The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23

mr. sba,tuck bought most of the office
f,rniture of DIR. Randall when ne le1t
town.
The Mountaineer base ball club was Or
oanized on the 10Th inst. The following
oofIiccrs were elected J. b. Howden, presl-
dent #. J. Nimlet, vice-presdent Y. W.
Corey. captain Chas. Wilds, secretary,
n g Farr. treasurer and W. Harlow,W.
Bosworth. r. X. Dunn, directors. inns
club ia composed of members who nave
heretofore been noted for fine playing
:. Nc.
! LUDLOW.
As the principal topic of interest here
inst now Is religion and church matters,
will speak about the churches OF LUDLOW.
Politically, they have sometimes pulled III
onnosite directions, and shown a spirit Oh
riyalry. church against church, in the
local elections--or at least that Is tue VIEW
outsiders take of the situation. Inc Bap-
lists have the strongest church, the me.li-
odists and Congregationaiists having eaon
, o,,nnt half as many. These three churches
! are now untedly working for the promo,
t;on of religion here, and the union anu
4 harmony existing among them may De re-
: carried as one cause of the remarkaoie sue
I cess which has attended evangelical laDors
n here of late. If people have any IDEA tnat
Q tho revival at Ludlow is ended they are
e mistaken. Seven persons were Dapuheu
II in the Baptist church Sunday. frepara,
g lions are being made for q grand series OF
&c ont.of.door meetings July :, anu =
l. Earnest Christian workers from auroa.
d will be here, and there VIII Prooaply ~, "
G such a season as will fill with Joy th'
%aarts IF such as take pleasure in meetings
Il and il would be surprising ii there were
IN moi more conversions among the results
OF The rniyersalists are probably the small
est denomination here, though they nav
the heat church. n brick one, the others p'
gro ing of wood. The Congregationallsts nav
VI for some time been considering the remoV'
'ue If their church to more central locatioi
pl nv rather the selling of the church aI
hrild;nc new. Now | understand u
iccd Catholics propose to either build new
ldin buy. and probably the Congregat'ohai's
atV will sell to them.
ne The Ludlow wooden mill still runs
hg lull time, and with n full force, ana
osin surely hope it will continue to 90 SO,
$50 should the long continued ute times,
IS Websters split recently wrote II, orr
lat them to reducing their business, the
VIM lage would severely feel the loss OF ever
WI norton of the cash which once NOR
''u flows from the counting room OF the I'D
through the pockets of the employees, II
,odf stores. groceries, meat markets, etc., al
one I am sorry to add, also into the till OF
atid rumseller. will write more soon.
of LOT DooIIrTLk
ked' van HAVEN.
~ 4 The Catholic church Of Fair Haven
rssni hold a picnic on Monday the 9th OF Ut
Cat Various Refreshments and ice cream
he served by very pretty young ladies
rposonable nrices, The Welsh and Hi
&c c, % man military band having united, they
ion furnish music, led by the celebrated LEAF
H. John Jones. A silver ball will be preser
Pr TO the best base ball club that plays.
rare chance for pleasure and amusen
ner ! will be afforded to all who visit the grou
iennl Careful and gentlemanly attendants vii
mt upon the ground The whole under
wou supervision of the Rev. Father T.
the OCmrnl