The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-25
vermont News.

The board of Aldermen Of the city Of
Burlington have appointed Col. A. G.
Watson, DR.. F. J. lIendee and Michael
Mulqueep. assessors
The ilremen officially which occurred at
the Murray street fire At Burlington is to
be investigated by special committee Of
the board of aldermen.
Butter market dull ; shipments at Enos-
burgh Falls are small very little new
offered "a yet winter butter, l5c. to 1sc.
fall. lsc. to 22c. new, best, 25c.
On Saturday of last weel, Henry Ma
combcr, oC Wcstford, while at work in
Mr.. Stanley's factory, had three fingers of
his left hand cut off by carelessly getting
them in contact with a circular saw.
Union prayer meetings are being held at
Burlington this week. Two or more of the
Massachusetts, laymen whose labors were
so successful at ST. Johnsbury are expected
to be present and aid In the revival work.
We hear, ON excellent authority, says
the St. Adams -1drnrt'ser, that \. J. Crane
is quite likely to serve his full term at
Woodstock. and that tie prevailing I'M
preston 10 the contrary is purely specula-
tive talk.
The 81. .Albans butter muikcl OF Tues
day was very inactive. Prices had a down.
ward tendency. Quotations common to
fair 10 to 1Sc medium to good. IS to 20
selections, % to % fancy, Or Ship
mcnls. 81 tubs.
The Ransom Guards of st. Adams have
unanimously voted TO accept the courteous
invitation to attend the centennial celcbra-
ton at Old Concord, Mass, on the 10Th of
April next. They will honor Vermont and
do great credit to themselves
Nathaniel Richardson, we'll known
lawyer in Boston, a native OF Windsor
county, was in the municipal court Mon
by false pretences from VIM. f. Bacon :;
S57 from Henry b. Davis. He borrowed
the cash from these parties and gave worth
less checks in payment. He waived OK.
animation and was held in $500 for trial.
The farmers have found that il pays to
feed their cows grain, consequently the
feed stores at Enosburgh Falls 1--WE have
two are doing an immense business com.
pared with but II few years ago. One firm
| hos cold alrnaIx, in tbi, t,npfI SDln1
and are bothered to get corn and shorts to
| supply their customers. There has not
been bushel of corn for sale in this burgh
for six weeks. Corn ordered as long ago
MS the 4th of February and CARED, has not
yet put in an appearance. Flour on the
rise. Car. Of 81. ADGns AduertiNr
A three year old boy whose existence is
his great misfortune, and with whose sup
port the town of Ripton is chargeable, has
been kept at John Lawrence's, just over
the line in Lincoln. On its being reported
that it was being numerically abused, E.
II. Baker, overseer Of the poor, hired Mrs
j. Kenworthy to take away and care for
child. She found il in an open log or pole
house, without shoes, and appearances in
dictated that stockings were almost un-
known its feet were all chapped and sore,
and it wore only three light cotton gar
ments, totally unfit for the use they were
applied the lad was covered from its
waist downward TO its knees with scars,
| fresh marks of recent beatings, and large
| patches of black and blue spots, besides
carrying upon one Of his temples a semi
circular scar of an inch or two across 1t
is stated on good authority that its sleeping
place through the winter has been box of
shaylngs cut from shingles, and that on
one occasion they had been set fire to by
| Lawrence