The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-13
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the first child born in the town of Berk-
shire. The town was first represented in
1896 by Stephen Royce, father of the late
Gov. Stephen Royce and grandfather of
Judge Homer q. Royce.
GRAND ISLE.
The NJ. Il. Preachers association of st.
Adams district held session in South
Hero, commencing Tuesday evening, Oct.
9Th, and closed on the following Thursday.
The session opened with a practical dis
course by Presiding Elder Cooper, and es-
says we're read by Rev. II. Chrystie of
North Hero, Rev. w. G. Robinson of Hol-
land and others. .4%
Grand Isle county mainly consists of
islands which are embosomed in the waters
of Lake Champlain, being 2S miles long
from north to south and about miles
wide and contains 80 square miles. 1t was
Incorporated November l, 1902.
LAMo1LLE COUNTY,
Elias Chadwick, of Jacksonville, has
raised on acre of land SO bushels of Ham
burgh oats.
A. c. Spaulding of jericho, shipped last
week 100 tubs of butter, most of it pur-
chased in.Cambridgo.
Joel NJ. Wilcox of Cambridge, IS the
owner OF colt, Weighing 900 pounds,
4 good crop of potatoes is reported in
the county. Tho early rose are the only
ones afflicted with the rot.
The Three.scoic-and society, of
Stowe, met last Saturday and elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows Presi-
dent, Dca. Josephus Mann Vice Prerident,
Mr. Il. Bigeow Second Vice President,
Mrs. Rachel Slayton Secretary, DIR. N.
II. Thomas Assistant clerk. Mrs. Henry
Alger committee Of four, MIR. and Mrs.
r. Washburne. Mrs Eliza Benson and Mr.
Bigelow. Seven of the aged ones have
died since they organized.
Mrs. Joseph Russell, of Stowe, broke one
leg Wednesday of last week.
At Cambridge Albee Buss met with Il
severe accident last week. lie was getting
out logs in the woods, and as he was cut
ting off stump a log flew back, knocking
him down an,l breaking both bones Of his
left Leg.
Waterville, is Boosting over child
of the female persuasion, something
less than IS months old and weighing 80
pounds.
A. serious runaway accident happened ut
Waterville, last Wednesday afternoon AS
Mrs, &. II. Gilmore and her babe, Mrs DR..
Corey and Mrs. 5 II. Wells, all in Mr..
Gilmore carriage, were returning to The
village from the ladies' aid society, held at
G. w. Hulbard's they were stopped when
about half way tn !he village, by Mr.. HUI
hurd, who wished 10 change the bride on
The horse. As soon as the bits
were taken from the horses mouth he
started on the keen run. Mr.. Hulburd
clung to the horse until after crossing the
bridge, when he was thrown down and the
carriage passed over his body. The horse
then turned towards the church, ran the
wagon against the fence and overturned it.
The horse then cleared himself from the
wagon, and the inmates were helped from
the wreck. The carriage being a covered
phaeton, the occupants could not cave
themselves by jumping Mrs. Gilmore was
slightly injured on the head and her baby
had lip badly cut Mrs. Wells received q
nervous shock; Mrs. Corey received in
juries about the left ann and severe
shock to her nervous system, and MIR.
iialburd's injuries were quite severe but
not dangerous. Had not the horse cleared
himself from the wagon as it overturned,
all might have been killed. 1t was mar
'"-' escape from death.
Lamolile cUu..,v in extent is about 81
miles from north to soun, ~rd nearly the
same from east to west, and it coi,",~c
about 420 square miles.
The bears are killing the sheep at Cam
bridge.
Henry Nye OF Cambridge had his horse
wagon and two tubs of butter stolen on,
night last week.
The family of Harrison Putnam o.
Pleasant Valley have lately suffered severe
alfllcIions. On the 18Th OF July his father