The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
Vicinity Items.
MRCHANICsvILLR.

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church last Sabbath, May 10th.
Rev. Leonard Dodd, the new Methodist
preacher of this charge will preach at the
Union church next Sabbath, May 23d.
A cheese factory is one of the things to
be in our vicinity. Work upon it has
already commenced. The building is 70x30
located in Tarbelville, on land formerly
owned by Franklin Goodell, near his
dwelling house. 1t is TO be in working
order in June. Marshall Tarbell, Seth II.
Livingston and A. w. Dickerman are the
proprietors.
VIM. G. Knights. in the east part of
Mount Holly, is building new barn this
spring. The main building is TO be seventy
by forty feet, with horse barn attached
to it thirty by twenty-four. When com
pleted it will be one of the best, If not the
best building of the kind in town.
Isaac Dickerma1 has raised the frame of
a new house and work upon it is proceed.
ing rapidly.
Spring work with US is very backward.
Some ploughing has been done. Much OF
of our land is too wet to be worked as vet,
and little seed has been put in.
Sunday, May 10th. was cold, aud the
thermometer stood at 80 above zero nearly
all udy, WITH many sIudiio VI SIM" "h'
high winds.
Grass is looking well, considering the
lateuess of the season.
The roads in town are in very bad con-
dilion, the deep frosts of the past winter
and the cold froze many of the small
suices and drains of the water passages
and the water, working under the frozen
ground has quilted out the earth in many
places.
BENSON.
The following is a list of the transfers of
real estate in Benson, since January 1st,
1875:
NJ p. Hooker and wife TO n. n. Norton
and wife. $50 acres. (ParkiIl LOTT
David Potter to n. Mclaughlin, three
acres.
Thomas Mabanna TO G. ii. Mabanna one
undivided half of the Collyer lot
III. w. Adams to George n. Adams. one
undivided halt of he jeremiah Beden
farm
G. A. Naramore to Horace Knapp, 1l3
acres and house
L. G. Hulett to Helen Bump, Edgerton
place.
Mrs. Sarah Fadden and others to VIM.
III. Betty, nine acres.
Dan Giddings to Frank Verniele, fifteen
acres.
J. l.. Stacy to IL. j. Stacy, 1O5 acres
mountain land.
Benjamin Bascom and wife to William
S. Basccm, one-half OF forty acres-their
home place.
ID. r. O'Brien TO Dan Giddings, 100 acres
| mountain land.
c. II. Little to p L. Wilcox, 1870 acres,
home place.
John Balls aud others to John l.. Ham
mond. !, 200 acres.
David Wells to Edgar S. Perry, three
fourths of an acre.
G. L. Pierce to James Everson, Patch
lot
Perry Carter to III. Is. JOY, one-third in
terest in the Joy house and store.
BRISTOL.
DR.. John Nj. Currier, surpeon-genera
under Gov. Converse, has been appointed
examining surgeon for pensions.
The grange organized in this town few
months ago is in prosperous condition
and its influence is already felt outside il
business circles.
The presiding elder held quarterly
meeting at the Methodist church last Sab
bath.
PERKINsvILLE.
| Mr. Robinson has sold his interest in thu
| firm of Bixby & Robinson to Mr.. Bixby
| who will continue the business at the ole
stand.
Cows are in good demand in our vicin
ity and are sell at from $50 to so apiece
Forest Moore lost very good horse by
having one of its fore legs broken Will
running Il saving machine, here, on tn
18Th.
Chester Adams has sold his farm I,
Joseph A. Call for $4,000.
Horace NJ. Martin has bought of Geo
Dake his homestead, in this village, TO
1880.
Farmers in our vicinity are very bus.
about their spring work.
CHESTER.
"who'er has Travelled LIES duh round,
Where'er his stages may have been.
May sigh to think he still has found
| The warmest welcome at an Inn"
A good hotel is a plain necessity to an
enterprising village. AS well may som
places be destitute of stores, shops, offices
schoohouses and churches, as of the cor
veniences and comforts of good publ
house for the entertainment of strangers
and the ease of civil intercourse. 1t a
tracts company, increases business, and.
right hands, it augments useful influence
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terial growth and prosperity of a people
Never is weary traveller more delightc
in his journey, than when his eyes look
capacious, neat, comfortable public ho'e
and by nothing oftimes is he so muc
drawn towards place as b
the knowledge of the comfor
which that house affords. BY the recei
purchase of the Chester house, on Dept
street, by that popular landlord and ''prin'
. of good fellows" ii. II. Ingraham, esq
. Chester is now graced by just such pu
lie house as is above outlined. Since Il
purchase, "Henry" has had the interior r
3 painted and re-papered. The rooms a
large, well lighted, and ventilated, al
, newly furnished throughout, and nothir
! that could add to the comfort and pleasu
! of his guests has been neglected. A
G those who fall in with the favored oppo
h tunity of CHANGING an hours stay, even =
= we will warrant a cordial and hospital
reception. The DAILY GLOBE is always (
file at this house. q. U. EsT.
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