The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13
THE RUTLAND WEEKLY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING.



Amos Wlmarth died In Addison on the
9th ult., aged 80 years. He was very
active man till near his death, but disease
and old age proved too mueIh4sFhis strong
constitution. lie was much loved and re-
spected in the community in which he
lived, and his loss is sadly felt. Nearly
eleven years since he lost his VIE, Anna
Elmer. He had family of eight children,
two of whom he survived, Mrs. Miner, of
Monkton, who died in lS47 and Mrs. Buck,
Of Grown Point, died last August. He
leaves one brother, over 80 years OF age,
out of a large family, three of whom lived
to be over 30. He was a sergeant IN the
volunteer militia at the battle OF Platts-
burg, and was afterwards promoted to
captain.
LINCOLN.
A young hopeful in Lincoln, about six
months of age, is worthily blcst with grand
parents. He has two grandmlhers and
grandmOthcrs three great grandlaihcrS
four great grandmothers, and one who may
properly be called great great grandmother,
making in all eleven grand parents and
one step grand parent. They all live with
in mile and half of him, except the
step grandmother, who resides in another
state.
NEW HAVEN.
Beeman Academy, A. f. Leayenworth.
A. NJ, principal, says the Register, closed
a very successful term last Friday. The
examination of classes on Thursday and
Friday ELECTED commentator from those
present, for thoroughness of drill and clear
ness of expression. The following was the
PROGRAMME.
I. The Well Of Bethlehem, L. s. he - Tvr-,A
2 A Woman's Answer to Man, =,
2. The Old Continentals, Alfred y Roscoe
Hi G. Adams, Clara A. Brunele,
Jennie A Lyman, Mary smith.
TaUleau-COntentmcnt Better than wealth..
.. The Sewing Machine, w LcavenWurth
6. John Jenkins Sermon, Alice hlnlnnn
l. The Independence Bell, stephen NJ FoOtc
s. Glorious New England, Julius Sturtevant
o. Forgotten, Clara 4 Brunette
Tableau-Agncs in Prison. o.
10. Uncle Bens Attack VI Spring Fever
Frank Sanb0rn
II. Marnion TO Douglass, David Dushcc
70. The English Gentleman and the lrisnn9n,
Els LeayenwOrth, II q ilQthorn
IL. The Burial OF Moses b Frank Palmer
IA My Lost Youth, Jennie : Maynard
10. The GrldirOn,
II j Dakn. A Squire, + G Slnborn
i'' - i'''''0 " Celia NuttIng
Tableau-Past, Present and Future.
Ii. The American Forest Girl,
10. Three Days in the Life of Columbus,
Clarence G. LeavenWorih
10. The Little White Soul, FL Hathorn
20. Town Meeting,
Alvin & Squire. II G HathOTn,
Chas Richards, CBF Palmer
&C I.eavenwOrth, + Sanb0rn,
David BuShee. SturtcNaht,
Al Eaton, other VOTERS
81. The Atmosphere, Erwin II ihorp
Tableau-The convenience OF single LIE.
% Listening to the Rain, Jennie l. SGhoener
23 DUTY OF Americans, Henry G llalhOm
! a. Life Thoughts from Shakespeare,
FW Nash, j A Maynard.
Il II ThOrp, l. Schooner,
CA Richards, F. llathurn,
A j Eaton, NJ S Barnes,
ES Leavenworth, NJ A Hail.
%. Mr.. Caudle's Breakfast Talk,
20. Working Power, Herbert Dadn
Tableau-Faith.
! %. The Virtues and Graccs,
S Barnes, F llathorn, Lyman,
c A Brunette, NJ f Roscoe, } L Sch0effcr,
NJ A Hall, IA Maynard, VI Fltts,
JC Adams, ZEE Clifford VIC Trask.
rs. The Bible as a Classic, FOrdyce W Nash.
Notwithstanding the almost impossible
state of the roads, some two hundred were
present, and the audience expressed very
strong approval OF the high character Of
the exercises, pronouncng the entertain
ment one of the best ever given by the
school.
The next term opens on the 10th inst,
and continues twelve weeks. A teachers
class will be formed, as usual, for the next
six weeks. The value of the drill afforded
in this class. is attested by the character
and reputation of the teachers who have
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