The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-18
Tho state, County and vicinity.

Our town has been lively during the past
week by the presence among US of the gen.
tlemen OF the sporting fraternity, who have
seemed to enjoy the sports as well as the
liberal hospitality of mime host" Flem-
ming Of the Central House.
The Ticondcroga ,scntiaei Is received
with great favor by our people. 1t is an
institution long needed In our midst and
should be well patronized and well sus-
tained, for 1t can but be an element
for good In our community. Mr.. Tobin
who has charge of the paper seems to be
an energetic, live man, such "a newspa-
per man should be.
The Lake George lands, near aud about
Stones Bay, arc to he divided into lots for
SALE and will be desirable locations for
summer residences. They are situated near
the terminus of the Lake Champlan and
Lake George railroad, which is TO be COM
plctcd, and over which the drawing room
cars are to run from New York, Troy, and
Albany. This enterprise il under charge
of J. q. A. Trcadway, who will give all
needed information by addressing him ut
Ticondcroga.
A substantial and convenient blacksmith
shop is being erected by w. H. Dul,os, on
Howe street.
Messrs. Dclano & Ives are doing spen.
did business. 1t is among the largest cs-
Establishments in Northern New York. for
the manufacture of doors, saShcs and
blinds, etc; in fact, everything in the
building line may be procured of them.
II G Nye of Whitehall, Is about to cstab-
lish himself in the flour and feed business
here, having purchased building to be
fitted for his trade.
Among tho leading houses Of this section
is the drug store and news room of our
popular and genial postmaster, Fred Weed.
In fact it Is a first-class drug store where
physicians prescriptions are carefully COM
pounded, and first-class goods are sold mt
fair prices. He keeps also stationery.
blank and school books. IN fact Weeds
store is an institution in Ticondcrogl.
George c Weed, Esq. with his nc
customed liberaliiy the other day surprised
the official board OF the Methodist church
of Ticonderoga, Ivy presenting them a note
held against thcm,thc principal and interest
amounting to Sl21.GS.
Free CHI, Treadway & Co., have one of
the largest and best stock Of goods in
northern New York. They are square.
honorable dealers, selling none but the best
quality of goods, their prices average low,
and they pay the highest market prices for
produce from the farms in the vicinity.
Rev Joseph J Muir. the energetic and
excellent pastor of the Baptist church. has
been the recipient from hs people of don /
tons amounting 10 nearly $500, which he
richly deserves at their hands.
Ticondcroga is fast picking up, and is
bound to become the town Of Essex conn
ty If not of northern New York. w.
MONTPELIER.
A painful accident occurred to Mcdad
Wright, Friday morning. lie was shifting
a belt in his machinery to set in motion a
circular saw. when it did not start, and he
took hold of the saw to aid it, Instantly
it started, mangling his hand and arm SO
badly that amputation of the arm was ne
cessary.
SALISBURY.
\ donation will be held at the Lake Dun
more House on Friday evening next, for
the benefit of Rev. y. C. Picket.
Mr.. W. II. Thomas and Miss Marietta
Waterhouse are both i'll of fever.
Mrs. George Thomas is not expected to
live but short time.
Elijah Cloycs of Salisbury. is lying at the
point of death in Cambridge, Mass, of
typhoid fever,
WHITING.
Whiting is improving and The town is
lively this winter,
The people are building new houses and
brushing up the old ones.
There was n reunion of the BAPTIST Chnirs
of Whiting and Cornwall on Wednesday
evening last.
WOODSTOCK.
Woodstock Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry has been organized by ID. Il.
Boyden. deputy. The following is list
of the officers
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II ~ lnOlilis.. ONcrSecr
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Hosea Vaughan. Treasurer
j f Montague. Lecturer
D ~ Cnetllc.... steward
geo ii vaughan. .................ASSt Steward
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