The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
State Items.

William G.. Rely of Vermont has been
confirmed as consul to Zanziafa and George
II. Owen of Rutland as constl at Messina.
John L. Knight has been Confirmed as
postmaster at Brandon.
1t is recalled that the LEGISLATURES of
Massachusetts, Vermont and lhode Island
nominated President Jeffersm for a third
term; also that he promptly declined it.
Which is the difference between now and
then.
The young men connected With the diff
ferent religious bodies in Che4er have Or
ganized Young Mems Christian associa-
ton and elected the following officers
President, II. d. Grain vice-Dreeident. d.
Chandler secretary, George E. Head
treasurer, Rollin Chandler.
A stringency in the money market, or a
lack of young ladies, was demonstrated at
Richmond one day last week. Report says
at the cotillion party, last Friday night, at
Richmond, about thirty gentlemen were
present and three ladies'.
j. F. T. Grown of Derry, N. H.. while
returning in sleigh from the funeral of
his mother, Monday, at Chelsea. VT, was
thrown out and remained unconscious in
the snow for an hour, when he revived
and managed to crawl to a house near by,
but died, Tuesday, from the effects of his
exposure.
A disgraceful affray occurred Tuesday
at the wooden mill in North Hartland, be-
tween Deacon Epbraim Morris and Olive,
Brothers, ir., of Hartlsnd, during an ex.
citing controversy over an old matter
Morris and his workmen elected Brothers
from the mill and injured him 30 seriously
that medical aid was necessary. DR.. s. G.
Allen reports Brothers in q critical con
dition.
A South Hadley Falls woman called al
Carter & Belden's stable, early Tuesday
morning, for team to 60 to Vermont will
saying that she did not want to start ill ::
O'CLOCK. cnc, however, sat oowu in th'
carriage and said she would wait there til
1t was time to 60. Officer j. w. Wake
came along and said he would go with her
So he drove over to South Hadley Fall
with her and locked her up in house
She goes to the insane asylum at North
ampton.
AS Daniel Clark, of Richmond, was fell
ing tree, Saturday, he was seriously, i
not fatally, injured. He had chopped
| tree some two feet through, when the but
bounded up and back, taking his cap of
his head. He fell down and was caugb
by the hips between log and the body o
the tree. A young man with him finall
succeeded in getting him out of the vice
He was over mile from any house, an
about three hours elapsed before tear
could be procured. He has no use of hi
legs.
A large bear was killed last Saturday, o
the mountains in Bolton, by Messrs. Sar
ford and Osmare. They followed three t
their den and fired into it number o
times and supposed they had killed ther
all, but succeeded in getting out only th
old one, it being near night. On returnin
the next day to secure the other two, on
had made his escape and the other 10 sur
posed to be dead in the cave. The cav
being too small to admit person, the
have not succeeded in getting it yet.
The committee appointed to represer
Burlington at the coming meeting of th
American board of transportation and con
merce at Chicago, started on their mission
Saturday night, taking thel 1870 train fc
Albany, where they expected to meet tn
delegation from New York city and Brool
lyn. The committee consists of Hon. +
| G. Kennedy, president Of the Manuta,
turers' union /; ex-Mayor Lie. Dodge, Hor
G. G. Benedict, Gen. W. w. Henry, an
Hon. Geo. II. Bigelow. 1t is strong de
egation aud will we'll represent Burlingto
at the convention.