The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-25


tho .nniversarv of orr counttv,s birth Sal.
nrdav evening tho ,iber,r nols in our mark
was lowered and mt in nrder for hag
Ronort saws there ia Going IN hn a celehra.
ZION he-n ibo forth
Evorv,h;no is centennial here nov
nr..,.'.. ,..st -, 1900.
Ou' iliel ouan's 'iS'o Jues ieIe,Vou NV
STOCK Oh g1ous' anu can iuinish any thius
IN the ciotn'ns !iiie lsoul ceutehnlal NECK
Tie 10 centennial par Oh pants
Flags tor decorating houses can be had
at Adams and Goodrich.
Mr.. L. Il. Cloqston has invented ard set
in RUNNING order new machine. It ia a
horizontal rubbing he'd MIR. Clocston does
away with the old cast iron deck, and uses
one Of composi,iop instead. Its construc
tion is similar to au upright drill and feeds
down like one. Ga the upright shaft is at
tached the revolving dirk. A car running
back and forth on track under the dirk
forms the bed on which lay the stone. The
dirk is prevented from resting too heavy
on the stones by means OF weight at
tachsd to 1t. Ii rubs the stone smoother
and better than it can be done by hand
Water is let on the stone by a pipe running
from the pump to the machine. Ii is
good machine for all owners of marble and
slate mills to rub tile gravestones and parts
of msntles 1t does away with the hand
fuGoer now commonly usea IN all marble
any siaso ''"p9 ~, a. ~ 81
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no inettiuS .. 'ue nalillu'on IGau.hS
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society are making nrenarntions for cole.
bration of their fifth anniversary.
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va nionusy ~ morning. ~ ~. a. Iaiher, al
GU oyee Vi W. a'Ae' III ms JeweIy
sSiote' was AZ WIN WIN SPIN la',p anu
DIV P'pc' "nei 'ne 'p,i'c ~ .ne Ianip 'ooh
aus n'gn' Cai Iyips WIN IL luE wich' anu
i IA u III 'lie lace VI young Iarkei: w.
1arHe! "cht instantly 10 ms leilci; taA-
and evt;ngnIshing the fire. Had he heen
alone he nndonhtedIv would have nerishod
in the flames ne If ia his face is badlv Hills.
tered The n,Iv heneft he bes derived il
tha saving of % conts for ono cnt,;ng of
bis hair ' ~ ~ '
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our people are busy watching the grass
anu iea'es grow.
We have the centennial horse here, and
he can be seen most any evening picking
up crumbs Of comfort, around The park,
when the boys do not annow him. If he
does not go until July, it is proposed to put
him in an envelope and send him by mail
LONDONDERRY.
Our farmers are busy with their springs
work, they complain that the season is
back ward and the ground cold and wet.
Alta meetinp held in Tojon Hall wed-
nesd veyening Nav I'm 10 make arrange
mems for D.corat,yn dav, Mr.. A Hove
was elected Marshal. Mr.. Thomas Jaouith
and MIR. George It. Abbott assistant mar
ehalls. About twenty ladies in different
parts OF Inc lown' were appolnie ed com
mlt'ee 10 solicit mowers ana form them INTO
wrea'ns' Inc marshais were instructed 10
Hiase NECESSARY arrangements ior speahihg
anu music
Mr.. Augustus S Parker died Monday
May 10Th, Of consumption. He had been
sick for more than two years, failing slow
iy, until within a few weeks of his death
when he sank very rapidly. He was bur
led Wednesday, May 17lh, with Masonic
honors. Both of our lodges were very fully
represented. A. a. Curtis, w. NJ, Of
West RIVER lodge acting az master, the
religious services we're conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Cummings who by some over sight or
neglect failed to recognize the lodges in
any way, either in his discourse or his
prayer This seems all the more singular
from the fact that he had previously en-
quired of Worshipful Master Curtis, if it
would DO proper Tor him to speak of the
lodge, and he informed him that it would
be. The choir of the Methodist church of
the south village furnished most excellent
music Mr.. Parker leaves wife and one
small child to mourn his loss. They have
the heartfelt sympathy of our entire COM