The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
LONDONDERRY.


sore.
LONDONDERRY.
Snow seen on the tops of the mountains
Sunday morning the 10Th.
Frank Stowel has returned from Bos.
ton whore he has been visiting his parents
and friends,
Walter Stowe,l and Frank Stoodley start
for the centennial, Monday the 18th, ID.
w. Parker goes the 18th.
An effort is being made to raise money
for a singing school in this village this
winter.
The Rc,olute base ball club, went to
Manchester, Saturday the 14tb, and played
return glme with the Ondawas Of that
place. winning the game, the score stand
ing so to IL in favor of our boys.
Miss Nellie Wait gave such good salts
faction as teacher in flank Faulkner's
district last summer, that she has been re-
engaged for the fall and winter term. She
commenced her duties Monday the 1G h.
Miss Marcia Colburn will teach in district
No. G.
Mr. p, a gospel worker from Fairhaveo,
has been llboring here during the last week,
endt avoring to awaken religious interet
he appears very much in earnest, but meets
with poor success. AGATE.
Londonderry VI. Oct. l6sh, 1876.
WEST WINDSOR.
Mr.. S. l. HcrrcS and lady on Saturday
last, afternoon and evening, it being the
fifteth anniversary Of their marriage, gave
up their residence to their neighbors and
friends who quietly took possession, to the
number OF about one hundred tables were
set loaded with eatables with which the
ladies had come amply provided, and all
having Toasted and neatly as many baskets
full being removed as was left of the loavts
and fishes, table was set with the presents
some of much value aud several dollars in
money VIII oh were presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. II 9rrick 10 few appropriate IT marks
by the Ia.t1r Of the Methodist church,
Rev, Mr. Bryant. Mr.. Herck responding
by expressing his thanks for the presents
and that his neighbors had 30 kindly &c
membered him. A poem, written by Their
youngest daughter, was read by Mrs. Sill
yer, the Methodist choir sung several pieces
suited for the occasion. After the younger
portion bad INDUCED in few plays, which
some of the older ones entered into with
apparent relish, the party dispersed to their
homes feeling that they had done q kind
&C. and bad enjoyed a pleasant visit.
Farmers are nearly through with their
harvesting, an abundant yield of all kinds
excepting potatoes, which the dry weather
and bugs nearly ruined.
Miss Mary Persons who was so severely
injured last June by a runaway horse. had
cancer taken from her breast by DR.. s.
L. Stearns of this town. She hss so far
recovered as to be able to ride out.
FAIR HAVEN.
Tho oppoiptn,ort 81 oou.,,.,,,.oa F.
Rutland county, by speaker Stuart, seems
to have been g. neially selected SO as to get
men experienced in the business the COM
miitees will be called upon to investigates
Abel on Judiciary, Bailey on banks, Stod-
d4rd on agriculture, Sheldon on public
buildings John will he good on that COM
mittee If the buildings are marble fronts;
but what rule was used when Jennings was
put on The committee on reform schools
and Guernsey, that of states prison. am
confident neither of them was ever nita-
ted into the mysteries of the reform
school or states prison. They can either
of them receive second election to The
legislature without endsngering them.
Representative Abel was in town on
Friday.
Representative Bailey returned on Sat
urday. With his experIencesof two years
ago he will be valuable member Of tile
house having ability and tact for the posi-
tons that have been assigned to him.
The wrought iron bridge in this village
manufactured in Rutland gives universal
satisfaction. 1t ia q substantial ornamen-
tai structure aud win last for years.
A bridge has been built between Fair
Haven and Hampton on the road leading
to Miller bill which has for a few years been
bone of contention between the two
towns.
Mr.. M. p. Churchill of Hampton showed
me few days since lean stalk from
which one crop had been picked, second
was growing and blossoms were on it for a
third crop.
1t is not well to ''remove the ancient land
marks" or change ancient names. Screw
driver pond never failed to yield water for
the mills bnt since the name was changed
TO Glen lake, it refuses to yield water to
turn the wheel a.