The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
Che 8utlamd daily 6lobr.
THURSDAY, MARCH a, 1875.
state, County and vtc,nity.
SALISBURY

roads. Rev. Z. p. Hooker of Middlebury
president, occupied the chair. Rev. L.
Smith OF Whiting, discussed the question
"Objcct of Sunday school instruction.
| Rev. A. j. ingalls, Of Brandon, discussed
the subject, elements of success in Sun
day school work Rev. S. w. Bidwell
spoke upon Responsibility of the Sab
bath school for the attention Of the com
munty." Rev. f. p. Hooker presented
the subject of Encouraging children to
profess Christ after which an interesting
discussion took place by f. c. Pickett, j.
i, Barker, Rev. s. w. Bidwell. Rev. A.
j. Ingalls, and Rev. l.. &. Partridge AT
the evening session Rev. Franklin Tuxbury
of Brandon, delivered an eloquent lecture
on GLOW the Sabbath school be kept
in the family" Valuable aid was rendered
by gentlemen from Rutland county. The
next convention will be held at Bristol in
two weeks.
The friends of Rev p. Marshall make
him donation visit at Salisbury, March
10th
MIDDLEBuRY.
Wong Chin Foo, Chinese mandarin,
lectures here on Wednesday, March 10th,
on 1.-The manners and customs Of the Chi
nese, or, Religion in the Orient"
The amount OF orders drawn by the Sc
lectmen the past year is -, 452 90, viz :
Roads and bridges, s1,372.O2; miscella-
neous, Sl,079.98. The expense for roads
and bridges is less than it was for the year
ending February 18th, 1874, by the sum of
$1,171.31 while the expences for miscella.
neous purposes is increased during the same
tline the sum OF S3l67O. Total amount
VI expenses, lncIuulng roads and bridges,
interest, orders of justices, support of poor
prasar,t o%ous Expenses ~ T'oOo'99'
Tb. os,i ir,ou f VI tlc 'own ,ooo.oV.
,.anu 40 co. VI VApenscs lor the ensuing
23 rai ?o,oo.. me amount Oh ORDERS
,.oa o oe, ee u Tue poor the past
y yoar =, no, @o,o',.oV, VIZ T9r support OF
s,,n,r no ~ w .oMn ialn.. 81 ioi.oo ior
labor. etc. on farm 81 o5t o. Tbo in
crease for sunnort Of nnor MOI on ,omn
farm over that of the wear endng Fair,
ary 18, 1874. is the sum of S41S RI De-
crease in expense of sustaining moor IN
town farm and carrying on the same the
past year as compared with the previous of
ertv on ,he fsr,, Ias, 49, 500 o ene P1rDp
amount mid into ,o;,n ,roos,, Do.' H. nc
year arising from the net nrocceds of snlos
of liuuor is S1.255.47. and is moro tban
that paid in during the wear ending Febrn.
airy Is. 1874, by Sl26.41.
Rev. Benz. Laberee, ID. d.. for many
years president of Middleburv colJege
preached at the Congregational church on
Sunday morning last. on the subject uWbat
shall do to be saved.
Tho heeroororo of aa5;,
in oonvon,;on ~ W;ddiai', Why i,cc'
March 10,b to cons,der th,' ' .ssuy,
heekeeners soc;o,,, WV pi'Pi0'y vi
'S'.:r
were elected fresident, j. l.. Barker;
wee president, NJ. =. foote secretary, II.
u -, CIo ID
dresses were made by James NJ. Slaje. ir..
Rev. w. II. Meeker, Harry Lonrworthy,
O. p. Mead, S. E. Cooke and ]. /. Baker.
Pow Eror,,,;, Trvh,r,, 90 pronao,, 10
It'll lie napabro,o,j Ian;,ro ..WanJn,,
1891 q,ooI,ro,,h,, y -, ~ osod 49,
ply So, JS.;',p' - 49,
dir,oi Ill., al w.
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sHoREHAM'
The roads are in bad condition.
The Conversational church from their
recent sociables Melted S120
N n Na,a.o .,..o 1a,,,e. A., d.
- y. Naia,,iolGi s'ato uePu,y VI .no a,
.lons VI iiusoanuiS' i"lieu !" "s"i''Ae
E'anso no'''
The musical concert of Prof. Tobey,
recently held here, gathered some two nun
dred at the Congregational church. There
were seventy-fiye Shoreham singers, fifteen
in the juvenile and sixty in the adult class.
MT; anu pirs; Ii'.s vi ouupu, y anu vi
volrahle oss;stonce Tho concert Lasted
two hours closing bv singing Inv singing
sold hundred" after which the audience
sat down to Handsomely ARRANGED. well fnr-
nished tables The net proceeds were about
one hundred dollars.
MONTPELIER.
.,.,o, ro,,a oc ,vr;oh,,, MILL
Uus Sado Wo aftorUon is man naoe MO-"
I I;ryant an cmploye of the Central Yer.
mont railroad one ball Grazing his head
and another taking effect in his arm where
it still remains. 1t seems that about three
, weeks since Goulds brother married Mrs
Donehue, lady to whom Bryant had been
paying sohnc attention. III .ne coulsc VI
winch nc nav, niaoo her so',io p aeSoh.S
Siilce nei INA. anu KY ,iJ' ~ H"'.' ,
bryant lau maui Wis. uo"'u Sa'l' os'en-
siDly " seculo ,no 5e'ui u VI 'no 'iesS ,,
, ABOVE 'lcn''oheu' ~ Ta'u,u"s nc oaiIeo'
aSa'n, t nu" lie, - ,nd nr',ant go
where MS orolher wiz anu Pfya1t meie,
thc ia''eI grew Ieaol'ci anu 'lIeu al hiii'
Twice; Nun lnJ iGsull ",io"uy n'sI ~
| laror and wrested the reyolver from his
grasp, when Bryant lod, and had not been
arrested up to Monday noon. Fi2e Press
vrpGpxxrs.
o,a - na,a,, ,aa,, ,oo,. ,.,,,,;n
.iar'rl VI ~, t" S ,ooM 'I I,s ,a%lo ~,
Saturday Inst after eating a GOOD dinner
he could not nav for. lie was made 10 dis.
gorge and departed for parts unknown be-
fore the officers got hold of him.
There have bcen Int few shinments Of
butter as vet. The prices vary from % &c
i 80 cents per pound.
: The game laws arc to be enforced here
abouts.
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