The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-21

erected, and the books are beng sorted, re-
covered and recatalogued- gives our
town library and reading rooms Of which
it can justly be proud.
CHESTER.
G II Hilton has taken Charles + Whit
man as partner in the business of general
merchandise under the firm name of Hill
ton & Co.
Frank Atwood has opened his store and
shows to his customers splendid stock of
groceries and West India goods.
S. w. Hoyt is making extensive repairs
to his newly purchased house and displays
a nice assortment Of fancy goods and
books.
j. j. Farrell, OF the Chester House. has
the timber ready for the addition of an
l. with a hall to the same. The Chester
House was never better patronized than at
the present time.
j. r. ellison, a worthy and industrious
mechanic, is dangerously sick with pneu-
mona. Great fears are entertained by his
physicians of his recovery.
Chester seems to be n church-going peo-
pie, as all four OF the churches WERE or
Sunday, we'll filled.
The ordinance of baptism will be admin
istered at st. Lukes church next Sabbath
George A Hall has full compliment OF
materials on the ground for rebuilding his
furniture warehouse on the same groun(
where stood the one destroyed by fire.
Last Tuesday evening one hundred neigh
bors Of J. r. Richardson, suddenly, arc
without notice to him and his lady, tool
possession of his house, and after announc
ing to them that the visit was on the occa
sion of their fifteenth marriage anniyersa
ry ali felt at ease and enjoyed thcmselve
The hearing before n. p. Simons, a.
commissioner, in the case of Spaulding V,
Shedd, stands continued TO the 18th day OF
May next. &
BENNINGTON.
y heavy snow-storm prevailed here all
day Friday last.
Nelson Thayer died at his residence on
Main street Friday morning. Mr.. TbayeI
had been highly respected rcsidentof this
town Tor many years, and his decease will
create another vacancy among our old per
sons, who are fast passing away.
NJ. G. Selden, who has been in the en-
ploy OF the National express company for
a great many years, will resign his position
the LIST of May on account OF his health
}. Halscy Cushman will succeed him.
The notice in your columns Saturday
morning, announcing that Mr. and Mrs
Luther would soon celebrate their ninth
anniversary Of married life, was a mistake
as the matter has been postponed indefin-
rely, owing to deaths and sickness amonr
his congregation
BRIDPoRT
Ed. Wilcox and ID C Barbour of Bird.
port, lately purchased a fine bloodcd buck
OF Landesse of Bridpor, for which they
paid $50.
Bridport trappers have just arrived home
from their spring campaign. They have
caught between 200 and 300 mts, and they
claim they have had the poorest luck this
spring that they have had forforty years.
on account of the water bling so low
Daniel Howe IL Co., out OF forty wears |
trapping, have missed only two years.
BELLOWS FALLS.
5. G. Fleming, late of the Stand House
IS preparing to make his residence a sum.
mer resort. 1t is a delightful location.
Jity guests can find no bette quarters than
lnder the hospitable roof ofbIr. and Mrs
Fleming.
j. ID. Bridgeman has becl elected pres
dent, G. W. Cook, secretay, and H. II
JAWS, librarian of Bellows Falls Library
Association.
Deacon Samuel Crogin, eed 81, is the
'ldest man in Bellows Falls
Rev. S. w. Fields preachd sermon to
'oung men at the Baptist ,hurch at Bel
ows Falls, on Sunday evelng, /
FELCHvILE {
Whltmore IL Clarks mstrels reccptlv !
ave their entertainment Felchvilc no. Z
FL, Which was received With great favor, !,
M pronounced ahead OF ny of their pre- !,
lous concerts. Some 50Cpeople are said !
0 have been present. It's closes the min c
lrel campaign for the eason, and Mr. Il
lark goes 10 st. Louis t,join Bailey q {.
'o.'s circus for the ensuin season. u
wooDsToC. ~
Rev. NJ. y. lIerrickof Sanbornton h
ridge, n. III. has been died to ST. James If
hurch, Woodstock, of Mich he was for II
lerly rector f.
A meeting of the ,oodstocl, railroad cl
1mpany is to be held '-day, Tuesday. at to
he town hall in Woodsck. pi
Prof. Parker of Hover is SUPPLYING Ell
he Congregational chrh.
The meeting of theierino Sheen Breed
s association of Wilson county has adj.
.urned to meet at 'oodstock the fist sw
'edncsday in May, so
Rev. Il. j. Runslopf Swanton declined ie
C Passionate of the congregational church
Woodstock. an
NORTH BtNINGToN. no
business seems be unusually dull at
is time and moneyulte scarce. VIZ
The leading cyenDf the week has been thi
G formation of tlperance union, with go,
+. ). Il. Ranney fQresident, and Fred
awkes for secretar IL is proposed TO Aft;
ld meetings monty, and to use such wo
oral and legal meares as may be thought fan
yisable for checkg the evils of intem. n
rance.
Through the genosity of G. G.. Lincoln. will
a., about seventyees have been plant. as
in the graded sool lot. The Baptist eon
,iety, not to be olone in the good work req,
We also set rnber of elms, NAPLES bni,
evergreens on cir own grounds.
Progress on the " lookup is very slow are
account of theleather. L