The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-20

\ new Roman Catholic church Is about
completed at East Albany.
South Wheelock has a man 60 years old
who meyer subscribed for a newspaper
All but $500 of the $3o6,G6O state tax
has been paid into the treasury.
The annual meeting of the Lamoille
Valley railroad is to he held at IIydcparl,
August It'll.
Calvin Bigelow had horse and buggy
valued at five hundred dollars stolen at the
circus at Lyndonvllc.
Mr.. Geo Williams of Sheffield has tur-
key gobbler which has just set on and
Matched nest full Ct hens eggs.
Windsor Grange has just received from
the state agent a carload of salt of $50
bushels, saving of nearly one-third.
There is considerable scare about the
smallpox in Orleans county, but all re-
ports are greatly exaggerated.
The Methodists will hold a camp meeting
at Alburgh, commencing Sept. LIST, in the
same grove IL was last 1all.
Over $4,000 have been raised toward
building a new Methodist church in Morris
town, and a building committee has been
appointed.
A. NJ. Carpenter OF CRANKY injured his
spine and broke several ribs by fall from
building on which he was at work in
Guildhall.
Little Fred Clark, aged niue years, of
1rasburgh, is musical prodigy. He plays
most any piece of music after once hearing
it, on the organ or piano.
Willie Parker of Cambridge, lad five
years old, had three fingers taken off in
the gear of a moving machine while at
play with it the other day.
James Fisk, father of Col. Jim Fisk, has
presented to the Universalist society of
Brattleboro fine oil painting of cross,
which cost $500. 1t is to be hung in the
church.
Although the grass was badly winter
killed in some parts of the state, the coplous
and frequent rains have insured II good
hay CROP if there is only weather to secure
it.
The North Troy Palladium say that on
account of family troubles Joseph Tatro
attempted to commit suicide by hanging. a
week ago Saturday, but was prevented and
placed under keepers.
The wife of Henry Allen, of Chelsea,
committed suicide the 9TH inst. by hanging
herself in her husbands sugar house.
Caused by mental arrangement She was
about forty years of age.
The youngest child of Ex-Governor Stew
art of Midlebury died Monday during the
absence of both parents. The governor
was in New York attending the funeral of
relative, and the mother was i'll at Ripton.
Alonzo Newton, who was at work in the
steam mill at Barton Landing leaned for
ward to look out of the window lust in time
to escape beng sent into eternity by the
bursting of pulley, piece of which
weighing 800 pounds passed where his head
had been.
Osman Dryer followed con-" last
Thursday when he caught his fore-fnger
between wheel hub and a moving ma
chine, and tore the nail off. His little son
Freddie, last Tuesday, made the same ex-
clamation when he fell off lumber wagon
and one wheel passed over his bowels. --
Monitor.
Tho candidates for the nomination of
county senators from Franklin county are
Hon. Benjamin II. Smaley of Swanton,
Hon. Victor Atwood, Hon. Judge II. B.
Soulc, St. Albans, n. G. Martin, Esq
sheldon, w. y. Wrightman, Rchford.
For sheriff, the names of VIM. p. Walker.
st. Adams, Thos Is. Kennedy, Fairfield
ID. J. Morrill,, Swanton. On the Other
county officers not much mention is made
On going into his pasture Monday morn
ing, James Malayin, of Bakersfield, found
pair of two-year-old twin colts, belonging
to him, dead, and third horse which he
took in the barn with him, died before
night. All three Of the horses were seer
the day before and were apparently al
right. He had the horses dissccted by {
physician, who thinks from their appear
ance that they were poisoned