The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01
Tho directors of the First national bank
have declared o seni-annuai dividend of
six Per cent. payable Jan. LIST, 1876.
BROWNIE.


Six Per cent. payable Jan. LIST, 1876.
BROWNIE
cAsTLEToN.
The Christmas season was very generally
observed here az usual. The services of
Christmas Eve, held by the Episcopal So
ciety at the Liberal church added much to
the ordinary attractions of the time. The
church, which In structure and appoint
ments Is In itself gem, was beautiful with
Its decorations and illumination. The
church was bower of evergreen, brilliant
in the blaze of light from the candles on
the altar, in the windows and at the rear.
High up on the wall behind the pulpit was
the motto "Glory be to Cod" and below it
the monogram II. ii. s." Notwithsiand-
ing the late hour g o'clock, Mt which the
series were TO commence, large congrega-
ticn assembled. The music was delightful
The orgaG was played by Mrs. c. +. jack
man, Miss Anne Hyde, the organst, being
absent. The singing by Messrs L. Ii. Arm.
strong ID. ID. Cole. Mrs II. L. Clark and
Miss Rosaic Schnifer was most agree
able feature of the service. Rev. w. q.
Davenport, the rector, preached an appro-
pirate sermon of which The theme was
"Glory TO God"
Services were held at st, lanes church
in Hydevile, at 1870 u. M, Christmas
morning. The church was decorated in q
very graceful manner with evergreen ropes
and sprays and motto arching above the
chancel window. On the altar cloth was
| the monogram a. II. S." in old English
letters. On the right of the chancel win
dow was the cipher signifying Christ, on
the left that of the Alpha and Omega, all
in green and crimson. A very large cross
was suspended in the window. The holy
communion was administered to q con
siderable number of people.
The marriage of Mr.. DIV. Bump, book
keeper at the Eagle quarry, to Miss Tillie
Brien Of HydeviIle, was a brilliant affair.
The ceremony was performed ut Z o'clock
in the church of st. James, Immediately
after which reception was held ut the
residence of the brides brother, Mr.. L. 4.
Brien. Guests from IIydeville, Rutland
Wallingford, Fairhavcn, Mechanicville and
other places were present. The presents
were very beautiful and costly. and sutli
GENTLY abundant 10 honor the interesting
event.
Rev. T.. II. Randall of Poultney ex
changed with Rev W. G.. Davenport las
Sunday.
On Christmas eve there were a nunibe
beautiful and useful articles, and many
households were happy in the Interchange
of gifts. a splendid affair OF this kint
was held ut the Corners, in the schoo
house
The first Christmas tree in this tow
was erected by Mrs. Commodore Ellery
and every child In the village was invita-
to see ii.
The Episcopal Sabbath school vt Hyde
vile held their Christmas tree festival a
the church on Monday evening, Decembe
2Sth.
On Sunday evening the Sabbath schoc
, of the Congregational church held con
cert at which drama was acted. TIL
principal personageS we're five boys j
, plads and with crooks representing sheE
herds, who recited verses, "A star appeare
in the east" aud an angel was seen who RI
sponded 10 the eager questioning of th
, shepherds. a chorus of singers sang
Christmas hymn with the echo, GLORY {
God" The echo was rendered .y Mis-.
t L. Higley. in her faullless and most e>
quiste voice. At the close remarks wel
made by Rev. w. w. Foster OF Pitisfor(
: Rev. VIM. Dennison and W. G Guernsey
superintendent.
Hc INtthlc VI tut law w W iNSltl yJl
r OF Pittsford, before the Good Samarita
7 society, was the best temperance effort
: this place for long time. Mr.. Foster
an orator of no mean capacity and his &C
! dress gave the most lively satisfaction I
the large audience assembled. Every poiI
9 was strongly put the responsibilities {
= mankind were enlarged upon and the i
: Illustrations were apt and given with muc
c rhetorical skill
Through an appeal from Mrs. G.
Hutchinson of Kansas notices were read
all the churches that supplies of clothin
for destitute women and children would i
: received at the house Of Col. +. Parke
: Mr.. G. 5. Sherman with characterist
V generosity sent $50 to be added TO the r
. lief fund. An appeal for aid for the need
II is never made vainly to the citizens of th
;. place, and we expect to report next wee
II tina, large quantity Of suitable matter hi
S been forwarded from here.
. The marriage of Miss Mary Bibbins
;, Castleton to Irwin Il. Roach of Hubbar
% ton, on Thursday, Dec. "a, was a qui
affair only few friends of the parties b
! ing present. The officiating cergymf
u was Rev. Milton Yates
+ Some suffering body may be interest,
J. in hearing of the successful treating of
cancer in this place. Deacon NJ. Caswel
one of our most respected citizens, has bet
afflicted with a canccrous eruption on i
face for several years. 1t had bccon
quite troublesome within the last S
y months, and every remedy failed until
c. tried receipt from Youman's Dctiona
y of Every Day Wants. 1t was original
If compounded by DR.. Fell of London, al
g has been used by others in Castleton wi
r the best results. The ingredients a
re chloride of zinc, powdered blood-root, al
&c wheat flour IN equal parts Mr.. Casw'
y applied the mixture about three weeks az
lie and in exactly fourteen days the cane
IF fell out. 1t left cavity large and de
to enough to imbcd lady's watch, which
st now healing and filling with great rapidit
I'd A quantity Of morphine may be add
t. without impairing the qualities of /
70 composition. and the operation thereby
III rendered painless. W.
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