The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-29
Rutland Comfy.


There Is much complaint OF fruit thlev-
ing at Brandon.
DR.. Charles Backus of Forestdale, has
beenystricken down with paralysis and lies
in very critical condition.
Mr. Hanback, has sold his photograph es-
Enlistment and removed TO Worcester,
Mass.
Charles c. Dunn caught party OF fell
lows stealing his melons and made them
pay dearly for it.
Rev Mr. ingalls, of the Methodist church
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Franklin
Tuxbury of the Congregational church,
Sunday week.
Street loafing in the evening is mentioned
as among the bad habits of Brandon.
A union temperance service was held ut
the Congregational church on Sunday
evening, at which Rev. Richard Grogan
preached an effective sermon.
A grand mass temperance meeting will
he held this Monday evening at the town
hall at which Rev. Richard Grogan viii
speak.
Messrs, Ross. Pitts " Co. have one of
the finest stores and largest stocks Of goods
in Western Vermont Their sales have
been largely increased this fall, and they
deserve the patronage of the public for
their enterprise. Their stocks have been
divided into six departments, which makes
its appointments among the best in the
State.
Rev. \. L. Dunn, pastor of the Baptist
church. at East Poultncy. preached at Ira
on Sunday afternoon. Sept. DIST.
rAwLEr.
The attention of the farmers of Pawlct
is directed more and more each year to the
manufacture of cheese. -Four cheese fac
tories are in successful operation in the
town.
PorLTNEY.
Trinity church is being materially inn
proved in its outward appearance.
Rev. J. Ryland Kcndrick, y. d.. OF New
York. preached an excellent sermon at the
Baptist church Sunday morning week. Dr.
kcndrick has accepted q call to the pastor.
ate of Baptist church in Poughkcepsic.
The store of j. j. .Josln has the appear
ancc of business again, II fresh stock of
goods having recently arrived. giving ndi-
cations of lively times.
The he'll OF the Ripley college rings
again. much to the delight of the people.
On Sunday week the ordinance of hap
tism was administered to five. twenty-siN
were received to fun membership, and the
sacrament of the Lords supper was
nicants at the Methodist church last Sun
day week.
The college opened on Monday last with
Encouraging prospects.
st. John Parish school. Rev. +. II. Ran
dali, Rector, opened on Wednesday last
with fifty scholars.
1tcN. James ". IlcIcc, inc new I'dStoT III
the Baptist church, is slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
Mr.. John NJ. Williams has sold his bar
Der shop to Mr.. A. Mandigo.
The Baptist society purpose finishing the
vcstry-room of their church at an early
day.
The following Improvements and changes
have recently taken place
The residence of Mr.. II. 4. Hall is near
ly completed.
Daniel Culver and +. W. Whtelock are
laying slate walks about their residences.
Charles Ripley. .Ir.. has removed to lis
new residence
WEST rhwIET
Rev II. ID. Pierce of Poultney is sup
plying the pulpit OF the Baptist church at
West Pawlct.
The Baptist church has been enlarged,
and renovated, though not yet opened fol
service.
Several new dwellings are in process OF
erection in West Pawlct. and a general nil
of thrift pcrvades the place.
Several slate veins have been recently
opened and demand has arisen for dwell
ings to accommodate the workmen.