Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-01
VERMONT.

musical association.
The Rev. Mr.. Robbins accepts q
call to the Baptist Church at Col
chester. s....
Forty cart-oad of 1--we stock from
tue West passed through St. Adams
on Thursday last.
Silas Jones had two ribs broken the
other day at South Royalton, by q
collision with II runaway team.
Antoine Fobear, of st. Adams, has
! been sentenced to the workhousa fol
an assault OH his wife.
A prisoner in Middlebury Jail,
named LeDow, died the other day OF
typ1old fever.
John Lowell and wife, of Cornwall,
the parents Of nineteen chlldseA, cole-
DRAFTED their golden wedding re,envly
A young man at work on railroad
bridge in 6iadtord had his foot ter
rbly crushed the other morning by u
large rock falling upon it.
he Young Mems Association oil
bennington propose to give series OF
ii st-clasS intellectual entertainments
there the present season.
Abe Sheltus was run over by the
cars AID killed near Ii ghgatc Springs
Oh Friday morning. He was seventy
years old and very deaf.
NJ. Ne.son Noyes, Of Woodsvile,
"ho hail his leg bIoken during the fair
at Bradford, died last Thursday morn
ing. His leg was anpuLated the day
hufnre -
5. r. Wright, Of West Randolph,
accidentally shot himself while Out
hunting on the 18th inst, had his lcg
ampuLated, and died on the 18th.
John Seymour, of Essex, was
thrown from his wagon on the 23rd
by the breaking Of the whiffiettee and
kicked by his horse. AT last account
he was stlll alive, but his recovery va
despaired Of.
A musical association has been or
ganized in Addison County, conducted
by teachers, choristers, and home
talent, to have u president, five vice
presidents, and secretary.
The six-year old son of Thomas
Norway, OF Waterbury, fell from the
loft of lumber shed on Saturday, and
cut fearful cash in his head. The
doctors have somc hopes of his re-
covery. r,
Sylvanus Boynton, Of Manchester,
met with serious accident recently,
by falling from al apple tree while
picking apples. lie fell d stance OF
ten OF twelve feet, striking OH his
back. ~
Green Brimmer, who was assaulted
at Pownal the other morning, has
since died Of his injuries. He was
seventy years old, and prominently
Identified with the business interests
OF his county. His assailant is in
custody.
On Saturday, Oct. 27th, double
team ran down steep hill at Yer
gennes, striking a buggy in which
were the Rev. Mr.. Dayfoot and dau-
ghter. Both were tlrown out. The
daughter was seriously and Mr.. Day
foot quite badly injured. The horse
was killed, and the buggy demolished.
Tie MiddIebury Freshman class is
said To he getting little Wild, one Of
their recent exploits having been to
lock up the chapel so that the digni-
fled faculty were obliged to break and
climb into window in order to get
in. saH
Typhus fever has broken out in the
State Prison, at Windsor, winch is
now overcrowde |. Two convicts have
died, and the chapel has been turned
into hospital. ia
Landlord Sehofeld's wife could not.
even for the sake Of remaining the
wife Of the proprietor Of the Otter
Greek House at Plttsford, she could
not stand being frequently knocacd
down stairs and having her face burned
with lighted cigars, 50 she got a dl.
vorce at Rutland the other day. 81. e
George Pollock, who was acquitted
on the charge Of cmbezzlement at St
Albans, the other day, was lately re.
leased by order OF the assistant judges
on the charge of attempting to break
Jail, but was Immediately re-arGested
for larceny, and will remain in jai
some months longer.
Recently a child of Charles Slack
of Chelsea, got bean into It's throat
so far that it WAS impossible to remove
it without surgical operation. All
incision, one inch and half long, wa:
made in the neck, and the windpipt
opened 50 that The bean was takeI