The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-10

Hon. William G.. Shaw, assignee in
bankruptcy of Arson }. Crane, will sell
the goods at auction March 21st, the gray
horse known rs Bismarck" and other
property.
The peddlers cart owned by Shcdd &
Walker which went through the ice few
weeks since. near the South Hero shore.
has been recovered The depth Of waiter
where it sunk was fifteen to twenty feet.
WOODSTOCK.
Woodstock on Tuesday, voted to try the
Street commission system, and elected
Chas NJ. Perry, Isaiah r. Fullerton and
Justin s. Montague commissioners. The
town has over $4,000 Of railroad bonds
that were never issued, and the selcctmen
were instructed to destroy thclu.
COLCHESTER.
Francis Gougean of Colchester, has
brought suit against the town of Milton,
claiming in damages the sum of S20,O0O.
for injuries sustained in December last
from alleged insuflciency of the highway
The town will contest the suit
nYDEPARR.
The dwelling house of Samuel CHINA
mon, Esq in North Hydepark was con-
sumed by fire March Attn. Loss $1,000,
on which there is 5000 insurance. Most of
the contents were saved. The fire took
from the stove pipe in the attic.
swANTON,
Six bents of the Missisquoi Railroad
bridge were carried away during therecept
high water.
Jacob Decker, man of incorporate
habits, about fifty Years Of aye left Swan
ton Falls, late Monday evening, AID his
body was found Friday morning in
the Mssisquoi River at llighgate, just be
low the falls 1t is supposed that he at
tempted to cross the river on the ice, which
was unsafe.
MILTON.
Burglars visited the office of Clark
Boardman 81 Co., in Milton, Thursday
night and opened safe with chisels and
other implements they found in the room,
from which they took 5000 in L. :. bonds
belonging to Mrs. Ward; Ss115 in postage
stamps belonging to the assistant postmas-
ter. and a gold watch and Chain worth
$3.50 held by Mr.. Jed. p. Clark as security
for money loaned. There is no clue to the
burglars
RICHMOND
Robert Roberts, of Burlington. delivers
tllt StNtUtu ittltnt III wv tbuiSts tbiANi,N
18Th Subjecs-" Partisan Scenes"
The antiquarian entertainment and sup
per on the 3D. instant passed off to the sat
isfaction of ALL When the curtain was
drawn in one act, in which eight or ten la
dies were dressed in ''ye aHcicnt style,
some spinning on the old-fashioncd big
wheel, some on the little two-treddle wheel.
some carding tow, with farmer Goodrich
hof n, II tbAptrl,f tIp f.li,1,u y
had been reached. but when Uncle Peter
struck up martial tune on the fife, and
some one joined on the tenor drum. and all
on the stage stood up and commenced keep
ing time, there was a perfect storm Of
cheering. The ladies realized 80 after
paying all expenses.
TfcoNDERoGA.
DeI.ano & Ives arc now shipping to Port
Jarvis. \ y, some ash furniture for the
new Episcopal church, consisting of slips,
stalls, footstools, lccturn, altar and Sc
dilium. The furniture, which is of care
fully selected ash. is rich in design and
chaste in appearance. and reflects great
credit upon The resources Of the establish
ulent. All the work is OF original design
except the sodium. or bishops chair,
which WAS furnished The carved black
walnut tira, upon the back Of the chair is
the most noticeable feature. and is indeed,
a handsome ornament. Carving is Il new
class of work recently introduced by the
firm.
sold tt Masonic Lodge, No. sos. holds
lis regular communication The % and 4th
Saturdays of every month.
Sounding Water Lodge, No. AL, Of
Good Templars meets every Friday even
ing.
Rev H. H. Lewis is rector Of the Church
of the Cross, (EpiscopaD holds services
every Sabbath at 1880 IL. III. and p TT.
During Lent the services Oh week days are
as follows;
Wednesdays, Nitany), II a m.
Thursdays, p III, with lecture.
Fridays, p m, Litany services.