The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-24

Snow fell to the depth Of fifteen inches |
hereabouts on the goth and 21st inst. The |
roads have been opened in most instances |
SO as to be IN passable condition. but we |
could not advise to much travel from Me- |
chanicsville to the depot the road Is in |
good condition as could he under the cir |
cums$ances, and from Mechanicsville to |
tlt6river and East Walingford, the road is
in good condition. From Mechancsvile |
to Weston, and to Ludlow, travellers are
advised to wait for a few days before un-
dertaking to go with teams.
Nelson Martin has bought the old tan
merry building of Farley Carlton, and is
fitting it up for dwelling house.
The last meeting of the Mechanicsvlle
debating club on Saturday evening, 25th
instant. This will close a series of ten
evenings, which have proved in the main
| both instructive, pleasant and profitable to
| our community, having been well attended
and sustained by all classes of our citizens.
Benz. II. Clark has bought farm of
Emerson Jsquith,' and intends to move the
coming week and closing up his work in
p. e. Chase's shop.
John Lawson closed work in p. Il.
Chase shop the present week.
FELcHvITiE.
The ladies of the Baptist society held q
sociable last Friday evening and notwith-
standing the bad weather a goodly number
were in attendance. Next sociable Friday
evening, March 3lst.
One or two have tapped their sugar lots
but no sugar has been made about here as
yet.
VIM. Felch has had his auction and has
moved the remainder of his goods down
into his house below the village. His gen.
erous tenant [Mr. B, whose rent was out
sometime ago. giving him the use of one
room and the barn. X.
MIDDIEBuRY.
Rev. S. w. McGill occupied the pulpit
of the Congregational church on Sunday.
Prof M. Stuart Phelps of Middlebury
college supplies the pulpit OF the Congre-
gational church in Weybridge.
The storm of Monday and Tuesday was
very severe During Monday night the
liberty pole near the Addison house was
blown down. We understand it had never
been paid tor.
Negus is finishing up his new store in
, fine style. He will be ready to open in
three or four weeks.
: The spring term of the graded school
, opened on Monday.
The temperance people have been quite
active of late George McCue was found
guilty of fourteen oifenses and was fined
accordingly Sl40 and costs. He appealed.
The Addison county Journal, an indepen-
dent family paper, is announced to be pub
lished in April The prOprietors are Juslus
, Cobb, w. j. Fuller and +. +. Smith.
. Messrs. Cobb and Fuller formerly publish
: ed the Register, Mr.. Smith was formerly
+ the popular postoilice clerk.
E We have as vet seen no signs Of maple
f sugar of this years make. That which i!
s offered was new once, we suppose.
i The Junior exhibition of Middlebury col
t lege will occur on Tuesday, April 4th.
i The Barnabee troupe will give concert
here on the evening of March 2Sth ant
being so we'll known we trust they vii
q receive full house as they so well deserve
The active interest resulting from thu
= gospel meetings lately held has died away
The meetings were fully attended an(
l. much good was the result.
8 AscUTNEYvILLE.
!, Mrs Sally Leland, 80 years of age, fel
in her room on Thursday, March 9th, an,
80 injured herself that she is now helpless
y striking on her hip
% Mr.. Isaac Brown died March 10th, age
81 years. Mr.. Brown was soldier in III
war of 1912, under Gen. Scott; was wound
ed In the head, but served through tn
Is war. lie has drawn pension Oyer n,er ftt
y years OF $40 year. MS Wlle uieu wv
l. wears ago. He leaves son ana tw
" daughters.
:, Mr.. Bradley Mitchell died, March 14sl
- of typhoid pneumonia, aged 81 years. !
=. much respected citizens kind husband an
n. father,
8, Mr.. Simeon N. Bron,on's house, wa
D. burned March Goth. Probable cause, d.
ne feet in chimney. Partially inaured in til
o. Farmers Mutual of Montpelier and Coz
ne necticut River at Bellows Falls. The hous
I'd was situated about n mile west {
10 Weaihersfield Bow. The furniture VIZ
nv saved.
a We are having one of the severest sro
storms of the season here to-day, Marc
TO 81. 1t began last event. &, showing stead,
Nv wind northeast. There is about mir
inches--still showing at nine a. m.
=. Anon.
ed EAST HUBBARDTON.
Mr.. Francis Murther has been quite sic
r. with the mumps and is yet confined TO
he house, and much of the time TO his be,
es Mr.. A. V. Ransom has also had han
til time with the humps and was at churcl
rs March 10, for the fret time since he wi
taken with them. Miss Georgia st. Jol
er is now in the hight OF Inconvenience d
er rived from this very nconvenient diseas
in Mr. A. Odell has returned to his hon
Id and is Iegaining his strength rapidly.
N. Mr. NJ. Juckett has removed to his farr
no which he has rented of Mr.. j. p. Barbe
n This is said to be an excellent farm and a
tords both parties an opportunity of dor
well.
lis Cord wood is now going to market, al
ire excellent pine logs are passing to the sa
OF mill.
nc Mr.. c. A. Lincoln has been confined
TO- the house with lung difficulty, and has cal
IS ed DR. Sanford to attend hm.>>
G. vERGENNRs.
III The public mind is now more or less e
he gaged with the affairs of the town meetn
oh which is to be held next Tuesday Oh
G. charter makes the fourth Tuesday
he March our election day, while other tow
a have theirs on the first Tuesday. The r
j. ports Of the various officers have BET
if printed and bound in a neat pamphlet
the TVm0nter Job office. 1t is fine pie
yer of work and reflects credit on the establls
of ment.
as Two deaths are reported from the sms
err pox district in Bridport One man nam,
ms Perkins was buried Tuesday night ri
town authorities are using all possible ca
is. to prevent the spread of the disease.
He We are now enjoying excellent sleig
xn ing. A number of persons from Wes
port, n. Y, have come across the lal
40 within few days to trade.
ng PAWLEr.
at 1t reminds one of Its being nearly the |
iu- of April to see the loads of household goo
we pass through our streets. There are maj
changes to be made yet.
~ Mr.. Allen Winters and Miss Ellen II
al went for a ride to Granville few da