The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13
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PIrTsrrELD.
Pittshcld had only population Of 407, in
1901.
The nearest railway station to Pittsfeld
Is Bethel, 10 miles distant having daily
stage.
DR. w Brigham is doing an extensive
lumber business the present season.
PITTsFoRD.
There were IA marriages, 81 births, and
Al deaths in the town of Pittsiord, in 1878.
There is much sickness in Pittsford.
Fevers are prevalent and many deaths
have occurred in the last few weeks.
There have been two general and special
revivals of religion in Pittsford the first in
1884 and 1876, and second in 1909 and 1903
PoULTNEY
\ union concert OF the Prof. r. II. Has
call singing schools was given at the Bap.
tist church at East Poultney On Friday
evening of last week.
The history of Poultley. now being pre-.
pared by Hon. Barnes Frsbie and Joseph
Josin, Esq. promises to he one Of the best
and most perfect local histories yet pub
lished in Vermont.
James Preston. a well known and high
| " respected middle-aged man. died last
/ week of consumption, after an illness Of
/ several months lie was widely known
while faithful employe of Elijah HAYES,
/ Esq, for many years.
SHREWSBURY.
The population in 1871 was 3s3, aud is
| one Of the towns in Rutland county which
has constantly gained each decade
SUDBURY.
An exciting race came on at Lake llor-
tonic in sudbury, on the 2ith of Jannafy
1 between the horse "liuncst Tirp," owned
by Aaron Plus. and Il. w Pitts mare
The race was won hy the latter in three
straight heats with only one break The
/ time was not taken.
RUTLAND.
The following are the statistics of school
district No. 81, in West Rutland for the
year 1873;
popnlalisoln ~
Number OF children under o., ......... %
" between and l0....... ~
~ ana l5........ II
/ Whole Nd. III person. uadrr - ............. Gu
Number of births " lSa................. .... -
Males ..... o.. ................ ..........
%umhor III uo,th- in .is .,....... ......
I7rue' CON -on.-"o,s', tvpoeurc ip coid,
Mis-. Sny bur,D 'au.c consumption
a.iotri
Brldsc' t,nr cause. jlpthcila. agedl.
clara \; 'nmmlne-,-'ana", rpil"nF,-
patlo d tGtht 10 population, So percent.
natjooi d'o'h,lo popn'nHon, ',p.r cent.
.UpmrrHr.
The population OF Shcriunr increase
~ IN the ~ year, FROM 1909 - 1910.
T1>Nouru
The Mon choc-c factory in West Tin
mouth held it, annual meeting at the ,choo
house near Orson iycs' on JANUARY 18th
and elected u y Lewis, president Orsol
Ives clerk and treasurer Clark Norton, {
A Young. Il G Ives, directors.
This company gained thc second premium
at the last state fair
wALLINGF0ED.
Aaron Aldrich of Clarendon supplies til,
village of Walingford with milk from hi
dairy, having q regular established mill
route.
p. G. Clark, Esq, who has been serious
~ i'll, is rapidly improving.
Mr. S. b. Sabin is general agent for til
: sale of Mcssrs. Fielding Il Watkins Ma
sonic publications for Rutland and Ben
nington counties. Active Masons are want
ed to canvass for these standard publca
tons
WELLS.
The town of Wells had 1873 at the las
census not as many as its population Il
the first census in 1921, G22.
WEST HAVEN.
Yves, Haven has a population Of 7l3
natives. $40 foreign. 81 with no colore
inhabitants.