The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-11
state, County and vicinity
FAIRHAvEN.

Roll of Honur-The following is list
of names of those pupils belonging to the
first intermediate department of the Fair
haven graded school, who have been iar
in scholarship, and perfect in punctuality
and department during the entire term
Katie Cain, Johnnie Elkins, Carlos
Ormes, Lizzie Owens, Mary Roberts, Net
tie Shaw, Bridget Sullivan, and Ellen Sher-
idan. There are two others whose stand
ing is equally good, but who have been
kept out of school few days by sickness.
Their names are Dolie Doland. and Mamie
Bailey.
MECHANICsviLLE.
Grange meeting at this place March 9TH
inst.
The winter school in district No. .,
taught by NJ. II. Pembcr, closed March
9Th.
Cankcr rash is still prevailing in our
midst. Three or four new cases the past
week.
We regret to learn of the sudden pros
tration on Sunday last and the severe con-
tinued illness of our townsman, a. c.
Randall
n b. Pinney has sold his stock of goods
and rented his store for three years to Bur-
ton J. Powell of East Wallingford, posses
sion given April LIST.
The boys in this vicinity are in high glee
Just now, catching pckerel through the
ice on the pond. The average catch being
from ten to thirty a day.
A good ice crop is being secured from
the pond for next summer use.
Snow drifts are from two to ten feet
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EAST HUBBARDToN.
Mr.. Charles A. Lincoln has recently had
an ulcer cut from his eye by DR.. 5. w.
Smyth of Rutland. 1t is SLOWLY improving,
although he is subjected to much incon-
venience with it yet. He has the sympa-
thy of his many friends.
Much regret is expressed at the reported
| failure of two of our leading farmers.
They are young and enterprising men, and
it is hoped they will be encouraged TO
work on and recuperate their ill fortune.
A series of attachments have been made
| upon a man in the neighboring town of
Pttsford by man in this place, and the
last levy stripped the harness from the
horses and took the sled and chains. This
makes a 'team" of little use to poor man
when his harness, sleighs and wagons are
gone. Could not our collection laws be
tinkered to the advantage of poor man,
and not damage the creditor
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Unity grange patrons of husbandry cele-
brated the anniversary of their organiza-
ton on Saturday evening, March 9th, by
public meeting. A good audience gath
cred in the hall and listened to an address
from H. E. Jameson of Irasburgh, the de-
putty who organized the grange. After the
public address session was held to con-
slider the especial work of the grange.
There are now twelve oranges in Addison
county, and this was the third one organ
lied. 1t is prosperous and harmonious
society.
SHREWSBURY.
| On Monday evening, March 9Th, the cit-
| Zens of the vicinity of North Shrewsbury
met to hear the subject of the Patrons of
Husbandry explained by z. f. Jameson,
deputy. About 80 persons were present
Tuesday evening, 9th. A grange was or
ganized and the following persons chosen
as officers Perrin johnson, MASTER Chas,
johnson, lecturer w. w. Philbrick,
Mrs. Sarah Gibson, chaplain Ii. +. John
son, treasurer Willard Guild, secretary
Benton BROOKS, gatekeeper Ellen Aldrich,
Ceres Lucetia Frost, Pomona Levonia
Wheeler Flora Orpha Cook, stewardess
name of the grange, "Shrewsbury Grange
Willard Guild, financial agent next meet
ing, March Goth, 2 p. IN. In numbers this
grange is one of the strongest in the coun-
ty, and they start under very favorable cir
cumstances Leland Frost, overseer.
WALLINgFoRD.
School report of district No. IA, in Wall.
ingford, term of twelve weeks, com
mencing Nov. 30, 1874, and closing Feb.
20, 1875, taught by Miss Susie NJ. Pratt, OF
Shrewsbury. Those scholars having nc
absent marks during the term were, Flor
ence l.. johnson, Nellie A. Hart, Vernon
r. Parker, Sherwin w. Hart, Freddie A.
Wilder Freddie l.. Hart, Berthe B. Parker
and Ohio c. Damon. Those being absent
only one half day each were Addie f.
Wilder and Dana d. johnson, and one day
was Agnes Il. johnson, Those having nc
tardy marks during the term were, Addie
Il. Wilder, Florence l.. Johnson, Minnie l.
Earle, Nellie A. Hart, Ada NJ. Earle
Agnes f. johnson, Belle A. Hart, Delll
A. Wilder, Vernon ii. Parker, Sherwir
w. Hart, Frank II. Earle, Dana d. John
son, Irving i. Graves, Freddie A. Wilder
FREDDIE IL. hart, Berue ID. Iarker, Otnt
G. Damon, BERTHE A. Stewart, Jeffrey ii
Hart and Burnic L. Earle. Whole humble
of scholars between five and twenty year
of age being twenty-four, and the average
daily attendance was twenty-one.
CHESTER.
Hilton ~ Company are selling goods a
auction two evenings each week.
j. L. French has just closed series o
auctions at which he has sold u larg
l amount of goods.
At the annual town meeting, a vote wa
passed that the town would only pay thei
officers the year ensuing Sl.50 per day TO
, time actually spent. Only one man dc
clined taking office on account of pay.
The Collector is to be allowed only s12
for gathering the taxes
The town voted to unite school district
/ Nos. 6, 20, and 90, for the purpose o
forming graded school district. Thes
three compose the South Village and Fac
, toryyille. The legislature at the last ses
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