The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

Vermont News.

Myron Dormon has been appointed con-
stable of Swanton, in place of john Mahon
resigned.
Moses Catin of Swanton, lost one of q
valuable span of horses recently, with the
epizootic.
Rev. Mr.. Chandler was ordained pastor
of the North Troy Baptist church on
Wednesday, the LIST.
Mr.. Stephen Atwood of Stowe, killed a
golden eagle, this week, that measured six
feet and ten inches from tip to tip.
The Vermont state grange of the patrons
of husbandry will meet at Burlington on
Tuesday with large attendance
The annual election of the National life
insurance company takes place at Mont
pelier, January 3D. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Thieves entered the store of Ira Horvey,
st. Jobnsbury, on the 7th, and secured
about $50 worth of nickels and goods.
The Central Vermont are paying cou-
pons on the guaranteed bonds and on the
Stanstead, Shefford and Chambly bonds.
Charles M. Marsh, Charles II. Williams
of Woodstock, and Milo Buck of Reading,
have been admitted to the Windsor county
bar.
The new hotel near the depot at Swanton
is called the Barney house, and was opened
last Wednesday evening, by the proprietor,
f. Balve.
On Sunday, the 9th, large force OF men
was employed to stop up muskrat hole in
the dam of the milestone factory in
Bloomington.
'Copperheads' in Corinth are on the iu-
crease in the vicinity of Pike HILL Capt. T.
A. Chase now employing about 70 men in
the Union mines.
The creditors of Elisha Foster, in Brown
ington, have agreed to let him manage his
own affairs, hoping that he will be able to
get out of his embarrassments.
Mrs. Rollin Smith of Swanton, has a
Gala lily which is a perpetual bloomer. 1t
has not been without bud or blossom
more than two weeks at time for three
years.
Three persons were baptized in the Uni
versaist church at Brattleboro, Sunday,
the 9th, and fifty-two persons were con-
firmed at the Catholic church by the bish-
op of Burlington.
Rev. J. f. Simmons of Springfield, will
deliver the second lecture before the Will
liston lecture association on "What we
read" The next lecture is by j. Edward
Wright of Montpelier, subject "The bum
die Of habits"
MIR. A. A. Ranney, the distinguished
lawyer of Boston, son of the late Lieu
tenant Governor Waitstill r. Ranney of
Townsheud, celebrated the twenty fifth an
niversary of his marriage last week at his
residence in Chester square, Boston. A
large number of friends, including mem
bers of the Suffolk bar were present NJ
merous and costly gifts were bestowed.
The statement, says the Boston Journal,
that the St. Leon springs have passed into
the hands OF Messrs. Edmunds, Powers,
Foster, Clark and others is incorrect
None of the above named gentlemen have
any interest in st. Leon springs nor never
had. The springs belong to Messrs. Gilman,
johnson and Sargent and have belonged to
them for the last three years.
A young man, calling himself Rev. w.
H. Tilden, and pretending to be Baptist
minister and graduate of Colby univer
sity, recently married young lady of
Brattleboro. 1t now turns out that he is
an impostor and has wife and child In
Maine. He left his new wife at Brattle-
boro few days since, pretending that he
had received call to preach at a Massa-
chusetts town, and she has not heard from
him since.
A couRty grange of the Patrons of Has-
bandry has been formed in Washington
county with the following officers Master,
f. E. Andrews overseer, G. L. Moody ;
secretary, ]. L. Hollister treasurer,
James Gregg lecturer, VIM. Schofleld
chaplain, l.. Warren steward, Geo. Miles;
assistant secretary, G. II. Herrick gate
keeper, Geo. Carlton ceres. Mrs G. E.
Moody pomona, Mrs. ]. e. Hollister
flora, Mrs. Geo. Miles; stewardess, Mrs. L.
Warren.