Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-18

while the attic will be used as q dormitory
The trustees have approved his plan, and II
will be carried out in about 10 days
Meanwhile, the youngsters must stay at the
hotel.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
The Catholic children of Brattleboro were
again suspended from the village schools,
for staying out Of school on Tuesday
of last week TO attend church, under a pro-
test Of the committee. The legality Of the
suspension will be decided in the supreme
court, next February.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Providence River oysters are advertised
at 40 cents at Springfield The st. Johns
bury Sovereigns get than for 80.
Rose Dimick, of West Windsor, while rip
ping a garment with scissors, accidentally
stuck the point in one Of her eyes, putting it
out
A short time ago q couple of strangers
appeared in Norman buttons grocery at
Woodstock, and soon after they left, Mr..
Dutton found his pocket had been picked.
He lost $500 in money and some papers.
The grangers of West Windsor are bound
to have the full benefit of their order, as
they send for merchandise OF all kinds, dis.
pensing almost entirely with the use of mid.
dlemen and thereby saving to themselves
quite percentage.
The National Association of Shorthorn
Breeders, which recently met a Springfield,
ILL.,, has entrusted Alex. Charles, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, with the work of procuring
complete statistics of all Shorthorns now
living in the United States and Canada, for
publication in the report Of their proceedings.
Blanks will be furnished them free Of charge
promptly on application to Mr.. Charles.
Shorthorn men will please give this their
very earnest attention, for by so doing the
forthcoming report Of the American Asso-
citation of Breeders will be made the most
valuable and interesting publication ever
issued in the country.
Silver Lake Grange celebrated the ami
versary Of the Patrons Of Husbandry on Fri
day, Dec. 4, at their hall, by having an
oyster supper, &c. This grange was some
time trying to organize and many thought it
never would organize and if it did that it
would not amount to much, for they would
not send for any goods but again the out
slders are disappointed, as the grange has
had three barrels Of kerosene oil, ninety
bushels of coarse salt aud over one hundred
and sixty dollars worth Of other goods.
Quite a nice little quantity, considering size
Of grange and time since organization
Standard.
GRAFTON COUNTY, Nh
Charlie Fogler shot an eagle that meas
ured, from tip to tip, I feet and six inches,
a few days since, at Monroe.
A son Of Joseph Hardy, of East Haver-
hill, accidentally shot himself dead, while
out cunning last week
BY vote Of the Mascoma Lodge, Past
Grand Master Amos Jones distributed tur-
keys, the day before Thanksgiving, to all the
Odd Fellows widows in Lebanon.
The Republic says that the gold mills are
both running. The Electro Co. are now
making very rich ore, aud making it pay
we'll The Paddock Co. are getting their
mill to working well, and are paying their
expenses.
Mr. James G.. Moore has arrangements
nearly completed for starting a wood pulp
factory at Lisbon. He is the inventor of an
important improvement which has been pur-
chased by the Winuepisseogee Paper Co. for
handsome sum, Mr.. Moore reserving the
right to manufacture himself With his
peg and pulp factory, he evidently is doing
much for the prosperity of Lisbon.
EASTERN TOWNSHIPS, p. O.
Mrs. McKinistry addressed the people at
the Sutton school house last Sunday evening.
There was quite full house.
Allen Perkins, who broke into the store
of Remck Il auckland, Barnston Corner,
in October last, is now under arrest at Bath,
N. H., for breaking into store in that
place on the night Of Nov. 18th.