The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-25
Vermont News.

An immense revival is progressing at
Cambridge and Waterbury.
Springfield is duly 'puiled" in the May
number of SeriJner's magazine.
DIR. Harvey of Willamsvile, has been ar
rested upon the charge Of procuring abor-
ton upon Miss II. Flagg.
Ten thousand dollars of the Burlington
city bonds (6s, 1880 were sold in Boston,
Wednesday, at 99a to 100.
Over 400 bushels of ashes have been
drawn from South Londonderry to Putney
and Westminster in the last few weeks.
At the annual March meeting, in Fays-
ton, w. B. Porter was reelected town
clerk, position which he has occupied for
twenty-five years. l
The Champlain mutual fire insurance
company of Burlington has 1896 policies
in force, covering $1,70O,0OO in property.
The company has assets of $4,000.
The St. Adams rolling mill has CON-
menced operations. Six furnaces are fired
UP, and the rolls having been prepared, the
rolling of rails commenced Tuesday
S. w. Bowkcr, high sheriff of Windham
county, has been notified by the states at
torney to observe the laws of the state in
regard to the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Hay is very plenty among the farmers of
Hinesburgh and large quantities. will be
summoned over. The general asking price
is $40 per ton. Some has been sold for
less.
The annual fair of the Franklin county
agricultural and mechanical society will be
held this year on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September 6, and 8, on their
grounds in Sheldon.
Fires have multiplied in st. JohnsbuIy
since the water movement began. The
demon seems to seize upon present oppor-
tunities, thinking perhaps his chances will
be few when the water works are complet-
ed.
During the week ending March 18th the
Messrs. Fairbanks shipped from their fac
tory for orders over 900 scales, and were
then nearly 4 1000 scales behind their orders
Their business Is in excess of any previous
year.
James Tabor of Swanton cut his knee
recently and inflammation having set in it
is feared he may loose his life. His father
cut him in the same place over year ago
and for the last four months has been con-
fined by it to his bed. eaa taIFa
The carriage works Of d. N. Sunderland
at lIighgase caught fire on Monday night
in the midst of driving snow storm. A
timely discovery of the fire by J. A. Fitch
saved the works and buildings of b. l.. Odds
from destruction. Loss slight.
The Plattsburgh Repu6hcaa says that
Colonel f. B. Sawyer, the defaulted clerk
of "Spunky Lamolle" county, Vt, needs
to spend little time in Washington In
learning the folly of wasting his talent for
such an insignificant sum as Sl,500.
The steeple of the Union church, at the
north village, of Huntington, was blown
down on Tuesday last and Collins hotel
lost portion of its piazza. The wind and
storm was the hardest realized there for
many years and the roads are badly drifted.
The golden wedding of Cyrus Hadley
and wife was celebrated few evenings
since in st. Johnsbury. There was good
ly number of friends present, and large
number of gifts TO the aged couple. This
is the second occurrence of the kind there
within few days.
George Galusha, bright and promising
son OF X. M. Galusha, esq, of Jericho,
died at his fathers house on Sunday last.
He was formally selerk in the Howard