The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06
Y GLOBE. TUESDAY MORNING JULY 6. 1876


A young man named John Quinn, aged
1S years, 10 the employ Of DR.. l.. Mosely,
while hunting during the day was killedby
the accidental discharge Of his gun, the
charge of shot entering his breast.
pAwLET.
w. G. Cary had runaway at Pawlet |
the other day. lie was driving on the road
between Granville and Wells, and when
near the old Toby place, dog ran out and
barked, which frightened the horse, which
ran and tipped over the carriage, breaking
the top and otherwise injuring the carri-
age. Charles Smith and Frank Boynton
were in the carriage Smith was some
what bruised--the others were not much
injured.
MIDDLETOwN SPRINGS.
The Montvert hotel is now open under
the superintendent of Mr.. ID. Doolittle.
Repairs have been completed, and forty
| boarders are expected to arrive the present
week. grand opening party was given
on Monday evening.
| The Middletown library association met
at the residence of Miss Fanny Clark on
Monday evening of last week. A fine col
lection of books has just been added to the
| library. Miss Fanny Clark was elected
treasurer and librarian, and Miss Gertrude
| Cook of Whitehall was elected an honorary
member. The next regular meeting will
be held July 10.
A social party is to be on Friday eve
ming given at the Valley hotel, Middletown.
The grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
from twenty three members has increased
to fifty.
Preston Southworth, a son of w. $.
4. 4. ~ mt
promise, recently died in California.
The public schools closed on Friday last
with an examination, picnic, spelling
school, dinner in the Montvert grove and
an address by Charles Taylor, superintend-
ent of schools.
CAsTLET0N.
Rev. l.. II. Stone spent week ago last
Sabbath at Glen's Falls, N. Y, preaching
in the morning in the First Presbyterian
church, Rev A. G. ,Finnell, parlor, and in
the afternoon at the Methodist church.
During the evening he delivered temper
auce address in the largest hall in the place
ut union meeting of all denominations.
The Good Samaritans held their meeting
for June in the Methodist church the last
Sunday evening III the month. Several
stirring speeches were made by stirring
|
speeches stirring several members of the
congregation out of the house. On the
whole the friends of the society regard this
meeting full as interesting and profitable
as any of the forty-four that have preceded
it in the four years annals of Good Samara-
ritanism ia Castleton.
An audience of hundred or more wit
messed and listened with admiration to n
, superb entertainment for an hour and a
half, last Saturday evening, at the Liberal
church. The readings and recltals were
rendered most agreeably by gifted young
artist, Mrs. g. II. Blinn, of California, q
step daughter of Rev. l.. II. Stone Her
selections were from such eminent authors
as Greene, Bret Harte, Read. Carey,
g Shakespeare, Sake and Lewis. The read
! ings were lnterspersed with vocal and in
strumental music by Mrs. c. $. Sherman,
Mrs. A. E. IIigley and Miss Frank Burt.
Every feature of the programme was greet
ed with marked favor and applause from
the entire audience, composed in part Of
guests in the village from New York. Cal.
ifornia. Illinois, North Carolina, Mime.
, sofa, Massachusetts, Missouri and various
parts of Vermont. 1t was an evening
pleasantly spent with Shakespeare, the
poets and musicians.
George Whitlock has attended to the af
fairs of the Bomosecn house, through the
| two months sickness of Mr.. Collins, the
proprietor. George has acted his part to
the qualification of the regular and the city
boarders, as well as the transient patrons
of the house. He had experience in the
Office prior to Mr.. Collins illness.
,, POSTER
! INTERCHANGEABLE.
Rev. J. d. Beeman, presiding elder oil
the Springfield district, was present at the
quarterly meeting, July 18th, preaching in
the afternoon and holding communion GER
Woo.
A. l.. Stillwell Commenced ON the fran,
OF his new house last week. Four new
T houses are In process of building in oul
, village at the present time.
J Farmers are complaining of the short
hay crop the present season in prospect fol
. them, but the wet weather of the past two
. weeks has greatly improved the prospects
Mrs. VIM. Kent of Racine, Wis, arriv
ed in town on a visit to her friends OF
Thursday of last week.
School district No. had vacation Of
two weeks on account of the sickness OF
the teacher, Miss Imogene Barrett.
Mrs. Addison Warner is seriously i'll al
the present time, and fears are entertained
that she will not recover.
Two little strangers came TO the resi-
dence of Nelson Martin, the industrious
g Vulcan of our village, one day last week
! which, though it is hard times, he seems tC
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