The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28

eral others belonging to different parties, q
carriage-rug belonging to Col A. A.
Fletcher, new pair of russell lines belong
ing to Constable Ira S. Doiy, several
whips and other things, and decamped. A
vigorous pursuit. was instituted at once at
the close of the service, and on Monday,
the following day, the thief was discovered
and all the stolen property recovered. The
offender was young man named Rider,
OF New Haven, one of n most respected
family, and whose strange conduct at this
time seems inexplicabe The articles pur-
Joined were not eecretcd, but found in
plain sight upon Mr.. Riders premises.
wALLINGFoRD.
The Congregational society held picnic
in VIM. Kelleys grove Thursday after
noon. All had pleasant time.
The Crock Eagles" is the name of our
new base ball club.
Wallingfoid is to have another drug
store
Norman Townsend has removed to his
new store on the corner of Mill street and
Broadway.
All who are IN want of coal to keep
them warm the coming winter should hand
in their orders to Ii. p. Morgan.
The Otter Creek valley fair association
will hold a meeting for the election of
officers for the ensuing year at the Town
Hall on Saturday evening of the present
week. We trust our citizens will all turn
out to this meeting and see to- it that pro-
per men are put in several offices
ALERT.
NEW HAVEN.
Hon. Robert b. Langdon and family. of
Minneapolis, Minnesota, have been spend
ing several weeks in his native town. Mr..
Langdon has been very successful busl-
ness man and railroad builder in Minnesota
| tor many years, and has been for two
years member of the senate of that state
Albert NJ. Henry, ESQ, of Omaha. Neb..
and his two sisters, Misses Fay and Anna
| Henry, of Detroit, haye been visiting their
numerous relatives and friends in New
/ Haven ard vicinity for the past week Mr.
! Henry is rising lawyer of the Nebraska
/ bar. and is warmly greeted in Vermont.
On the 25th instant party of about
/ fifty persons. consisting OF Mr. Langdon
and family, Mr.. Henry and sisters. and
their friends in New Haven and Wevbridge,
and Otis Smith, Esq, of Alabama, and
others who have returned to visit their
old home, visited Grand View mountain.
in Addison, and had an elegant collation.
and picnic on the summit. The tower,
sixty feet III height. recently erect
ed by Hon. ]. n. Smith, was taken
possession of by the party and
the glorious scenery from its top thorough.
" enjoyed. There are probably few pros
poets as fine either in Europe or America.
The company separated near nightfall.
having spent the day in the most agreeable
and happy manner, citizens of eleven
sta cs having mingled pleasantly together
and renewed old friendships on the oc-
| cas,On.
The friends of Col. Abram Foot. who
left for Iowa in May are deeply gratifed
to learn that his health is rapidly improv.
ing, and that he expects to he speedily and
fully restored. This is especially cncour-
aging, as the colonel was in very feeble
health when he left Vermont. where he
had long been prominent in public affairs
The onion crop, for which Cornwall is
celebrated, is very promising Probably
10000 bushels will be raised this year
Master Arthur Lane, youngest son OF
Hon. Henry Lane. is seriously i'll with
fever. There are few other cases of sick.
ness Ill town.
PAWLET.
The caucus for the nomination of town
representative and justices met August 25tt
and adjourned after four unsuccessful bal
lettings. No justices were put in nomina-
ton. This was the largest CAUCUS held in
town for fifty years.
Smith HIT Esq, haze boon dangerously
sick with pneumonia for about two weeks
His symptoms have been better for day
or two and strong hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.
The old Star base bail club of NORTH
Pawlet has just recognized and will soor
be ready TO meet any club in RUTLAND
county. w. II. HOLSTER, president
The crops in this section, with the excep
ton of apples and pears. promise fairly
though corn being late is in danger of early
frQsts