The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-06
Tlte 8utland Daily 6lche
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1875.
Vicinity Items.
CHESTER.


CHESTER.
DIR. i. G. Whiting is confined by sick
ness and some of his friends fear that he
will not recover.
N. o. johnson did not sell his hotel on
Tuesday last at auction as advertised, he
now wishes to rent it for year or more
and offers a good chance.
The game of Quoits was played on Sat
urday last according to notice, -eigh' play
ers entered, J. O. Adams and A. Rowell
for one side, ID. French and Il. Kingston,
their opponents. James N. Mead, Parker
Toly for one side, Il. w. Brown, Lorenzo
+. Wood their opponents; played under the
Chester rules, Geo, l.. Fletcher was chosen
umpire. Five games were played. The tai
lies we're as follows: Adams and Rowell
made %; French and Kingston GO;
prize of So 90. Mead and foley, SO; Brown
and Wood 66, and prize of $500.
The latter gaining the first money by
four tallies over the former in the three
games gained, best three in Ave. according
to the offer. 1t was witnessed by large
number of people and much interest was
manifested i'll the contest between the par
ties first named. In the first game Adams
and Rowell gained 1t easily over their op-
ponents and gaining twenty-one tallies
more in number in the two games gained,
and thirty more in the FIVE games than
French and Kingston, but still lost the
three in five. 1t being late when the fifth
game was ended the third prize was not
played for.
The corn crop is coming in very good.
Apples are very short crop.
Rollins & Marsh are now supplying their
customers with coal for the winter. Now
is the time to save in expense by purchas-
ing while it is upon the cars.
BENNINGTON.
S. o. Cromack lost valuable horse by
lung fever on Friday night. Several other
horses about town are sick with the same
disease.
Master George Tiffany is i'll with the
scarlet fever.
Hon. John II. Flagg has been on visit
here. While in San Francisco he went
with friends to Ralstons house several
times and gives glowing description of it.
The Rev. Mr. Jones, the new rector of
the Episcopal church, delivered an excel
lent sermon Sunday. In the course of
his remarks he said: I'VE should as soon
expect man to deliver a political har-
angue on the grave of his mother as in the
house of God" -~1i~
nUDBARDTON.
There has been young man from Cas-
tleten, ut work for a MIR. William Jones,
the past season, by the name of Edward
Daniels; he has worked six months, has
lost but one day, and has not taken up but
SO, and when his time was out, Mr.. Jones'
paid him 800, in cash, Chat 10 the best of
it, and Mr.. Daniels went his way rejoic-
ing.
HYDEvILLE.
game of base ball was played ON Sat-
urday, Oct. 2, 1874, between the Volun-
teers of Hydeville. and the Tammany nine,
of Castleton Corners, on the grounds of
latter. Five innings were played at the
time it commenced raining hard. The fol-
lowing is the score at that point. The
score was Volunteers, IL, Tammsny nine,
IL.
Volunteers. 0 2 2 1--12
Tammany nine...........7 2-11
Umpire.-Mr. John LandOn, Castleton.
Scorers for Volunteers-Edward Walch ;
for Tammany, William Walch.
.r.,- ,55s t. O. Q.
,t ftitLr MRCHANICSvlLLB.
Building and repairing seems to be the
order of the day here. T.. +. Chases, new
tenement house is finished and will be oc-
cupied this week. Isaac Dickerman's new
residence will be completed in about two
weeks Frederick Parmenter is also hur.
rying forward the work on his new resi-
dence.
Rev, o. M. Boutwell, pastor of the Meth.
odst church in Springfield preached in this
place on Sunday Sept. go, at the close OF
the morning service he baptised eight per-
sons.
| FAIaHAvRN.
Fairlaven people think so much of THE
GLOBE, that they take about 175 copies OF
it, but they will never need all the advice
given them by its editors especially when
thsy request them not to give edibles to
its Fairhaven correspondent that are in
tended for the editors.
Last week Mr.. c. V. Carpenter of THU
place and Mr.. Wood went to the Adiron
dacks for 'days shooting" they brought
with them three fine bucks, and presented
very nice piece to me for The GLOBE edi
tors Having known them from CHILDHOOD
and ncwing neither of them we're epicureI
(sorry cannot say as much for those tina
manage the business department. l though
it would be foolish to send 10 you, as yot
would probably give it to DR.. Goldsmith
and remembering that years ago the DIR
learned me how TO mix currant jelly, cloves
pepper salt, ETC., with venison 30 as t.
make splendid stew fit for "the Gods.
| remembered how the doctor used to en-
Joy them, so l thought l would try m,
hand again and see If my memory hal
failed me. Judge Of my surprise when
had the stew done, found 1t the best on,
l had ever made. was very sorry tn,
editors could not eat of it and have to deny
myself the pleasure of seeing the doctor en-
joy it, but it is gone and can only SAY
that the next time will send some to yol
and the DOCTOR, Mr.. Carpenter is GLoBI
subscriber and allow me to tthsnk him 70
you as | eat the venison.
Forepaugh showed he was sharp bust
ness man, in selecting Mr.. Farnsworth q
his advance agent. He manifested hi
usual sagaciiy in bidding adieu to Vernon
in Fairhaven. About Ia. m, the tow
commenced filling up and as the procession
came it was full. The show was tri
umphal one in honor to the state that ha'
patroniZed him SO well, g.