The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-31
state, County and Vicinity.
BI,IDPORT.

ing Sun lodge, No. 8, held March 18th, the
following officers were elected Noble
Grosvenor w. NJ; Ii. G. Lawrence, S.
W.; j. II. Witherell, j. W.; +. Grosve-
nor, treasurer j. Spauldng, secretary;
w. B. Bristol, S. d.; j. Kingman, J. D.;
O. Smith, r. Scott, stewards Rev. Mr..
Jacobs, chaplain l.. Taylor, tyler.
Darwin L. Grovenor, a son of Edgar
Grovenor, submitted to the amputation OF
toe, one day last week, DIR. Eddy of Mid
dlebury, performing the operation.
The spring term of Fletcher academy
commences on Monday, April 9Th. Miss
NJ. +. Converse, preceptress.
At regular meeting of Farmers Union
grange, No. 101, of Patrons of Husbandry,
on the 18th, the following resolutions were
passed
minlstration OF His inscrutable ways has by
death removed from our number, our worthy
brother, James Howe, therefore,
RESOLVED, That In the death OF our worthy and
beloved BROTHER our grange has sustained
great loss.
Resolved, That as much as we deplore his loss
as brother, we VIII ever remember and re-
spect his memory, and emulate the virtues OF
him whose counsels In the grange were ever so
worthy OF respect.
RESOLVED, That We kindly ami fraternally ex-
tend our tenderest sympathies to the bereaved
family OF our worthy brother, In this time OF
their great bereavement.
ResOlued, That the secretary be instructed to
record these resolutions, send copy OF them TO
the family OF the deceased, and TO the Middle
bury Register for publication.
!. T. hA' %irhrnrlL, Com.
LEWIS BURwELI.
CHARLOTTE.
Interesting meetings are held at the Bap-
fist church.
w. n. Thomas of Middlebury closed his
singing school last Wednesday evening.
c. /. Shaw, Esq, our representative in
the last legislature, is very i'll of fever
"H."
CORNWALL
Col Edward S. Stowell has been elected
lecturer of the Addison county council of
the Patrons of Husbandry.
Much sickness prevails in town, but no
serious cases are now reported.
BRISTOL.
Mr.. Enoch Barney was seriously injured
a few days since.
The post mortem on the body of Mrs
| Putnam Jennings, who died suddenly Of
pneumonia on Thursday evening last, re-
vealed extensive dropsy of the heart.
The Good Templars of Bristol contem-
plate dramatic entertainment tor the bene-
fit of their library. The pieces proposed
are, Among the Breakers" and Hit
Him.
Sickness, to considerable extent, pre-
walls in Bristol in many cases fatal.
DANDY.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. G.. Thompson of Red
field, N. y, former residents, are visiting
their friends here.
Sugar makers are briskly engaged in tap
ping their trees, and Otherwise making
preparations for sugar making. Some has
already been made.
We learn that new committee has been
appointed to discontinue the north road.
j. Q. Griffith, postmaster at the Borough,
has been on the sick list for number of
days.
|. f. Tabor runs the cheese factory at
Dandy Corners this season. The directors
are G. g. IIerrick, w. p. johnson and Ira
ii. Vail. 10. W.
March Goth.
| LUDLOW
Mr.. George +. Walker is doing a large
business in the manufacture of harness col
lars. He shipped twenty dozen last week
TO new firm, and received "a pounds oil
leather.
Rev. Elmer Hewitt of Woodstock con.
Quoted the funeral services of Mrs. Sewall