The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

and after having shown up our "goat" to
good advantage they were invited to the
Wallingford House to partake of such good
things as are usually to be found on "Van-
ces" tables and have good time generally.
Mr.. j. b. Munson is having a ebay win
dow" added to his residence.
l.. w. Tower contemplates making some
improvements on his buildings.
Lead ore has been discovered on the
farm of Mr.. Edward M. Crary of this
place.
The New York "walkists" made "W"
visit last Wednesday and after having
dined at the "Wallingford House" and in
spectcd the works of the Batcheller Man
utacturing Co., proceeded on their journey
toward Mt. Mansfield.
Some less than four hundred fishermen
visit the dump" brook daily in search of
specified J3'ooh trout.
The person who catches any of those
pcsercl placed in "Fox Pond" (for the pur-
pose of stocking the sane) will be prose-
cuted to the fullest extent of the law. See
pratt" page 40, vol. 1G.
d. H. Sabin supplies the surrounding
country with all of the latest periodicals of
the day. Send in your orders for the New
York Ledgers, Wcekly's Saturday Nights,
etc. Sent at the same rates as office OF
publication.
Mr.. Isaac Colvn manufactures the
cheese for the Clarendon Factory 'Ikc"
took lessons of our Mr.. NJ. V. Williams,
and is an expert in that line of business.
John C. IIudsons "cheese box" manu-
| factory is about TO commence operations.
| Orders sent to Mr.. Hudson will be attend
ed to with promptness and dispatch.
NEW HAVEN.
Beeman Academy closes the current
year on Friday of this week Examination
on Thursday afternoon and Friday morn
ing. Rhetorical exercises Friday after
noon.
The officers of Mizpah Lodge, No. l7G
of Good Tcmplars New Haven, were in
stalled on Wednesday evening, the 10th
ult., by Lodge Deputy A. L. Leavenworth.
They are as follows:
Shcrrod Brown. w C 7; Eva C Hin
man, W Y r; Edgar A Derby, W s; T
a Lcavenworth, w A S Emma Clifford,
w + S; Frank + lIathorn, w T; Ira Gift
ford, w G; c Nee Partch, w NJ; Flor
| tlitt ~ llutHOTlt, w - Nl Lucy n w ti-
come, W G; G. A Fisher, w 0 G.; Mrs.
| W l. II S. Albert b Adams, p w I.
This Lodge has been instituted one year
and numbers over seventy members.
Decoration day was properly observed
here. =. t evening a large company had
assembled at the cemetery Capt. A Il
| Leaycnworth took charge Of the company
! .,,1 o,,l cf, -, L., i'm,
promptu remarks. Prayer was offered by
| Rev. Knowlton, in very appropriate
words, and, after singing "America," the
company proceeded TO decorate the follow
ing graves:
Precautionary Soldiers. Solomon
Brown, Augustus Trip, William Seymour
and Nathan Smith.
Second Iar wiM Eng1and-TIon. Mat
thew Phelps. Z S A.
Lafe CirH Ua1 - Argalus l. Squire,
Sergt. Co A 9th VT. died at Camp Griffin,
| Va, Dec. ID, 1861; Capt. NJ S Caldwell,
graduate OF Middlebury College, Glass
of 1859, killed at Bull Run, Va, Aug 80,
1862; Alonzo II Field, Co. X I'd Vt kill
ed at Winchester, Va, Sept. 10, 1868;
Wicklife S. Brown, Co. 9th VT, died at
Point Of Rocks, Va, Feb. goth, 1865; An.
thony Laurence Norainne?). Co.. X I'd
VT, died Sept. Is, 1861.
CuTTENDEN COUNTY.
The oldest resident of South Burlington
is Mrs Stephen Patchen, now in her ninety
seventh year. Her health Is good and she
walks to visit the families of the neighbor-
hood, retaining her mental powers in an
unsual manner for one so old. She has
had family of eleven children, four sons
and seven daughters; three daughters only
of the eleven children remaining alive
Rev D S Frost, Frce-wil Baptist, is to
preach at Huntington Centre once in two
weeks
Mrs L w Ellis is proving herself very
efficient as Superintendent of schools of
huntington
MIDDLEBURY.
The senior class of NIiddlebury college
eisited Vergennes on Friday evening last
enjoying magnificent supper at the Ste.
vcns House. Wit and mirth ruled the hour,
toasts and appropriate sentiments were pro-
posed and responded to. not forgetting the
love they bear their alma Mater, pledging
themselves to labor for the adornment of
her interests where they shall have left her
| halls as students.
| L ne trustees OF the village OF Middle
bury, have appointed the following officers {:
Attorney, John w Stewart; Superintend-
ents, Parks, Colvin, Hill, John L Barker {;
pump, IIeman Longwortly; clock, II l.
Sheldon; lamps, w c Langworthy; stoc k
at large, Colvin, Hill, Snow, Norman Har-
vey.
High~ay SuTreyors.-Norman Harvey
" A Newcomb.
EJ1e Uu3.HeDs-T NJ Trim Wn G
Goodrich, Thad. NJ Chapman, o Comstock,
L Valette, L X Clay, l. ID Eldredge, Nor
man Harvey.
Police QGceys. Isaac NJ Trip, chief:
| VIM II Cobb, o Comstock.