The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
Vicinity Items.
WEST HAVEN,

On the afternoon of December 1st about
twenty men, women and children from
West Haven crossed the lake on the ice to
attend the wedding of Mr.. d. Ingalls, and
Miss NJ. J. Barrett, which event took place
in the hill country of Dresden, N. Y. The
party broke up at an early hour, and nine
o'clock found them all safely landed on
their native shore. The lake had been
frozen over but two nights, and yet so solid
was the ice that several drove across with
their sleighs and wagons.
NEW HAVEN.
Mr.. Walter Barton is quite sick with
lung fever, and fears are.entertained for his
recovery.
Mrs. Harry Hunt of Beach Hill died on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Sylvester Doud has gone south to
We are pleased to see among us our
former townsmen, VIM. French and CIV.
Mason, who have been on ranch in New
Mexico for some time.
We have about seven inches of new snow.
and it is hoped that 1t will remain.
Messrs. Fuller & Smith are running their
hay barn with full force.
Mr.. VIM. French has returned from his
ranch in New Mexico and reports gen.
eral uprising of the Indians in that vicinity.
The thermometer fell to 12o below Mon
day night. Pretty good for beginning.
1t is vacation at Beeman academy now.
The winter term commences Dec. 9th. The
attendance for the past term has been very
good.
Messrs. Partch & Co., are intending to
close out in the spring.
Appropriate thanksgiving services were
held here the Goth, Rev. Mr.. Knowlton Of
ficiating.
G. B. f. Palmer is canvasslng the town
for new subscribers for The GLOBE, and
all who intend to take the best paper in the
state should subscribe at once. JACK.
BURLINGTON.
The Manufacturers Union has appointed
Q. II. Blodgett, Lawrence Barnes, Daniel
Z. LinsleY, +. @. Kennedy and Edward j.
Phelps, delegates to the Chicago meeting
OF the American board OF transportation.
ADDISON COUNTY NOTES.
The ladies of Bridport will give an enter
tainment in connection with fair at the
town hall in that town on Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 10. Refreshments will be served
and numerous articles, both useful and
ornamental, will be sold. Much pains has
been taken to make this fair attractive, and
1t is expected that everybody in Bridport
and the adjoining towns will be present.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
women's missionary fund.
The central New Haven cheese manu-
featuring company hold their annual meet
ing to elect directors and transact other
business on Tuesday evening, Dec. 2l.
The past season has been a very prosper
GUS one for their factory which is located
near New Haven depot.
Mrs. Harry Hunt of Beach Hill, New
Haven, an aged and much respected lady,
died at the residence of her husband on
Wednesday, Dec. /, and was buried on the
following Saturday.
Mrs. G. b. Hubert, the estimable wife
of President Hubert of Middlebury college.
is spending some weeks in the city of Bos-
ton.
The ladies of Addison county are about
sending petition to congress, numerously
signed, asking that the Importation of
liquors, and its manufacture, in the United
States be prohibited and that its use by
persons in the military or civil service Of
the United States government be inter
dicted
Benz. S. Field and M. j. Ellsworth of
Cornwall shot two large foxes near Mr..
Ellsworth's residence on Saturday, Dec. A,
and saw handsome grey fox, which es-
capped.
PAwLET.
James Nc. ID. Andrews is sending from |
twenty to thirty gallons Of maple syrup to |
New York city every week, and gets 81. so |
per gallon. He has sold few Of his Jer- |
sey cattle for 800 per head to parties in
western New York.
Rev. e. Watson will deliver his famous |
lecture, "a trip to California" at the NJ.
L. church, on Friday evening, Dec. 10th.
Messrs. Barker and Tanner, who were
here last winter, are soon to visit us again |
and give musical instructions.
Willie, second son of Martin and Julia
Leach, aged six years, died Of scarlet fever
on Tuesday evening last. NJ.
CLARENDON.
Rev. N. p. Gilbert, who has spent seve-
raj years in South America, will give his
lecture on Chilli at Clarendon South Flats,
Tuesday the l4th, at u p. m.