The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-17
Thc gatlaad Daily Glche.
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1870.
Vicinity Items.

| having ny mistake given MN an OVERDOSE
of Aconite.
Arthur W. Wilder is dong good bust.
ness at his tinwarc rooms in West Rupert.
| Il.
| EAST DORSET.
| A social dance viii take place al Coch-
rams hall on Thursday evening August
| 10Th.
| ARLINGTON.
DR.. G. b. Haskins is soon to remove to
Ohio to practice his profession.
| DORSET.
| Rev. DR.. Stearns and Rev. DR.. Prentiss
of New York who are staying here for the
summer, have favored our people with ex.
cellent sermons at the Congregational
church.
| Thpre are large number summer visi-
tors here. Many of them stopping at our
excellent hotel.
Among the visitors here are G.. w.
Steero and wife, VIM. Kellogg of Hartford
Conn.,, Mrs. G. Curtis and daughter of
Hannibal N. Y, and Mrs. + p. Titus of
Madison Wisconsin. X.
BRIDGEwATER.
! The inhabitants of Bridgewater, 10 the
number of twenty-five or thirty, turned out
one day last week and cut about twenty
five acres, of grass for Alonzo Barker. who
has been sick all the season.
Mr.. John Cleveland was unloading
barrel of flour few days ago, piece of
steel or iron flue struck the sight of one
eye, with such force as to penetrate the
ball and destroy the sight.
PERKINsvILLE.
| Mr.. Lorenzo Stearns on the Z inst, while
leading an ugly horse in his yard, received
q severe bite on the wrist of his right hand,
which mangled and bruised it, in a most
! fearful manner. Physicians were immedi-
ately called and the wound dressed and up
| to the time of our writing was doing quite
| well.
We have quite place here near our viii
LACE for black raspberries. 1t is c'timated
that at least on one pasture some forty
bushels have been picked within three
weeks.
| Farmers in our vicinity have their haying
nearly finished and have commenced bar-
yesting their grain with crop we think
rather better than last year.
MIR L X. Davidson Of our village has cat
which is twenty-five years of age and is
quite smart. Can catch nice nearly as
we'll as ever. How is this for a cat story.
r.
| rITTTFoRD.
A sister, of Mrs. Major, Grin Field, while
on visit at Cornwall. .!cut and pieced a
bed quilt of eight hundred and eight pieces,
in four days and one-half. She 60 years
old, and is Vermont woman.
| LONDONDERRY.
. Theu people of Londonderry. and vicinity
Dr. Carkcrs pacu is now fiiled'As The Bee
son of DR.. Mscuin of Boston, highly re-
commended, and whom the public can re-
ly upon as being all right, and we wish Linn
that success which he deserves.
| Let the people remember that the place
to buy their store goods is mt a. 4. Cur
tis's. A new line of ready made clothing
| Just received and will be- sold at bottom
| prices. A.
| HENSON.
| Last week woman, or rather what APP
| peared to be a woman. passed through the
town of Benson and aroused considerable
suspicion. She made her appearance on
several d. fferent roads for several successive
days. She had on an old calico dress with
slippers on her feet and cloth tied around
her lead which she refus I'd to take off
while in the house, and sitting at table with
it on. Little of her face could be seen but
what could be showed scars and sores.
Her arm was also bandaged, and she called
for flesh lard at several places, stating that
she wanted to grease her shoes she had
nothing but old slippers on. Thursday
she made her appearance in the west part
of the town and the people there were sus-
picious as to the person being woman.
That night five young men started in pur-
suit of the person searching the barns and
out buildings where she had been seen a
short time before but without success. She
did not Try to get lodging in any house,
even at night, and there seems to be com
plete evidence that the person is man in
female dress 1t is time FOR people to look
into these matters and arrest every old bag
that runs the road =,
MECHAsICsvILLr.
Rev S S. White preached in the Union
Church, Mechanicsville, August s, bap-
tised two and received them into full mem
bership IN the church.
Rev. Leonard Dodd breaches in the same
church next Sabbath, August II.
Farmers are not done haying yet, the
dull weather of the past week having
put them back in securing their hay crop.
p. E. Chase went to New York and
Philadelphia last Friday, looking after the
interest of his toy manutactury.
Mrs. j. W. Eddy is very low with the
consumption.
Everything is quiet with US. Everyone
has enough 10 do, and all are trying to do
it. y.
IL FELCHyILLE.
This place was visited by very heavy
thunder shower on the 4gh inst, which
washed some OF tie roads unpassable.
Some of the farmers who had considerable
grass on the lower meadows uncut thought
! il was gone under, hut it is up again now.
Whitemore and Clarks show start Out
again next week. Opening show to be
given at Windsor next Monday evening".
The people that attend the show will prob
ably see neither Clark has lost one arm OF
not.
A few days ago a little controversy took
place between Mr.. Downer and Hutchin-
son, one of his employees, the consequence
was Hutchinson lost his Job.
How much land IN lot sixty rods on one
side and twenty on three sides2
A Mrs. Mary Fisher, from Holyoke
Mass, who came to this town a few day,
ago for health, died last Monday night Al
Mr.. Joel Crandalls where she was stop.
ping.
The now univeis sal question, cramps,
they keep passing through, but have me
10 particular damage here yet n
NEW HAVEN.
Hsying nearly all done and laTve sting
commenced, with good prospect OF
bounhful harvest.
Rev. Mr. Aiken. of Vergennes, occupied
the pulpit last Sabbath in exchange win
our pastor.
AT a regular meeting of Mizpah,
Lodge No. 176, the following officers were
, installed for the ensuing quarter by Il. u
A, b. Adams: w. C. t., Ira Clifford; w.
V r. Florence J. Hawthorne; w.