The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-29
state. County and Vicinis,



FAIRHAvEN.
Not very long time since it was re-
ported that our constable had an attach
mcnt for person in Rutland and he had
So far been unable TO make return upon his
Wiit-but every "Trip TO Rutland has
brought him nearer the fulfiment of the
object of his attachment, Perseverance,
will overcome most any obstacle SO de
tcrmincd to vindcate the majesty of the
law. On The l0th, armed with all the ncccs-
sary paraphemaia to show to the world his
attachment was legal and as a good officer
be would do all in his power to enable him
90 make the return, he went to Rutland
with the Rev Father p. J. O'Carrol and
with his assistance secured the defendant
and brought TO Iarhaven. His friends for
the present have stopped singing "the
Camphells are coming, and sing the Camp
bells arc come Long, happy ard prosper
Ous life to them.
Hon. Nathaniel Fish of West Haven has
Il commission to Nathaniel Fish appointing
him Lieutenant of company in the Sec
ond regiment, First brigade, and Seventh
dlvis on Of the militia of the common
wealth of Massachusetts, location county
of Worcester, dated Aug. 10Th, 1892. the
seventeenth year of the independence of
the United States Of America, signed by
John Hancock, countersigned by His EX-
Cellency's commander, John Avery, Junior
Superior upon the back of the record of
the oath of Lieut.. Fish, before benjamin
Mead, Justice of the Peace. 1t is worth
looking at the name of John Hancock,
when you know his own hand placed it
there Lieut.. Fish was great uncle of
Hon. Nathaniel Fish of West Haven. 1t
tod I,;, 10 81,
mont Historical Society, which he agreed
to do rs soon as he could get the consent
of the remainder of the heirs
Rev. Mr. Anderson, who some two years
since was installed here as a minister of
the gospel, and who has supplied the pulpit
of the Congregational church here when
not at the seminary at Andover has re.
ceived and accepted call from Milwaukee.
1t is to a pastoratc in that city, and preach
ed his farewell sermon on Sunday evening.
MIR. Anderson being young man of more
than ordinary capacity, being strong
logical rcasoner, the kind we most always
get from Mlddlebury college, he will make
his mark in the world and be bright and
shining light to them who are cropping in
darkness. The church going people in
Milwaukee haye made a valuable acquisition
from New England when they get Mr..
Anderson. $.
WHITEHALL.
Last Friday night an attempt to rob a
, workman from the Canada railroad. by two
young men of this place, resulted IN the
arrest of the parties, who were, on Satur-
day evening. bailed to appear for eXamna-
ton before Justice Barnes. One of the
young men has always borne a good char
acter, and is still believed by his friends to
be innocent, although the proof is strong
against him.
The steamer Grand Isle left here Sunday
morning with party of % or 30 to attend
the funeral of Capt. VIM. II. Flagg at
Burlington. They arrived at Burlington
at p m. and left at 6 p. IN. to return, ar
irving home at . o'clock Monday morning.
The Northern Transportation Line, rs
usual, are at the front, they running their
boat tree for the trip, in honor Of the late
captain and for many cOurtesies extended
them by the Champlain Transportation com
pany.
A sailing yacht named dream arrived
here last week from the south, and is now
rugged awaiting her party, who intend sail
ing this week for Il cruise in the northern
part of the lake. \ steam yacht also ar
rived Saturday, and is now under repairs
]
They will run together and keep company
for The cruise.
PITTsTORD.
Rev George \. Boardman, ID. d., and
! wife have gone to the seaside to spend a
few weeks.
The Congregational society have pur-
chased land of DR.. A. NJ. Caverly upon
, which they intend to erect residence for
their pastor
Joseph Prtchard has struck new vein
/ of ore, which is making No. iron. 1t is
called speigle and ranks next to steel. Mr..
! Pritchard is putting his furnace in thorough
repair preparatory for another blast.
/ At the Methodist church, ON Sunday
| week. $50 was contributed for the church
extension society of the Methodist church.
! This is said to have been the largest mis-
! sonary contribution ever made in Pitts
| ford.
The American Paper Car Wheel COM
pany have sold their property at the Pitts
ford mills for $4,000 to gentleman from
New Jersey, who is to manufacture straw
board. He expects to begin in n few
weeks.
Plttsiord has one of the best town libra
ries in the state, consisting of nearly 1000
volumes, which was the gift of q Mr.. Nc
Lure of MeXico-and is called the Mcclure
library.
BRIDPoRT
Hon. Henry Hale and wife, who have
been stopping several weeks at the resi-
dence of Paris Fletcher, Esq. Mrs. IIales
father, leave for their home In St. Paul,
Minnesota, to-day. Mr.. Hale is a brother
of Congressman Robert S. Hale of New
York, and formerly practlced law in Or
well, Vt.
Mr., and Mrs. Sidney f. Cooke of Brook
lyn, N. Y, formerly of Bridport are
visiting their old friends IN their native
town. Mr.. Cooke is now successful
broker in Broad street, New York
Rev. w. Winchester has not, we believe,
yet withdrawn his resignation as pastor of
the Congregational church, as the church
have requested. lie has returned after
several weeks absence,
CORNWALL.
! Master Abram w. Foot, bright, intel.