The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
Vermont News.


on Tuesday was $50 tubs.
Mrs. j. N. Pomeroy Of East Fairfield
has cactus, on which are 215 buds and
blossoms.
The Bellows Falls Times aeitates the
bnilding of narrow guage railroad from
Bellows Falls TO Grafton.
Rev. Franklin Tuxbury has resigned the
pastorate Of the Congregational church In
Brandon, to take effect Nov. 8.
Rev. V. L. Bunker of Enosburgh has ac-
cepted call 70 return to his former pasto-
rate, at North Sanbornton, N. II.
The general term of the supreme court,
at Montpelier, adjourned after session of
only three days-the shortest for many
years.
George Barney of Swanton has quite
number of men at work In his quarry, get
ting tile stone to fill an extensive contract
in Boston.
Apples are much more abundant in
Cavendish than was expected. Joseph II.
Adams has harvested about thousand
bushels.
L. B. Miller of Newport, N. H., late pro-
prie,or of the "Unity Springs house," has
leased the Central house in Chester for the
term of three years.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hunt has been appointed
assistant paymaster of the Central Vermont
railroad company, with authority to issue
checks for the payment of employees.
There is general horse disease in Swan
ton, the legs being the part mostly affected.
Some horses are unable to move, with very
little indication of the disease SO prevalent
three years ago.
1t is understood that the road commits
sioners have decided that South Reading
shall not have their projected road, but
have awarded the petitioners a bill of ex-
pense of some $3.50. Y
Gen. Geo. +. Davis of Cavendlsh has ad-
| vertised for one thousand barrels of cider
which he proposes to turn into vinegar dur
the coming year. The General has sue
ccssfully carried on that kind of work for
years.
The body of Alex Brothers, who was
| drowned some time since in the Missisquoi
river, at Sheldon, was recovered at Swan
ton last Monday. 1t was buried by the
town authorities.
Several weeks ago copper was found on
the farm of the late A. l.. Chamberlin, in
Pomfret, by some miners, who claim to be
thoroughbred prospectors. They are at
work digging into the hill, and say that the
prospects are fair.
Last Friday night, the grst mill at Win
ooski, was entered by burglars and 1926 or
$50 were stolen from the drawers of q
desk, but the safe was not touched. The
entrance was effected by prying open one
of the doors.
An exchange says: An immense deposit
of pure black slate has been found on the
farm of G. T. Sabin, in Montpelier. II
covers about 100 acres and can be worked
to the depth of 100 feet, with ample
grounds for dumping and drainage. Good
roofing states are made from the surface
rock.
A motion was made and argued before
Judge VIM. II. Blake, at st. Adams, or
Thursday, to reduce the bail If Marion
Mansfield, now in Jail on charge of hav
ing in her possession 400 yards of sill
stolen from Morgans store in Montreal
but the judge denied the motion.
The following is well authenticated
COW belonging 10 Mr.. Sias Davis. of Enos
burg, gained access to Mrs. DIS clothes
line, and ate, before being discovered, five
skeins of carpet warp yarn, six knots in ,
skein. The old COW undoubtedly mstool
the warp for chilling" and used it for tina
purpose. The new diet did not seem t
iDjure in the least the health of the COW
but rather seemed to agree with her appe
tite, for she has since made fresh attach
upon the same line, and nearly devoured
pair of Mr.. ID. g pants, before discovered
Sheriff John Bailey thinks he has got {
clue to the fourth and last of the gang O
Barre bank robbers, and will produce hin
If he can be paid for it. The people of tn,
state paid their money freely and cheerful
ly for procuring Miless arrest, and mani
tested disposition to do the like to pro
cure the fourth ones arrest, who is be
lleved to be IN distant city in anothe
state, until the court reduced George Miles
bail to $4,000, since which time there ha
been murmur of dissatisfaction from tb'
bankers of the state. They are also very
anxious that the last one of the Barre banl
burglars, and the only one now at large
should be caught and tried, and it is be
lleved that if the state will not furnish
funds that the banks will do 80 to procur,