The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19

not knnH, and some venture to say they
are not cry solicitous about the matter.
He sees to have well lined his pocket
book v,h greenbacks before departing,
and irn this fact it is guessed that his
head is 'bove the wave
Mr.. .bhn Carter, venerable and highly
esteemd citizen, brcathcd his last Thurs
day. IT, was the father of numerous
family,and to his last hour held COM
mandlg Influence in it. All who have
been hvOred with his smiles and converse
ton will greatly mourn his loss. The
hnuscWherc he lived so many years will
now u dcsolate indeed. The attendance
might md day of his Sous and daughters
during hi last sickness show how fOndly
he wai loved by them. He died at the age
Of SO,and we trust enters into the rest pre-
paledtor the righteous. May his goUdly
manlf fall upon his sons and daughters.
MIDDLEBrRY.
W, had warm squirrel hunt, which
terminated with count and supper on We'd
nesdY evening. The side commanded by
Capt. Ii. G. Gates were victors by 1865
over tie side commanded by Capt. II. a.
Woodward. Squirrels. 'coons and birds
changed hands quickly and mysteriously
just lnforc the count.
MiIe host Gates of the Valley hotel, fur
nishei the supper to the entire satisfaction
of al. The boys ate their fill of the GOOD
thing, and made Rome howl in the dining
room After supper they adjourned to the
dancing hall where for an hour and half
they cXtemporized a gymnasium. There
maya other more stylish places, bu. for
fun give us the valley" HY GINX.
FAIRHAvEN.
Tic voters in Fairhaven village met at
knights House ON Monday evening to de-
libelate upon the question of bringing the
watu of lnman Pond into the village.
This a beautiful sheet of the purest WA
ter lying about three miles north of the
village. committee consisting of James
Pottle. Geo. ID. Spencer and w. G.. Kit
tredgo WAS appointed to investigate rs to
the feasibility and cost of such Il work,
their report to be made at the annual meet
ing in December
The trcscoing of the rooms of the First
National bank is finished and the work is
greatly admired. Mr.. Chas. Brockschmdt.
the artist has few superiors in his line.
He is now engaged in Ornamenting some
rooms at the residence of Jos. Adams.
ARLINGTON.
At the annual meeting of the Arlington
young mems association the following oili-
President, H. Hard ' vice Ss"T pr essRinE
Charles Garfield, Il. M. Lathrop secreta-
ry and treasurer, William Holden, I'd: En-
ecutve committee, w. l.. McAuley, II. c..
Brownson, p. c. Cullinan Librarian John
ID. Garfield
The Roman Catholics have purchased n
plot of ground on Main street, between the
residences of Nelson and Cyrus Holden,
upon which to eject church. 1t Is pro-
pcsed to build neat, tasty cdillce and one
which VIII be an ornament to the village.
DORSET.
Mrs George Washburn and son of Con.
stantinople, Turkey, have recently spent a
few days at Dorset She is Il daughter of
daughter of the late Rev. DR.. Jackson.
the long time settled minister of the Con-
grcgationll church.
Rev. p. 5. Pratt, pastor of lhc Congrc-
gallonal church Is on Il visit west.
Rev. Asa Farwel, II native of Dorset,
supplied the pulpit of the Congregational
church on Sunday week. preaching two in
teresting discourses.
The Dorset cheese association sold 20, 900
pounds of cheese, the product of 81 and
Is days in August and September, at Is
cents, delivered at Manchester depot.
J. N. Phillips has returned home from
his western trip.
w. H. Bond is erecting Il new hall. 40
by so feet, and intends to dedicate the
same with dance about Thanksgiving.
Caleb Paris, son of j. S. Paris, is now
doing II produce commission business in
New York.
The Read cemetery association has been
organized as follows; Ira H. Vail, presi,
dent; j. f. Nichols, vice-presdent c. G..
llerrick, treasurer; j. G. Williams, secrc.
tary L. j. Read J. L. Nichols, +. Kelly,
trustees
wALpoLE, y. II.
At the squirrel hunt in Walpole, n. H.,
the captains were Dan. Il. Webster and
VIM. b. Clarke, each with II men. Much
fun and stealing prevailed. The result
was Capt. Webster 14,035, Capt Clarke,
lO,3I5. A good supper was served at the
Wentworth House, and followed the next
evening by ball
CHESTER.
Geo. II. Cole has rented hotel in Leo
minister, Mass, and is now moving to that
place, and has sold his dwelling house on
Main street to Mrs. Adelne Deming
New cider is selling at the mill of Cram
& Smith for SO per barrel.
First quality of winter apples selling for
So per barrel.
{. .. Locke has commenced the rebuild
ing, on the spot where his store building
was burned some two years ago, on Nam
street.
w. w. Richards has just filled in full
assortment of general store goods which
he offers at reasonable prices.
Main street is now lighted with lamps
during the night which adds to comfort
and beauty.
Perkins OF the Woodstock Post, is a keen
sighted fellow, but what can the friends of
the new county say of him when he says
the thing is dead, which never had life, and
to all candid men there has not been seri-
Gus consideration entertained that there
would be a thing in that direction produced
at the present session of the legislature
There is not rational idea entertained
that there will be a new county formed or
"A railroad running into Woodstock for the
next ten years.
Alexander Fullerton and family leave
next week for their home in Chicago.
Mrs. Simeon Sherwin is at this time very
sick and has been SO for several days
past.
Ii. II. Ingraham, late of the Chester
House, is now ready to give his former
patrons good accommodations at his hotel
Just south of the depot.