The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-03
Vicinity Items.

Two young men, Ephram Knapp and
John Allen, who for some reason best
known TO themselves, went to robbing hen
roosis the other night, They were detect
ed in the act and arrested. For non-appear-
ance OF bail they were sent back to jail,
whore they will remain.
a young chap who is well known around
these parts as a tough character, by the
name OF "Doctor" Magoverne, was arrest
ei or disturbances. lie procured some
wAiskey and went home very much over
come, and took !, upon his shoulders to
run the noUse The first thing he attempt
ed was to turn the Old folks out Of doors,
but owing to the fact that his muscles
were not sufficiently developed, he was
loiled in his attempt. His parents COM
planned Of him and he was locked up in
the "baslile" When tesufyng to where
he got his rum false statements were made,
and he was put back into jail to collect his
senses, which ne Will undoubtedly do in
the course Of week. L n. \.
BRIDpoRT.
Col. Albert A. Fletcher has been suffer
ing somewhat severely for several weeks
from an attack of rheumatism. He is now
slowly improving, and il is hoped will soon
DT uoi1 ~ ioou'iT no p"7',0oo' MS ia'nei ,
non HriS ietcneI' mas peet III sohe"ha'
'hnr'h lle"i'n loi scEeIal "eeAS.
The Masonic OF Brdport and the neigh
boring towns had a pleasant gathering on
Wednesday afternoon and evening. In the
afternoon Col. Ira Clifford conferred the
Eastern Star degree on several ladies, and
in the evening delivered an interesting adj
dress. Inc fraternity enjoyed TINS very 40
teresVlhg occasion 10 Inc lules' extent
Rev. w. w. Winchester breaches every
| Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church in
the west part OF the town.
CORNWALL.
Col Harmon = Dean r, n bingham
and T. Ringhon, hovo rocar,l,, rc,,1rnaf
crom Michiran hsvin,r made = sncce'ef1l
rim in dien9.ing Of seyeraI oar loads of fin,
o,drr;no shcen IN that e,e,o
ur II L Tav,or hos ,olo, nv,r, ,rir
| to PHILADELPHIA and Ohio. He was on me
,ll-fated train recently wrecked near Wal
lipgford the time the Bissels ost their lives
but fortunately escaped uulnjured.
wEAruERsFIELD BOW.
Thursday, the Nth. in the afternoon AND
evening. the Mite society Of this parish
met at the house Of Henry w. sheldon
| The attendance In the afternoon was not
| large, but in the evening the house wa:
filled with the young people Of the neigh
borhood; with games and music all seemed
TO ENJOY themselves heireshmenis were
| served IN sulnptuouS style' lhesG gamer
lnes may DC cohsluer re. as social Dressing
| III ooun''iunl'! e' i''''o "P' ~ nIins'o 80
0i"lJ' 40 Ou'o 49,
| SchoOl IN district no o, MT. u. y JACK
| Satr,da,, ova,inr l.st creditehIa olile a.
| ,a,',,I,o,. Ss,,I ocI,C1ors -
| teacnef anu sCholaTs'
| MFR. Waller Dean. a man come 20 year,
Of age. in the employ of C. A. Miller Will,
| hauling ice from Miller's pon1 last Thurs
| dov afternoon froze three fingers ON on,
| iuy NV, hONn I'NNo 'H'VH Hhs0Is vi yin
n"ra sn ,,ar,, hodlu and ho LII ,oan ',a'
n ttSn,n for soma limo % "''' '''' '''' S''
VI ''N'-'
NE" HAVEN
Mrs. Conant is quite low with typhoid
pneumonia.
l. MIR. Sherwood Brown, who has beer
quite i'll, ia improving and a speedy recoy
cry is promised.
The winter term OF the Beaman academy
closes the 10Th inst.
Mr.. Ii. o. Clifford is once more in ouI
midst, arriving home from the west OF
Wednesday evening. He looks hale anC
hearty and we should judge western lft
agreed with him.