The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25
Vicinity Items.


A few weeks ago the jcwelry store of H.
p. Bradley was broken into and quantity
of watches that were left there by different
persons to be repaired, and some other ar
ticles was taken away but nothing OF any
value was stolen, as all the valuables were
put into secure safe on leaving the store
at night. Efforts have been made since
the affair to find out who the guilty par
ties were but no clue could be obtained I'M
til a few days ago. In Pownal few miles
south of here q store was broken into and
a quantity of goods taken such as flour,
sugar etc. Close watch was kept up, and
the culprits were found with their booty in
O cave, short distance from the village.
Among the articles were some watches
which were identified by Mr.. Bradley.
Two of the boys were arrested and brought
to this place and put into the Jail to remain
there until December term of court. The
names of the boys arrested are Otis Healy
and Joseph Sawyer, whose ages are respec-
lively 10 and IS years. Two of the party
escaped and fled to Utica, N. Y, where
they will undoubtedly be captured. The
bastile is well filled just at present await
ing sentence in December. From all ap-
pearanccs the coming term of court will be
one of the longest held here in a number
of years. +. M. A.
MIDDLEBURY.
Abner Hagar, an old resident of Mon
treal brother of the late Jonathan Hagar
of Middlebury and we'll known in Vermont
died on Sunday evening Oct. Both, at his
residence in Plantagenets mills near Mon
treal.
Mr.. William s. johnson of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, son, of Austin johnson is
visiting his old friends here.
The Middlebury womens temperance
union are agitating the subject of establish
ing Holly Tree Inn.
J. L. Buttolph purposes spending the
winter in Florida.
The winter term of Middlebury graded
school closed with rhetorical exercises on
Tuesday evening. The winter term begins
Monday Dec. 0.
Arrangements have been made for a
course of lectures before the pupils of the
graded school.
The butter quotations on Monday were
30 to 80 cents.
Mrs. Foss the reader had good audience
at academy hall on Monday evening.
Three prisoners from Vergennes were
lodged in the county Jail Monday evening
for larceny.
Rev B Hubert, president of the college
breaches the sermon at the union services
on Thanksgiving day. II
Shipments from the Middlebury station
for the week ending Nov. 20, include s, 26i
pounds butter A carloads onions; 2 car
loads lumber 1 carload iron; carloads
live stock 3 carloads hay.
NORTH CLARENDON.
On Sunday last the Rev. G. +. Hewes
formerly Universalst clergyman in thii
place, preached an excellent sermon in thu
school house in District No. s. The die
course, delivered without notes, was upor
the subject of the future life, and was clea
logical and forcible exposition of the theme
The climax of the sermon was vivid ant
beautiful description of the grand scene O.
the TRANSPORTATION on Mount Tabor. Sew
eral of Mr.. Hewes former parishioner
we're present and joined him in singing
some of the hymns of the olden time
In the afternoon he visited the chapel AM
addressed the members of the Sabbatl
school. SANFORD.