The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30
Chr 3utland 1ailu Globr.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1874.
stntc. County and vicinity.
FELCHvfLLN.

FELcHviLLr.
The chair factory at Felchville is now
running with full force Of operatives.
DR.. w. S. Robinson, formerly surgeon
general of the state is visiting at Felch
vile.
The new clothes wrnger company,
novel invention are sending them out for
sale.
DIR. John Fields, WHO practices with
prickng machine, has been ut Fslchville.
lie performed quite n remarkable cure up
on L. II. Carter, removing u troublesome
complaint in the right knee.
Ara't of Whitmore'ard Clark's company
of ministries. are stopping at Coolidge's
hotel. They start from Felchville on Mon
day January 4ih, upon professional tour
through Canada.
PERKINsvILLE.
A lyccum has been organized nj Perkins
vile with Hyren Henry Esq, rs president;
Elroy G. Robinson, secretary. The weekly
exercises consist Of discussions, decama-
tions and ESSAYS. The first question:
| Rcsolred, That secret societies are bene-
fetal to the community, was very fully and
ably discussed.
Pcrkinsvile is located miles from Gas
sets station. 1t has two churches, Bap-
fist and Metho list a cotton mill and lum-
Der mill and the celebrated soaps,onc stayc
ma1ufactory of IIyren Henry Esq.
Hon. William NJ. Pingry formerly state
auditor, and prominent citizen of the state
has his residence here.
SOUTH READING.
South Reading is f,w miles from the
Rutland railroad at Proctorsvillc. 1t has
| 10
and fork handle mandatory, wooden
ware establishment and harness maker.
The young peoples Independent lyceum
meets on Saturday evenings. The eXer-
cises consist OF discussions, declarations,
and paper which is read by the ladies.
George F. Tuttle is giving course of lee.
lures at Felchvillc on "Cape Cod
Rev. Eli Balou of South Woodstock
gave an interesting lecture here on sun
day evening Dec. 2)th.
The following are the officers Of Pioneer
grange for theaensuing year
d. p. Jones, master; Mrs. J.. W. Cod
dard, secretary a. +. wilkins, overseer;
+. Cilley, steward; c. a, Davis, assist.
steward; 7. kinsnan, treasurer; Mrs. l..
G.. Davis, chaplain C. Bryant, gatc-kccp.
er; Mrs. Geo. L. Rich. ceres; Mrs. L.
Cilley, pomona; Mrs. c. Bryant, flora;
Mrs. a. f. Wilkins, s,ewardess; +. W.
Goddard, purchasing agent.
AscuTSEYvILLE.
At the annual election of officers of acad-
envy grange, the following were elected.
Homer Weston, master; a. w. leighton
overseer; w. Hicks. steward; G.. b. Dartt
assist. steward; L. Jaciman, lecturer; G.
G.. Gregg, treasurer; L. w. Blanchard
chaplain; J. L. Midget. secretary; T. g.
Bcckwi,h. gatekeeper; Mrs. II. II. Duke
ceres Mrs. A. Warren, pomona; Mrs. c.
b. Dart, fora; Mrs G. G. Gregg, lady
assist steward.
srRISGrIELp.
Is. f. Dana, has been clerk of the Spring
field ice company for fourteen years. The
company is now organizing under the gen.
eral law.
council of the soveregns of industry
has been organized with II. L. Wyman as
president; A. G.. Washburn secretary; c.
G.. llerrick treasurer.
On Friday week, Mr.. Justin r. Robinson
sawed l02 logs into . and 3 s inch boards
in nine hours, and on Saturday | 10 logs in
ten hours, at Palker's mill
wEATnERsrIELp.
Wea,hcrsfed has n teachers association
of which C. w. Harbach is secretary. Its
second meeting was fully attended by
teachers and citizens. The exercises con.
sisted of an essay, select reading, instruc-
ton on different topics of geography, and
arithmetic; and brief discussions of sew
eral questions relating to teaching The
method of teaching. the various subject.
presented by the teachers present varied
great, and, none being d,iiidVnt in giving
their views or questioning the method OF
others the interest in the meeting wa:
great. The association voted to invite
Edward Conant, state superintendent o
education to lecture at Weathcrsfeld. A
/. the next meeting instruction to be given by
Messers T. S. Jackman, Jus,us Dart, ID
Il. Rugg and others.
wooDsToCK
The fifth entertainment in the Woodstock
lecture course will be dramatic rradiug,
Thursday evening Dee 81, by that disIin
% guished reader, Mrs Louise Woodwork
Foss, OF Boston.
The grange supper at the Woodstock
Town Hall, on Friday evening was success
full. About two hundred partook of til,
bountiful spread tables provided by III,
farmers wives and daughters. Music wa
furnished by the grange choir, Miss Scot
presiding at the organ, and the Woodstock
band performed many Of their best pieces
Addresses were made by Rev. Messer
Hewitt and Kidder
Mrs. Percy IIazen daughter of DR.. lIazei
of Woodstock, sang at the Mechanics hal
concert Boston, winning the hearty mp
plause of her audience, and the commenda
tons of musical critics.
A grangers reunion takes place at Ma
tional hall South Woodstock on Frida.
evening January LIST.
The annual village meeting takes plac
on Monday January 4h.
The Ottaquechec savings banl; election
occurs January G.
ROCHESTER,.
JR. Upper has sold his place 70
S2,400.
L. A. Kezer and ii. II. Martin have us
ISOLATED themselves together for the manu-
facture of rakes. They have sent for thei
machinery and operations will commcnc
at once.
= pITTsFoRp
AT an early hour large company gath
cred at the Methodist church in Pittsford I
celebrate Christmas eve. Most eXceler
arrangement and order prevailed through
out the entire entertainment. The follow
ing was the programme.
Hallalujah, chrou', Volontary.
Peace on earth, Choir,
An exercise by twelve Misses.
D, Glory to God in.tho highest. by the choi
n. Dan p, Peabody and S. j, Leonard, the
made distribution of the presents anon
which were the following:
To Rev. w. W Foster Jr. from his class