The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05
VERMONT NEWS.

The funeral of Pliny w. Wright eldest
son of ID. l.. Wright Esq, was largely at
tended at Weybridge last week, touching
funeral discourse being delivered by Rev.
II. +. Leavitt of Middlebury.
An Early Rose potato has been raised in
Lincoln weighing 2 lbs. 6 OF. Also a Jack
son White weighing 2 lbs. OF.
Mrs. Williams, widow of the late
Amasa Williams of Bridport, died in that
town, last Tuesday aged Gl years.
The Adelph Society of Middlebury High
School will hold reunion of its honorary
and active members, on Wednesday evening
Nov. 10.
Quite curiosity in the form of double
headed calf skin has been sold at the Yer
gennes tannery. 1t was left by Mr.. j. NJ.
Ball of No. Ferrisburgh, When born the
calf had two perfect heads. Cow and calf
both died.
BENNINGTON COUNTY,
The individual Deposits, in the Batten-
kill National Bank Manchester amounts to
Si2, 930.S9,
The wooden mill at Pownal, belonging to
l.. Wright, an insolvent debtor, was sold at
auction on Tudseay to Pliny Wright for
SS025 above the mortgage.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Rev. n. Il. Nichols of Acworth, N. II.
is to become pastor of the Congregational
Church at Barnet.
Rev. John Service pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church at Barnet has received call
from large Presbyterian Church at Phila-
delphia.
Two men in Barnet recently threshed
twenty-five bushels of oats in 10 minutes.
About 100000 feet of lumber has been
sawed at Darling's mill at South Ryegate,
during the years 1872 and 1879
CHrTTENDEN COUNTY.
Rev. Louis n Beaudry of Shclburn de-
livered, a lecture before the Grand Army
of the fepublic at IIinsburgh entitled "Lifc
and Death, in Libby Prison"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ALLEN of Westford cele-
bratcd their silver wedding Oct l5th.-a
pleasant affair-gifts rich and costly-ban-
quot fine-serenade SPLENDID.
Elon NJ. Naramorc of Underbil, has re-
ceived patent for Il mop holder.
I, DIR. Horace IIatch. who died at the resid-
ence of his son-in-law Hon. l.. L. Chitten-
den in New York, Oct. 20 was born in Tun-
bridge in 1888. He was graduate of Dart
mouth College and must have been at his
death among the Oldest living graduates,
lie practiced medicine at Norwich and Bur
lington. He was the father of DIR. Horace
Hatch of Washington; MIR, A. S. Hatch of
the banking house of Fisk and Hatch; w.
Is. Hatch of the firm of Fairbanks G. Co.,
New York. lie was brother of Hon. 10.
ID. Hatch OF burlington and Mr.. A. G.
Hatch, postmaster at Windsor.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The grocery and jewelry store of G. w.
Campbell at Montgomery Centre, was en-
tered on the night of the 18th inst, by
some unknown persons, and about $40 in
money, gold watch valued at $50, and
some other jewelry stolen.
c. II. Farnsworth has purchased of A.
Prindlc, of st. Adams, seven half blood
Jersey heifer calves. lie considers Jersey
the stock for dairy business.
The farmers festival, held at West Enos-
burg, October 18th, was an occasion of no
small pleasure to all who participated
there was good turn out of farmers and
their wives; also show of vegetables and
fruit.
The hotel of Daniel Isham at Enosburgh
Falls is one of the pleasant hotels of North
ern Vermont, where you are always sure
to get cordial greeting and an excellent
table spread with all the substantials and
dclicacies of the season.
j. Robarge of st. Adams, had his left
hand badly crushed while coupling cars
"Wednesday evening, in the railroad yard
in that village.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Grand Isle County is finally to have a
newspaper. 1t will be published in North
Hero, and called the Grand Isle County
Recorder. A. n. Merchant is the propri-
etor, and j. NJ. Hawrican the editor. 1t is
to be Independent in politics, and the irst
number will be issued Nov. 22d.
EOR SALE.-60 Spanish Merino Ewes /:
- 40 lambs, very heavy shearers one extra
durham heifer, about to come IN also few