The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-01

Frank r.. Higgins, two black Spanish,
two buff cochin, two partridge cochin
chickens.
Hattie Martindale, one pair bantams.
Chariev Maxam, one yoke of calves well
broken.
l. J.. Strangs, rinmouth, one bull calf,
one heifer. one pair matched horses.
Estelle Packard, Tinmouth, one single
driving horse. -
James Mooney, one yearling bull.
O. b. Stafford, two brood mares with
foals.
II. J. Overing. one Berkshire sow.
Il. j. Ridlon, Shrewsbury, two year old
colt.
N. j. Smith, Clarendon, one two year
Ole, colt one brood mare and colt
| Stephen Baker, Dandy one brood mare
and colt, one yearlng colt.
| Ira Clark, Mt. Holly, one heifer calf
J. S. Emery, one short-horn bull, years
| old. 1dlNa i1Ia 81 lNeN4
f. d. Wilder. one brood mare and colt.
e. y. Willard three year old colt.
Asa Whitcomb, brood mare and colt.
Henry j. Colvin. Devon bull.
Patrick McLevi, yearlIng colt.
DIR. w. @. Fox, Alderney COW two years
old.
II. Maxam, lrood mare aud colt.
| John NJ. Aldrich, one pair matched
horses, four years old. f
Hiram bromley, Dandy, one horse eight
years old. ......
Ed. Shomb, one brood mare and colt.
Ira. Edwards, one yoke three year old
oxen also ono yoke four years old
Hadwin Hopkins, Tinmouth, sucking
colt t.tltg ~ ala.
w. s. Eddy, Clarendon, one yearlipg
II. II. Eddy, Clarendon, one yearing
colt.
d. l.. STANCE, Tinmoulh, one yearling
bull. .Al.r-a
-,Joseph a. Hayes, Clarendon, one com
mon turtle.
Daniel Tubbs, Clarendon, two year oil
colt; one stallion six years old: two brood
mares and colts.
II. s. Todd, Cuttinesvlllc, one driving
horse.
G. Paris, DANNY, one driving horse
NJ. G. Webb, Cuitingsville, one driving
horse. "''+
G, ID. and 5. G. Adams, Middletown,
one brood mareand colt
o. Northrup, one stallion.
M. j. Bromley, 1'snby, one pair match
ed horses, one single carriage harness, one
work harness, one buffalo robe and halter
ftit FLORAL HALL
Mrs. j. G. White, Wallingford, collec-
!, of flowers. llf. il
Mrs. Joseph Peno, Wallngford, one bed
quilt sssU.if.g ID ans
Mrs. Norman Townsend, Wallingford,
one jar grape jelly. 400 TtfF
Sarah Townsend, Wallingford, two Gro
chet tides.
ELLA a. Earle, Wallingford, wax cross.
Will F. Crary, Wallingford, wall bracket,
Mrs. j. ii! Mohdezo, Wallingford, one
card receiver.
. eAasHill and son, Wallingford, one plceo
Birney Batchelder, Wallingford, one
, case of cards. -ss,t'1 t.1'-.eH
. Miss Hattie Cole, Wallingford one wax
cross In frame, two chair tides, one lamp
mat '"''-4 &" .tth
Mrs. L. E. Clark. Tinmouth, "home
sweet home"
Mrs. Sherman Pratt. Wallingford, one
!, floor rug. ~
Mrs Sally Pelsue, aged 80, Wallingford
: one bundle socks and three pair mittens.
Mrs. w. Howe, Wallingford, slipper and
watchcase.
Mrs Emma Howe, Wallingford, worstsd
toilet set,p one pair pillow shams, three
pieces spatter work.
, A. Hill and son, ,Wallingford, one cloak
and one suit gents clothing, specimen wal
8 paper and border.
:, Mrs., j. G., White, Wallingford on.
g, tidy, one amarillis. As+4 "a .t
Mrs. S. J. Edgerton, Wallipgford, one
bed quilt. ly.ll ba .G 1t
t Miss Olivia Ballou, Wallingford, one
Mrs. NJ. L. Hawkins, East WallingfortF
J., variety of asters.
4 Mrs. e. J. Whine, Wallingford, l bee
s1quilt. ~ ~ ghn w
II Mrs. N +. Kingsley, Wallingford, pic
ture framed, Captive Child
A. Hill & Son, millinery, ladies goods
four styles sash ribbons, assortment o
bonnets.