The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-02
state, County mud Vicinity.


Easter Sunday was observed only by the
Universalists here. Service was held u
the evening and consisted of a short bot
very appropriate sermon by the pastoi
Rev. j. f. Simmons, and some very tfSe
music. The organ, orchestra of five pieces,
and choir gave Gloria and an Easter an
them. Never before in this town has any
one heard such inspiring music. The
church was full as it always is when the
Universalists have anything unusual
Schools commenced here last Monday
with no changes in teachers excepting
Miss Nellie Brown taking the Main street
primary, instead of Miss Goodnow re-
signed.
School meeting Tuesday evening was
very fully attended and was held at Town
hall Considerable excitement was manifest
over the question whether we should have
two or three primary schools, and after a
long fight it resulted in two being the same
as at present Three new committees were
appointed, two of them being ladies, and
were Dr. s. III. Colburn, Mrs. l.. Sawyer
and Miss Hattie Thompson.
PERKINsvILLE.
Rev. j. w. Guernsey, of Bellows Falls,
will preside and preach at the quarterly
meeting of the Methodist church next
Sabbath.
The Baptist church will undergo extern
sive repairs the coming year.
Very little maple sugar has been made in
this vicinity as yet.
At the annual school meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Moderator,
ID. A. Wheeler clerk, M. j. Billings
prudential committee, Chester III. Stone;
treasurer, II. ii. Hicks, collector, E. C.
Robinson auditor, A. II. Wheeler; wood
inspector, W. A. Paine. A tax of rs cents
was voted for current expenses.
BENNINGTON.
Deputy D. f. Boyden, organized
second grange in this town, March Gath,
under the name of Good Intent Grange,
with the following officers:
r. o. Woodland .Overseer
X. Il. Red1eld.. ......"...............Lec Lecturer.
Lorenzo Gore. ...,......................S Steward.
j. N. Sibley. ............ Assistant Steward.
Miss Maria ay........................Ch Chaplain.
Nj. f. Barney" ........."......".Tr Treasurer.
j. u. Harwood. .....................Sec Secretary
+. S. Houghton. Gate Keeper.
Mrs. +. S. Houghton. Ceres.
Miss Abbie Stevens. ..............Pomona.
Miss Eva Allen. Flora.
Miss Sarah Austin. Lady Steward.
This grange already numbers ninety
members and there are about fifty in Mt.
Anthony grange.
At the annual school meeting the vacan-
cies in the board of trustees was filled as
follows George w. Hartman, Charles E.
Dewey, A. b. Valentine, III. j. Potter,
John Y. Hall, William Il. Hawks, IL. Il.
Bradford auditors, Hiram Bingham, d.
McEowen, John II. Shurtliff treasurer,
Il. A. Cobb moderator, George w. Har-
man clerk, Thomas j. Tiffany. The re-
ports showed that the entire expense of
ground, building, and furniture and ordi-
nary school apparatus is $44, 900 indebt-
edness of the district, $4,000 The school
expenses of the coming year are estimated
at $4,000, and the payment of $4,000 of
the Indebtedness was provided for by levy
ing tax of two dollars on every dollar of
the grand list. A night school was provi-
ded for. The next term commences on
Monday next.
II. COIN, an old merchant of this village
is moving to Albany.
f. G. White, superintendent of the Pan
anna railroad, isexpected home in May tor
a short visit.
FAIRIIAVEN.
AT the annual school meeting in Fair
Haven graded school district, the follow
ing officers were elected; Seth Thompson,
moderator Il. Ii. Phelps; clerk and
treasurer; Thos Campbell, collector S.
W. Bailey, !. @. Allen and John p. Shell
| don, auditors Owen Owens, trustee for
one year, Hamilton Wescott, trustee for
two years, A. N. Adams, trustee for three
! years.
In the south village school district, the
| following persons were elected prudential
committee; Il. l.. Allen, w. w. Nourse,
VIM. Il. Lloyd. RIP.
NEW HAVEN.
Our roads are in a bad condition. A
warm rain would assist much in settling
our snow drifts.
At the conclusion of the Mizpah Lodgs
! of Good Templars, on Wednesday evening,