The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-23

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Baptist church held their quarterly concert
on Sundayevening, April 10, under the di-
rection of DR. i ID Ross, the superinten-
dent. The opening exercises consisted of
series of recitations upon "The Noun
talns OF the Bible" The preparation for
this exercise has been in charge of DIR.
Ross. and his efficient assistant, Albert
kilbourn, and reflected much credit upon
all connected with it. | understand that
several having parts in the rccitations were
absent, which necessitated the rending of
their parts by substitutes, who, of course,
mad no opportunity to commit them to
memory, which will account for apparent
imperiectlpn on the part of some.
In the course OF the exercise, the pastor.
Rev. j. a. Pierce, made some remarks up
on the subject under consideration which
were full of interest and instruction. and
were listened to with marked attention by
the audience The little ones acuutted
themselves in a manner most crcditable to
themselves and their teachers. The cNcr-
cscs were interspersed with singing under
the direction of Mr.. Griffith, Mrs. Hattie
Allen presiding at the organ. The closing
exercises was illustrative of the parable of
the ten virgins, and was rendered in a most
effective manner by ten young ladies'. The
house was filled to its utmost capacity.
many standing IN the asiles and vestibule,
unable to obtain seats. H.
Il. i. kayder has moved into the tene-
ment into the tenement in the Poutney
House block, recently occupied by ID. A.
Barker.
'. Brown has moved his shoe shop from
The rooms over Lefllngwell's store to rooms
which he has finished off in the rear of his
dwelllng-house on Furnace street.
Albert A. Clark has moved to Middle
town. David +. and r.. J. Williams have
moved into the house vacated by Mr.. Clark.
corner of Grove and Furnace street
Mr. Levi l.. Mu1son has moved into
house owned by Geo. Brown. on Church
street,
GRANVILLE, y. Y.
kerosene lamp exploded in the parlor
of VI. X. Wait in Granville on Monday
evening of last week, setting fire to and
consuming the window curtains, and iniur-
ing the paint and furniture of the room.
a company of young people were in the
room, but no one was injured.
EAST wALLINGFoRD.
The circuit court of this place was con-
vened before William II. Congdon. ESQ.
Tor the trial of criminal causes. Willard
Hart was arralgned on complaint of town
grand jury j. Thompson for assault on his
wife and son, but it came out on evidence
that he was merely attempting to correct
his son, and gave him heavier blow than
he intended. After hearing the evidence the
jury found him not guilty.
COmica Brown held one of his enter
tainmeEts at II. l.. Warmers Hall ON Mon
day evening, Although the weather was
| very Indictment there was n goodly house
in attendance who were well pleased with
inc entertainment. IIERI
CAsrLEToN.
Religious services were omitted at fine
Methodist church last Sabbath morning
and evening" Rev. Milton Tator, the pastor,
heng absent at conference. The usual
Sabbath school exercises were observed.
Richard Crane, who has been suffer-
ing some months past with gangrenous
sore on his face, died last Saturday. He
has been II resident of Castleton twenty
two years, and by his straightforward. up-
right character, had won the esteem of our
citizens. Notwithstanding the distressing
character of his disease, his last moments
were calm and peaceful, and as long as
speech remained he continued to give mes
sages TO be conveyed to absent friends.
lie was syty-six years Of age, and leaves
five children.
Mrs. Melissa Castle, wife of John Castle
and mother of the little girl whose death
was mentioned in the GLOBE of last Friday,
died of diptheria Tuesday morning about
one o'clock, one week and six hours after
the death of her daughter She leaves
little boy about two years old. Her death,
like her life, was marked by Christian
meeliness and resignation. She made all
necessary arrangements for her burial. the
four brothers of her husband officiating as
bearers at her request, they having perform
cd the sane sad duty for her child just one
week previous. Mrs. Castle was twenty
four years of age.
Mr.. a. G. lIoadey has his carriage and
wagon shop in complete running orderand
is prepared to fill all orders for any dcscrip-
ton Of vehicles.
The town meeting on Monday passed off
very quietly, Mr.. j. III. Gaines a second
time being elected as constable and col
lector.
The family of DR.. j. H. Armsby and
Wilfred Ramsey, Esq, of Albany, have
arrived in town and taken rooms for the
season at the Bomosecn House. Applica-
tons for rooms are arriving Caily, and the
prospectus are tlldt inc mousse VIII DC Illcu
to its utmost capacity the coming summer.
W.
MT HOLLY
Rev Thomas Mackie started for the CON
ference at Danville, April 2lst
The sugar season has commenced in good
earnest hereabouts. The past few days
the sugar makers have had all they could
do to take care of the sap and many have
had to work night and day to save it from
being wasted
Our listers have about completed the TAX
ing of the list of the town, doing it in the
shortest time that it has been done in TWEEN
ty years BY the returns made Mount
Holly supports 90 dogs, has 33 pairs of
working cattle 305 horses, 1888 yearings,
and 1914 cows.
Benz Clark, workman in p L Chases
manuiactory, lost, April 2lst, good five
year old horse. valued at $40. p.