The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-29
Vicinity Items.


don, got up in the night and wandered
away in hi3 night clothes. lie was found
in an old building some distance away Sun
day morning, in the same predCament.
His friends dressed and took him to DIR.
PAGE, who pronounced him sick with pneu-
mona. lie was carried to the town farm.
He was formerly from Bethel and well con-
nectcd.
DANBY.
Several from this town contemplate visit
ing the centennial this week.
Dandy has two law suits pending in the
county court, but they are continued until
the next term.
Charles II. Cougdon, esq, is building
considerable stone wall upon his farm this
season, aud otherwise improving his prem
isc].
We have an individual in this town who
says, 'he never lies only when he is jok
ing We should Judge from his talk that
lie is joking most of the time.
Parties and dances are now the order Of
the day with the young folks. series of
dances. it ia SAID, will tie organ zed here
soon under the teaching of Mr.. Homer
Lincoln
There is to be preaching in the church
at the Corners next Sabbath.
D. A. Kelly, esq left for the centennial
last Friday, intending to be absent about
one week. He was accompanied by his
brother from the west.
A certain republican who is somewhat
sensitive in regard to politics, aud Cousd-
eraby gloomy over the prospects, devoles
much of his time in crticislng our article
in THE GLOBE, and making himself "gen-
orally disagree, able" in the opinion OF
many. No.withst lnding this plating.
your correspondent proposes to pursue the
"even tenor" of his way, reporting what
seems to us proper, without fear or favor,
and if we nte assistance, we shall cndeav-
or to call upon those whom we think are
capable of instructing. J. q. W.
wALLINGFoRD.
Mr.. Asa Webster has sold his house and
lot, and st. IRE, to HoNagd Harris Condsld-
Grafton SO, 900 1t is unders God that this
purchase is made in the interest of MIR.
Justin BitCheler, one of the firm #
| Batchellcr and Sons, and that Justin is
gong to erect RI sideDce thereon for him.
self The old buildings are to be moved
down on Snop street and made into ten
ment hou-es. A stately residence tbi
point will be fine addition to our bc4utl
full village. Mr. Web-tr has long EN-
one of the business men Of our town, ant
for nearly thirty years has kept grocery
md clothing store. He will be greatly
missed here, especially by the boys, W.
are no, yer informed OF his future place 81
residence but we cordially wish him sue
cess and happiness ia his new home whe,e
ever If may be.
We learn that there is now a prospect o.
Wallingford village being supplied will
what has long been felt as great desidera
tum, grist mill. Oae. Mr.. Jones o
Whitehall, we understand, is soon to cree
a grist mill on the site of the Bradford tan
merry.
Mr.. Ell. L. Cobb has just returned from
two weeks ljourn at the centennial. o.
his way he stopped at New York and pur
chased full supply of fall goods Tor his
store Mr.. COBB makes Things lively on
his corner. Small profits, ready Pay and
qu ok talc3 is his motto.
TILToNIAE.
As everybody Jlet nov takes deep in
teres. in the great mistake hat Theodore
Hilton made in the sleeping car few day
ago, We will add one little item TO the
proof of the mistake. A lady from New
York of well klown reliability, whose
name we have not the permission to use
|
bic family of this village for some time anC
returned to New York in the sleeping ca
Plattsburgh the same time. She had ;
berth directly opposite the one occupied b.
the gay Theodore e Co., aud she also va
met at East Albany by her husband. Sh
, writes back to her friends here giving al
account Of the den0uement, She describe
, graphically the high old time in the ca
, when the cultan rose upon the scene Sn'
= says that both rilton and his fair enGmOra
, III wee occupying one berth and they wer
r both in "tull dress Uniform"
| Our East Wallingford friends are maxim
great preparation for the annual fair of tn
= "Otter Creek Valley association" The,
| have erected a fine speakers stand, larg
! floral hall and capaclous cattle pens, CON
= modious tables for vegetables, etc. Goo
f weather will insure crowd there.
a J.EH.
HUBBARDToN.
T. The Sabbath scnuo ntld a picnic til
! residence of Hon. Chauncy 5. Rumsey
j September 7.h. Teachers, scholars, pr
S rents, to the number OF l07 They 500
: found they had come to the right quarters
] for the Judge aud his fam ly spared n
s pains to make everything agreeable tn
, dinner was served on the lawn and tn
i good things which had been contribute
d for the tables were we'll arranged. FLOW
II ers adorne the table, esi ecially mont
e ment Of beauty which was surmount
Is with a motto, "Our Sabbath school, 1871
i and blessed are the merciiul.' This en-