The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-05


nm a, hin, Tho ,oors runnipo from bis ewes
ana Tho HOOD from bis mouth. and cried
out, "Charpe it Doctor" and then started
for home on double quick time. x.
ORANGE COUNTY.
nv ~ -. ,., hoor onno;,,ed most
,,.s.ar a, Ns,vbprv v;ce II. r. Morse. re-
a;ao"1 Nv A'e"'''
'e".'' .,
Jooson, OF NewDury, mas soiu n,e go go,
p.",.;,,a ,aS. &c" Sar o. o6o
uo C,..L osvor.h;re claims 10 have
.haauni Ia go fron, one sheen IL lbs.
81 re@, ast.d t'', 80 49,
VI ""'~"
ORLEANS COUNT
The directors of the Barton national
bank have voted to call in $50 on each
share of the capital stock of said bank on
the 10th day of August, 1870; and also S25
on each share on the 10th day Of Septem-
Der, 1s75-making, with the assessment OF
SGo already corrected, tne Inc. to.a. sum s o.
@llo on eaoii sl'a, 'n. W osns iC. 'no
premium 10 oe paiu ior Tue JULIUS 81 lar az
II may CO.
A. o. Joslyn, of Bloomington, found
one of his cows dead in the pasture, last
Saturday.
The Wiloughhy Lake scythe stone fac
tory, situated at Evansville, in Browning
ton, has just shut down for repairs. This
factory is in building about 40 by eighty
feet, on the Willoughby river, a small
stream feeding Willoughby lake, about four
miles from the lake. The quarry is up the
river about three miles further. They en-
ploy twenty hands, and the mill is kept
running night ana uay, anu sui they are
not aoiH 10 III .hei. Tru sat-" anJ oc'
au, a., pa u.s. VI eo VIZ ooun,r;as Is,eiv
.Ssn no,n as 81 for, carnonv
The mill ia TO start up again about the first
of September and will run through the fall
and winter on stone for next summer's use.
n dov on an averace.
~, .eo,. "a T Dodoo 81 rovou
na'. weoA' 90 i.;,, $3.50 ~ ~
"s Pr, aI2S ~ a;,1.i L;a,,od IL lie
from his hand which struck him between
the ewes cutting quite cash and causing
The blood to flow freely.
r.,., - ;o;,,oa nil, tho Cor,ro.
oo,;onoi chnrch a, Rrownington last Sun.
dav'
sunni, o,, A.,
aaron uray Oh one,neiu' S sas s on .t
present season RON sneep $1,000 "1 a,.l
Oh Mooi anu i""o' 'e''ue' Ae'p'"s NV
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pIeacheu lis nrs' Se''''o" j" "'""'y "e"'''
m r.,,,..;A.,
Tue 0anN az Is ~ s nd a'i,ons ,'a no,
n'aue u NV Vi WHY 'oui uoS -.
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uoiiars PET SNARE a. s 'ne n noa' ''o'"s up
winch VIII oe III d lew ~eeA''
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mrs. Nina Gregory Slayton, of Chicago
daughter of Hon. John Gregory of North
field, is making 1lne reputation ior her
sen as u puoiic rcaue' III .ne iI .,'
winter she gave oVeT tWeny lH"uS0 ~ .n'
Guy OF lineage. Iwo e.e . :" sui
eession she appeared on ane suse, W. -.
MRS. Scout oluuohs' anu was iesaiuet W
the greater part oi .he auuienIe as Una
iauy superior one Is oho VI VIZ ue''
not the very pest rcaue's III inc es'
Commencing July 9th, there has beer
run an afternoon express tram from mont
pelier over the Iaiiroad 10 Weils river
connecting win the Oenlrai 'aniosa ia;
express tram from Burlington anu 81. AL
oan'
Inc montpelier Domrnas says that on tn
night OF the Zoth' fohcemah Dumas, whii
gong MS ROUNDS heard a man IN the new
Pavilion. lie shouted for his "pard, lr'
Cutler, ana the TWO ehtered the ouioihg
Inc man Jumped out, ana ran GOWN ota'
street, the officers after him. When oP
posite MI IL. N. iapins dumas mred nj
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