The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-18
Vicinity Items.


nuuiptr VI nluely-slS, 10 COngratulate MIN
and his most excellent wife upon their
golden wedding anniversary. Seldom has
Chester seen couple more worthy of the
esteem and good wishes manifested towards
them than on this occasion. Rev. John q.
Hale made some most acceptable remarks
which were highly due to the aged couple
who had merited the well given praise of
the speaker in their industry and christian
example and correct department. Mr..
Hale was responded to by Geo. l.. Fletcher,
esq, in an appropriate and feeling address.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Fletcher acting rs
groom and bridesmaid on the occasion
Mr. Stevens was married in 1926
to Mary Blanchard, daughter Of
John Blanchard Of Audover, VI, by the
late Rev. Aaron Leland. The children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens were present, John
p. Stevens and Mrs Nellie, wife of Major
w. G. Williams both residing in Chester
II was II pleasant and agreeable occasion,
although mingled with some sadness in the
reflection of the changes that have taken
place And the removal by death of so many
oGtheir relatives since the sixteenth day of
February, 1896 to which facts the speak
ers fetlngly alluded to in their address on
the occasion. The guests parted with <hs
aged couple leaving with them tokens as
gifts and most hearty wishes for their
future health and happiness. Long may
they live TO enjoy their golden harvest.
EAST Dousrr.
william, Kol,o, ord Il;.,,,o,h 1toro,on,,
~, nn,a, ,,',,r, IL" in"a0, -, ~" ,a 10y
obnrch IN ,h;s ,;i,",, I,a ~ ~ ~, V'n ,,
Father Gaffn.v< a Ssr,v nrn,hor;n, ho ~
thrre score sndNicp arccmnu,ied in high
glee and s,l.. Mr.. Kelley ia thrifty
Young farmer aid he and Mia excellent
younx bride enter upon their new life with
bright prosu CTS aud the good wishes and
high homes OF n hrge circle " friends. Sev
eral of our sons and daughters have done
likewise of late. and gnssip saws others will
follow SUIT IN the near future. Affairs of
this kind strengthen the waverng and are
pleasant reminders of the good Old times
when every laddie had his lassie." and &C.
libacy took the back scat. -
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MOBILE mil c,iird ave,y MAJ, ~ h;s nlacs
tbe An Inst Tbis means business for the
roxt tan norths
Some ot mr. checker nlavers. who were
giants when the country was new and who
are still able to show amateur players who
live little back from the wires some ex-
cellent moves, were panied to see, from a
late number OF TIE GLOBE, that the Tro-
jams had beaten the descendants of the
Green Mountain boys at that noble game.
Their pain had its origin, perhaps, in
proud consciousness OF property in the
games of the fathers with the twigs of the
wilderness. when the draws were beats
and the results reversed.
Miss Caroline Gale of Winhall. who nut
herself in the care of DIR. Marsh about six
months AGO 10 he treated for n cancer. is
nov nearly well She came here IN yerv
feeble health. expecting soon to take her
next ride in hearse and bringing ready
made apparel for the sepulchral trip. Her
tumor was of incredible size and had ap-
parently nearly done its work. But after
much patience and long suffering, it was
removed piecemeal, but root and branch
and along with 1t the darkened atmosphere
of the threatened life. The doctor has a
large part of it preserved and whoever
drops IN to see his goods" will be con-
WINGED that the hall has not been told.
L. NJ. T.
LUDLOW.
Tho ;rnr,r,n,, ho, c,,,e, nm pra.r tho
op.nices ~ Eastern S,or Iodge. a degrrc nt
the masonsc fraternity, came off on Tines
dav evening. the 18th Instant, at Ludlow
hail. and. notwithstanding the inclemcpey
of the weather, a respectable number came
to the rescue, aud the occasion is said To-
have been very ENJOYABLE to those present
Charley Ladd. of Chester. performed the
prompting part of the programme, besides
twanging the catgut, while Will Bxby,
Charles Raymond and Eddy Kane furnish
ed, each, their respective quota of har-
monous sounds.
Speaking of Eddy Kane, reminds me
that boys who can coax better music from
cornet than he are extremely scarce; GER
tainly not so numerous as TO be in each
others wav, and never in Eddy's way.
The Hon w IT Walker hes inst c,osed
the settlemert as administrator of the cs-
tote III the late SaIlv Miller of ,bis nIace
what /, ouite singular in This case The ga
toto goas m M iese ,han ,h,,tvN ono hair.
ali standing os related IN the Deceased in
the third degree of hin II ia donb,fnl n
another inst such on instance can I've readi.
iv found Each of The heirs srcceeds 20
Sal AZ as his or her norton of the GOOD
old lodv's estate Mira Miller formerly re-
sided III the town OF Mount holly, and was
tue w'ie OIL man ny .nc nauhe oi burke
We noticed, both in The GLOBE and
Herald, day or two since, what we
thought at the time 10 be very sensible
suggestion indeed, TO the erect That the re-
publcans OF the second district could DO no
better 'hipg man 10 make our worthy
t 1'r no In w. ,,,i, neeei,
no ha "I "a, ,ha o;,v Of T;no;nn,; ~
LOU, " w "ei M ~ 'nu oay W N'no'nna'i III
ou li, nea. luz, luz . sss'on seo' h 10
s.,Ao oser ioSsiu 1J ..s, peisom he'S as
u,U, i, wy , ,h "" r. dmi,. o 90
Armed which we havs hut little If INV
doubt will he the case Mr. Walker meets
nat even ,be andorsement Of his fellow
townsmen (which Of course he would div
annrecinte, IN. es,ahlish The fact of bis en-;
nctior onalidca,ion tor th. resnonsible moi
t;or NatnralIv conserva,ive vat Tho
fartheres, remove from anvtbinp Ike hnn-
kerism fully nm IN the live and nressing
issues Of the hour, without the least tend
ency to lawless radicalsm, he could not
fail to ably represent the best interests of
his constituents in the national republican
convention already called, and at no distant
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