Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-02-19
ORLEANS COUNTY.

ORLEANS COUNTY.
i pair of three year oil steers were stolen from
the barn OF Oliver T. Word OF South Barron la>
FRIDAY night Somebody went iutp the barn, as.
= ted The steers and took the likeliest ralr an"
III owe them away
rs.Tyler Of Newport Center whose daughe
died a few weeks since, is going TO try and g'I
damages Fl ON the village district, she claiming thai
her daughters sickness and death was caused by
the dampness Of the school house.
A. Z. Daniels and A Bailey of Crafshuty hav,
manufactured over 1000 pounds Of cedar oil til,
past year.
There we've IL marriages, =! births and 10 deaths
In Greensboro in le76.
There were 81 births, II deaths and % marriage,
on Derby the past year.
Sickness is doing much injury to the Newport
schools.
Joserh Revier OF Troy VI, has bren found gull
ty Of attempting 10 murder his wife in 1871, and
sentenced To five years in the state prison.
Report says that u woman IN the vicinity oil
Newport Centre has sold her two-yca s. old child
Tor SIS.
The February term of the Orleans county courl
closed Wednesday, Few cases we've on ulIl, bul
u large number were dspoien Of.
Within one week Elisha Lane has purchased al
West Derby for Montreal party AS tubs of but
Ter; net weight Ii 3GG pounds; cost S2950.l. The
butter soes to Portland and thence to Glasgow,
Scotland.
On u recent night, as Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Magoon,
of West Derby, returned to their home after an
evenings visit. they discovered theii house ON lire
in two or more places. ltwas evident that some
pal ty had been in their house and scattered Goals
about in several places for the purpose Of destroy
mgr
| Cralsbury is considerably excited over III,
| l!2htniug rod swindle. une party has been sue,
| On his note and is summoned to appear in Poutt
| uey ut court Other parties about North Wolcotl
nave paid from 500 10 Slj. Five men in oui
neghbol hood are in for over $780,
| David Rollins of Newport hal his nose broken
| the other day with Il binding pole.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
There was Il funeral N tahaven, on each of the
ten days ending the 9Th. They were mostly OF
elderly people, and OF no settled type Of disease
A correspondent ofthe Troy Times writes as fol
lows OF 4 Fairhlvcn r,rner; " At Fanhiven we
| butter from Jersey COWS. Mr.. Gardiner sets his
milk in pans four feet long, twenty-five inches
wide and Fix inches deep. Ice water is made Il
| run around the pans 10 cool the milk. His hea,
| ol nine cows averaging 3l7}, pounds of butter
| year This IS almost 200 pounds above the age
| IN the state per COW. Jersey COWS, and cool milk
make the success. lie sells MS butter us fast Hs
made from i've to ten cauts above the market price
His rvs are fastened with chain around I'll,
neck, AS he thinks stanchions cruel, and SO doe
Mr.. Richards.
| A well executed counterfeit Of The silver dolla
| is troubling Rutland merchants.
| Twenty applications for divorce have been 6lt'
| for hearing in the Rutland county court.
| The most extensive marble firm in Vermont il
| that of the Rutland marble company. They lul
| three large quarries and two marble mills in l,ut
land a nd one IN salem, NJ Y. The three mills con
| tain Is gaings OF saws that cut millions of feet o
marble year; the company employs 400 men, au'
owns deposit in Casllcton from which Is shippel
COO car loads Of sand to the mills in Rutland AM
Salem annually.
| The Howe scale company, Rutland, now employ
| 300 men, and as orders warrant an increase, neN
| machinery is to be erected tuat will employ abOu
10 additional mechanics