The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-29
Vermont News.


A telegraph line to Fayetteville from
Brattleboro for court use is one of the latest
projects contemplated.
Presi dent Hayes has concluded to visit
New Hampshire, after he has attended the
Bennington (Vt) celebration. August 10
and 10.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph com.
papy offer to extend their line from Green
field to Brattleboro, providing the latter
will guarantee $1,000, which the company
will repay in telegraphing at reduced rates.
William Estey has contracted for carry
ing the mail from Brattleboro to Benning.
ton, beginning next week, for LOO per
year, while the original contractors get
81 542. L KnDwlton will continue to run
the rownshend line.
Mrs. Nuber, of Pittsfeld, Mass, dropped
dead last Sunday morning with heart dis
ease, at the residence of r. Goldsmith,
In Bennington. Mrs. Nuber was mother
of Mrs. X. Goldsmith, and had been visit
ing there about week.
A Juvenile Kit Carson by the name OF
Colt attempted to shoot a clay pipe from
the fingers of one Dnsmore, on Tuesday, at
Brattleboro, simply for practice. Result,
loss of two fingers on the part of Dins-
more, and wiser boy.
Mr.. Green B. Stratton, of Bennipg-
ton, has in his possession brass
| cOw-bell, bearing the name OF the
British General Burgoyne and the date
"1775' imprinted thereon. Mr.. STATIONS
grandfather participated in the battle OF
Bennington, and this relic, which was worn
by COW attached to Burgoyne's army,
was, no doubt, picked up by HIM, as II Ia,
been in possession of the Stratton family
for century.
One Of the largest trout-hatching estsb
ishments in New England is that of Rich
mond Burgess s. SOL at Bennington. They
begun about fifteen months since by build
ing ponds and batching boxes, and there
are now rs 900 ready for the pc DIS, beside,
300 900 in The nursery. The proprietort
InIend to furnish trout and spawn foi
stocking purposes, and go, 900 have already
been sold.
The suit of Charles H. DeHnison Of
Brattleboro against Frank Boylston of New
York and surviving partner of the la'e T
& F. Boylston for the recovery of 50 00t
for quantity of baby carriages mauufac
tured by The plaintiff for defendant in 1856
and 1869, was concluded briore Judg
S odd, ard on Wedndsd.y, after a ten day i
trial. decision being reserved until the Sep
TENDER term of court
The recent card to the hotel proprietor
and saloon.keepers of Brattlebvro, advising
them to stop liquor selling ard save prose
cutioD, naturally excitcs great deal o
comment for and against it. Very man
of the most temperate and Influential citi
zens regret that tuch course should bay
been taken, deeming that what was know
as "BIattleboro meth, d. has proven NO
only sufflci' n, but highly satisfactory to
maj nltY of the citIzsns. IL seems tina
quite number whose names appear on III
circular dlsclaim all intentions of It's obJect
and profess regret at having been c,ugh
In euch way. Vendors OF the arden
have thus far adhered strictly to the lette
Of the cerd. and yet it is reported that n
less thsn $500 worth of lager beer has bee
ordered from outside parties during tn
! past four days. strong temperance ma
discussing The subj ct on the street was r,
; minded Of the Prussian reformer who VIZ
: well, wanted to be better, took physic an
died.