The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-14
VERMONT NEWS.
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cases the cheese was pronounced to be equal
10 the best in the market, and commanded
the highest price
Butter sells at Woodford at II cents.
The apple crop of Bennington County is
small.
Charles, son of Albert Dunn, resident OF
Woodfo. ID, was drowned in the Hudson river,
between Troy and Albany, n. Y" few
days since.
Miss Eliza NJ. Clark, formerly Superin-
tcndcnt Of schools at Bennington, ana now
Pcceptress of the Troy High school SPch.
all of last week with the Misses Park AT
Woodford
Evidently A. Fox, The city landlord at
Woodford is an agrculturalist. lie planted
cucumber seeds about the middle OF juno
and picked from the vines i'll seven weeks
full grown cucumbcrS. lis go"u I" KNOW
liar It's done
caledonia County.
Mr.. Lcmuc Woods, of Pcacham who
,csjdcs near "Cow HILL" met with Il scri-
ous accident last Sunday afternoon. His
horse ran away kicking his buggy into
uiccrs. throwing Mr.. Woods in such man
ncr as to break both bones of his leg near
the ankle. and infict several severe flesh
wounds.
John c. Clark, who has been clerk in
the First National Bank in ST. johnSbury
the past three years, has been appointed
cashier OF the new bank at Chelsea.
Among the visitors at Ncwbury prings
are Madame Pauline Can ssa of tn Italian
Opera Troupe and several other foreign
ladies.
There are from g. to 100 boardcrs ut the
Spring Hotel Newbury Among them are
families from New York. Boston. Spring
field Philadelphia and Canada.
s'rnmkiin County.
Henry II. Rounds, of Richford, has re-
criycd the appointment nf Inspector of
Customs at that place.
Three hundred and cighty.>ix docket and
~ chancciy cases ~ in all-will cngruss
the attention of our next Franklin County
Court.
Grand Isle COMFY.
Grand Isle county has 10 Sunday schools
with - officers and teachers. and 5'2
scholars Number of resident church
members. 3iS: conversions ..
The medicinal character of the water of
The iodine Spring. South Hero. Is highly
commended by physicians. The boarding
house is kept by Capt Corbin (oi the A..
Williams and his excellen, wife, Mrs.
Corbin. is well adapted to her position
Tho Alburgh Springs House has now
about 40 guests.
Orleans County.
The name of the Post Office at East
Greensboro. has been changed TO Green's
bOro station, and James w. Smith appointed
postmaster
Gen Henry Whittlescg formerly on Gen.
Towards staff and well known in connection
with the Frcedmens Bureau. died at st.
Elizabcths Asylum on Saturday.
The docket of the Supreme Court for
this county shows sixteen causes, though
about half of them are ''with the court for
decision. having already been argued. The
court made an order few years since to
save expense in printing, that counsel in
each case should designate to the clerk
what points would be raised in argument.
The term commences August 81.
Orange County.
While going to Barre recently. to visit
the grave of her son, Mrs. Cosgrove of
ntlScd. lnotnpT Ol JdlllcS NbSHT'Nt. WIS
thrown from wagon in which she was
riding, and quite seriously injured.
Chelsea now has direct communication
with Montpelier by stage three times Il
week.
I.aimOiiIe County.
W. H. II. Earle, n brother of the re-
nowned A. A. Earle, has fitted up job
printing Office in connection with the
Citizen office at Morrisyille.
About three tons of butter, n car load of
cattle and one of sheep, were shipped from
Morrisville station last Monday morning.
One of the new streets of Morrisvillc.
has been named Portland street,
Iron and ties for the railroad continue to
pass the Morrisville station at the rate of
of six or seven carloads a week. and the
work of ironing is progressing finely be.
yond Hyde Park.
Merriam & Jockow of Morrisville seem
to be doing lively business down at the
foundry, melting iron every day and find
ing ready sale for all the plows, cultivators
harrows, etc, they can possibly turn off
The Burlington Democrat, Woodstock
Past, and Vcrgennes Te1monter have been
''going for Earle. of the citizen consider
ably Of late, and last week they all broke
out at once, SO look out for good lively
thing or two in the citizen this week.
Miss Carrie Chase of Hcadwick. has
been appointed assistant teacher of French
in the Morrisville graded school.
Washington County.
Mr.. w. w. Avery, one of the proprietors
of the Memorial, while on visit to Berlin
VT, few days since was thrown from hi,
carriage and severely injured, several ribs
being broken and his system receiving
terrible shock. lie is now convalesccnt.
Samuel Kimball, of Montpelier, has con
tracted for the building Of monumen
which is to mark the grave of Philip En-
bury. the founder Of Mcthodism in Ameri
Ca whose remains are inferred in Cam
bridge, y. Y. 1t is to he of Barre granite
ard will cost S2,l50. 1t is to be completed
by the 10th of October, and will be dcdica
ted on the 10th.
Haying is nearly finished and has resultc,
in light crop, many river farms falling OF
10 to II tons from last years crop. Not
withstandine the uniavorablc weather til,
hay has been put in the barn in good con
dition.
Oscar Jones of MONTPELIER has just sol,
his farm in Berlin to Mr.. Shcrburn q
Glover. for $1,000. 1t has been in his faith
"r's and grandiather's possession for u
years Mai. Samuel Jones settling ON It il
i131, when it was complete wilderness.
windsor County
James &. Wait of Weston has been de
clarcd bankrupt
The officers of the Connecticut Rive
Valley Association have been very fortu
nate in securing the services Of Col. !. w
Robinson of Clarcmont as Chief Marshal n
their approaching Fair, for which extensiv,
preparations are being made. Col. Robin
son has selected for his aids Wllso Brittoi
of fIartland VT, and Edwin NJ Tolles q
ClaremOnt.
deacon Dawson's letter to the Albany journal