The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-15

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ceremony of confirmation at Brattleboro
on Sunday
In Versbre widow Of AZ recently mar
rled boy of TO-
The Congregational society in Derby has
just finished paying off a $4,000 debt con-
tracted for repairs nearly four years ago.
VIM. Lowe of West Newbury raised
from one acre of land, this season. I 100
lbs. of hops.
The annual meeting Of the sons and
daughters of Vermont was held in Worces-
ter on Monday last. The meeting was call
ed to order by Hon. Clark Jilson president
of the association. The election of officers
for the ensuing year being in order, on mo.
ton of DIR. r. Spaulding, Clark Jillson was
reelected by reclamation to the office of
president. The other officers OF the past
year, consisting of Samuel L. Hildreth and
ira L. Blake, vice presidents Samuel V.
Stone, secretary; and K. NJ. Gould, J. j.
Russ. Charles g. Parker, j.. l.. Spaudiug
and George l.. Bliss, executive committee,
were also reelected by acclamation
As Mr.. Calvin Stebbins of Charlotte was
driving homo from the Ferrisburgh mail,
Thursday night, his horses ran away and
Mr. StebbiDs was thrown from the wagon
and his right leg and arm considerably
bruised. Fortunately he was not seriously
injured.
David Campbell of lIydepark, killed a
| COW the other day, which had taken the
first premiums at the county fair tor the
last three years, in the class of Devons.
She was MIXED up to the time of the last
fair, and dressed SS5 pounds.
OFF Abel, of Wolcott, is building a
milestone mill at Evansville, Browning
ton, for the manufacture from Willoughby
lake stone. 1t will probably he running
by January 1, and Will give employment,
to ten hands, turning out about forty
dozens of whetstones per day.
Two young men, one from Sharon and
one from Tunbridge, having become pos.
sessed of two shilling horse found that in
order to keep the 'frame" moving a little
sustenance was necessary. 80 they made {
raid on Il Royalton barn and stole Il load
of hay. They were tracked home TO Sharon
md politely invited to settle which they
did.
The Vermont business directory for 1877,
is out and is unusually full and correct
The names of all business men in the state
classified according to avocation list o
post offices and postmasters the names o
all officers of the civil government Of tht
state, from governor down to justices Of
the peace ; names, officers and capital o
the banks and insurance companies, ant
full lists of United States officers in tn
state. railroads, newspapers, ETC., togethe
with tables of population. For bushes
men 1t fills q certain niche that Walton
Register does not, and is very convenient
Price 50. Briggs Il Co., publishers, Bos
ton.
A Frenchman named Delaney. from Al
burgh, was arrested on charge of bein.
intoxicated at st. Albans on Wcdnesda,
evening, and Friday was brought befor
Justice Farnsworth. He plead guilty o
the offence, and disclosed on Mike Sulli
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van. who keeps saloon on Lake street
Sullivan was nrraioned before his Homo,
al .on,;eo, .,,, &c A., ~
AM h,,t o sa' ~ IL ',u no' 1vil nun M
"I!o u1i H., wv eo ,h i tn;, uI,, ne caso wa
ny; liz uy Juis mio ,a.ieu W a5Ieo on Vcr
three for acniittal rhe c S'iG, as al'
nostnoned. Wilson e. Hail for stale +
M McIntirn for defendant
Inc lectures OF the la'e Ffof' Josepl
Torrey, Of the University of Vermont, OF
the fine arts. now nnblished under fine till
"a Thoo,v 81 MA A. hv sor;hnor
Armstrong & Co. are well worth readin
for their revelation of the sweet and whole
soo,e nature Of the man. to saw nothing o
their value in Intervening the inner NEAR
ings and principles of art. The lecture
remind one, in their grace and gentlcncs:
of the similar work In literature of the ID
mented Henry Reed, and they indicate
sympathy in the character of the two men
The KEY to Prof. Torrey's theory is tha
the beautiful is truth-'the truth Of cteI
nal, as distinguished from merely accident