The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13

with women, yet we find the best educated
and informed appreciated the efforts of the |
Bridgeman sisters the best. Who knows |
what awaits tho women of the next twenty |
years, they may be allowed the right of |
suffrage within that time
Two enterprising ladies', not being salts
fed with the collection that had been taken,
passed the hat the second time with good
success, which resulted in paying the Misses
Bridgenan $50
The subjects were well presented and
finely delivered. These ladies deserve the
encouragement of all, and persons should
not let public opinion deprive them of the
privilege from hearing the arguments pre-
scented. These ladies left Clarendon with
the good wishes of all and richer in purse.
DANNY.
Hon Frank billiard, murdered at lazoo
City. Miss. an account of which appeared
in TnE CLONE of Thursday is well known
to the people Of Dandy and vicinity.
Dandy has increased in population from
1880 TO 1910, sercateen
The settlement Of the town of Dandy
was commenced in 1865 by Joseph Sopcl
Joseph Earl, Crlspin Bull, Luther Colyin
and Micah Vail.
FAiEHAyEN.
+ Chsnloin tbc Territory of Fairhaven from,
v,bot causc c,lIoj hv ihis name i. nn,;novrn
we, ,'os ,hIis hro,,gbf ,yitbin Tho hounds If
/ Bennington county on the 21th of October
| 11i9 in the second year Of the existence Of
/ the State. the General Assembly of Yer
mont. in It's session at Manchester granted
| petitions Tor acts of incorporation for the
two town. of Fairhaven and Benson
In the charter of the town. which was
no. i''o n'' n m.i S'Sse - III UDr
,'li.,, Sn,n,;,'oi m eaIn,,., ..pn
uIu,,, ''.'' 90 aV'.Gns r
St'mi a. 1s W, L . So ',"v "; '1'G H5
oa ,V slor r ala ao,
0t ,i, W su' Nm ' ,,iouo
Z g, ,o ,", IN
degrees south. cight miles and oG rods TO n
stake and stones in the west line of Castle
ton, thence south 10 degrees west in the
liuc of said Castcon. and of Poultney
/ clgiit mics ana -jo foiS {" Il ncarh tfcc III
crossr, ynul,n,y River thence down sail
rivcr.nl iny yotnr mar, ON the northeast
lido ~ F,,t BAY. ihrpcr down on The
norlhcrlv side ct said b,y To- Lake Cham.
/ plain, jhrurr down mi Lake 10 the first
mentioned BONDS
.l,o c,,,,, ,f ,.-i,. t,ous,ui Inn. hu,drni .,,l
thirty poard, rontincntn! currency" To-
Cant. Ebcuclcr Allcn uf Tinmouth. Col
Isaac Clark of Ca>tlrtnn mad srycntv-four
others, al whom were GOV. 'rhomas Chit.
teudcn and his wife Elizabeth Chit'euden,
Ira Alien, stephen X bradley, Dr. Jacob
Rubaca and other prominent public men Of
thai dav. i78WS dj"oIN IF FHifAarcn.
u,Yr,ru,o>
llubhardtuu has three uOSiuiiiCcs, Hub
bardlon, East lIubbardton and lIortonvllc,
u tanuey. hotel. blacksmith and shoe
maker. Its nearest railroad station is Castle
ton, seven miles. a daily stage which runs
from leicester Junction to Castlcipn, gives
West Hubbardton a daily mail,
/ NJ. NJ. DlkCrman raised turnip last
season that weighed with top % pounds.
when trimmed ana cleaned II Weighch -
Po'li"'--
lnA.
.r,
i.ic 'D"n 81 II" mas no Zoo Hld'usac-
lul'hS IiNhtsoS ,noIc ncinS put ~"
streams 81 "utrl' aItnouGll Naslic'"h 'Nei
crosses II III Westerly oireci'oh'
Ira had $50 inhabitants in 1910, being /!
less than il Ind in 1880
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1,,i"n duuiaii,cS W. s'nm , , lnroIl
"'ii' ' i',' S '"i9 'nu '",'"G
gu" ,,nt ~" ''"'N ''''' ''''' '''"N''
'n,N
ne t4Wh Oh Nenuol was chartered 20
joseph b|lKer ana other REP 20, lo!l' oy
thc Legislature OF vermont al us session ~
Nlhasor' by Inc name OF Midway, fark
crs core was annexed 10 IL, ana lhe Whoit
Incorporated INTO township by the nam'
OF FarkerstoWn, NOV. 4, lsoi. at sessioi
OF the Legislature held at windsor, wht
appointed committee 10 examine th'
territory IN person ana the name was al
| tered to Mendoh Ivy The Legislature NOV
u, 1877. Inc town was organized Marcl
II, lSVG.
MDDLErowN.
The Poultpev ByHet'a SAYS.
, we received few days since copy o
I,,U i'a''ei aS' p'put pn',,sle , i,
,Int w., ~ lrW i,Vn "riCm Io
Mcclure has located at tlot Mace and /
t abont 70 omen drv GOOD store there /,
comnanv With Mr. Bradley We hav
} known Mr. Mcclure almost from tho do,
he was horn and shall Inc dieonnointed /
= bc does NOT succeed in whatever he nnde,
takes
He was as honest n boy ms was eve
f raised among the Green Mountains; wa
feeDle Wieh chlld. anu as soon as lie ma
. age and strength sufficient, commenced a
a clerk in humble department but by a
a undivided attention to his business, after
time he gained the position of head clerk
J.. in Mr.. J1slin's establishment in Poultney
which was then one OF the largest in tn
state. ms position he held until Nj
NoCIr,o want with hin, anI hoe ror,oino
" with him until his recent move to Boulder
I. Mr. Mcclure Will have the best wishes 6
his many friends and acquaintanccs
=. Poutncy and Middleown for his succe'