The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
state, County ana vicinity.

PAwLET.
In 1874 there we're seven marriages and |
thirty-one births-twentv-on males and |
ten females. The following deaths are re-
corded for the year
James Leach, 50, jaundce Ebenezer Leach, |
Lewis, 20. pneumonia, Hattie $. LOOMS, e,
fever Charles A. Hanks, IS, fever; James y
Nelson, 80, old age Tryphena $. Wooster, g.
culver, s., liver complaint; Amanda Y. culver
60, pneumonia Henry Blossom, 81, apoplexy,;
%gs s. kREats 49, b aPhera K we
dlptherla William Monroe, IL cancer Sarah
!. Wlseman, Gs, Kidney complaint MargaTet
commissions o. d. Clayton, months, conges-
ton OF the brain Azlna II. Whtcomb. SO, con-
sumption. Average age nearly 40 years.
Samuel Culver has sold his farm stock
included of some five hundred acres to
Henry Blossom for twenty thousand dol
lars.
The receipts at Rev. G. j. Motifs dona-
ton, March 3, $50. 1t was the stormiest
night of the winter.
Miss Mira Warmers school at West
| Pawlet gave very creditable exhibition at
the academy hall on the evening of March
9th
BRISTOL.
On Monday, February 1st, the barn be-
longing to Joseph Jimo was destroyed
by fire. 1t was supposed to have been set
on fire by some boys, who had soaked a
dog in kerosene oil and ignted him-the
dog running uuder the hay NOW to escape
the flames.
The Bristol cornet Land and dramatic
club gave an entertainment, last Thursday
and Friday evenings, at the town hall, to
crowded audiences. Good satisfaction was
given.
A Mr.. Page, from Medford, Mass, de-
livered temperance lecture, to the chill
dren, in the Baptist church, last Sunday
evening.
A Sabbath school convention will be
holden in the Baptist church on Wednes-
day, March 10th.
Several fatal cases of scarlatina have al
ready occurred in one family, four have
died, one more is not expected to live.
ARLINGTON.
A grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
was organized by Deputy d. f. Boyden a
Arlington, on March 9th, under the nam,
I of Home Protective grange, which is of
ficered as follows G. j. Benedict master
Nelson Holden, overseer; D. G.. Barney
lecturer; Zadock Hard, steward c. b
Hard, assistant steward Mrs N. Holden
chaplain D. Andrews. treasurer; f. b
Davis, secretary; G. G. Cole, gate keeper
Q Mrs. Zadock Hard, Ceres; Mrs. A. Davis
, Pomona Miss Adelia II. Holden, Flora
, Mrs. G. B. Hard, lady assistant steward.
EAST DORSET.
The marble mill of d. L. Kent has beer
repaired and put in first rate order, and il
now running on full time.
The Freddy mill is being put in order
G for the summer campaign, and will star
next Monday.
q Geo NJ. Wall, who graduated with hgl
= honors at Union college last summer, and
, is now perusing the study of medicine, i!
:. spending few weeks vacation at hi,
q home in this place. During his stay here
i there are four generations residing in the
q same house, and each member of the fam
ly is the only representative of their respec
: tive generation, the mother, grandmother
r and great grandmother being widows
l. without brothers or sisters.
Mt. Eolus Grange of the Patrons O
r husbandry was organized here by ID. E
n Boyden on Friday evening. The officer
= are as follows: w. II. Bebee, Master
l. A. L. Bowen, Overseer; Mrs. A. l.. Waite
l. Lecturer; w. E. Stewart, Steward; b
e Dexter, Assistant Steward; Miss Laura A
s Bebee, Chaplain; G. F. Griffith, Treasurer
e. w. Torrey, Secretary Mrs. G. F
II Griffith, Ceres; Mrs. Hosea Bronson, Pc
: mona; Mrs. A. Batchelder, Flora Mis-
o E. Bebee, Lady Assistant Steward.
u SOUTH sHAFTsBURY.
: Deputy d. f. Boyden organized grang
;, OF the Patrons of Husbandry at Sout
u SALISBURY, March 4th, under the name o
u u Hail Mountain grange, with the followin
! officers G. p. Montgomery, master
: Myron Clark, overseer l.. w. Cole, lee
y turer E. F. Chase, steward S. w. Nor
: roe, assistant steward s. A. Whipple
u Chaplain Charles Andrew, treasurer
:, Myron Barton, secretary ID. G. Smith
= gate keeper Mrs. n W. Cole, Ceres
= Mrs. G. G. Andrew, Pomona Miss Nelli
y Andrews, Flora; Mrs. r. A. Andrews, lad
: assistant steward.
!. EAST wALLINGFoRD.
v A grange of the Patrons of Husbandr
: under the name of Farmers Protectio
A grange, was organized at Centerville, o
1, Saturday evening, by d. Z. Boyden. TIL
e. officers are o. D. Wilder, master M
d M. Tarbell, overseer G. Willard, lee
n turer G. w. Hart, steward d. Wilder
al assistant steward Mrs. NJ. s. Damon
d chaplain ; s. Hemenway, treasurer NJ
a s. Damon. secretary Henry Forbes, gat
i, keeper Mrs. II. Davenport, Ceres Mrs
81 E. Armstrong, Pomona Miss Mary Parl
4 er, Flora Mrs. M. M. Tarbell, lady assis
n. ant steward.