The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-15

Rutland County Notes.

traitor of the estate of T.. Il. Rockwell of
Pittsfeld will be presented for allowance at
the Probate Office in Rutland, June %.
Some rogucs stole the best calf from the
herd of Abner Lewis at East Poultney ono
night last week.
A. NJ. Gilbert, agent of the Brandon
manufacturing company at Chicago on
Saturday May 9th sold thirty-seven scales
including one track scale and four hay
scales, and on the Monday following took
orders for eighty scales, in which were in
cludcd twelve hay scales, seven dormant
and twenty-five portable scales amounting
in value to $1,000.
The Rev. w. W. Foster, r. of Pitts
ford has received call to Il church near
Boston with a proffered salary of $2500.
Mr.. Foster will not accept, but will stay
with his charge in Pittsford
Dewitt Leonard the well known Job
printer of Fairhaven, has removed to Lin
coin Nebraska, to be connected with south
western printing and paper company of
which George c. Newman, son of Rev.
John Newman d. d., of Poultney is the
business manager
Franklin Billings renders his account as
administrator of the estate of Mary Smith
at the Probate office in Rutland June I'd.
Twelve large families of the name of
Eaton have resided at one time on Eaton
Hill, Castleton, The last of the name
moved away within few weeks, and now
not an Eaton, nor a relative of any of the
families, live there.
John J. Joslin, formerly of Poultney is
doing an extensive, mercantile business at
Denver Colorado. Mr.. Joslin has just
been elected President OF the Musical AS
ISOLATION just organized in that city.
The Rutland county Jail has not as large
number of inmates as usual, owing to the
good influences growing out of the strict
enforcement of the prohibi,ory law. The
following is a list of the inmates: Edward
Shenet of Castleton, for fine tor being en-
gagged in drunken row Andrew Jackson,
for selling liquor; Henry Wilson, murder
Gus assault on Streetcr at Casteton Pat
rick Macauley, for thicving; VIM. Down
ing, on charge of bastardy.
w. n. Batcheler, formerly of Castleton,
is extensively engaged in sheep husbandry
in Colorado. He wintercd 900 sheep III the
winter of 1872 on thirty tons of hay.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles II. Congdon
at Danbywas numerously attended on We'd
nesday of last week. The discourse was
preached by Rev. s. w. Clemens of
trcenOuSn, N. 1
Z. A. Brlcn, superintendent of common
schools in Castleton, has offered a prize to
every school in town, to be awarded at the
end of the summer session to that scholar
IN each school whom the teacher shall
judge to be most worthy of it, as shown by
the daily record. He intends to have q
union public exhibition in the month of
July, in which all the schools are expected
to take an active part.
The Poultney Journal SAYS under the
heading of .."NIore Truth than Poetry
says: The Rutland Herald keeps its read
ers posted as to the almost daily raids up
on the liquor shops in that town, and by
way of keeping up the courage of the
prosecutors has several times copied the
following
"The mills Of the gods grind slowly,
But they grind exceedingly small.
With patience stands he waiting,
with eXactness grinds he all"
When at cost of eight or ten dollars, q
pint of liquor is seized and spilled, the
grind is exceedingly small" In the
numerous prosecutions under the search
and seizure part of the liquor law, no costs
can be collected Of respondents, but arc
chargcable to the state; and when the
tax gatherer comes around "with exact.
heaS nc VIII BTlHV US All.
George Parker, son of Col. Ferand Park
er, of Casteton, has entered upon his du
ties in an eligible position in bushes.
house in New York city.
The Ruggles foundry and machine shoI
at Poultney is one of the established insli.
tutions OF the town and county, and furn
ishes castings and mill machinery tor al
sections. A large amount of machinery il
required in the prosecution Of the Stat,
business, and it is mostly procured at thi
establishment. 1t employs good numbe
of men, and is sure to remain a permanen
establishment
w. Stewart, Weeks, Esq. OF Clarendon
now W years of age, was never confined t
the house day since he can remember ant
never had physician prescribe for him
Never saw Sabbath but what he could at
tend church on account of his health. II
was member of the choir of the Congre
gational church or that town, at its dedica
ton in 1924 and still continues member
Rutland county is entitled to "A delegate
in the republican state convention, to b,
held at Burlington June nth. The follow
ing is the number of delegates each town /
entitled to:
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