Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-06

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badly hurt,
Rev, John Rogers. formerly of Derby
and Staustead. but lately of Wells Rlv-
er. died at Svanton, February 20, He
had just settled there.
Mrs A, +, Downing Of Barre, drown
ed herself aud an infant child in river
at Barre, February !, Domestic troubles
to be the cause,
Rutland has rot such reputation for
fires that whenever anybody in the state
sees a blaze during the night be tele-
graphs the night operator at Rutland to
find out whats burning"
Ira A. Shattuok has been appointed
postmaster at Hardwiok. in the place of
\, f. Judevine removed; Henry 5.
Daniels, Stannard, in place Of A. J.
Weed, resigned,
Rev. f. J. Holdings of Mass, has re
eeived call from the Congregational
church in Wolcott. for one year. to fill
the place of II. Prescott. the successful
evangelist, who leaves for another field.
A tramp about thirty years of age,
WIN is supposed to be the murderer of
Farmer Dickinson of Amherst Mass,
last fall. was arrested at Dummerston.
week before last, and lodged in the New
fame Jail for vagrancy.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Rutland railroad, held at Bellows
Falls, week arc last Friday. the terms
of agreement, heretofore published, be-
tween the Rutland and the Central roads,
were ratified and confirmed.
At the St. Adams butter market, last
Tuesday. common to fair sold at from
fifteen TO eighteen cents; good fall win
ter. twenty to twenty-five cents fall
butter. twenty-eight to thirty cents, and
\ No. fall, thirty-two cents per pound.
Last Monday night. Asa I. Barron of
White River Junction, met man at the
railway station whom he identified as
one Holmes, who stole horse from him
fifteen years ago. Holmes gave bail for
his appearance at the coming term of
court
A man calling himself Brown, but
who proved to be one Enslow, formerly
of johnson, was arrested at Hydepark,
week before last. for attempting to get
two forged notes cashed. The notes had
the names of r. W. Mcfarland and Or,
ange Buck attached to them.
In the Grand Isle county court. on
Thursday of week before last. Isaac
Lawyea. on trial for shooting William
Young. while assisting in his arrest il
August. 1874. was convicted of man
slaughter, and sentenced to eight years
| Imprisonment in the state prison.
W. H. Darby & Son of Alburgh, have
compromised with most of their credi
tors by paying them fifteen cents on the
dollar-W. H. Darby by paying twenty
cents on a dollar, and NJ. H. Darby BY
paying ten cents on a dollar. Their liza
bilities footed up to over fifty Thousand
dollars.
Five years ago a $500 United State
bond belonging to S. B. Carpenter o
Randolph, mysteriously disappeared. 4
few weeks since he received letter ma
king inquiries relative to the bond, t
which he replied. offering $50 for its re
turn. In due time he received the bone
and amount of the coupons during tn
time of its absence.
The Island House, Towns Hotel an,
all other property owned by Charlie
Town of Bellows Falls. has been assign
ed to George Slate. for the benefit o
Towns creditors The amount of in
debtedness cannot as yet be ascertained
but it Is very large. The general i'm
preston is. however. that the larg
amount of assets will more than cover il
The Industrial works at Springfield
are having large demand for thei
goods have orders on hand for SIS, 90
worth not yet shipped. They have re
Gently added considerably to their force
and are now working fifty hands an
run their shops night and day, and col
template further increase of their fore
in few days. after some additional ma
chinery has been put in.
Mr.. Bissell of Chicago. whose shocl
ing death by the railroad catastrophe {
Wallingford was reported last week. Wa
Vermonter. and genial and Who'll,
souled gentleman. whose loss will be Il
mented by host of friends. in all par
of the country. He had been yisitin
his friends and relatives in Vergenne
His son was an only child. and the i'd
of his father and mother-the poor IN
ther whose affection in the loss of bot
husband and child would seem to be a
most insupportable.
Some fourteen deer were killed by
f hunting party in CRANKY. week befo
: last. The crust was just thick enoug
to sustain the hunters. but not the dee
50 this wantOn and merciless slaught
was made. The law is explicit again
: such work, and the heaviest fines shou
e be imposed. On Friday Of week befo
: last, States Attorney Gleason went
and prosecuted two of the FollensI
boys. who we're tried the following no
day. Two men had been before il
# tiee, complained Of themselves and pa
; their fines. There seems TO be disT
sition TO &c back several years. in viii
l case a good many hunters viii be call
to account
: We mentioned, recently, that the Fl
II Commissioners had on hand a quaint
t Of land-locked salmon spawn, which q
It being Matched out at Rutland. DR..
munds. one Of the Commissioners, wri
that the fish viii be ready for delive
z the last Of April or early in May
; desires to open correspondence vi
re parties in various parts Of the state vi
{. a view TO their coming and getting |
= fish to stock their ponds. These fish
not adapted 70 ali kinds Of waters, Il
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