The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
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farmer in Clarendon received, i'm fif-
teen days, sol for milk sent to New York.
The morning discourse last Sabbath. de.
liYered by Rev. T.. f. Wright. pastor of
the Congregational church, is spoken Of as
one OF more than ordinary power and merit
His address TO the children of the Sabbath
school in the evening was plain and prac-
tical presentation of the theme I" Remem-
Der the Creator in the days of thy youth
Evening schools are soon to he establish
ed in Dandy
The Castcton Old Folks concert will be
repeated at Fairhaycn on Friday evening
Nov 2S.
Fairhayen's population at the second cen
s'ls was All, an increase in nine years of
3G.
The congregational church at Hubbard
ton has membership Of 53 10 males and
~ females eighteen of whom are non re
sldents Of the town.
lIubbardton at the first cen sus in 1891.
had population Of 40i.
The town of Ira was organized May 81.
l,'0, and Col. Isaac Clark was its first town
clerk and also the first representative.
chosen the same year.
The population Of Ira increased 81 from
! ''l W lNuU.
The od.choppers Of Mcndon are busy.
and the movement of wood has commence
ed. Mr. Richard Spauldng of Rutland
drew six loads of four-foot wood from
Mendon to Rutland, on Tuesday, the whole
aggregating eighteen cords.
Joseph Banker was the first proprietor
Of lands in Mendon.
Mr.. H. Southworth of Middletown has
charge of the school at New Haven Mills.
The following is an abstract of the
grand list of Middletown for the year 1873:
Number of polls................... 1876
Number of dOgS................... 81
Number of taxable land ........ 12,OS9
Appraisal of real cstalc............ S1S1,7
Appraisal Of personal property. s55, 4ss
One er cent of grand list........ $2,372. 80
List Tor state taxes ...........".... $2,773.6J
Mount Holly has 620 taxable polls
In 1913 there were 81 deaths in Mount
Holly, occasoned by the epidemic of that
year.
Mount Tabor was chartered August %,
1856, by the name of Ilarwich.
The various manufacturing establish
ments of Mt. Tabor are in full blast.
The canine species of Pawlet enumera,e
11S.
Indian River, which runs across the
southwest corner of Paulet, rises from
spring Of pure water sufficiently large to
carry mill. 1t abounds in trout, and
takes its name from the great number of
Indians who resorted to it for the purpose
of fishing.
The appraisal of personal property in
| Pittsticld for 1878 is $751;
The Congregational Church in Pttsfield
was organized September II, 1903. Rev
J. b. Clark. its acting pastor, was ordained
in 1899, and his ministry in Pittsfieid com
menced in 1863.
The appraisal of real estate in Pittsford
| is 1858, GG6
The contributions for benevolent purpos-
es, by the Congregational church in Pitts
ford in 1872 was S296.
Herman Allen. LID. member of Con-
gress, United States Minister to Chill,
| President of the United States branch
Bank at Burlington, was Il son of MAJOR
Ileber Allen and nephew of Ethan Allen,
was born in Poultney, Feb %, 1899.
The list for state taxes in Poultney is
9,6s1.99.
Samuel J. Grigg and James NJ. Chatter
commissioners on the estate of the late
Erastus Wells, of Centre Rutland, meet at
his late residence on the first Tuesdays of
February and May next.