The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10

border, near Missisquoi Bay. He gives the
state wide range.
Bishop Rape and Very Rev. z. Druon
have gone to the White mountains for re-
creation, and will remain about one week.
Rev. Father Caissey assumes the charge of
the parish in their absence.
Mrs. M. l.. Kendall, of South franklin,
met with serious accident recently, while
milking in the stable. The COW back of
her kicked with such force as to send her
under the one she was milking, which in
return kicked her back again under COW
No. |, and between the two she was seri-
ously hurt in the hip and back, the hip
bones being cracked.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
John Leekey is now in Hydepark Jail,
awaiting trial for the outrage on Mrs.
Perry.
A new lodge of Good Templars will be
organized at Jacksonville, Cambridge, on
the 10th inst.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Portland and Ogdensburg railroad
will be held at Hydepark Thursday.
A trial between Charles Copp, of Stowe,
and Charles Hayes, of Waterbury, about
COW, was held five weeks ago. The Jury.
not agreeing, was dismissed. On Tuesday
second jury was summoned, tho trial
lasting until o'clock the next morning,
when the Jury again disagreed. The first
cost of the cow was $25, and she was sold
during the trial for $l5.
ORANGE COUNTY.
| A. II. Worthen, of Warsaw, ILL.,. former
resident of Bradford, but now the state
geologist of Illinois, is, with his wife,
spending a few days at his former resi-
dence.
l., p. Foster, of East Corinth, proprietor
of the hotel and grist mill at that place, has
left for parts unknown, leaving liabilities
exceeding ten thousand dollars behind.
Farmers, business men and others in the
vicinity, as well as heavy firms in Montpe.
lier and st. Johnsbury, are losers by his
treachery. All his property has been
seized by an officer, which is estimated will
not exceed five hundred dollars above
mortgages.
| ORLEANS COUNTY.
The woodshed and section tool house OF
the Passumpsic railroad at Barton, con-
tanning 250 solid cords of wood, all the
tools belonging to the section, and the
water house near by, were burned Tuesday
-Four hundred and fifty thousand shingles
and 400, 600 feet of lumber belonging to J
II. Evans estate, and the Haywood Chail
Company were saved by great exertions.
A favorable wind from the north saved tht
whole upper part of the village. st. Johns
bury got word that Barton was on fire, ant
Torrent engine company, and Excelsior
hook and ladder company, and some 20(
people from st. Johnsbury and Lyndon
vile came up. The Montreal daily express
going south, due at Barton at 2:19, was de
ayed on account of the heat for five hours
and the same train going north, due a
Barton at 4;23, was delayed one hour. Los
about 1900
The recent fire at Barton Landing, wa
hardly as severe as at first announced. Tb,
total loss footed up 100000. with $1S,5
insurance. Three thousand of this insur
ance was in the Vermont Mutual, who, Oh
account of no written permission upol
; their policy permitting other insurance, IN
, sist they are not bound. Their form read
''other insurance without notice vitiate
this policy" but, as all policies were sc
{ cured through an agent, who is also q di
8 rector, legal minds concur in an opinion
that the company through its director wer
cognzant of other insurance and that hi
action waived the clause. There is pos
r is an important ons for mutual insurers
( especially in Vermont. The discussion o
! this case has brought out the ststemen
, that within six weeks the Vermont Mutus
3 had been reported on an aggregate of S25,
, 600 loss.
l WASHINGTON COUNTY.
; The old board of teachers of the Mont
y pelier Union school have been elected TO
;, another year.
/ Patrick Turney of Waterbury, VT, VIII
a went to the Black Hills, some time since
a is reported TO have been killed by the Ii
n dians.
/ Kendall L. Hail. residing at Worcester
a VT, at work in Northtield, fell down upo
5 load of hay on which he was at worl
J. and Immediately expired of heart diseas,
He leaves a widow and children.
Willie, son of John Even, of Montp,
ler, was attacked by bull, the other day
while raspberrying up Worcester Branch
He was badly cut up, and would probabl
u have been killed but for speedy assistance
4 Mr.. Henry Cheney, conductor upon IL
y Central Vermont railroad, who was hui
a last winter at the Middlesex disaster,
, still confined to his home from the effec
e of his injuries, and it is feared he Is perm
, 8 nently disabled
= The several fairs that have been held
y Waitsfield, Mortified and East Montpelie
u for the last five years, will unite in a Was
i" :" ington county fair, next September,
y, Montpelier. A new ground 10 being fittt
= up, with fine half-mile trotting trac
10 and is known as prospect Park"
WINDSOR COUNTY.
o A. L. Stearns of Bethel was severely i
>. jured on Saturday, by being thrown fro
his carriage.
>. The Congregational church at Woo
IA stock is to be repaired and remodeled
n Mrs. Frederick Billings expense.
l. Doctor Charles A. Sperry of West Har
|. ford, was kicked in the face by his hor
the other day. The right side of his ia,
r. was badly lacerated and his right eye pr,
v truded.
Arrangements have been made betwet
II A fl. Libby of Springfield and Norms
l. Taylor of Plymouth, for foot race on Il
grounds of the trotting park association {
Saturday, 18th INST. Libby is to walk
:, miles while Taylor runs 10.
A little 3-year old girl in Barnard is 81
fering severely from paralysis and W
probably die. The cause of the attack
&c the poison in the coloring of striped stoc
u ings which she has lately worn. I'll
u limbs are swollen to the size of a mans.
" An Andover Antagonism.