The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-23

week, TO take up his permanent residence
in that flourishing city. Mr. Camp has
long been one of the most enterprising and
public spirited citizens of northeastern YER
mont. He will be much missed, not only
in Lamoillc county, but throughout the
state.
Butter sells at Watervillc at 33 cents per
pound.
Col. Sawyer, Of Hyde Park, proprietor
of the American House, is repairing and
identifying it by newly papering and pant
ing, and is building a new vcraHdal in the
front.
A genius in Watervllc is astonishing
everybody by eating boiling hot sugar from
the kettle without injuring his mouth or
stomach. How he does it is mystery,
but there seems to be no doubt of his abil-
ity to do it.
"Tyford Nemoner' is what a person in
school district No. in johnson died of
last fall, according to the report of the dis
trlct clerk to the town clerks office. a
studious examination into the nature of the
disease shows it TO be typhoid pneumonia
that was the matter.
ORANGE COUNTY.
a species of opthalmia, or sore eyes.
seems to be epidemic in Ncrshirc, hardly n
family escaping its visit
The little daughter of Warren Lathrop.
of Nershire, was badly, but it is hoped not
dangerously burned, by falling into pail
Of hot water, April 18th.
The Bradford Opinion has gone into the
hands of stock company, and Mr. Stan
ton, of Laconia, N. II will take charge of
IT,
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The tallcst boy in Craftsbury is Charlie
Root, now six feet and six inches high and
still looking upward.
y sable was recently killed in Lowell.
An otter was caught in Westfield recent
~ which measured four feet seven inches
from tip TO tip.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Reuben Smith of Mortified, after try
ing twice, succeeded in taking morphine
enough to cause death ON the 10Th The
second time he jumped out of his window
in the night, when his watchers were
asleep, ran TO the barn, drank it before he
was discovered, and then wouldn't take an
antidote. he had a wife he couldn't get
divorced from IN any othcrlway.
AS JOiln W ncatOn OF Barre was standing
with his hired man in his sugar house re-
Gently, an explosion in the fire projected a
missile with much force toward them mar
rowly missing them 1t is supposed that
the frewood had been loaded with the in
tenton of killing whoever might be attend
ing the fire.
WlNDITAM COuNTu.
West River national bank at jamaica
has Il capital of 100000
c f Peck of Westminster has made / 800
pounds of maple sugar against 500 pounds
last year.
Levi Rice of Rockingham has this year
made over 800 pounds of nice sugar from
36 trees to which he hung 45 buckets-over
) pounds to tree.
l. " Adams at Bartousville, has made
over 400 pounds from 300 trees, or ovcr4
pounds to the tree, and did not tap but 20
trees at the first run.
Athens continues to produce large sock
very fine lamb which weighed u pounds
when it was dropped ; and George Eager
has chicken with three legs, and Daniel
Perham has a nice old biddy which the
other day laid two eggs weighing 81 ounces
plump.
j b Snyder, formerly of Nottingham,
died last week at Springfield, Mass.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Obcd Whpple, jr, of Pomfrct, has
lately received three Jersey cows, imported
direct from the Isle of all the Jerseys.
which cost him over two hundred dollars
apiece.
Charles +. Henry, Of Chester, recently
sold yoke of oxen weiShing 2'420 lbs.
and now has pair of three years old steers
weighing 1880 lbs
In South Royalton merchants are selling
hay seed for some 1915 per blshel, in
stead Of $3.50, as they did last year, not
withstanding the wholesale price is about
the same as last year. No one knows why
they do so--of course
The selcctmen of Ludlow having closed
the billiard hall in that village, twenty
young men have formed club, known as
the Temperate Knights of the Sphere and
Wand and bought one of the tables. They
intend to have reading room in connec-
ton with it,