The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

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among ,ne smaller manufacturing establish
n'en'S OF inc county
since inc rage OF the epidemic of lSl3,-
i ny na "a pccli no, 50 great general preva-
iehce Oh ieVer as now oil inc typhoid fever
Ill almost every town IN the county.
Rutland county was incorporated in Feb
ruary i'9i' only nue. more than seven
years 10 us centennial
The examination of teachers in the soy
erai towns oil hutiahd county, takes place
u" "a'ulu'y vi "eN' "eeh' Nov Sth.
John Carlton, laborer on the New York
and Canada Railroad, while eating his din
| ncr on the rocks, at Benson Landing n few
h:y si".c' a iuiiihs s'o'c rom past, mt
,,as loo. pieaN,"s anu Gutt'ig ms leg ana
s""s'e"e se' Ill anu he uieu oaturuay night.
Benson was the first town in Rutland
sou.,'y, .'a' oneleu sPrihsS WIN Iheuiclhal
| p'oper.i ':s anu ausert'seu ,he.' as resort
lV' ,.s in'us near i''''e oi trese springs
VI i''e yo"is.
non, ~ opraguc Jr' oil brandon
=" ~ r, J.u'neu l'o1s ms recent business TRIP
| ~ "'''" ie'eNc" us present name III
Rev. H. c. Farrar, Rev. b. lIawlcy ID.
| ~, ana Rev. D. Phillips former ministers of
t'lc Me'',ouist Cnurch III Castleton nave
'ece"''y peen lhokihg visits there'
MI Peter Robinson the father of Rev.
D.. o. nooii'soh inc popular pastor OF
it1 1871 .eli' u onu,en' VINO was former
es'uen ~, VI Cas'ic'on, Is spending the WIN
,, -. ,'' i'o.''o'''" iiouse
William Dcnison after an absence of
thirty years has been visiting his native
m N 81
A man who has resided three miles from
the village of Castcton for twenty years
and never failed visiting it from one to
three times week, did not put in an APP
pearance last week
Edward Eaton, one of the Oldest nhabi-
tants of Castleton died recently at the age of
of 81 years. He was almost the last one of
the family that once resided on Eaton Hill.
Inc number OF visitors TO witness the
wonderful spiritual manifestations of the
Eddys in Chlttenden has rapidly decreased
Tor the past two weeks.
Several new and extensive caverns have
been found recently in Chittenden.
John G. Colvin and Noel Potter commits
sioners on the estate of Charles p. Otis, late
of Clarendon meet at the house of l.. f.
Gown the "a Tuesday OF November and
February.
The mission established three years ago
at North Clarendon by b. w. Marshall of
Rutland has proved great success.
Mrs. Hannah Rogers. widow of the late
Deliyerance Rogers of Granville and moth
er of ID. w. Rogers of Danny, preached at
Dandy borough, on recent Sunday. She
Is a woman. Of s'ro"" ''""'"' ~" - ~. --i--'-o
the 'luakerS'
The marble and coal interests ot DANNY
are largely AIDING 10 It's business prosper
Perlty'
Rev. Dwight Spencer, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Farhaven does not favor the
Eroh9eHcat A"ia"ee'
The slate interests of Fairhaven would
he the most valuable in the country accord
ing to their extent had they low railroad
irelghtS'
There is more wealth among the people
of llubbardtOn, according to population,
than any other town in Rutland county.
Most of the farmers of the town are money
lenders.
1t is only a little more than three years
to the centennial anniversary OF the battle
OF llubbardton, fought july :, l'".
The Baptist church in Ira, the only one
in town, was the third church Of that de-
nomination organized IN Rutland county
which took place IN 1855
Birds Mountain is, most OF 1t, located IN
the 'oWiNllp Oh IRA, ana Is among thc
lal.es' anu nios' abrupt '''"'''"'"' III ''''
''i'e'
justice courts are Settihg quite frequent
III lcii''.n "i, 1t mas uoum 10 St r ',i, o
anr owu', a'' ~ p,,,In,,I i,.,,.s and ms
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me Lumbar interests OF Meh1oh are
SAID to he ON the decline but It's icg@f IN
terests are advancing ana increasing rap
ldy'
Middlcto'yn received ITS charter from
vermont IN 1854, ana Is Inc ohiy town re-
ceWing It's charter from to'' o'a'e Ill nut
land County.
Hon Reuben Wood, Ex-Governor of
Ohio and eX-mnister OF the United states
TO one OIL ihe SCUM American hcpuplicS
WAS n"''ve % htriuvtomm' Sr,r N Wu,,
C,u'h 'ne o.ues' liNi"5 ni"9 % W Ne" YIN
Guy was '''i'e' 'esi''''' y, Wv ''""
me luher'I oi nlss Npp.e iN'llss.on
,"u8Iler Vi '1"' ii''.vy it' niN'"u w'S
AZ, Hi, LII ~" r.iia', ,,st ~
rr,'. n.y.. ,v.,,;.,.r,., c.. D.,
ine ', "A, a' NE T"'Ir' 'nlf NJ,
1,'aIer W.. "nu 'i' a. 49, -. NV VI WV
my ,r,, -. ,
- me name Oh MI i"oor was ''''"'''!
iiarwlch'
large business III iu,no1t''S nnn 'p",
Is uohe III .',t lomnsi,p y; W. '"''' '''
Danny gets the circuit oi It,
Rev. II, T. Archibald son OF the kew
I. ii. Archibald of Bristol, and member
of the Theological Seminary mt Hamilton