The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

Rather cheap way of finding out mans
character, but very good test after all.


character, but very good test after all.
J. @. W.
MRCHAN1CsvILLE.
The cheese factory at Tarblevlle COM
menced to take in milk on Monday, June
14th.
A. l.. Stillwell has the cellar of his new
dwelling nearly ready. 1t is located on
land bought of J Il White, near the resi-
dence of j. w. Eddy.
L. L. Chase is commencing on the cellar
of new residence, on land bought of +.
| X. Chase, near the parsonage.
| Isaac Dickerman has the roof of his new
house begun, and the work is rapidly going
forward TO completion.
A serenade was given by the East Wal
| lingford cornet band at the residence of A.
w. Dickerman on the Goth ult. Refresh
ments, with tie well-known bountiful hos
| pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerman, were
furnished on the occasion.
Darius Tarble, brother of Marshall Tar
BILE, is working three OF four men, cutting
out shingles, at his shop near the Beaver
meadow brook.
Fishing bull pouts in jackson pond has
been going on in good earnest for the past
two weeks. If each fisherman. on some of
the nights last week, caught as much as a
pout piece the result, collectively, would
have been large
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie V. G. Cook,
wife of our well-known and prominent
fellow citizen, A. w. Cook, took place on
Sunday, 18th inst She came to our COM
munty little more than a year ago al
most a stranger, receiving a most cordial
welcome. She carly won the confidence
and regard of our people by her genial
manners and kindly qualities of head and
heart, and has since shown most admirable
qualities in all her domestic relations.
This afliction falls with great sadness
upon her husband ard family, and the sin
cere sympathy of this people goes out to-
ward them in this event of great bereaye-
ment. May He who alone can tender
consolation be their guide and staff in their
sorrow. u. +. y.
BENNINGTON
The grand baby show Saturday was a
success Under the supervision Of Mr..
Daniel McEowen, everything passed off in
very systematic manner. The show was
open to all babies, no objections to the
color or nationality About two O'Clock
the procession formed on Pleasant street,
, near the Episcopal church, and took UP a
, line of march from Pleasant street, through
far as the "old stone shop" where a count.
er-march was made, returning to the store
of Mr.. McEowen. The carriages were
r here drawn up in very imposing style on
: the steps of the Park block, there being six
: ty-sX carriages in all. Most of the attend
] ants having on white dresses, and the gor
5 geous trappings, it made a very fine ap
pearance Everything being in readiness
Messrs. Dart and Osterhoudt placed theil
| cameras and photographed the same
r The babies behaved remarkably
: well, once in while fain
= cry would be heard, and some anxious
mother would rush across the street to SET
n if the "little precious" was all right
: After the pictures had been taken the ba
: bles were inspected by the crowd of ladiel
y and gentlemen in attendance, and such ex
= pressions as son, oh, you little dear =
:, ''What a sweet little thingn' and ''Oh
= let me kiss the little duck" and such like
:, could be heard as the mothers would pas
!, around through the crowd with their little
II "jewels." Superintendent McEDwen pre-
: sented each of the little ones with q card
u which, suppose, was intended for the ba
/ bies to read when they got home-anC
each attendant with some of Mr.. Girls
1t wolds best soda water, after which tn
l. crowd dispersed, well pleased with the ney
!. and novel entertainment. 1t is the wish o
l. many friends that some wide.awake perso
&c get up another show of this same kind a
l. no late day.
u Rev. Or. Z. II. Garfield OBLIGATED at til
y Episcopal church, Sunday.
~ Another meeting to see about buildin
the narrow gauge railroad will be holde
Ia at Library hall, Friday evening. All pei
n sons interested are requested to attend, an
% hear and act on the proposition of MI
y Morrison.
The funeral of Hon. John II. Gates too
place yesterday (Monday) afternoon.
Last Sunday being ''children's day" wit
N the Methodist denomination, it was celt
"a brated as is their custom, with q Sunda
- school concert. The church was trimme
in very fine style with evergreens an
10 flowers. The exercises consisted of sinl
= ing, and pieces spoken by the scholars, a
IL of which were well rendered. Supcrintent
y ent Carney deserves praise for his uniirin
III efforts in behalf of the Sabbath school.
PERRISBURGH.
e EbeneZer Hatch was arrested at his hous
Q, in North Ferrisburgh on Wednesday nigh
l. and lodged in Burlington Jail, on charge {
ID forgery.
~ NERGENNES.
= The town meeting which was warned I
meet Thursday evening, to see if the lot b,
longing to the city, which was purchase
At with the new water works, should be sold
N also to procure new safe, wvs adjourne
ID sine die on account of the few person
,e present
ly Our hose company drill one night eac
IN week TO perfect themselves in handling al
s. coupling hose and to be ready for fires.
'e The boariers at the Stevens house hay
~ been living sumptuousy this week. Rev
N Mr.. Chaplin, who has been at the lake fisl
20 ing, sent two large muskalonges to min
ls host Gaines. Onc weighed 10t and I'll
~ other IA pounds.
~ All the merchants have agreed to clos
"a their stores on Wednesday evening, at 81
-, ~, o'clock, to enable their employees to hav
N one evening for themselves.
he The tower and belfry of the Epscop
Of church have been reprinted.