The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-07
use in planting some three or four acres o.
that valuable product.

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4 kind of manufacture not TO he found else
where in the United States, Mr.. Hall. of
The firm. has snent many vears in Europe.
engaged in this business, and is the only
man in the country who can properlv drill
steel for watch KEYS. Some of the ma
chinery will he inported from Europe.
They will commence business May LIST, en-
ploving some ten or fifteen persons, some
OF whom will be girls. This force will be
increased as the business progresses. They
have already received orders for large
amount OF work. MIR. Derby, the senior
partner, has been long and favorably |
known IN eastern vermont as valuable
anu eh'erprising ousihess man
oAsrLEToN.
Henry Castle has been a resident of |
Castleton about sixty-five years, forty of |
which have been spent in the employ of |
Smith Sherman, Sherman 81 Jackman, |
Sherman, Brother q Son, Sherman 81 |
Hyatt and II. M. Sherman. -Four of the |
Castles have been in the service of the last
mentioned Sherman some twelve or fifteen
years, namely: Harvey, Francis, Harvey
G., and William. The constant occupa
ton of the elder Castle has been that of
driving team, hauling marble and sand to
and from the marble mill.
J. T. Freeman has been the contractor
for saving marble for Sherman e. Jack
man, Sherman. Jackman 81 Hawlev. Sher-
man, Hawley d Adams, Sherman. Adams
e. Langdon, and Sherman, Adams & will
Hams, embracing in all period of twenty
five years in succession.
The old land mark. of seventy wears
standing. on the summit of Pond hill known
as the uncle John Farwell house. was.
with its contents. consumed bv fire two
weeks ago last Monday NIGHT II was
owned by n Mr.. O'Brien. and was insured
for few hundred dollars.
Michael Burns. one of the contractors
for building the johnson bridge. went
home from his work last week Monday
nipbt. and found that his house in West
Castleton. had been burned to the ground
At about four o'clock n. m Everything in
the dwelling was DESTROYED. Including n
barrel of pork and flour, that had been put
in a day or two before. His wife and chill
dren were at home, but the whole upper
part of the house was gone before they
were aware of it, All they could do was
to leave the house and see it burn insured
Tor 1oOr or hVe hundred collars.
~ u. burt, Oastieloh BOY, ana ior
lew years past at .uliaiiu anu De1nington'
salleo rom w" iorh; Iast huisuay noon,
I0r hsPinWa,i, II, tnc s'eanish'p ileniy
Onancey' me r0uitney oouTfde says
me is son OF d: W. burt wen known IN
Cas'leton ana Vicihi.y, ana 'hat ne goes ~
10 ra,iroao oilice there at comlor'aole
saiarY'
lllT SENSATIONS l1SI week were ISL u
sinail-poA scare that resulted III cieai case
OF measles "a, a rum row, IN which the
chief actor ieit 1or parts unknown between
Gs,s o bs.,, ' R,,tiand ond Cas,,oton
man
,r,
nc ooou ieinpiars are now numbered
amhong tne ueauhci institutions o, inc Town
ihcy vo'cu, last Miohuay niSnl, W surIen-
!neir es.ale he Eoou 0aliIa ,.. VIII NC
~ tno sa 1c o'i'io'"'iAeu o""ui'io" III ho
n,,.. A.,
ho Wan VIM i Ha., n far i'on,I ~ W. uas'
pat' ~ .n iat .own t los. idN unnn"r ,oauy
ouI, 'i u.s. Iai lily III; nG ~ o , iounaeod
h ,iiIs iaOn, ni ~ ,,' u Ven 'n .n,
uoiial es' 1a nus pi . so'''eu up Is .nouSn
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The ice bridge over Connecticut river is
still firm and solid. and we hear statements
made that the frozen mass of snow and ice
is four feet in thickness, and should there
be heavy rains which would cause the ice
to move out suddenly, there will be as
usual liam" at the Point, or Cooley s
ferry, that will make sorry work with the
banks OF the intervales above.
+. S. Putnam reports snow blockade
of nearly all of the roads in the central part
of the town. The fearful gale of Friday
afternoon did 1t for them.
7, will, bo with nloosuro that tho trove,.
inc nuhlic IN the frat dav Of Anril vel.
coined bocl, IN bis old nosition ne mail
agent and express manager, Mr.. Sylvester
Jones, who has held the last two contracts
with the government, but on account OF
other business, sold out his contract tc
George Dean, last summer, who has driven
up to this time.
Episcopal meetings are held in the Con
gregational church at this place every Sab
bath at p o'clock p. M, the Rev. E. S
Smith of Clarenont, N. H., as rector The
church easter Sunday was very beautl
fully decorated, with flowers and evergreen
wreaths, whose arrangement on and arount
tHC uitai, was 'OiJ Complementary W tilt
taste of Mrs. Major Hunt, who had charge
of the decorations.
Lieut.. Sidney j. bronson, OF u. 3. army
at present on lne slgnai corps anu station
ed at foihs rleasah', N; D., Is expected
nome ID rev Gays WIN ms young ant
accomplished VIE, inc daughter OF
wealthy new Jersey farmer his aged par
ems ana many lrlenas VINO ilVe mere VII
gladiy welcome MN 10 MS ola nome again
Or. Austln .. bronson an older son, wht
lor some years mas hau very large ant
successlui practlce IN Central N. H., WI
meet ms prother a, the ola nome ana W,
predlct mat IL Wilde happy meeting al
"ouhu
Inc last Two Gays nave peen SO warn