Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
CAIEnaNIA CauNTY

The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff for !
$3.50 and Gusts. 1t is supposed the verdict
Tor damages and the costs will foot up some
seven or eight hundred dollars.
j. A. Hull had an examination at st.
Johnsbury, charged with selling intoxcat-
ing drink. Jury trial, found guilty, and
fined $50 and costs, and ~ gallons OF beer
were condemned and spilled.
Capt Walter Wright died at St. Johns
bury Center. Oct. 23d, aged ninety three
years and two months At the time of his
death Cart. Wright was the Oldest man IN
town. and the Oldest inhabltant.
A. E. Rankin of St. Johnsbury, late Sec
rotary of tie Beard of Education, who has
been dangerously i'll for week past, is re-
ported to be improving.
CHiTTENDEN COUNTY.
Friday afternoon near Rock Point, Isaiah
Desautel, when returning from shooting
excursion, 10 firing off gun loaded with
shot, the barrel bdrst near the breech. shat
tering his LETT hand in terrible manner
Dr.. Langdon dressed the wound, and consid
ers shat amputatlon will not be necessary.
Lucious White of Essex. was taken sud
denly i'll Friday noon, in Burlington store,
and was carried to the Stanton House. W ere
he died Saturday night. A post nortem dis
closed that the cause of his fatal illness Was
liberation and perforatun of the intestnes,
an unusual disease.
RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 3.-Cheese has
sold here TO doy at IL To | IL for farm dar
ries and 1872 N s,ge Butter. good 25 to
% choice, 80 to 81 extra, 81 to 30.
Mr.. Thomas Hill of West Charlotte had
Al Ipi and wuupdnd Inv
dogs, Wednesday. Tns ID ,kes the third
tune IN three years that he has been suf6r-
er from ferociOus canIues.
Mr.. George w. Robinson, an antiquarian
who lives at Center Bennington, has, among
other relies, a petty led. er OF the old Cata-
mount tavern OF Revolutionary fame. From
It we learn that Gen. Ethan Allen, who has
not usually been thought a man d, sutute OF
natural courage, did not dlsdain the Dutch
courage either ; for his score, mainly for
-tlmulants kept 10y the Catamount, running
from January, 1885, to little Last January
1886, looted up 50, Is. 81 The gallant
general credit, we regret to say, is only
IS. IS 3d., from which it appears that his
drink account does not differ from many
! kept in these modern days.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
| The hours of labor in the railroad shops
at St. Adams have been reduced to nine.
Mr.. Thomas Pierce, the first white male
child born 10 the town OF Georgia, died sud
ienly at his res ldence IN West Georgia, Tues
day evening, Oct. 2lst, in his Seth year.
a man at Montg emery Center has recover
ed S65 from blacksmith for damage to 1
morse in lpin5 the st,ns last spri rg.
Moran & Donneley's carriage factory anC
blacksmith shop at Fairfield were burnec
rhursi " night, % lust. Nothing was
saved. IS, So 900; insured tor 500
Edward o Brien, a grocery man at St. Al
bans, on Laeal.e street, recently found ant
broke up mouse nest. and found therei'
W. one dollar blils, three fifty, two twenty
five and eleven ten cent scrIpS, IN good stat
y preservation TIE nice had taken 1T rou
the money drawer.
j Re. arge of St. Albans had his left h an
radly crushed while coupling cars, Wednes
lay evening, in the railroad yard in tina
village.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Be(ard. the young Frenchmen who was &c
cIdentally shot through the body IN { 'nc'rd
It Is thought, will recover from his wlund
, The ball entered near the pit OF the stOnac
land was extracted from ms back.
Charles Ii. Weeks of Q imam, has rails ed
the present year, on his own farm, eis h
thousand bushels Of potstoes.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
: The Keesevllle (N " Republican says
A lug timing rod wrote To Us iron
RUTLAND for some extra papers. Alter sign
my hIs name. he wrote: " \ lghtuIn
rod man who managed to escape from Graz
Isle Co. Vermont
Mrs. Ann Eiza Tro mby, daughter of Hon
William, I SOwles of AlbuIgh, and her tw
children, who have been living IN Memphis
D died within few hours OF each other OF tn
yellow lever.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
The Lamolle Valley railroad is complet
ell and has regular trains running to Hyd
: Park considerable more than half the DIS
tance-and work on the rem Under Is 50 Ia
along that it will require less than 100
0 TO finish it ready Tor the iron. For
considerable portion OF the dIztance th
= grading is finished, the bridges are bui,t, an
ties are drawn to the ground ready TO be laiC
: IL is estimated that $500, 900 VIII Fl lIsh an
equip the road. aud wJrk has already bee
D re- commenced upon 1t which will be Fre,se
, through the winter, thus InSurlng the road
;. com pletIon from the Connecticut to Swauto
by July OF next year
ORANGE COUNTY.
The house aud barn OF Henry FIander
situated half way between Sharon an
Stafford, were recently destroyed by fir
L with almost all their contents. Loss hetwet
s $1,000 and s. 900. Insurance 5000
= DR.. ii itch whose death occurred at the Z,
|. ,idence of his son n-law. Hon. l.. E. Chl
If teuden in New York, on Tues lay evenln
October %, was born in Tunbridge, VT,
1888.
J Charles Mag0op, a native of Washngto
o was fatally injured in Boston, by the iallii
SIS OF wall.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
a Joseph a. Cooke, of NeSpjrt, was ARE:
- ed in Providence, r l., charged with who
sale thieving from several freight houses
so that city he was examined In the Justice
~ Court, and bound over In the sum OF 50
on each OF two complaints, for trial at
~ higher court, and sentenced t. thirty da
in in jail Cd another. lie stated tibet he W
D. trying to " earn" money to lit the mortga
. IN his Vermont farm.
. RUTLAND COUNTY.
" Major John A. Salisbury, OF Rutland, I
a' been app tinted one oil the staff of Gt
iy Charles Devens, Jr., the Grand Command
ul OF the Grand Army of the Republic of t
H.. United States with the rank of Brgad
General.
=" WINDHAM COUNTY.
lily The editor of the Tunes has on exhibit
d lock OF hair from the head of Caps. j II
:, the Modoc chief, sent by Lieut.. Kngsbur,
,m The Putney cheese f,ctorv, unter
." m ma cement of Mr.. (. G Page, has p
lc- duced this season about II 100 pounds
extra quality cheese. most OF VIII CHI has bt
sold at IA cents.
A. Nj. Wlnsl,w & Son of Putney BIZ
lately sold, for $3.50, two Short Horn h'
ers t. WadsworJn of Genesee. They b;