The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-23
The 8utIama Daily Globe
MONDAY, APRIL 90, 1877.
Vermont News.

| vermont persOnal-"If the young mar
who sat in the chair where lady had left
a dish of maple sugar to cool at the festival
the other evening, will return the saucer, be
will save himself further interruption. -
Cincinnati Commercial.
At the annual meeting of the Vernon,
| State republican association, OF Washing.
ton, on the Sd inst, resolution OF thanks
was voted to the Hon. Senators and mem
bers of congress from the state of Yer.
mont, "for the wisdom, sagacity and pa
triotism displayed by them during the late
| presidential contest, now 30 happily ter
minated"
Sixty million feet of lumber IS afloat on
the Connecticut river. The first drive
of about forty million feet is expected
down about the 25th inst.
"Those wretched Smiths" 10 order to
make the Central Vermont sustain its repu.
tation of being one of the best conducted
roads in the country have recently ordered
five thousand tons of steel rails, the delivery
of which is TO commence about the first of
June.-BurlngtOn Clipper.
Phair, after all, seems to be in fair way
of paying tribute on the 4th of next month.
"Let no guilty man escape. "-BurLingtor'
Clipper.
ADDISON COUNTY.
William O'Neal of Bristol, fell from a
wagon, Monday, striking on his head, pro-
ducing such a shock that he did not return
to consciousness for about six hours. His
symptoms seemed TO indicate epilepsy, al
though he was never known to have been
attacked before.
Henry Prime and daughter of Bristol
were thrown from their carriage on Mon
day. Fortunately no serious injury re-
suited.
A large quantity of potatoes and butter
were shipped from North Ferrisburgh last
week.
Rev. M. p. Bell of the Methodist church,
North Ferrisburgh closed three years pas
torate last Sabbath.
The firm of s. W. Hatch & Brother of
Bristol, has been dissolved.
A coach is now run between Bristol and
New Haven depot.
The drug store of, DR.. Plumley Of Mid
dlebury was broken into one night last
week, and a small sum of money, and some
cigars and pipes, etc., were taken. The
thieves effected an enterance by boring
large hole over the lock in the back door,
anu turning tne KEY.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Conductor III. j. Clark, who was burned
at st. Louis, with his wife and child, was
nuaIny5r ia , cal o., aud-Iycu W rNOrtn ADAMS
where his father and mother now reside.
The sensation of the week in New York
city last week was the suspension OF Trenor
W. Park. He only failsd for one day,
though, and the next day met all his con-
tracts, and says he can pay all his debts.
Somehow or other he never would stay fail
ed long. He is hard man to kill, as
great many sojourners on this terrestrial ball
have had occasion to find out Watch-
man and Journal.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The half term of the st. Johnsbury acad-
emy closed ON Friday, the 18th inst, with
an exhibition by the middle class on Thurs
day and Friday evenings. The last half
term commenced on Tuesday, April II, and
is fully attended.
CHITTKNDEN COUNTY.
The Montpelier Watchman well says that
parties visiting Burlington should remem-
ber that the Van Ness is the place to stop
at. Rooms neat, clean and well furnished,
and table excellent, and provided with
tion to all these attractions, the terms are
more than reasonable for the accommoda-
tions afforded.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The death of Mrs. Mary M. Bush, of
Boston, formerly of st. Albans was from an
overdose of morphine, and not heart dis
ease as at first reported.
The little Moranlgirl who was seized by
tramp Tuesday evening at st. Albans,
was made seriously i'll from the effects of
her fright. 1t appears that the william re-
peatedly threatened her life if she should
attempt resistance. Officers have been
searching for him, but it is not known that
they have met with any success.
Lucius Bigelow, ESQ.,, of Burlington
will deliver the Decoration day address at
st. Albans.
The St. Albans Messenger in n forcible
article opposes the completion OF the new
Franklin county court house In its present
forml characterizing it as monstrasity.
There are no rooms provided for lawyers
or witness, and the acoustic properties are
bad. There are stately corridors, waste
room, false windows, vaults that will re-
quire gas light, two wooden cupalos, useful
only for doves, in short. an overgrown
l,lslts. The lawyers consider 1t an inapt,
uncouth and masonic mockery. 1t is pro-
posed to see If something better cannot be
done than to complete and perpetuate this
monument of mlsconception. One member
of the bar has already offered $1,000 toward
raising it to the second tier of granite and
erect substitute building, and II is pro-
posed to make an effort to build a substi-
tute building by subscription.
LAMoHLE COUNTY.
Thomas N. Witherell of Waterville has
made, from $50 pals of sap, 54lt pounds
of extra nice sugar. The last 23 pals
made 574 pounds.
A. b. Waters, of Watervile, has made
maple syrup to the amount of 800 pounds
of sugar. The syrup was put into bottles
holding one quart each and sent to market
as fast as made.
Judge Bradley, of the United States su-
preme court, has engaged rooms for the
season at the Mount Mansfield hotel, Stowe.
his acquaintance.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
A few days since as Mrs. Hoag OF Lowell,
was on her way to the woods where "Billy"
her husband was converting the sap into
sugar she was overtaken by an old ram who
seeing her lonely condition thought to ac-
company her. Perhaps he would have
succeeded in this "gallant act" had not Mrs.
IIoag from some cause fell down thus cast
ing shadow over the bright prospects Of
the lamb. After some trouble Mrs. Hoag
succeeded In reaching place OF safety.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Norwich university is to be supplied by
the United States ordinance department,
with one hundred pounds of artillery car
tridges, and one thousand pounds OF rife
cartridges for target practice this summer.
The young idea at "Norwich University
is taught how to shoot in earnest.
One day last week an unoccupied house
formerly belonging to w. s. Drew, Of