Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1885-06-12

lecture in Rutland.
Last Wednesday ice nine feet thick
was reported in one of the Rutland
marble quarries.
The Ryegate stone cutters will be
defended by B. f, Butler if their case
comes to trial.
B. b. Smalley's silver wedding was
celebrated on Thursday of last week
at Burlington with grand banquet.
The Standard Oil Company is to
make Burlington a distributing point
for its products. The oil will be sent
there in tanks and then barrelled.
The Ora nd Jury has found indict-
ments against George Gilmore for
stealing q suit of clothes at Vergennes
last winter, and against f. Mcbride
for rape, alleged to have been COM
mitted in the passenger depot at Mid
dlebury, where he is baggagemaster.
Gilmore plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to fourteen months imprison-
ment in the House of Correction at
Rutland.
The first case in the Caledonia
County Court was that of the st.
Johnsbury and Lake Champlain Rail-
road against A. B. Hunt for trespass.
A heifer belonging to Hunt was killed
on the road and Hunt caused the en-
gineer's arrest, took him off his engine,
delaying the train he was running.
The trial resulted in a verdict for the
plaintiff of one cent damage and
costs.
Charles G. Spaulding Of Cavendish
was found dead last Friday night near
the Proctorsville Wooden Mill, upon
which he was at work. 1t is supposed
that he fell from staging and broke
his neck.
Arrangements have been made be-
tween d. r. Sartwell, the president OF
the Montpelier and Wells River rail
, road company, and Mr.. Edwin Mercy,
, the president of the Boston and Low
ell road, by which work is to be begun
upon a railroad between Marshfeld
and South Hardwick before snow file!
next fall.
5 Judge John B. Hollenbeck is the
oldest Mason in this State, havir s
been born February II, 1892, and be
ing consequently over ninety-thret
. years of age. He was made a Masor
by Friendship Lodge in Charlotte, anC
was raised to the third degree July 4
1918. Judge Hollenbeck was in thu
battle at Plattsburgh, and remember
the incidents of that battle and othe
matters connected with the war o
1912 with great distihctness.
: The posters are out for the races a
: Roaring Brook Park, Barton, on thu
4th of July. Music will be furnished
by the North Troy Band.
Statistics show that Orleans count,
y leads the State in the production O
wheat and barley, and is second il
!, the yield of potatoes.
). Vermont has furnished three gov
: errors for the State of Michigan-Al
I pheus Felch, born in Woodstock, JOIN
!. S. Barry, born in Rockingham, anC
Japhredites Rawson, born in Towns
bend.
North Georgia is to have q new en-
f terprise. A Burlington company ha
o erected building there for the manu-
facture of sugar by the new process
out of whey.
n Norman B. Harwood, So years old
who has just died in Florida, had
o life insurance of 100000. He wa
born in Bennington, and after the wa
. built up great business at st. Pau
and Minneapolis, Mimi, and failed TO
$1,700,000. He saved $95, 900 from til
u wreck, through mortgages held on TIL
property by his wife, and the pair thel
d went to Florida where they invested
$4,000 in 1000 acres of land, no,
valued at 100000. All this time hi
>, creditors have been watching to flint
property in his name. A case was re
Gently decided against him, ant
It shortly after he was found dead frou
:. conclusion of the brain.
George Hall of Grafton, 10 years c
age, was thrown from a loaded tear
to the ground, Tuesday evening c
last week. One wheel passed over hi
n chest, breaking one rib and otherwis
n severely injuring him. His recover
is doubtful.
a a Great Discovery.
e Mr.. VIM. Thomas of Newton, To-
n says: My wife has been seriously a.
Is fected with a cough for twenty-tiv
n years, and this spring more severed
than ever before. She had used man
! remedies without relief, and bein
p urged to try DR.. Kings New DiscoN
cry, did so, with most gratifying rt
suits. The first bottle relieved he
u very much, and the second bottle ha
8 absolutely cured her. She has nc
had so good health for thirty years.
Trial Bottles Free at Rawson's dru