The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-29
Vicinity Items.

Inc farmers or This section nave Deen
able to secure their crops during the past
few fine days. More than an average
crop has been gathered. Potatoes are of
good size and quantity. The peachblow
take the lead here this season.
MIR. G. w. Mason, who has been in New
Mexico, engaged in the fancy sheep trade,
is on his way home Mr.. William French
who went from here with Mr.. Mason, re-
mains in New Mexico and is quite pleased
with the locality. Both these gentlemen
have been quite successful in business.
Hon. r. b. Langdon and wife, left for
their home In Minnesota on Tuesday last
New Haven is to have new Congrega-
tional church ediice. A building COM
mittee composed of some Of our prominent
citizens, gives a guarantee that the work
will be vigorously pushed to completion.
We notice that Pttsford claims more
weight in freight forwarded from her rail-
road station than New Haven for the first
fifteen days of October. But New Haven
is not shipping potatoes by the car load
and does not depend on marble for its
freight mostly. New Haven thinks she
can show, as good average of freight as
Pittsford, excluding marble and taking
general country produce and freight and If
| not will let Pittsford have what money is
up.
The railroad company have just CON-
pleted saving some three hundred cords of
wood at this station. JACK.
VAST PAwLET.
The church of Christ at West Pawlet
expect to hold religious services on Satur-
day, the Both inst, at II a. m. and Z p.
M. 1t being the occasion of reopening
their house of worship. Elder G. Lobin-
ger of West Rupert, Is expected to preach
| on the occasion and continue over Lord s
day. All are invited.
MrpDLEBuRY.
A new firm has been added to the enter
| prise of this place near the new depot,
| known as Grover & Baker. They are
manufacturing the genuine force pump
lately invented by o. w. Grover of Sails.
bury. 1t is received with universal favor,
and bids fair to be one of The best pumps
in use. '''l-
CHESTER.
John IL. Sargent one of our large farm
ers has failed under a pressure Of hare
times and extensive building.
The case of George w. Dayis vs.. estate
of Joseph A. Davis, was heard at the Office
of George L. Fletcher on Tuesday last
be fore Col. Samuel e. Pingree of Hart
ford, commissioner George. L. Fletcher
for plaintiff. Hugh Henry for defendant.
This is the fourth time the case has beer
heard. The. case has been up to the SUI
preme court and remanded. The admins
traitor insists that his wife is competen
witness and the plaintiff claims that she il
not. The supreme court has decided sh,
is not a competent witness, being the wifi,
OF party.
Scarlet fever and chicken pox are pre-
vaiing among the school children in tn,
south village.
DR.. L. G. Whiting offers the farm anC
personal estate of the late Richard Whit
ing for sale.
The firm of Hilton & Co., have by mu
tual consent dissolved. Charles 7. Whit
more carries on the business.
Rev. Charles Hubbard, pastor of the Bap
fist church, has consented to remain will
the church until January next.
The Hutchinson granite quarry has beel
successfully worked the present season ant
some excellent work has been finished il
the yard
r Dr. A. L. Lowell has arrived here an
will take charge of his father, who is il
mis- Slst year and quite feeble. Serlou
doubts are entertained of his recovery iron
his recent fall and fracture of his ankle.
e Jerry Parker has been absent for tw
weeks at Beacon Park, Boston, drivin
Hard Times, a young horse of his ow
training. He promises good speed.
Harrington, Boston ventrioquist, pei
, formed here on Wednesday night before
:. large audience. .ff .
sac SOUTH CHITTENDEN. .,.
The corner stone of the Methodist Epi!
copal church, in South Chittenden, will b
v laid on Tuesday evening, November I'd, 6
:, 7o'clock. Rev e. Watson, the presidin
. elder of Burlington district, will be preser
8 and preach.