The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-17
Vermont Notes.

vermont N0teS.
One thousand Estey organs left the
shops In Bra.tleboro during the month of
August.
Rev. Moses Patto on of Carlisle Mass, &C.
accepts call to the Congregational church
at Greenboro Vt.
The new Catholic cemetery at st. Johns
bury was dedicated on Sunday, Rev. C. p.
Beauben of Montreal assisting.
The beautiful monument exhibited at the
centennial by the st. Johnsbury granite
company, has been sold to a New York
man for Woodland cemetery.
Abram Holmes of Woodbury., who has
had his son confined in Jail at Montpelier
90 days on trespsss suit, paid the bills
and let him at liberty Saturday
DR.. Granville e. Barstow, late graduate
of the Burlington medical school, las just
located in Thorniyke, Macs, making the
sixth physician in the town of Palmer.
The receipts Of tie Caledonia county
agricultural society were not sufficient 10
pay expenses and premiums, notNithstand-
ing Beecher was on exhibition q. a premium
of $500.
Mr.. A. c. Harvey, fora number Of years
ticket agent OF the Passumpsic railroad a.
st. Johnsbury, has received the appoint
IF ,i,lr,t f,r ba II, n nd md
Ogdensburg railroad at that place.
The trouble betwtc en- the Industrisl works
at Springfield and its creditors has been SET
tied by decision of Judge Barrett of Wood
stock, to whom the case was referred, that
the parties bringing the suit must pay their
own costs, and each party onc-half If the
judges fees.
The st. Johnsbury suicide, John r. Dbl
Ion, WAS somewhat intoxicated when he
went to the Avenue house. He purchased
bottle of morphia at drug store. Papers
in his valise showed that he had wife and
child in Baldwinsville, N. Y, AID a father
in Peru, N. Y.
The Vermont Medical society has elect
ed the following officers George Duns-
more of st. Adams, president G. NJ.
Chandler of Montpelier. vice-presdent S.
$. Clark of st. Adams, secretary; Sumner
Putnam of Montpelier, treasurer; ID, q.
Kemp of Montpelier, auditor.
Two large frame dwellings at Brattle-
boro, formerly aportion of the well-known
Wesselhoeft water-cure, owned by VIII
liam Granhering and N. &. Duclos, and
occupied by ten families, all of whom lost
most of their property, were burned,
Saturday; loss about $4,000, insurance
$4,000.
On Tuesday night the saloon and fruit
store of NJ. Chase of Mortified was enter
ed by burglars, who carried off rs cents
and about six pounds of candy. j. G.
Rice's meat market was also visited by
them, but nothing is missed. At W. l..
Kemper's eating saloon they took some SO
in money and about 50 worth of cheap
glass jewelry.
Whitelaw Reid of the New York 1ri5-
une, who was severely sfllcted, early in
the summer, by the painful death of fav-
orite niece and ward, has now been called
upon to bury his only sister. She died last
Thursay at White River Junction, where
she has been sinking with consumption.
Mr.. Reds venerable mother, q niece and
nephew are his only remaining relatives.
The 31st annual fair of the Windsor
county agricultural society at Woodstock,
was financially successful. The total re-
ceipts were about $4,000 and the premium
list about $1,100. In the number of en-
tries it exceeded all its predecessors, the
total being over 1900, including 80 yoke
OF superior oxen and 70 other cattle. a
large number OF nne horses and nearly 800
sheep.
They have q quick-witted engineer on
the Vermont division of the Portland and
Ogdensburg railroad. While on a down
grade in a bad place near st. Johnsbury,
with an excursion train of 1S cars, last
week, he saw three cows on the track.
Disconnecting the engine, put on all steam.
knocked the cows from the track, and
quietly took on the train again and the
passengers didn't know what danger they
had escaped.
The franklin county court discharged
the jury Friday and adjourned to Novem-
Der 90. Charles Lee, who picked lady's
pocket during the stale fair, was sentenced
to three years in state prison. Pelegrius
Michele, an Italian tramp, who is under in
dictmept for firing the residence of Mrs.
Phlo Weeks, in st. Albans last July, wa,
sentenced to three years in the state prison
for a subsequent attempt Ia burn the Jail,
the proof being more conclusive In the lat
ter case. The other was left in abey ance.
Michael MCNAMARA, an Irishmsn living
in Summerville, at st. Johnsbury, and who
has for many years worked on the roads in
st. Johnsbury village, died very suddenly
Saturday night. About year ago he had
three ribs broken by fall of earth, and an
abscess formed in his sid, which broke q
few days before his Gea,h. The doctor
told him he would then be- better, but he
died suddenly Saturday after splitting up
large quantity of blood. He leaves wife
and four children in needy circumstances.
We understand the Catholics are getting up
q subscription for them. But this was not
all. When returning from the funeral,
Monday, Mrs. Mcnamara, in some way,
fell from the wagon in which she was rid
ing and broke three of her ribs besides get
ting severely bruised. A child which was