The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-20
A young lady has lately taken up her res
idence at Mr.. j.. Clogston's of this place, did
not bring any baggage with her; weight ten
lbs. n, O.. A..

A young lady has lately taken up her res
idence at Mr.. j.. Clogston's of this place, did
not bring any baggage with her; weight ten
lbs. n, O. a.
CHESTER.
Easter Sunday was appropriately observ-
ed by the parish of st. Luke's church.
Eleven Sabbath School scholars and eight
adults received the ordinance of baptism,
the rector A. i. Flanders officiating.
Monday at the annual meeting the fol-
lowing persons were elected rs officers and
vcstry for tho ensuing year Merrck Went
worth and Geo. l.. Fletcher wardens, Chas.
Webb, +. G. Hadey, Geo. II. Kelley, VIM.
Hoyt j. Piper, ]. L. Morse, W. nj. Me-
Intyre vestrymen; Chas. Webb, secretary;
A. ID. Fletcher, treasurer; delegates to the
diocesan convention, Geo. L. Fletcher and
M. Wentworth. The report of the treas
urer showed prosperous condition of the
parish aud $l04G.o0 paid to the rector.
Mr.. Angel proprietor of the Central Ho-
tel Is gaining favor with the public and
giving entire satisfaction to the patrons of
the house.
The funeral services of the late p. o.
good Sergeant aged 80 yrs. took place Sat
urdav afternoon. Mr.. S. was son of Rev.
Samuel Sergeant, who was one Of the early
settlers of this town. Mr.. s. was post
master under the administration Of Prest.
jackson. A brother Benjamin Blaney sur
wives him.
Blanc and Bristow are the men talked of
SIS candidates for the Presidency, Bristow
and Poland rs a nomination would COM
mand the confidence of Vermonters and of
the nation.
Governor Peck, administration is warm
ly endorsed by the whole people in this vi
cinity. and why not have him for his sue
cessor in Office.
The grangers here are making slate for
a state ticket for the coming election with
John b. Mead, of Randolph for Governor.
He would command the respect Of the la
boring voters of the Green Mountain State.
Mr.. Billings of Woodstock has vsrv many
friends here for the Goyernorship Of Yer
mont.
The graded school in District No. G,
has commenced its spring term under the
management as teacher Of Marcus Ward,
who is engaged to teach the higher classes
for the coming year. The school opens
with every prospect Of success.
N. o. johnson and family contemplate
spending the summer months IN COlOTaQ0
hoping by the change of climate and trav-
ell to improve Mr.. is, health.
HUBBARDToN,
The funeral Of Mr. Milo Hill, father of
A. L. Hill was solemnized at the residence
of 5. +. Bradley April O., Rev. N. p. Gil
bert preached the funeral sermon from
st. Luke 2l-96. watch We therefore and
pray always that ye may be accounted worthy
10 escape all those things that al como to
PASS and to stand before The son OF man."
Although the travelling was very bad,
about thirty teams were in the funeral pro-
cession
Mr.. William Bansier, Mr. Reuben st.
John, Mr.. Scion Bresec, Mr. Chandler
johnson of Sudbury, were the pail bearers,
Mr.. Cyrus Jennings marshal,
A birthday party took place at the res
idence of Mr.. George Holmes April TO-
Three persons were present whose birth
day came on the same day. The day was
very pleasantly spent in rehersing expo
riences and narrating dnecdstes and all
made arrangement. to meet at Mr.. Frank
ling Billings in Rutland one year froA that
day. We all acknowledge that uncle
Frank told the boss story.
Their united ages was one hundred and
twenty-four years old. A. s. X.