs. Jones and Clarke, of Barre, VT,
purchased last week, of Mr.. j. w. Dean
of St. Thomas, p. O., yearlng buck
[Cotswold] that weighed 205 lbs,, and for
which they paid one hundred dollars in
greenbacks. The same buck took the first
prize in its line at the show at Bedford and
sheared 10 l-2 lbs, wool, when he was one
year and five days old. Mr.. Dean has also
been offered $50 for three lambs-the pick
of his flock-but refused to sell his best.