The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-04
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en- to her and she said she did not feel very
well. Medical aid was Immediately called.
but she did not live but few hours. She
leaves little child about 3 weeks old.
There will be public reading by Mrs.
II. j. G. Noble of Chester vt. at the Bap-
fist church and at the close an oyster sup
per at Hammonds Hall on Wednesday eve
ming Feb. 9th, 1876. The proceeds after
paying expenses to be used for the purchas-
ing of fountain for the cemetery.
The meeting of the Black River Valley
agricultural society for the choice Of Of
fcers the ensuing year was adjourned one
Week to Saturday evening Feb 9th at Ham
monds Hall at p. m.
Mr.. Geo. Read who was scalded few
days since is now improving rapidly and
will soon be about his business again as
usual.
Farmers in our vicinity are getting very
impatient about their wool, lumber and
bark, etc. etc, as there is no snow for them
to move it on and they have a large amount
cut and ready for market.
The people of our village claim there is
one advantage in the mild winter, the
small amount Of coal and wood they are
burning.
Traders in our vicinity are complaining
badly of the dulness of the times.
SUDBURY.
Rolin J. Smith of Sudbury, bought re-
Gently of G. X. Jones. Three rams, two
yearlings, and one lamb. The yearirgs
were raised by John Toll of Cornwall, one
of the most experienced breeders of At
wood sheep in Addison county These
sheep have done great credit to him here,
and in western New York, where they
were sold about one year ago, by Mr..
Jones to l.. b. Lurk, of Batavia, and were
recently repurchased by him for Il. j.
Smith. The lamb was bred by Mr.. Lusk,
and is fine specimen.
Mr.. Jones has long been engaged in ship
ping sheep at the western states and Texas,
where he has recently gone.
EAST wALLINGFoRD.
Daniel T.. Bucklin has killed this fall
and winter 2l5 patridges. Mr.. Bucklin
is anxious to hear from others who beats
this.
There was about inches of snow fell
here last night and to-day which makes
the teamster look pleasant. Geo. II. KEEL
ley the well known travelling salesman for
Mes.rs. Blodgett Hidden Il Juan Of Bos-
ton is assisting
A. j. Mshon is thorough druggist,
and all in want of drugs will be better
served, as even the hard times and bad
weather don't seem to hinder Mahon from
getting large trade. S.
JAMAICA.
We are all we'll pleased to have our old
landlord f. w. Prior back sgain. lie has
made extensive repairs in his buildings
since returning here. We understand that
he has ball Feb. l4th 1875. Hope he
will have good attendance as he is man
worthy of TIE peoples patronage.
FELCHvILLE.
The members and friends of the Baptist
society gave their pastor Geo. ii. Parker,
donation visit on Friday evening Jan.
2lst, the cash donated being between eighty
Vermont News.
The revival meetings are still being con-
tnued at johnson, and there seems to be
hope for that singing community.
The three churches at johnson engaged
in peaceful union for united effort in the
great work, and all went merry until Mon
day, the 18th inst, when, Lo there was a
great commotion, and the good people were
found divided against themselves and now
all is not harmony.
George r. Hollis spool factory employs
some thirty hands, has twenty-four ma
chimes in constant running order and works
up annually some 1900 cords of wood
Each machine averages at least 100 gross
daily, producing annually some 240, 600
| gross of spools. The proprietor has all
the orders he can possibly fill, one of his
patrons of Goats world renowned thread.
On the 25ih inst, Stephen Hanson of
Starksboro, came very near meeting with a
fatal accident. Hanson and Samuel Taft,
were out fox hunting and had got on the
track of fox they had seen. They were
passing through some underbush, Hanson
being about six feet in the rear of Taft,
who had double barrelled shot gun on
his shoulders, loaded very heavily. For
some unknown reason, one barrel of Taft's
gun discharged itself, the charge passing
within foot of Hanson's head, and knock
ing him down. The gun kicked out OF
Taft's hands and turned two somersauts
before it struck the ground. The lock
came in contact with the frozen ground
the other barrel was discharged, the charge
striking a sapling near by and gancing off.
A large portion of the charge passed with
in two inches of Hansons feet. A part hi
Tafts dog in the fore legs, and the remain
der passed between the two hunters. Mr.
Hanson considers it very narrow escape
The fox has not been heard from.
The suit of Sarah Cleveland, widow o.
Warren Cleveland of West Fairlee, agains
DR.. Howard, now of Chicago, to recove
over S12, 600 loaned TO him by Mr.. Cleve
land, has been decided in the plaintiffs ia
vor, after years of litigation. The defend
ants chief plea was that the notes wer'
not properly stamped.
On the % ], as Rufus Wood, foreman OF
the section between East and West Con
cord, GU the Portland and Ogdensburg rail
road, was running hand car, he let go tn
handle, which caught in his clothes, throw
Ing him upon the track and the car running
on him, he was very seriously injured, bu
is slowly recovering.
The Hydepark NorSdealer pronounce
the story that one Billiard OF that town hat
been arrested for outraging the wife
daughter and servant gill of Silas HEATH
as "altogether too sensational. 1t say
that the wife of Sias Heath Of Mort
Hydepark complained that two Bullar
boys (not brothers, had outraged her an
they waving an examination, were boun
up 10 appear A Miss lugalls also con
planned of like assault committed at tn
, same time by Charles Harrington and h
waived an examination and gave bail.
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Funny Incidents of the Courts.