The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-31

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comb on Friday last
The Ludlow Toy company, Capt E. A.
Howe president and business manager, are
doing large business. Among the articles
produced are doll penmbulators, toy doll
gggs, boys express wagons, the Granger
wagon, toy express wagons, boys vanished
carts, toy CARTS iron wheeled carts, skele-
ton hay carts, boys nestled and small
wheelbarrows, etc ranging from 80 to $40
per dozen.
LONDONDERRY.
The Londonderry home Ministries are out
with their posters for an entertainment at
Union hall on Wednesday evening, March
31st. 1t being their first appearance
before the public. Prof. V-n-o-w-h-o, the
great fahir of the east has been engaged to
appear in his great mysteries of magic.
Positively his last appearance in Vermont
Mrs. Aagail Dearly was found dead in
her bed the morning of March Oath.
Benz. Sparrow is making some fine
harnesses, both single and double.
Amount of snow up to date as kept by
Barnet Waite 8 feet. Only one day of
rain since Jan. 18th.
The Warner Bros. are about closing out
their tin business and groceries at auction.
A good opening for live tin man. as the
tools are for sale. Address s. w. Warner
& Son, Saxton River, VT, for price of
tools.
Horse disease is the topic of talk. b.
J. Waits trotting horse med" has had the
disease very hard, but is now so that he
drives him. s. M. Hobert lost a valuable
horse. Geo. Richardson, clerk in Arnolds
store lost fine colt. W.
MIDDLEBURy.
The spring term of the graded schools
commenced last Tuesday.
The junior exhibition of Mddlebury col
lege occurs on the evening of April 9th.
The young people of the Congregational
Sunday school gave an excellent entertain.
ment on Tuesday evening, consisting OF
music, tableauX, charades, pantomines
ETC., for the benefit of their library.
George Hammond, ESQ.,, is preparing tc
return to California to make his permanen
residence.
Walter Gocdnow has retired from thu
firm of Sheldon d Co., because of il
health.
The Choral society, under the Leadership
of Prof f. II. Higley, have resumed lhel
rehearsals at Middlebury.
The Young Mems christian association
are to hold gospel meetings here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Allen are to cele
bra,c their crystal wedding, April 9th.
PANToN.
On Monday of last week while Mr.. l
Kenyon, of West Ferrisburgb, was eros
sing the lake with his team near Ru;lan
bay island, the ice broke drowning one o
his horses, and timely aid saved Mr.. Ken
yons own life.
Mr.. George c. Walker delivered lee
ture in the Methodist church, subject
element of Success"
Mrs, Anna Ferris died at the residenc
of her daughter, wife of Obediah Allei
last week, aged n years. II.
PLYMOUTH.
The Plymouth amateur dramatic club gay
an entertainment at Union hall, on Frida
evening of last week. A large audieno
witnessed very good performance.
Miss Ella Pratt of Nnevah, died Of cot
sumption on Saturday week.
wEyBRIDGE.
Rev. Harvey D. Kitchell ID. D., {
Middlcbury, is supplying the pulpit of III
Congregational church.
w. w. Thomas has been compelled I
suspend his singing school on account o
the bad condition of the roads.
On Saturday last Willis Hill accident
cut his foot very badly, severing an arter
from which he came near bleeding to dealt
Mrs. John A, Child, superintendent {
common schools, is seriously i'll and feal
are entertained for her recovery.
The grange of the Patrons of Husband
ry here, is in a very tlourishing condition
The meetings are held every Saturday ever
ing at Tylers hall.
The Congregational sociables ha,
realized S25, towards the repairs of the il
terror Of the church.
Rev. A. w. Barton of Middlcbury,
supplying the Union church.
Merwin Baldwin, one of our best your
men is seriously i'll, and is not expected
recover.
WOODSTOCK.
Easter services were held at the
James church, Woodstock. The churC
was beautifully adorned with flowers, Il
gift of Mrs. f. N. Billings. The readir
desk was trimmed with wreath of sm
lax and very handsome boquet OF flowe
and beautiful anchor of red white al
: green. The font was filled with Gala Ii
, lies, green foliage and red flowers.
front of the communion table was eros
surrounded with green, and beautif
Tyre of white and green. The Sunda
, school scholars were remembered with fa
cy text cards and flowers, and those wi
had lately been gathered into the schoc
with prayer books. The church is prospe
ing under the guidance of the new recto
the Rev. n. G. Allen. d.
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