The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-28

S1S, 100 giving Il mortgage for $4,000.
At some period during the three years oc-
cupancy of the farm by Mr.. Ranney, he
transfers all his interest in the place to his
two elder sons. Not being able to meet
the payments n suit foreclosure was brought
by Warren. To this suit Ranney alleged
as defense fraud in the matter Of sale to
him. 1t was decided by the court, Judge
James presiding, that by his transfer of in
terest to his son, he was not qualified to
defend the suit. The foreclosure was served
on the Ranneys to prevent them from har-
Vesting the crops and a receiver was ap-
pointed to harvest them, unless the Ran
neys gave bonds in the sum of three thou
sand dollars, that they would make the frat
payment on the mortgage. The receiver
Will commence harvesting the crops Satur-
day and as the Ranneys are much nceHsed
trouble is apprehended. 1t is hoped by all
that this sad difficulty between our towns-
men will be adjusted without serious con-
sequences. W. II. c.
EAST RUPERT.
Miss Badrdge has closed her school at
the "Corners" and will not reopen it until
September. Dist. No. did the right thing
in voting three terms per year in place of
the old fashioned long summer, and short
winter torn, which keeps the little ones in
all the long stupid afternoons in dog days
and as soon as the cooler weather and more
bracing air of autumn gives new life
and energy to teacher and scholars, sends
them home to lay away their books until
next winter. The old way gives the "big
boys' no opportunity either, except a few
weeks in winter, for many of them are need
ed at home until after haying and harvest
ing, and then school is closed. We think
Miss B., must be very popular, for she
was not only reelected for third term,
but is to take the chair fourth time
Miss L. a. Phelps of Boston Is spending
her summer vacation in town.
Owing to a sudden depression of mer-
curry everybody seems in better humor and
spirits than last week. Everything is cen
tennial this year, and why not the weather.
We arc sure it hasn't been so warm be-
fore in hundred years and here hoping
it viii be hundred before it is again.
Hark! bark the farmers bark,
The beetles are coming to town,
Some in brown and some in red
And some In striped gown.
They are coming but the farmers are
after them. AS far as our observation
goes, and single and pan are the surest
and safest weapons, their capture to be
~ 'S"i"'O Oicuia'ion. IL WE
conclude 10 commit suicide next fall we
ond p,.avi ~ I'm out aiIs green clear
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AscuTNEYviLLE.
The potato bug has arrived and is busy
as can be in some sections on the river
farms especially.
we are having very warm and dry sea-
son mere. NO ram 10 amount 10 anything
SINCE MAY eAcepi once ID WINE shower.
Etass Is much urea up VIVA. Is not cut.
Oals ana corr are iooklng well, but show
s'shs Vi INC urou'h' Inc ROADS are very
p,,rrerorn
DIR Wood has sold tho old P,o,, s,o,o 81
Carlos A, HITCHCOCK for S35O W. .r w
toif .hot, MI. s.pi sas,so ,a1.,,,a;s-o,-.s
fined 70 fine housc some time ia GONZALES
cent
,,, I'll. u VIII, W.. D:
dale Yie, sister of Mrs ! TitTsny
who has snent few weeks here has re-
turned home.
Tho annie cro,, ,ybicb nro,rised fair COR
~ in The scnson viii he small in this sec.
lion
but rev as YET ron on, mere nave VISITED lhe
centennial hlsny WI 20 curing 'he month
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a. iirvnr0N IN ,a ~ oil
parts Of the country. T.
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