The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-03
Vermont News.


Fayetteville.
Butter shipments at st. Adams, on Tues
day, 1858 tubs.
From the present prospect the apple
crop in Vermont will be small.
There are nine Vermonters among the
1,10l students of Michigan university.
The Windham county Jail has seven in
mates, which is more than the usual num-
Der.
James Bolac of Failfiell gets away with
the st. Adams champions easily in wrest-
ling
Henry Davis received fearful cut while
at work in the box factory, at Glover,
Monday.
A MIR. Sbley OF Fayetteville, who broke
his leg last week, died on Thursday from
the effects.
The milestone shops at Bloomington are
lying still tor repairs, the main gear hay
ing broken.
From four to six hundred sheep persisted
in the storm on Friday, the 18th, in
Weathersfield
Mr.. l. E, Wheeler of Worcester, has
yearling Cotswold sheep which sheared, in
May, twelve pounds of wool.
Harvey Perkins, OF Bloomington, built
house and moved into it in twelve days.
l Thiomou In collod f,u;oI, ,,ori,
Edward Holtham, of Bloomington, lost
horse worth 5000 by its falling through
the floor Of an old house into the cellar.
Homer Bradley, of Bloomington, was
obliged to kill his mare, with foal, by
reason of her falling on a stub and tearing
her entrails out.
-Four money order offices in Vermont, of
| which Windsor county has two The off,
ces are Plainfcld, Rochester, Wallingford,
and Weston.
The dedication of the new Congregation
! al church in Waitstield, will occur on
Wednesday. July 18th. Sermon by Rev.
w. ii. Lord, ID. ID.
Herbert Tilden, a graduate of Colby UNI
versity, has been engaged as principal for
Black River academy, at Ludlow, during
the coming year.
James Henri Costley, who was executed
at Dedham street Jail on Friday, the 25th,
used to be connected with Whitmore &
Clarks Ministries.
Two freight trains on the western d.
vision of the Central Vermont have been
discontinued on account of the falling off
of freight on that division.
Hon. William p. Wells of Detroit, for
merly of st. Adams, has acceptably filled
during the past year professorship in the
law department of Michigan university.
The soldiers of Barton invite their COM
rades to meet on the tair ground on Mon
day next, July 9th, at 0 o'clock, a. m, for
the purpose of forming soldiers reunion
| society.
On Thursday night last, lightning struck
| the church and also the cheese factory at
| West Brookfeld, tearing up boards, and
showing unmistakeable marks that it made
loud call.
Mr.. s. Carpenter of Brookfeld was pois-
oned on the 22d of June by taking some
sulphuric acid, thinking it to be cider, but
is now considered to be out of danger from
| its effects.
The st. Adams Adrertiser has another
announcement. 1t drops its weekly edi-
ton and embarks in the novel enterprise,
for Vermont, of publishing semi weekly,
to be issued Tuesdays.
The family of Thomas Trumpass of
Westfield, and some visitors had melted
sugar on snow the Goth inst. The snow
was obtained at bank north of his house
not mile from the Burlington road
The Rev. William c. Hopkins of Aurora,
Illinois, the first rector of St. Marys (Epis-
copaD church, Mortified, is visiting his
many friends in the latter place, and will
oflicate in said church on Sunday next,
July 4th.
Seven of Woodstock's young men are
booked for collegiate course at Dart
mouth, as follows; James Morrill,, Ed
ward G. Bailey, Charles Washburp, l..
Arnold Barrett, Edward Munger, William
Campbell, Charles w. French.
Among the appointments to the United
States naval academy, at Annapolis, last
week, was that of Theodore @. Dewey,
second son of Edward Dewey, esq.,, of
Montpelier. Young Dewey received the
unusual compliment of an appointment at
large.
The last Of the Wednesday evening
prayer-meetings at the Congregational
church, at Albany, under the direction of
its late pastor, Rev. A. Watson, was at
tended by only five members of the church;
which is at least significant of want of in
terest in the matter of the meeting if
nothing more.
A barn belonging to Mr. Ford, living in
Jay, was burned last Thursday night, and
after the fire quantity of bones, supposed