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

An important horse trot comes OIL at the
MiddlcbuIy fair grounds, Sept. 81 and %.
The Good Templars lodges in Washing
ton county have al aggregate membership
of 400.
Bartlett s. Towle, Of Bristol, excelsior
manufacturers, have failed and made an
assignment.
The streams in the northern part of the
state have been lower this season than ever
known before.
w. w. Eaton, Esq, promising young
lawyer at West Concord, died, Monday
night His remains were taken to Green's
boro for burial.
A thief entered the residence ofMr. ]. L.
Howe, near Derby, Wednesday afternoon,
and ransacked it thoroughly. Not fiuding
any money, he took watch and several
rings.
VIM. Shannon of Island Pond was SEN
fenced, last week, by the Essex county
court, to two and one-half years in State
Prison, for breaking into e. G. Robnson's
blOISs laSb ihOhAiiJ ttlu obNhllilS BOtfuNs
The barn of w. G.. Sn ague of Vergen-
mes was partially burned Thursday night
A horse and wagon were burned and dam
age to the extent of $1,000 insurance
1905. Mr.. Sprague's house and portion
of the city were thought at one time to be
in danger. The origin of the fire is I'M
known.
The sophomore class of the University
of Vermont was suspended Thursday and
fined 50 each for dsorderly conduct on the
night of the 18Th inst, in raising flag
which led to the breaking of the fagpole
on College park by the freshmen, who have
also been fined 50.
The local society event of the season at
BrI,le3oro was the marriage Thursday, in
the Uniycrsalist church by Rev. NJ II.
Harris, OF William A. Faulkner, cashier
of the Peoples national bank, to Miss Alice
II. Starr, daughter of the president of the
bank. The display of MOWERS IN the
church, which was filed to OVERLOOKING,
was unusually beautiful.
A reform club of 67 members has been
organized at North Hero by +. Z. Brain
crd, president of the st. Adams reform
club. The following officers were elected
President, Orris p. Knight vice-presi-
dents, A. j. Hazen, A. X. Hubbard; sec
rotary, James Tudhope chaplain, Rev.
X. Christie ; treasurer, Guy Knight. This
club is to be known as the "North Island
temperance reform club"
We saw in the Free Press few DAYS ago
the announcement that dead woman was
found in~one eff the buildings on the camp
ground at Hyde Park, week before last,
and as no marks were found upon her 1t is
thought she died of starvation. This story
is true with few trifling exceptions
First, there IS no camp ground in Hyde
Park second, she did not die of starvation
third, she was not found in one of the
buildings; fourth. the woman is not dead.
-Morriscile Citisen.
The teachers institute, held Tuesday and
Wednesday at Bristol, was made quite in
teresting under the able management of
State Superintendent Conant. Tuesday
evening president Hubert, of Middiebury
college, gave a lecture at the Baptist church
on the subject of education. "Wednesday
Miss Alice NJ. Guernsey gave short loo
ture on the subject and method OF teach
ing drawing. Mrs. Kile read an elegant es-
say on "Our children's play time" Nu-
merous questions on various subjects were
ably answered by Messrs. Conant, Perrlgo,
Howard. Miss Guernsey and Mrs. Kile.
The exercises closed with a lecture In the
evening by Mr., Howard, of Castleton, on
'Training and Culture"