The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
HUBBARDTON.

Inc MOUNTAINOUS OIL HortOnville, play
ed match game of ball with picked nine
from this place and beat them, Ga to 10.
The daughter of Mrs. L.. Peters, Mrs.
Farnham, has come to make visit here
after an absence of twelve years.
Mr.. NJ. J. Webster's house is almost done
and he is in hopes TO move in there by the
second of October.
Mr.. Albert Howard is the happy father
of girl tina; Weighs nine pounds.
wEyBRI DEE.
Rev. /. $. Mott of the M. 4. Church re-
Gently administered the ordnance of bap-
tism to two young men by EMERSON In
Otter creek. Quite large gathering wit
messed the solemn and impressive ceremo-
ny.
Judge Hayward gave q reception in hon.
or of his election a5 representative which
was largely attended.
Quarterly meeting at the Wesleyan
church next Sunday, September oath.
Sermon at eleven a. M. by Rev. w. M.
Ayres of the New England Conference.
Justices elected A. ID. Hayward, G. L.
Harrington, |. +. Cotton, J. Drake, s. ..
Wright, the old board except the last
name.
Parties arc going to the centennial every
week. Among those that have gone re-
Gently are Horace Crane, Willie NJ. Stowe,
Carlton NJ. Sprague, Frank Bacon, Edison
II. Bisbee, II. O. Wales, Mrs. Eben Rider,
II. p. James, G. Il. F. Willard, and
others. MEMO.
j. Prescott Eldredge, the American reci-
tatonist, will give an entertainment in
Joslyn hall, Saturday, Sept 23l.
Rugples e Co. have recently purchased
b. G. Rice's coal yard. and will have the
exclusive sale of the Delaware and Hud-
son canal company's coal in this place. II.
T. Hull will have charge of the business.
j. F. Corbin, formerly station agent at
this place, now of Eagle Bridge, N. Y,
spent last Sunday in town.
Mr.. Harlow occupied the pulpit of the
Baptist church, not the Episcopal, rs was
incorrectly stated in our correspondence of
last week.
A union excursion under the auspices of
the Baptist and Methodist Sabbath schools,
will leave here Tuesday, Sept. %, at 7 a.
M, for trip up Lake Champlain to Fort
Tconderoga and Port Henry, via steamer
from Whitehall. The sale of tickets is
limited to 450, and consequently the usual
crowds attending similar excursions will be
avoided.
The Arcadian he'll ringers were greeted
by a full house last Friday evening, and
their entertainment was well worthy of the
first-class name under which they trayel.
Rev. Il. II. Randall's parish school COM
menced Wednesday last of this week, with
an uncommonly large attendance.
CHESTER.
A job printing Office has been established
over w. w. Richardson's store. Subscrip-
tions are being taken for a weekly paper to
be published and printed here, to be called
the Chester Eagle. Two numbers have
already been issued, which give full salts
faction to its patrons. In politics neutral.
There wa, meeting held on Monday
evening at the Chester house hall to further
the interests of the new county.
On Tuesday Joseph Glynn, of Baltimore,
was brought before Justice J. N. Mead,
charged with having committed the crime
of poisoning two of his neighbours hogs.
He was held to bail in the sum of three
hundred dollars, in default of which he
was committed to Jail ut Woodstock on
Wednesday by Constable Il. G. Sherwin.
MR. Glynn IS seVen'y-scven years old. 1t
is claimed that he purchased strychnla in
Paper Mill village, N. H., and gave his
name as Goold to the apothecary.
NEW HAVEN.
Weather "probs" decidedly doubtful
this week. Plenty of mud and rain.
Mrs. II. c. Hunt remains about the
same. She received severe shock from
fall sustained some weeks since from which
she does not rally.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Collins and daughter,
of Norwood, N. Y, are in town, the guests
of l.. w. Stowe, esq.
Mrs. l., w. Abbott i, stopping it Port
Henry, N. y, and Misses Julia and Ella
Abbott in Glen's Falls, N. Y.
Messrs. @. b. F. Palmer and f. c. San
born, leave for Philadelphia Monday next.
The windows for the church edifce ar
rived from Boston this week.
Mr.. B. p. Munson, from the west, is in
town, the guest of G.. w. Ward, esq.
One arrest for drunkenness this week
travelling French doctor, who took leg
bail for security.
The fruit crop here this season will be
rather light, JACK.