The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-30
Vermont News.

Over forty conversions in the revival al
Island Pond.
Some scamp is stealing the Bellows Falls
street lamps.
The Psssumpsic railroad is specializing
In cord-wood.
A revival in religion is 10 progress al
Newport Center.
The snow on the mountains In Bolton is
about two feet deep.
The butter shipments from st. Adams
last week were 955 tubs.
The new Baptist church at st. Johns
bury will be dedicated on the Both.
Four persons joined the Congregational
church at johnson on Sunday, the 2ist
Two children, named Walker, died of
the smallpox at North Troy on the 10th
inst.
p. Stanton of johnson has been appoint
ed road master of the Lamoile Valley rail-
road.
Josiah Elklns, an old and respected resi-
dent of North Troy. died on the 18th in
slant.
District No. II, In Calais, can boast of a
fifteen year-old boy who is uncle to thirty
children.
Vermont's contribution to the internal
revenue of the country during the past
year was $5S, 251.S5.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Irasburgh leaves his
field of labor there the first of next month.
He has been there five years.
A small house belonging to Barney La
Point of Waterville was burned on tho
Goth inst. The loss was small
E. P. Cleaveland of Bloomington killed
twenty-five year old horse the other day
rather than sell him for $50 or $40.
There is good prospect that the Low
paper mill at Bradford will soon be started
up by Messrs. Hurlburt and Sanborn.
The fire insurance agents are investigat-
ing the origin of the Bolton steam mill fire.
They will sift the matter to the bottom.
Mrs. Elizabeth Seaver of Stowe, has 1871
plants that she is going to winter. 1t is a
good thing wood is but $500 cord there.
Orrin Shipman, of Winooski, the orr
ginator of the Dawn Valcour community,
died Thursday night, after prolonged i'll.
ness.
The recent warm weather aud rain have
broken up the ice in the Winooski river,
and it went down with rush, in immense
quantities.
William II. Silsby, of Lypdonville, a
brakeman on the wood train. got SO badly
injured, while coupling cars on Tuesday Of
last week, that he will lose an arm.
DR.. F. B. Smith OF Stowe has sold his
butter in Boston the past season, for fifty
cents pound. 30 much for Jersey cows,
of which his dairy is principally com
posed.
1t is reported that the creditors of ]. W.
Brown of Milton, do not propose to accept
25 cents on dollar, but will seek better
fortune at the hands of the United State,
court.
George B. Kellogg who died at st. Louis
few days since, was postmaster at Brat
tleboro during President Lincoln's frs
term, and an officer of the first Vermont
cavalry.
The fall term of Barre academy CLOSED
on Tuesday evening, 23d inst, with rhe
torical exercises by the senior class. Thir
teen ladies and seventeen gentlemen parti
cipated. The winter term opens Dec. list
| and there are prospects of fuller attend
ance than usual.
The Fourth Presbyterian church was re-
Gently organized in South Ryegate, con
sisting of seventy.five members. This Ii
the only denomination having church and
society in town. The place was settled by
Scotch Presbyterians, who have chung t
their original faith.
The September term of the Washington
county court came to an end on Wednesday
last, after one of the longest sessions OF
record. The court has succeeded in clear
| ing the docket of nearly two hundred
cases but as one hundred and fifty-sevei
| new ones have been entered, there will still
be something left for the March term.
Bolton has been stirred up by a tram
entering the premises of G. B. Morse il
the evening, and secreting himself in tn
woodshed. While the daughter and anoth
er inmate of the house were in the act o
boiling the wood-shed door he threw
stick Of wood at the lamp they were hold
ing, which caused them to retreat hastily
but not until they saw him to be strange
The alarm was Immediately given, but tn
rogue escaped.
The death of Dr. Charles d. cleveland
formerly of Vermont, is announced. ]
occurred at his late residence. No.
Union Park, Boston, on Saturday last
November 90. at the age of about So years
The dece Used was born In this state an
practiced medicine few years of his earl
lite in Chester. About thirty years ago
removed to Boston, where, by close atten
lion to business, and skill in his profession
and courtly address, he at once took hip
rank and gained successful practice. ii
leaves widow and two children.
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