The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-24
COUNTY AND ELSEWHERE.

Rev. II. M. Ladd, brother-in-law of
President Kitchel, preached In the Congre-
gational church very acceptably last Sab
bath.
Rev. f. Olmstcad, for many years pastor
at Bridport, now of Townshcnd, VT, Is
making visit to his former parishioners.
Mr.. j. +. Crane, the famous bee-keepor,
expects to secure 10000 pounds of honey
from his bee-colony this season.
Cornwall.
Rev. s. L. Blake, a native of Cornwall
and graduate of Middlebury College, now
pastor at Concord, N. H., has been recent
ly visiting his friends, and preached an ad-
mirable sermon in the Congregational
church.
Hon. Henry Lane, who has been quite
i'll, is now rapidly improving.
The mare of the "DeIong" Ethan Allen
stock, recently sold by Col. 4. s. Stowell
to Col. Phyfe of New York, is making
very fast time below, and it is said that
Col. Phyfc has refused $4,000 for her.
Larrabee's Point
This pleasant locality is fast becoming
place of summer resort. Not only for
people from the city, but from the vicinity.
Good fishing, boating, and agreeable sur
roundings make it especially desirable
place for rest The United States Hotel
has been thoroughly repaired, making the
rooms large, airy and comfortable, as well
as desirable for summer boarders. The
location is opposite Ticonderoga, and the
surrounding country and scenery combine
to make it among the best of summer
homes. There are ample opportunities for
, fishing especially. A gentleman caugh,
eighty pounds of pickerel and bass in foui
hours on Thursday last, near the hotel
The new mine host, F. B. Kimball, seemi
to be the right man in the right place. He
< keeps the house in order, and places before
his visitors the best of eatables. Thi
: point with such good hotel accommodation
u is bound to become a'place of frequent re
n sort.
II Port Henry.
William II. Carr has been appointe,
local agent of the Travellers Insuranc
" Company of Hartford, and on the first da
s. of his agency he secured $31, 900 of risks
:, A young man residing at Whitehall, bu
,f who had been working at Port Henry
started for home on Friday evening las,
~ intending to take the night boat, but befor
going he took the precaution to get prett
full and was very particular to exhibit hi
q money, which was near 800 in amount, I
-, an admiring crowd. After waiting awhil
:, he went down to the steamboat dock, an
" being too early for the boat, he seated hin
~ self on his trunk and was soon in the Ian
:, of dreams. He slept, according to his ow
:. statement, not more than fifteen minute
' when he awoke, and searching for h
., "leather" became painfully aware that
~ had gone to "that bourne whence r
:, pocket-book ever returned"
ia Hon. F. w. Tobey has been summons
IN to Jay to attend his father who has be-
nd dangerously i'll.
on The Trustees of Cedar Point iron cor
[c. pany have voted to increase the capt.
mo- stock from quarter of million to half
Tor million dollars.
e- Considerable excitement was created he
in. last week by report which was circulate
on to the effect that the state of New Yo'
en- were ABOUT 10 puchasc .l.v i.... e.e intere
IN and build state prison. This would,
int course, put convict labor in the place
ed the men now employed. The rumor HI
Ia no foundation in fact and originated fro
his the fact that the commissioners of the lal
lid officer were at this place locating wat
he fronts, and some person, maliciously d
he posed, put the report in circulation.
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