The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-14
Vermont News.
Barnard centennial is next week Thurs

Barnard centennial is next week Thurs
da,.
Vermont aud Canada railroad stock is now
quoted at As and Rutland (preferred) at
20!.
Mr.. Henry Ballard is active IN the circu-
lation of petition in Burlington for the
pardon of Arson S. Crane.
Newport, Vermont, has boon created a
port from which goods can be shipped from
Canada in bond.
The board of agriculture, manufactures
and mining will hold meeting at East
Berkshire, June 1G and II.
The people of Derby Center had bear
hunt Decoration day. The bear received
charge of shot, but escaped.
Judge j. p. Bradley of the United States
supreme court has again leased the Butler
residence at Stowe for the summer.
The examination of the graduating
classes of the state normal school at Castle
ton will commence Wednesday, June iG.
The appraised value per mile of the rail-
road bed and track in the city of Burling-
ton is $3.50. The total length of road
within the city limits is estimated at 1-2
miles.
A leading member of the Chttenden
county bar, has watched the progress of
improvements on the Burlington city park
apparently with great interest. He now
asks, Twill they lath and plaster 2
There is considerable gossip at Waterbury
over recent marriage at the reform school,
the parties being one of the boys, aged
about Is years, and the cook, aged about
40, who has this lad for her third husband.
The suit brought by Heman a. Phelps of
Milton VS.. the Central Vermont railroad
company, in regard to certain lot of
wood, is to be arbitrated, having been re-
ferred to Hon. T. p. Redheld.
According to the latest listers report,
there are in lrasburg 1893 oxen, 255 horses,
As colts, ,2G5 cows, POI two and three
years old cattle, 1916 yearl:ngs, 1,105 sheep,
l72 hogs. IS dogs, SO swarms of bees and
223 polls.
On Tuesday, one OF the prisoners in the
Jail at Chelsea, who had been allowed by
Mr.. Dickinson to go about the buildings,
and was left by him at work in the stable,
, made his escape. Search was at once
made, but at last accounts he had not been
found.
Commencement occurs at Norwich uni
, yersity July lst The Grafton will be de-
p livered by James A. L. Whittier of Boston,
/ and the poem by Rev. DIR. Andrew Hull of
Montpelier. The usual infantry and ar
,illery drills will take place during the
morning, ending with review and dress
parade.
;, The New York World of June I'd men
tions that portrait of the Rev. DIR. Lord
y of Montpelier has been finished by T. W
Wood. the artist, and is now in the studio
G of that gentleman. Dr. Lord is happily
q described by the critic of the World as '',
/. fine looking gentleman with steady browl
eyes, fresh complexion and wearing firret
coat.
Sheriff Stimson of Windsor county ha
appointed the following deputies Rollil
Amsdcn of Windsor, William r. Hewitt
" of Woodstock. S. A. Armstrong of Nor
l. witch, w. ii. Sawyer of Plymouth, Gard
y ner j. Wallace of Bethel, Charles S. Lovel
d of Springfield.
M. ID. Gilman, Esq, of Montpelier, Hon
y G. f. Houghton of North Bennington, ant
l. G. G. Pettigrew, of Ludlow, the director
1t of the state prison, were at Windsor las
4, week, to consider the repairs accessory oil
10 the old prison to make it habitablo Tor th'
| confinement of convicts