The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
CastletOn.

Rev. W. l.. Hines ofliciated as usual at
the Advent church last Sabbath, notwith-
standing his disabled condition, resulting
from the runaway accident which occurred
at the funeral of Miss Eliza ]. Boyce on
Saturday last. He suffered much from his
bruises and occupied chair during the
course of the services. He is improving,
although his injuries still preclude much
effort to move. Miss Boyce, whose funeral
services he conducted, was formerly a
member o. the normal school, and was
widely known and esteemed as a success
full teacher.
VIM. S. Warner realized about $4,000
from his entertainment last week. He fur
nished an elegant and substantial liable,
and a large number of his friends showed
their appreciation of his handsome struc-
ture and his evident design to add to the
uniformly neat and ever handsome appear
ance of our village by favoring him with
their patronage. The French quadrile
band of Fairhaven furnished first class
music for dancing at the town hail. and the
festivities we've kept up until late (early)
hour.
Mrs. Simeon Hines of Eagle Quarry, Sis
ter of Mrs. VIM. A. Burnett, has been dan
gerously i'll for number of days. Her
disease is stoppage of the pyloric oritice
q passage from the stomach, n dangerous
and uncommon disorder. The case is in
the care of DR.. 7. Il. Wakefield of Fair
haven and the symptoms are somewhat
more favorable than at first.
An anonymous fried of John L. Eastman
recently sent him draft for 800. John
is glad and so is everyday else.
Much surprise was occasioned by the an.
nouncement this week of the dissolution OF
the firm of Kellogg g. Rice, druggists, sta
TONERS, and dealers in fancy goods. The
new concern is to be known as Rice q Co..
Mr.. Rice having associated with himself
John E. Eastman. These young men set
out in their new enterprise with unblemisll-
ed regulations for uprightness and integrity
and accompanied by the hearty good will
of the entire community. 1t is rarely that
business venture is started under more
favorable auspices than this. Mr.. Rice
represents one of the oldest and most
honored families of Chstleton, and is a
worthy son OF father who spent long
and useful life in this place. Mr.. Eastman
came to Castleton few years ago, and
has won for himself the enduring respect
of his fellow-men by his Jealous attention
to his business, and the spirit of sef-sacri.
flee which is his leading trait. Mr. Rice is
entirely competent to fulfill the responsible
requirements of his calling, having been
associated with Mr.. KELLOGG sullicien,
length of time to acquire all necessary in,
formation, which that gentleman is amply
qualified to impart, having been engaged t
long period of years in the sale of drug,
and medicines. We bespeak for the new
firm generous and liberal patronage from
their many friends. Special attention will
be paid to prescriptions, competent ant
well known physician having been secured
to attend to that branch of the business
Our citizens have reason to congratulate
themselves that the time honored firm. OF
Northrop and son is succeeded by another
as deserving of the public confidence, auc
also that all our wealthiest and best young
men do not feel it incumbent upon then