The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-07
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business with the road see no good reason
why they should be deprived Of pleasant
station agent, and hope the superintendent
will restore him.
A mean, dirty fraud was perpetraled up
on the generous people of this place last
week by female from Nebraska She
once lived here and attended school at Cas-
Teton seminary. She came here went TO
her old acquaintance with heart-renderiug
stories of sorrows and suffering in Nebras-
ka, and appealed for aid. Her old friends
Instantly went at work for her relief, gath
ering clothing, money, etc, until nearly
Sl5O was gathered together, when one man
| that did not know her asked her to see her
credentials which were shown him, and
which proved to he over year old. She
left town, money and clothing, and is
doubtless now relieving vast suffering in
| Nebraska. =.
NEW HAVEN.
The fall of snow on Wednesday material
ly helped the roads, but it is not very good
sleighing yet.
Miss Julia Abbott. we are happy to note,
slmuch improved. Her sister is down with
fever, though not so severe.
The measles, which have been quite nre-
valent in our community for the past two
weeks, are now succumbipg to the persist
ent attacks of our NJ. ID. 8 and there are but
few cases at present. They have been gen.
eral, and in several instances, very serious
cases.
Scarlet fever is prevailing, but little this
winter.
The Good Templars held their quarterly
election of officers Wednesday last. Mr.
II. ). Perrlgo was reelected W. G. T., and
Miss Florence Hawthorn, W. V. T. The
lodge is in very prosperous condition and
their membership has increased consider
ably this winter. They are 10 give an en-
tertainment soon, and undoubtedly, will
present very creditable and interesting
programme.
Religious meetings have been held in the
chapel evenings for some time, and con-
siderable interest has been manifested
The popular principal of the academy
has engaged an assistant, who has Just ar.
rived. 1t is to be presumed she will not
take her place in the academy for some
time on account of a Glow state of health"
Our congratulations, Prof. Perrigo.
MIR. Edwin Wright is at home for the
first time in 20 years, visiting his father.
MIR. W. is connected with the railroad in
terests in Nevada, where lie has been stop
ping LOT some tlne JACK.
NORTH SHREWSBURY.
The business Of this little village is fast
improving. Josiah Parker has engaged to
cut and deliver the timber on a 20 acre lot,
at N. j. Aldrich & Co., steam mill. On
Monday Jan. 3lst the teams were nut upon
the road drawing and the little snow and
much ice makes it pretty lively for the
teams down the hill, also good business for
the blacksmith.
The property of the North Shrewsbury
cheese factory appears TO change owners
quite often of late. II. G. johnson has
sold to Willie L. Aldrich the manufacturer
OF the cheese the past season, who with his
young bride intends to make the reputation
of the cheese in the future excel that of the
past if possible.
The Methodist people of this place had
donation at the Green Mountain house,
Feb. LIST, for the benefit of their pastor,
Rev. Mr. Monroe. The tables were loaded
niofn.ng; 1'ne pron'S .'aafoJD and all err
WAS Tl'of' donation
ORWELL. -.
The meetings of the board of agricu.
ture, manufactures and mining were well
attended by our farmers last week, who re-
ceived many useful suggestions from the
various speakers. Coming as they did
from practical men stating their experience,
they were better received than if given by
those who knew nothing about farming.
A rich treat had those who shook the toe
at the Town Hall last Thursday evening.
They took their supper at Judge Boynton's.
The Reading Club meets at Mr.. Edward
Bottums this monday evening.
The Dramatic club give an entertainment
at the Town Hall on Thursday evening of
this week. Drama entitled "Married
Life" followed by the farce, "The loan of
a lover"
Business is at stand. Many hav'nt
drawn their wood aud not snow enough to
move it.
Mr.. Calico Bessette has been making
some of the most beautiful sleiRhs this
winter. Mr.. Bessette is wheelwright
working in the village. He has only few
workmen but they are of the highest or
der. There is no place in the state where
a man can get more elegant carriage or
sleigh than CT Mr.. Bessette.