The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
state, County and vicinity.
FAIRHAVRN.


The trustees of the Baptist church at a
meeting on Wednesday, voted not to ac-
cept the resignation of Rev. Dwight Speu-
Ger, their pastor. This causes much re-
ioicing among the people of Faiihaven.
Rev. Mr.. Meredith of the North Second
street Methodist church, last Sabbath in ex-
change with Rev. H. N. Beaudry. He
preached at the Union service in the Con-
gregatonal church, in the evening.
Rev Mr. Sheriff. is away at the bed-sidc
of two OF his children, who are ILL.,
Our new town officers bear their honors
with dignity, especially the fence viewers.
On Wednesday evening the clerk of the
weather and old probabilities put their
heads together, and obtaining the assistance
of old boreas they cut fearful dash,
which resulted in twelve inches of new
snow. Is this the new Frigd zone?
The temperance people OF this town are
pleased that they arc not compelled to have
a town liquor agent. Should Rutland and
Castleton pursue the same course, there
would be less sickness.
Much to the qualification of the children,
whCoplng cough and scarlet fever have left
town, and their place Is now supplied by
Gen. Mumps.
A man in our town, who goes by tue
almanac, on Wednesday last was drawing
stone ON a wagon, while four feet of snow
lay upon the ground. 3.
BRANDON.
Remember the next lecture of the Farm
ers club course will be delivered by the
Rev. w. II. Ulley of Crown Point, on
| Tuesday evening next, March 9th, on one
of the following subjects "Reciprocal
| Prosperity, or, Our need of Each Other;
or, ''The true Teacher, or what is true
Teaching Power
II. a. Sumner, in February, shipped by
express to d. A. Locke of Barton Land
ing. three turkeys, two hens, aggregate
weight, thrty-six pounds-one young tom,
twenty-five pounds. They were copper
colored bronze turkeys, estimated by the
raiser to be equal to any he has ever pho
duced.
There was quite lively runaway In oul
streets Sunday last. Henry Keller came
to the village for doctor for one of his
neghbors, and while at the doctors the
horse took q run on his own responsibility
up Carver street, among the hitching posts
and through the piazzas on Park street
When he was stopped there were grea
many pieces but little sleigh left.
The annual March meeting passed of
very tremendously. There was no opposi
tion to the officers elected.
The town instructed the auditors to au
dit the accounts of the highway survey
ors on the first Saturday of May, the SAM
as they do the other officers of the town.
The Brandon Manufacturing compan,
commenced working on full time last Mon
day morning.
NEW HAVEN.
The annual March meeting passed OF
quietly, all the officers of last year bein
reelected, with one or two exceptions.
Seven inches of snow fell on Wednes
day night. Ss
The Good Templars gave a "neck-tie
party on Wednesday evening, which wa
decided success, Notwithstanding tn
storm.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Ann Spragu
was attended on the 25th ult She ha
been i'll for some time with rheumatism
and on Tuesday night was taken worse an
died on Wednesday morning.
Canker rash has been quite prevalent
but not serious, and all the cases are no'
: doing well.
Inc wife Oh "A. Il. LcaVenWOItu, prihC
pal of Beeman Academy, is quite low, an
fears are entertained for her recovery.
6 The present term of Beeman Academ
I closes on Friday the 18th, with rhetoric,
and other exercises in the eveIiing, shoul
s Mrs. Leavenworth's condlti9tphy1mit.
r Business shows no signa6 1ITeyival hei
g as yet. NO. M.
But very little produce is v ed in Il
market. JACK.