The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19

road There are three railroad stations in
the town, Mt. Holly, summit and Head
vile, but The business of the town docs not
seem to center at eithero of them.
Mt. Holly had in 1860 population of
1880, decrease from 1850 of eIeren.
A telegraph office has been established at
Mt. Holly station, making three telegraph
offices in town.
Work on the Catholic church has been
suspended until Spring.
MOUNT TABOR.
The account of G.. 5. Tabor, administra-
Tor Of the estate Of Hannah b. Tabor, is to
be presented for settlement at the probate
court at Rutland, Jan. 6.
Mount Tabor has 965 sheep $40 cattle,
and 30 swine, and made 4.4iA pounds of
maple sugar last year.
rNwLET.
Pawct had population in 1870 of | ,50j
and in 1860 1884, making an increase of
eleven in the decade.
Josiah II. Sherman of pawct will make
an application 20 the March term OF the
Rutland county court for a bill or divorce
from his wife. Lydia :. sherman cause,
dcscrtiun
o II Simonds ha, sold % acres from the
northwest part Of his farm to Phiander
White of Fl. Ann. y Y for $40 per acre.
Fred VI HOLSTER has bought the Frank
Hammond farm at about the same price
per acre. Other sales are negotiating.
rirTsFlELD.
The nearest railway station TO Pittsiicld
is Bethel, Is miles.
The township of Pitsicld is mountain
Gus, and the most important elevation is
called WilcoN's peak.
rlTTsrorp.
The Congregational church in pitlslord
has a membership Of 203-l2j females and
- males 81 of whom are nonresident.
There are no mountains in the township
of Pittsfurd. \ range Of hills extends
along the west line between the town and
llubharlton.
POULrNEY.
Joseph loslin, Esq. and Hon. Barnes
Frisbic arc progressing rapidly towards tho
completion of the history Of the town of
l'OultncN.
The GLOBE was mistaken in saying, last
week, that Rev. j. j. Damn and Rev :. W.
Dana were both sons of the late Stephen
w. Dana of Troy, Rev. ;. W. Dana of
Philadelphia is II son Of Rev. j. j. Dana.
and distant relative, hot a nephew. of
Hon. c. :. RumScy Of llnbhudton.
RUTLAND.
Michael Clark, Of West Rutland, died
suddenly at his home ON Clark Illll, on
Thursday evening Of last week.
Rev. Richard Grogan lcclu'cd ON Tenn
pcrance nj West Rutland Oh Tuesday even
ing.
Fifty Of the young ladies from one Of
the schools at West Rutland took sleigh
ride last week TO CastlctOn under the care
Of Major lIazclton.
About 1880 o'clock on Monday night the
store Of James Battles of West Rutland,
was broken into by young lad named
Pat McGary, who is only about II years of
age, \ noise was heard in the store which
was reported TO Mr.. Piper at the Barnes
House, who went into the store and dis
covered the young rascal. after consider
able search. secretcd in an empty barrel,
with sheet of paper over the head of t.
lie was committed to Jail by deputy shcr-
lift Harley G. sheldon.
sHEHBURN.
The following is an abstract of the grand
list of Shcrburn for 1872
Number of polls 2oO
Number of dOgs.. 20
Number Of taxable acrcs...... 24.3I1
Appraisal of real estate. ;ssS, Gel
Appraisal of personal property SG,s33
One per cent of grand list ....... S954. "a
List for state taxes ................. 81 .2O3 "a
SHREWSBURY.
Franklin Billings and Henry \. Water
man, commissioners on the estate of Con-
slant Weber, late of Shrewsbury, nlll
meet on the second Monday of January.
TINMoUTn
The number of taxable acres in the town
of Tinmouth is 1G,042
Dr. Theopolis Clark. Of Tinmouth, aged
93, is probably the oldest living physician
in the world.
WALfINGFOHD.
The appraisal of personal property in
Walingford is $l60,0GS
c NJ Townsend and J. G IIulett commits
sioncrs on the estate Of the late Nathan
VIM of Wallingford, meet on the last
Wednesday of January.
WELLS
One per cent Of the Grand List of Wells
is 81, 1881.
WEST HAVEN.
The list for State taxes in West Haven is
S2364, 9S.