The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-19
Che Rutland 1ailu Globs.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1876.
Vicinity Items.
SPRINGFIELD.

mn, inhD
ne Vernania oaho OF Boston were mere
.wo nighls last week, IL Dcing ior concerts
M 'ie COURSE Oh entertainments staateu py
W. NJ , magwlre. Inc music was exceiieht
ou. INC patronage less than IL deserved.
:. Mrs. l.. w, Foss of Boston reads here,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week.
The sale of reserved seat tickets for the
lecture course commenced last Saturday
evening at the store of w. II. Wheeler.
Over 100 were sold in one hour showing
that our people are awake for the literary
treat promised them.
We bove lo,ol, ovo,,;rad ord triad n,
our house scTbe bo,sa,.;vos fr;ond anS
cookstove COMPANION" and find il an in
despensable article. 1t is small light and
neat and is common stove litter, and can
be used for removing pans, bowls, or any
oee !, u,9n i,o'n 'ne oven Ut Shallow uisnes.
", f. .,'e at .ne posi- once mas Sc
49, u'e Sonoi"l HsenoF, anu pai uIo uS
SLIDE an a .ioaey hlahnes ar'icie snou'u au
N'e'' nun az 'n'' piaoe
repairs at the Town Hall are being made.
improvements Chat have long been needed
h im n roh anu senIlia'lng anu row Will
W ,h'o' hoio nea'.nf anu oonloi.aoie'
Our paper the Springfield ButIetin is
n lioIrlshinS nicely -. "a, n,ppy 10 euitoI
anu puoilsuel anu we hoPe IL MIL not meet
,ae y, ~, ~, no lls' i nTni
Ha;r os ,hn Iii. op ~ ,ha , to,s Tn h,,
,i., va r sno ,hiIie vi 'no h.toiheys ree ny
terestipg story The ladies are also 10 he
remembered rs Mr.. Libby has procured of
w. ]. Demorest the publisher of Demorest
fashion magazine the right of printing all
the fashion cuts and descriptions simultane-
ously with that magazine. Mr.. Libby is
wide awake young man and hoping he
may nave .uo peo' VI suocess III HIS hew un-
'N''e 10 WV ''' VI nox,,n
FELoHVILLE.
81 The firm of Persons and Kendallhis dis
solved. Mr.. Geo. X Persons will settle
the affairs of the copartnership.
There were no services Mt the Bantist
church last Sabbath as Mr.. Parker. pastor.
attended the funeral services of Mrs Dens.
more who poisoned herself and three little
children 81 fpw yapka since ono of which
died. Mrs. d. 3 body was returned from
liiinois iast FRIDAY.
Frank Amsden cut his foot quite badly
last week while chopping for o. b. Butler
on Reading hill.
Wilbur L Kendall of this place who has
been attending school a. Ludlow the past
season. took the prize at the speaking match
last Friday evening. Pretty good for Will
bur.
Do, coo II po,,,or ho. rooo;,,.d nm
,,,;oa,;or 20 ,oach q s;n,;n% school ot Souih
ppnod;,,n- 10 oo,,,;, 800, ~
-.as INV .o.e
Inc commissioners nave granted the Pc
titioners road from Feichville TO Cayen-
dish ana IL Is 10 DC surveyed next frioay.
X.
PERKINsvILLE.
The Centennial Jubilee singers gave one
of their popular concerts at the Baptist
church in this place on Tuesday evening
last, Nov. lG. We think this agood enter
tainment and one well deserving the pat
ronage of the public. Eight in number
comprise tnis troupe ana they are now
n,aklne .nelr annual n,ni TOUT through snis par
U, 'ne s.a'e. iheil sonss arc Vi soou
oiia'ac'e' sho"ips soou "'s'e III Se'eo.non'
ohhsihH'
In 1865 Parkman Davis and twenty other
freeholders in the vicinity OF Gassetts sta
ton presented their petition to the select
men OF Chester for road OF one mile IN
lenS'n. Inc selec.lneh ieiuseu W lay .ne
roau anu .he SAINT was .aNcn " w. o9uny
cou,.' Oonilii'ssi9neis weio appoi. ,t mno
niaue iepo,u iuylns .no ioau ; "n' 'nu sa,1