The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-05


ceived by Capt. Cook.
A citizen of Castlcton left town
with numerous aud divers bills unsettled.
If he will only remain away the people will
willingly contribute the several small am
cunts for his benefit.
Henry Mexican, who left Castleton 25
years ago for California and Tor the past II
years a resident of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has
been on n visit to the home of his ma
tivity.
The Congregational church in Castlcton
was organized in 1884. Rcy Matthias
Cazlcr was the first minister and was set
tied by the town September 9TH, 1899, and
dismissed December 18th, 1899. Rev.
Walter H. Ayers, the present acting pastor
was ordained to the ministry at Winooski.
July 18th, 1872, and commenced supplying
the church in Caslcton in the Spring Of
1878.
Rev. n. p. Gilbert is suppling the pul
PIT OF the congregational church in Clarcn-
don.
Clarendon la. three colorcd inhabitants.
Miss Rcbccca Sherman. daughter of
Theodore VI. sherman has been seriously
i'll of dirthcria
Mr. o. :. Presley. of Port Henry. n
Y, ha, leased a slate quarry on the Bliss
farm ut Ilylcyillc.
DR.. j. Sanford of Caslcton has in his
library Il book entitled The IIusbandmans
Calling. Richard Steele is the author. and
it was printed in 1868, and contains two
hundred and cighty-two pages. Every
word and leaf is about as perfect ms the day
the volume was published
\ few weeks since spirit introduced a
fish from Lake Bono seen into the midst of
Il spiritual circle at Chittcndcn.
Chilcndcn has in its population ~ per.
sons of foreign birth.
Rev. Z. i. Wright of DANNY was pres.
cnt at the meeting of Post Skinner No. "a,
OF the Grand Army of the Republic on
Tuesday evening last, and in response to
call made some very interesting remarks
to the comrades.
Specimens Of Gacna or sulphurct of
lead have been found in Dandy.
One Of the wealthy and leading citizens
of Fairhavcn attended church tho other
Sunday, when the contribution box was
passed, iumblcd round in his pocket for
cent, and fishcd ont Il 50 gold piece which
he put into the treasury of the Lord be-
fore he discovered his mistake.
Rev. X. c. Anderson former pastor of
preached at the Congregational church in
Fairhavcn last Sabbath.
The attendance on the schools of the vii
lage OF tairhaycn is very large. Miss Bar.
rctt has charge Of the higher department
FairIiavcn was Il portion of the territory
covered by Col Philip Skcene's second
Grant, and was all included in the New
Ork county of Charlotte, of which Skeens-
borough (Whitchall) was the county seat.
Prof. Il. II. IIaskall of West Rutland in.
struct' class in singing at the Congrega-
tlonal church at West iIubbardton every
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Rev. Il. G. Williams of Castleton Sem.
mary IS supplying the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church in lIubbardton.
Spriuoli>m is raging in West Hubbard
ton.
llubbardton at the second census. in
$500 had population of Gil an increase
OF 23i IN nine years.
Ira has a native population of 353.
In November 1908, a very powerful re-
ligious revival took place in Ira, continuing
through the winter which resulted in the adj
dltion of 22j members to the Baptist
church.
Mendon has llG foreign born residents in
its population. No foreigners have been
reported as residents of Mendon until the
last census.
MendOn was chartered to Joseph Ban
ker and others February %, l7Si by the
name of Midway, Parkers Gore was an
neXed to II, and the whole incorporated in
to township by the name of Parkerstown
Nov. I, 1901 and Nov. 6, 1927. the name
was altered to Mendon.
The Congregational church in Middle
town has total membership of 90 GA
males, GS females fifteen of whom are non
residents.
The settlers OF Middetown were from
Connecticut and moved back to that State
during the revolutionary war, bu. returned
ms soon as ii was over.
The snow in Mt. Holly averages two
feet or more deep in the cleared lands.
The lumbermen say it is three feet in depth
on the mountain, where men are cutting
logs and drawing wood.
ion.
o. H. Livingston OF Mechanlcsville has
returned from market with full stock of
goods for the winter trade, which he is SELL
ing at low rates for cash.
Miss IL. VI. Harrington is teaching the
school in District No. ., in Mt. Holly.
Mt. Holly has only 1913 dogs.
Mt Tabor has n manhattan of 3Ol oco
noIarod ;,n;';n ooo WING anu one
hovn hoo1, rn,,n vel o IoioreH persons
mil $50 'NPo'''' "' ''N'''''S vi Tue town
Mt. Tabor in $50 had I'm, tor,,,mo
horse '"'' CIV '''' nut 'or'y-two
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he ioliowieg IS an abstract of the Grand
N,rbor o,pou.
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