The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08
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vRRGENNEs.
The new city officers will I've sworn in
on Thursday.
d. w. Smart is 10 have charge of The
| Fort Cassin House the present season.
| THIS is popular summer resort. Some
desirable improvements are to be made i'm
the house and about the grounds.
On Monday last there were Adj pounds
Of butter shipped from the railroad sta
ton.
Gen. George w. Grandcy who has been
officially connected with the schools of
this city for thirty years, declined further
service.
A city meeting is to be held on Thurs
day next, relative to expenses of the water
works.
AT the annual school meeting. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: j. $. IIickok.
Moderator; Charles f. Parker, Philo Blis-
toll j. Falardo, Prudential Committee;
NJ. j. GraYes, Treasurer; Preston Mayfed,
Collectors b. f. Young, Auditor. A tax
was raised of 70 cents on dollar.
The parties charged with disturbing the
last city meeting, were tried before Jury
and acquitted. Henry Ballard, ESD, Of
Burlington, defended them.
Hon. f. f. Woodbridge will probably
resume the active practice of law in this
city; as an early day.
CHESTER.
Snow ia disappearing fast and the village
hack is making its trips from the Central
Hotel to every passenger train.
The officers for the year ensuing for st.
Luke's church are as follows: Wardens;
Merrick Wentworth, Geo l.. Fletcher
Treaurer, A. ID. Fletcher Delegate to Di-
oceslan Convention, Geo. l.. Fletcher; Yes
trymen, Merrick Wentworth, Geo. L.
Fletcher, c. Webb, John Morse. G. F.
Hadley, A. d. Fletcher, Geo. Kelley, W.
Hoyt; a. b. Flanders Rector; salary
81 900.
Horace o. Maxfield has bought out Ira
Atwood in the Grocery and West India
Goods and will continue business at the
same store.
The firm of Geo w. Hadley & Son
have dissolved and Geo. w. Hadley con-
tinues the business.
o. w. & A. d. Fletcher are selling two
tons of meal per day at retail, large por-
ton Of which is purchased by people of
Londonderry, Wndham and Andover.
AT the last March meeting the town
voted to unite school districts No. G, 90
and %, with view of there being grad
ed school established their, the Chester
Academy having closed its doors for want
OF patronage. after a successful history of
more than half century.
The funeral services of Mrs. Rufus Will
liams were attended on Monday.
LEICESTER.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary K.
Chandler were attended from the residence
of Mrs. s. NJ. II. Bullock, on Tuesday,
March 30. Rev. H. Picket and Rev. c. l..
Partridge of Salisbury, officiating.
Fifty cords of wood were burned on Sat
urday night last. at Leicester Junction, be-
longing to the Brandon Lime and Marble
Company. Insured for 5000.
But three deaths have occurred since
February. While the visitation of deaths
III adjoining towns has been sadly fire.
quent.
The lime works were resumed on full
time at an carly day.
MoNKroN.
Ore of the Oldest inhabitants of this
town, Mrs. Little, died at the remarkable
age of one hundred and seven years.
wALTHAM
The Waltham Grange of the Patrons of
Iiusbandry have elected the following of
iicers: James Sneden, Master; Arthur Ev-
erts, Overseer; Scion Burroughs, Treasu
rer; II. W. Ward, Stewards S. j. Preston,
Assistant Stewards S. NJ. Stowe, Chap
lain; Newman Hunt, Treasurer; Geo. w.
Sneden, Secretary; l.. I. Hunt, Gate
Keeper Miss Ann Z. Foster, Ceres; Miss
Mary j. Burroughs, Pomona; Miss Lucy
a. Hunt, Flora. The Grange now num-
bers twenty-five members.