The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-09

help, which brought out people rom Essex
and saved bis horse.
Two deaths occurred In the family Of
| Sanford Burdick in Westford. Mr.. Bur
| dick being found dead In his bed on Fri
day morning. Mrs. A. M. Drake, his
daughter died on Friday night Of last week.
Both funerals we're attended on following
Sabbath.
The gas wo.ks of Burlington consumes
annually some seven hunnred tons OF coal.
The medical department of the university
of Vermnnt at Burlington was never in
more ffourlshing condition.
Rev. L. G. Ware and President Buck
ham have been inspecting the hospitals of
New. York, for the benefit OF the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington.
Capt W. A. Chapman the observer at the
United States signal station at Burlington
has been ordered to report at Washington.
Leuit. j. f. Tenney Of the United States
army succeeds him.
Rev. L. o. Crastow delivered the ser
mon at the Union services at Burlington.
Subject "How the American people re-
semble the Israelites of old"
Rev. E. r. Atwell at St. Pauls church
Burlington delivered an appropriate ad-
dress on Good Friday.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Wild geese are said to be quite plenty in
the open water between Grand Isle and
North Hero.
While Asahel Chamberlin and wife of
Grand Isle were returning from Chazy, the
other day, on the ice, his team broke,
through, and but for the assistance which
soon arrived they must have drowned
Democrat.
LAMoILLR COUNTY.
Farmers in this county are paying their
help from $40 to S25 for the coming sea-
son.
The Adventists are holding daily meet
ings at Morrisville.
Mr. Earle of the Morrisville citizen has
brought the Lamoille Newsdealer.
The Mount Mansfield hotel company at
Stowe have engaged Col. Keeler for the
coming season. Mr.. E. q. Bailey of Bos-
ton now owns more than half the stock.
ORANGE COUNTY.
A Bradford man has come to the conclu-
sion that it is dangerous to smoke hams in
his woodshed.
At West Randolph the school committee
| tIlb year WtIC ClCCtCu III htCOluduCC Will
No. AZ, laws of 1876, DIR. Il. +. Upham
for three years, j. j. Flint two years and
A. A. Smith one year.
Diphtheria is very prevalent at Randolph
| center and on the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wheatley of East
Broekfleld, Celebrated their silver wedding,
last week.
rL4 u-i~~ saricnlb1ral society of Tun-
bridge holds its annual fair October 2, .,
and L.
Willard Gny and A. B. Thwksbury of
West Randolph, left TuesdRy for Texas to
buy wool they intend to be absent about
six weeks.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
James Ryan of Craftsbury was fatally in
jured last week by being thrown from a
carriage at Albany.
The suicide of Lyman II. Hopkins at
Barton last Friday was q terrible affection
to his wife, who has previously buried four
children, two of them dying accidental
deaths.
They have a self-renewing family In Troy.
Mrs. Frazer, 80 years old, has had her head
covered with new growth of black hair
during the winter, and her grandson's wife,
who had lost her front teeth, has grown q
new set.
One thousand dozen of eggs were shipped
from Crattsbury during two days OF last
week.
Some time ago, Frenchman by the name
OF Ross came to Newport and bought the
Newport House of its proprietor, N. c.
Cole, agreeing to pay for it as soon as he
could draw upon his funds in st, Hyacinthe,
ID n from which rlapa ha claim oil fr hax va
come. For the next three weeks he run the
hotel himself, but at the end of that time,
having produced no cash, Mr.. Cole caused
an investigation to be made, and discovered
that he did not possess any funds at st.
Hyacinthe nor anywhere else, and 30 he
was lodged In the county jail on the charge
Of fraud.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A cheese factory is to be started in Calais
this spring.
]. Gould s. Son of Gouldsville, have
made from 81 looms in two weeks, 90, $50
yds. of el,-the largest two weeks work
ever done In theista with that number of
looms.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Joseph b. Castle, one of the oldest men
in Jamaica died last Monday at the age of
88 years. His wife with whom he had lived
GO years, died only short time ago.
Rev. E. @. Blrge has finished his minis
try of three years with the Congregational
church at Londonderry.
Two serious runaways at Brattleboro last
week.
The G. A. R., of Brsttleboro made $50
from an entertainment last week.
Two Dover women have joined the Sha-
kers.
Only SO legitimate dogs in Guilford.
One Levi Troot of Jamaica has been ar
rested and put under bonds of 800 on the
charge of cruelty to animals.
A. N. Kidder, marble manufacturer, for
merly of Bellows Falls has established his
business at Putney.
Frank Pierce of East Putney has failed.
Liabilities $24, 900; assets $4,000.
A fugitive from the Franklin county N.
Y, jail was arrested at Putney, March,
22d.
Charlie Smith, met an accident at Robert
SONS paper mill at Putney, sustaining In
juries from which he has since died.
Mr.. John r. Buell., has purchased the
marble works Of Stillman Robinson at VIII
mington.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
At the annual school meeting at Spring
field, the following gentlemen were elected
school committee; ]. w. Pierce, j. X.
Warren for three years Franklin p. Ball,
Charles A. Forbush for two years Rev.
Daniel Dorchester, jr., A. L. Robinson for
one year. Ia III
A citizen of mill village. Rochester, VT,
came near losing his lite by freezius one |
night last week. He was under the infiu- |
ence of old cider, and was found In lot |
through which he was passing on his way
home, with his feet badly frozen. Halt an |