The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-25
WutIand County Notes.

INulllH'l HIS iiiNi Nill't ~ liOl l'lN ~ Niit
decisions of the Supreme Court Nathan
iel Chapman, Charles l.. Williams md
Whelock G.. Neazey.
The second book printed, written by
citizen Of Rutland county, was the "Natu-
raj and Civil History of Vermont" by
Samuel Williams, LID, was in Smo.
form of 42S pages, in 1874.
Rutland county had population of 3D.
1913 in 1900 an increase of S,222 in ten
years. of which %, 123 were white color
ed, 90
There are 1887, residents of Rutland
county having one or both parents of for
birth.
There are IL persons residents of Rut-
land county who were born in Maine.
There were 81 adults and II infants
baptized in the Congregational churches Of
Rutland county last year.
BENSON.
Benson had !, 4Sl inhabitants in ls20,
decrease of so from 1910.
The estimated value Of the property be-
longing to the Congregational church in
Benson is $4,000
BRANDON.
The population of Brandon in 1910 was
1870, an increase of 200 in ten years.
The benevolent contributions of the Con
gregational church in Brandon last year
was Sl66.4 A.
CAsTLETON.
The first course of medical lectures, given
in Vermont. was delivered in Cdstlcton by
Doctors Selah Grodley. Theodore Wood
a,,1 IDl. s,ts,fn finfr in
March, 1918.
The population in Caslleton increased
from 1900 to 1870 3Sl. the population be-
in the latter year 1920.
CnlTrENDEY.
In 1880 there were go inhabitants in
Chittcnden, being an increase of 50 in the
decade.
Chittcndcn was granted on the ith and
chartered on the 10Th of March, 1880, to
Gershom Beach and his associates. The
township of Philadelphia was annexed to
Chlttcnden. Nov. >, 1916.
CLARENDON
Clarendon had ,ftN luldp'u,...-
The average congregation in attendance
upon the services Of the congregational
church in Clarendon is 80
DANNY.
Dandy had pos inhabitants at the CEN
sus in 1871.
\ Grange Of the Patrons of IIushandry
is soon to be established in Dandy
rAlruAvEN.
Farhaycn had go inhabitants in 1870,
a decrease of 80 in ten years.
Hon Alanson Allen of rairhAvcn was
the pioneer Of the Slate interests in Yer
mont.
IlUBBARDTUN.
There were $40 Inhabitants in Hubbard
ton in ls20, an increase of 80 in 10 years
An academy formerly existed in Hub
hardton under the title of the II Mon
Academy of lIubbardton, which was in
corporatcd by the legislature, oct. 26th
1912.
Ira had 49S nhabitant, in 1919 and in
crease of 10 from $500.
Seventeen person, died of the prevailing
epidemic in 1913,
MENpON.
Mendon had population of III in 1900.
an increase Of 50 over the previous census.
4 new mandatory Is in contemplation
at Mendon in the early Spring.
MuDDLETowN.
The population of Middletown in 1890
was .066. an increase Of 361 from the pre-
yious census.
The Congregational church in Middle
town has sabbath School Library of l3i
volumes
MI HOLLY.
Mt Holly has a foreign population Of II
Mt Holly is made up Of what was for
merly called Jackson Gore, containing 10
$50 acres. 1888 from the east side of Wal
lngford and IL, 139 acres from the west
side of Ludlow, being in the whole 26 100
acres, and was incorporated October 3lst,
1902.
Mt TABOR,
The air and soil of Mt. Tabor is better
adapted to grass and grain because of the
popularity of the range of the Green
Mountains, in which it is located.
The charcoal interests of NJ, Tabor arc
t increasing rapidly. and will undoubtedly
ere long rival any in Vermont
PAwIEr
Pawlet had eleven colored residents il
1870 it had none in 1862 and hut one il
1850
The Congregational church in Pawlc
was organized in August, 1881
rlrrsFoRD.
The oXyde of manganese is foundin larg'
quantities in Pittsford.
Pittsford has but one colorcd resident
and in 1850 it had %.
PITTsFiELD.
The religious denominations in Pltsfcl,
are CongrcgatiOnalists and Methodlsls
u The former had an organization previous L
1900, and the latter was organized in lsOl
The lumber interests of Pitsileld are be
ing rapidly developed,
PoUITNEY.
Poultney is to have new paper, to b
conducted by Hon, Barnes Frisbe as editor
The pulpit of the Congregational churc'
in East Poutney is now supplied by kev
Calvin Granger
RUTLAND.
Charles G Boardman, Lcycrctt Chatter
ton, Il f Manley, Roswell Il Mead, DaU
Morgan, DIR Lorenzo sheldon and Richar
Watkins. of West Rutland, are life MON
beers of the Vermont Domestic Missionar
Society