The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-29
State News.

The butter shipment from St. Adams on
Tuesday was 761 tubs. 81.
Deposits in the First national bank of
St. Johnsbury, Sill, 640.2S 1908.
The Knights Templar Of Brattleboro an
nual parade took place Wednesday.
L.B. Rowe's tannery at Bethel, was
burned on Monday. Loss, $1,000; fully
insured. ,; I'D FEi
Seven persons were taken into the
Methodist church at Barton, week ago
Sunday.
John Ferguson of johnson, had hand
badly mangled by a circular saw few
days ago.
Charles Frances Adams and JIG. Hol-
land have been added to the Bratteboro
lecture course. w
The mail route from johnson to Lowell
is now discontinued, the route being from
Hydepark to Lowell. ~ Nt
The old hotel at North Derby, just over
on the Canada side, owned by Jerry Drew,
was destroyed by fire last Thursday even
ing.
In the village of st. Johnsbury there are
one thousand two hundred school teachers
and scholars, not including the Catholic
denomination. -...
Hon. H. G. Wilson and wife of North
Troy celebrated their silver wedding last
Friday night, the 22d inst. The gifts were
numerous and valuable Ar-i
A farm house owned and occupied by
Arthur Chase near South Troy village was
burned Friday night, with nearly all its
contents. Insured for $500.
During the week ending Oct. 1G, more
freight cars passed over the Central Yer
mont railroad than during any previous
week since the road was built.
Ezra Crawford of Woodford, announces
that grand Thanksgiving ball will be
given in City hall. lie is only waiting fol
Governor Peck to announce the day.
Corn throughout the northern section o!
| Lamoille county Is said to be far from be
ing good and profitable crop the earlv
frost so blighted its growth that it did nol
ripen.@
Sawyer Paine of Hardwck, raised one
thousand bushels of potatoes from three
acres of ground,o n his "Curricr" farm neal
Greensboro station. He says he shall have
oyer 1000 bushels to sell.
| James Fisk of Brattleboro, has invented
a patent harness, consisting of very IN
genious arrangement, whereby the pulling
of string instantly frees the horse from
the vehicle, and it is considered a sure
means of escape in case of runaway.
Mr.. Nathaniel Mcclure of Glover, lac
the misfortune to lose his dwelling holst
by fire, last Saturday, night. Mr.. Mcclure
was the only occupant at the time, ant
barely escaped with his life by jumping
from window. But few of the effect
were saved. r+r $50 a.-
Lyman Bowles of Woodford, who was
creditor to the amount of $500 with Dun
can, Sherman & Co., of New York, ha
recently received adjustment for the full
amount. A few of their creditors il
southern Vermont and elsewhere are win
cling yet.
Snakes are getting very friendly ant
bold in Woodford. The other morning w
found one nicely coiled up on the litchel
floor, as nicely as Diogenes ever wal in hi
littletub. Icstill remains q mystery hOv
: he came there-the reptile, we mean.
George A. Sterling of Warren, fnishet
haying the middle of August, and 1t tina
time buried up hen in the hay, as ae sup
posed, as he could not find her afterwards
A week ago he heard chicken Peep il
the barn, andiwen and got out the her
: and eleven chickens alive, but the len wa
a. light as blue jay, having ben con
fined under the grit of the barn eight o
nine weeks. Hyo ,r
The attachments upon the Weldon hous
at st. Adams, which were few days ag
issued, and the house put under charge 0
the sheriff, have all been Withdrawn, ex
that one issued for Hon. Bradley Barlow
! Mr.. Barlow is absent from st. Albums, blu
! Is expected he will withdraw his OF his re
turn. TIE financial dilemma of these con
/, cerned In the Weldon house propsrty ha
! taken q new turn the past few days Il
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