The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13
state County ana vicinity.

state County ana Vicinity.
~ SPRINGFIELD.
Last Sunday evening the Universalsts
held Sabbath school concert, which was
attended by the usual crowd. The exer.
cises were very interesting, especially OF
the little class This school Is one of the
and zeal that both officers aid scholars
give to the work at hand that makes these
exercises SO Interesting.
The house, barn. shed, horse and furni-
tue belonging to G. Lockwood, of North
Springfield, were burned last Friday after
noon. The fire was first discovered on the
roof of the barn, which caught by stray |
spark from the chimney. AS the wind |
was blowing almost gale, 1t was not long |
before the buildings were mass of ruins, |
and lucky 1t was that they not located at |
the upper end of the street instead of the |
lower, for IN that case the fire would have |
swept through the whole village as II was |
the sparks and brands were blown harm
lessly across the river. Our engine started |
for the scene Of disaster, but it had not pro-
ceeded far before 1t was met by the tidngs
of - fire under control" 80 the boys re-
turned. The loss of the buildings will he
refunded by insurance.
Last We lnesday evening. Mr.. A. A. Ma
guire, assisted by some Of his pupils, held
u piano recital ut the residence of Miss Jo-
sic Parker A number of invited guests
were present, and all were pleased with
the pla, ing of Mr.. Mcguire and the excel
lent advancement made by his pupils.
BROWNIE.
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On Friday evening last the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin ID. whitman gave them
surprise parry ana gave them gifts appro-
pirate Tor the occasion, which was their
crystal wedding MIR. and Mrs. Whitman
have only lived III our town Tor the last
thice years having moved from Lonoon.
derry. The large number which assembled
"u ta',s ooJ,'su., a,1"uu n,om many ,'nuo
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ne Grangers meeting hcId al inc Cent
raj House nall Wednesday was largely at.
tended and Il success many from abroad
as well as The adjoining towns attended. II
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Some papers OF TINS state are publishing
n communication that the Baxter monu-
ment was not quariied from Mr. Hutchns
quarry IN Chester. This is erroneous. The
granite was taken from the quarry III Ches-
| ter II COST MI IL. nearly SoOO 10 get Out
and transport the main shaft from the
quarry to the workshop, distance OF one
ana one-ionrtn mics. mere Is no granite
To be preferred to the chester quarry
CAsTLEToN.
The fire, rornlor meeting of ,hc ouxiliory
" omen's missionary hoard was held Mon
low ,f,errnon .,t thn vnS,,.v of thn Congra
naIionaI rhurch Mrs l., II stone IRE
dino The membership ,s about twrnt,
,t nresert win every nrosnect of snbstar
,iaI increase 4 low rate nf regular assess
men, has bpen xed To br;ng the objects nj
the organic lton within the reach of all
AT this me, ting the organizing was com
! pleted and matters put as nearly as possible
IN effective working order. The sessions
are to be held on the first Tuesday of every
month. and will undoubtedly prove inter
estiug and profitable, as the order of exer
cises arranged to be carried out at each sue
cessive meeting promises much.
Under the auspices of the above men
toned society. a lecture was given at thu
Congregational vcstry, Monday evening. by
Miss Closson, IA returned missionary. Thu
lady is more than ordinarily pleasing in he
peisonale. and her quiet undcmonstrativ'
preseniatlon u ner DISCOURSE Is muci
more G'iectlVe lhan II would 1e II accom-
Paiiieu uy "',r"lpls a, ola H uisp.n, VI
IF rhe,f"rd ami has Neon engogrd in mi,
, .;onar,, ,ynrl, NJ Cns,rea Tnrkcv durin,
, Nv 81 ,lo nast so,,en ,,e,rs Ra;nrn;nr :,
her rotiva land a I;,tle more than n Yea
,,,', sho ,vns re,aineJ hv ,he woman
. n1arl nf missions If which the nnclens /;
/ in Rnstor IN 10 ,be vorl. in which She !;
at nrescn, enraged she nurnoses n relur,
, to Turkey next Spring. in company will
, Rev. John Smith and family, who will g
back t. their oil / field of laber at Marsovan
Turkey
1 The long expected concert for the bcne
fit of the music II resources of the seminar
, is 10 take place next Wednesday evening
Nov. IS, at the Town Hall. A rich trea
is toreshadow ed hy the name OF Nine
! DeRuylher of New York as connecte