Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-28
FIREs.-Rutland was visited on Sunday


burned up through one floor of the building
INTO the bookstore of futile & Co. 1t
looked at one time a. if the Herald ,
establishment must burn. but by the almost
superhunlan efforts of the tiremcn and the
citizens ana the stability of the building it
was saved in a damaged condition. Some
OF the contents, stock and machinery were
consumed or very badly damaged. The
DAILY Heruld. however, appeared Monday
morning, is usual. The cause of the fire
is not definitely known, but is supposed to
be a gas explosion from a coal stove or an
eyerheatel stove. Messrs futile & Co.,
had 4 heavy Insurance, much more than
their loss. +. Fern, druggist, suffered
some damage t. his stock, but tina. was
also insured
DRUNKEN Row IN RUrLAND-A drum
ken row occurred at West Rutland, Sunday
night, resulting in the shooting of Daniel |
Sullivan in the mouth by Edward S. Low |
ell. 1t appears that Sullivan and several
companions called at LOvell's house to oct
something to drink, but refused to pay for
1t. Lowell says they went out, and after
ward tried to again obtain admission,
which being refused. they began throwing
stones and smashing windows, also that
Sullivan fired ut him, and then he fired
back in srll-dcfcnce. Sullvan'S friends
I however, claim that Lowell shot him with
I ~.
house. The ball from the pistol struck the
mouth and going the whole length of the
tongue, lodged in the muscles ut the back
of The neck. There i, 4 prospect of his re-
day.
TIE LADIES IN COLLEGE AT BuKING-
roN.-Tne Free Press has the following
notice OF the class breakfast participated
the Vermont University -
Oar fair sisters of the Sophomore
class, celebrated their class breakfast at
the usual time. After songs and Il class
poem, Ethel Z, sherman. toast mistress,
proposed the following toasts:
STAT III the broad Ke0dbisr.
Response, Florence Crookcr.
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rr.IItloUs dawn
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% LIZ Is be tr,e t. or IN st sub,I!c selves"
Response, Lcttie Durant.
Everything passed off pleasantly, and
will long be remembered by all who par
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mas, convention Will be held a. Rcnuinc