The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-28
Vermont News.


Vermont News.
Mumps have been making thorough
sweep at West Fnrlee and at the mines.
Farmers in Franklin county are paying
S1.15 to $1.25 per day for help during
haying.
The criminal department of the city of
Burlington has cost the last six months
$3,O946s.
The st. Adams rolling mills are running |
on the iron for the Woodstock railr Dad,
which is now about half completed.
Blue berries and raspberries are selling |
at cents per quart in the north part OF
the state. The berries come from northern
New York.
Hon stephen Dow, for many years res
ident of Craftsbury has purchased large
dairy farm in Jericho. where he intends to
move in the fall.
n. Munroe's strawberry crop at Bellows
Falls this season, has been unusually fine
and large, amounting to 1900 boxes or
almost IA bushels
Blowing out the gaslght before retiring,
nearly put an end TO the life of rural
gentleman, at the Braitleboro house, in
Brattlcboro, last week.
The telegraph wire along the Burlington
and Lamoille road, has been connected
with the Office at Burlington, and will soon
be extended to Cambridge,
The Vergenncs Vermonter suggests Saw
Mill Point, tie place where the steamer
Champlain was wrecked as good place
to locate government light house. We
| should say so.
A Swanton man paid fifteen dollars for
week, in St Albans lie went for the sher-
| if to help lin recover his money but the
soap man Ind departed.
As the Vermont was going into Patts-
burgh Wednesday, the motion Of her
wheels threw the waves so that they drove
| a canal boat loaded with coal against the
| dock. and sunk her IN almost three minutes.
The first woman ever sworn as a notary
public in Vermont, is Miss 1hyrza f.
| Pangborn, daughter of the late DAVID X.
Pangborn, Burlington, and for some years
past recorder in the probate office of Chit
tendon county. She took the oath of office
James &. French of Montpelier, has re-
tired from the position of manager of the
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad and
resigned from the Board of directors. The
road is now under the supervision of WA.
Stowell, late its chief clerk.
The Vermont farm machine company, at
Bellows Falls, are now employing from
fifteen TO twenty men. They manufacture
the "Gleaner" horse rake, ana have sold
1900 this season. They have also manu-.
featured about 400 of their evaporators fol-
the manufacture of maple sugar.
The Julia, Capt. Linsley, with pleas
urc party consisting of Mr.. Mal Davis,
family and friends of Burlington, made &
pleasure trip, to Juniper, Malletts Bay
little steam yacht says the Free Press is
well calculated for pleasure parties
The work of laying the track on the new
railroad was commenced at Port Kent or
Thursday. About mlc and half south
has already been laid, and the iron is ready
at Port Kent for six more. About 5000
ties have been unloaded for the railroad al
Port Kent within a day or two.
Levi Field won foot race and IS agains
one Cutler from Crafisbury, at Irasburgh
July 10th. The race course was around
the common, about "A quarter of mile
On the 18th, w. ID. Tyler, shortlegget
lawyer, ian with farmer William B. Tap
lin, and got so badly used up that he won
be out on the track again for sometime.
John Il. SAKE, wholesale lumber deale
of Troy, N. Y. an eldest son of John G
SAKE, was robbed at Congress Hall, Sarato
ga, Saturday last, of gold watch, $500 il
greenbacks, diamound shirt studs and ring
total 500. He woke up about 6 n. m
| just in time to see the back of the robbie
as he went out Of the room. Detective
are at work, but there is small chance O
recovery.
G. II. SaXby, of johnson, was arrested
on Tuesday of last week, and was to b.
examined on Wednesday, on a charge o
adultery and procuring an abortion on ELL
| i'hihNof va ~ JuC L uihs tDNC IN TtDOTttu III
, a very critical condition, and not expecte,
to live. Saxby has several civil suits pend
ing in the county court, and it is though
that h s chances for term in the stat
boarding house are good.
| James Ingalls,, As years of age, VII,
claimed to be native of Scotland AM
formerly employed on the New York an,
Canada railroad, came to the police oflic,
in Burlington week ago Sunday sick an,
destitute. and was taken TO the poer hOus
5 and cared for the next day. His diseas
9 proved to he inflammation of the bowel
and in spite of medical skill he died OF
Saturday. The deceased said he ha
friends living in Warren county New
York.
On the first day of July, George Squires
who until lately, for five or SIX years ha
lived with Ira Garfield and wife In tina
, part of Glover known as "Mud Island,
e came to their house and claimed to owl
one OF the COWS, which was news to MI
,, and Mrs. g., as they supposed that the
had settled off to his satisfaction before
] But Squircs drove off the COW in spite O
a protest. Mrs. Garfield was heshy woman
| and has had slight difficulty of the heart
She went into the house very much excite
sat down on the edge of the bed and cale
E to her husband saying 81 believe | an
- dying" and sank down upon the floor an,
, died within twenty minutes. Her deaf
was caused by a rush of blood to the heart
occasloned by excitement.
The steamer Montreal met with an accl
; dent at Rouses Point, Wednesday. AS sh
was moving out her hawser got caught i
some manner, swinging her around, agains
= the dock, and tearing the covering from
I one of her wheel houses. No other damag
was done, and she will probably soon
running again.