The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24


Friday evening.
Our cider mills, of which we have no
less than four in town, are all in active op-
Grafton, and doing good business.
Lawsuits are quite frequent just now
and as we have plenty of legal talent here'
counsel from out of town is seldom en-
ployed.
s. L. Griffith has large force of work
men employed at the present time in Tue
erection of new coal kilns &c.
E. Holton has put on an addition to his
house.
Mr.. Ira Vail was thrown from his wagon
on Thursday, while on his way from the
fair at Wallingford, and badly injured.
George Stone has sold the balance Of his
farm to Arson Baker for $500 immediate
possession given. j. c. W.
SOUTH wALLINGFoRD.
One of the diamond cutting machines on
w. w. Kelley's quarry has been removed
to West Rutland. The other will continue
in operation as long as the weather per-
mits.
The three marble mills on Otter Greek,
in this village, are now in full operation.
The recent heavy rains having filled the
springs and streams so that water is in
abundance.
Messrs Reynolds & Hayward of Rut-
land take nearly all the marble sawed from
both quarries at present. 1t is cut in Rut-
land and used for the erection of bank in
Lowell Mass.
We wish to point the people of this
vicinity, many of whom live in houses
much needing improvement, to the example
of Mr.. Chas. o. Stafford who has added
greatly to the appearance of our village by
thcarcccnt repairs made on his dwelling,
and our advice to all, go thou and do
likewise.
The fruit crop is a failure in this section
this season. Common apples are selling al
81 per bushel
wALLINGFORD.
Every one is congratulating every Other
one on the splendid success of the centen-
NAL celebration and the fair. There were
no accidents and nothing to mar the pleas
antness of the occasion. The order main
tanned on the ground as well as the finan'
It, In, IL 4,
the quiet and transformations, yet perscver.
ing work Of one man whose name has moi
been mentioned in this connection. That
is Joseph Randall the general superin.
tcndent of the grounds. He has devoted
his time and labored earnestly to have
everything taken care of, and now rejoiCes
that all is done, every bill paid, and ovel
1000 feet of boards paid for and safely
housed for the next centennial and the mex
fair. Some articles are missing from the Hal
of Relics. Several valuable old newspa
pers, and some ancient hand wove pocke
handkerchiefs. 1t is hoped they haye beer
taken away by accident, and will be re
turned, as they are of no especial value
except to the owners, and to them of price
less value as keepsakes.
PlTTsFoRD--A CARD.
We hereby give notice that we snail no
| publicly prosecute those who with eviden
''aforethought" broke into our unoccupieC
house, and upon our unlocking and at
| tempting to enter seized upon us and nearly
"galrotted' the breath from our bodies
and then pierced us with such words as M
one who cannot worthily alliX d. ID. t
their names can ever hope to attain, refer
ing to childhood, to the sainted dead, t.
thc.church, to the Sabbath school and t.
Nature (who had "donned' its most mag
nficcnt and gorgeous dress) so that i
all were not, we, at least, were entirely
submerged. Nor shall We prosecute then
for removing the "valuables" and "relics
of our absence in the forms of cobweb
and dust, and caused the house instead o
sending forth the damp and mildew of I'm
occupancy to send forth the aroma of Chin
| VI bhNh anu tiiN iiltdt vi thO luttt'
calf so that even we, with our ''garrotting
and submergedness, could not resist tn
temptation of partaking with those VIII
had done all this And now to prove tina
our former teachings have not been entrel,
forgotten, we say that we sincerely forgiv
Gas we hope to be forgiven those who hav
done all these unmerited and unlocked 70
things Yet the truth compels us to sa
that our western sojourn has made us s.
much like the native Sioux, over who's
hunting grounds and war paths we hay
wandered, that we cannot and will not 70,
get what has been done us but haye indeli
bly, photographed it on the tablet of on
memory, duly labeled, page Is, Book 10
No. 1873.
G. l.. PENFIRLD AND FAMILY