The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-18
state. County and vicinity.


The snow Of the past few days has al
most entirely disappeared and the travelling
is very bad at the present time Sunday
morning we had agood plump foot of snow
and thermometer was down to four degrees
above zero, and Lively work was made of
hauling wood and logs. Every team was
brought out to work, and the result was
that our mills increased their amount of
stock largely in their yards.
Martin Dodge and wife returned to De
kalb, ILL., on the eighth inst. While we
all miss the vacancy caused by the depart
ure of our neighbor and friend Miss A. +.
Chase, we trust and feel that what is our
loss is her gain. and that in her new home
prosperity and success will attend her is
the earnest wish Of her many friends in this
vicinity.
gay ana ~ cUnvS0hy.
Five births thus far this week, and the
good work is still going forward.
The Baptist society are making arrange
ments for the building of new church
this summer on very magnificent scale
Active preparations are going on toward
building new observatory upon the apex
of MI. Anthony.
Matthew Leonard, notorious young
sport of this place, and who broke Jail at
Ptisficld. sometime last July, was taken
to- Pittsiield last Saturday upon n requis-
ion from the governor of Massachusetts,
The tin-wedding OF Rev. and Mrs. Iu-
thcr Of thn Roniist church which was
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/ count of the death of one of his PARISH IN
| ers, will be celebrated ON Tuesday of next
Mucn' ".'" ~, i'"'''" ''''' "a
'e"ueu W an "u' ol'l~e"S'
| Prof. smith, high-toned tenor, who, we
believe. graduated from London, opened a
/ singing school in Stewarts Hall last Mon
/ day under very ilattering circumstances,
ana no doubt the professor WIN doa thriV'
ing business rs our pace Is '"'' o' music
Our graduated knowledge dispehsary
1 opened last Monday tnr ,he spring Term,
VI, Nun new l'''hullN'i, -'i' I',nsiiS VI W.
iio!' ai'u 'no nv" ''''','O Wv" ~ H.,
lower pIailcIcS i'",'i ou' "; '"m ~ a., ,
an o.ii "''I'o '''''' ''' 'S J"'''i'O" va NV
n'lli'''onl'
The octnplr club mas placed larSe To-
como'lVe heaullg,it u. .ne n''u 81 thc s,"'i'
10 us l"llois T e,, n"''i S'n.oa n, :, "ny %
thing else than darkness will be the matter
And speaking OF the Octnpic brings l'
mind that Grand concert Is soon 10 ID
given ny that society AT Library iiall, We
hear, and hope they viii, Tor the hest mn
steal talent Of our village comprises the b
c., and our good citizens VIII surely
give them good reception.
WHATS Ills NAME.
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NJ.
An association mas ncch FORMED Nv nan
chester ior the pIo'ecllo!i "l i'Sn anu re
lowinp are the officers c + Oryis. Pres
dent DIR George ii Swift, Vice President
III Eggleston, Secretary L j Wat, treas
er; ID X Simonds, c i SWEET, c + Oryis
standing Oomhl'''ee'
The sum OF Sill 200 has been eXpende
IN inc village OF Manchester III inc eree'io
OF nc" oui'u'hgs,
The Teachers Institute Tor Benningto
county is to be held at Manchester ON lue'
day, Wednesday and Thursday of neN
week The first session will be held o
Tuesday at IL o'clock. DIR. French WI
be present.
Miss IlbSie WAY is to teach the scho,
in the village of Manchester,
I'm AVN
-, 81 NNN'
Inc deceased OF Clark fenton, lesluel
OF Weich Hollow, Was suaueh anu uhe,
pec,eu' ~ inu' suay w ia'' H'oM ,, ~ a. ~
''s,'a, hoal,h no,. at ,he cioso nf tho aav ii
ho have any, nremonitions Of annroachin
dissolution Neor midniuht his wife heal
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