The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
Vicinity Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

The spring term of Beeman academy,
New Haven, II. S. Perigo, A. NJ, princi-
pal. begins March Goth.
Reuben Kellogg of Ferrisburgh gives no
tice that he has leased the trapping grounds
of Mrs. Harry Adams, Allen Beach, Geo.
Porter and ID. w. Stuart, and will prose-
cute all persons trespassing thereon.
Rev. Robert j. Davis of West Addison
returns thanks for donation of $62, in
addition to Christmas present of $50
from his pensioners.
CHESTER.
From the report of the town auditors of
Chester it appears that the expenditures for
the year were as follows: For support of
the poor, S1,7l1.2s repairs of highways
and bridges, S4,799 IS salaries OF town
officers, $57l. 34-which, with other mis-
cellaneous expenses paid by the town treas
urer, make total of 1912. IA. Town
Der of inhabitants in town, 9, 652 grand
list. S1O,31251 Number of polls, 500
The town clerks records show that there
have been II marriages, AZ births and Al
deaths.
GRAFTON.
The total amount of town debt is S12,-
Ola. SO assets of cash in the town treasury
| and on tax bills in the hands of the collec-
tor amounts to $4,347.5l the balance for
the support of the poor, over and above
| the products of the farm, amounts to ST.
| 100 current expenses of the town for the
year ending Feb. 10, 1876, amounted to
| So, 800 % bills made against the town
| for repairs on bridges amount to $6l250
AT the town meeting, on the 9TH of March,
it was
Voted, That the equal distributive share
of the public money of any school district
that may hereafter be annexed to school
| distributive share of school district No.
and received by said district No. ?. The
| town also
Voted, That all taxes hereafter legally
assessed shall be paid into the town treas
ury on or before the first day of July next
after said taxes are assessed, and that the
Office of collector shall be sold to the low
est bidder at public auction, and that the
collector shall receive the amount of the
abatement of the state tax in addition to
the amount of said col ectors bid.
Albert ii. Burgess bid off the collection
of town taxes under the above vote at one
and three-fourths per cent. j. II. p.
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| The sugar makers are getting ready for
business. Some have already made small
quantities.
| Charles X Hill met with an accident a
few days since. While standing on pile
of logs at the saw mill, one fell upon the
large toe of the left foot, breaking the bone
and crushing the flesh badly.
The death of Marson Edgerton, tea
merchant in New York, but formerly OF
this place, was announced by telegraph to
Mr.. Fayette Blakeley Thursday morning.
The remains are to be brought here fol-
burial. Further notice of the funeral ser
vices will be given.
| A tax of 25 cents on the grand list was
voted at the annual town meeting.
The next town meeting is to be held in
the yestry of the Congregational church In
this place. M.
vERGENNEs.
A special Communication of Jerusalem
royal arch chapter, No. 3, will be he'll Sat
urday evening, March II, at 1880 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the women
christian temperance union will be held a
the Congregational church Wednesday
Feb March 10, at 3 o'clock p. m.