The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-17
The 3atland 1aily 6lohe.
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1876.
Vicinity Items.
SOUTH wALLINGFORD.

SOUTH WALL1NGFORp.
Mr.. w. w. Kelley is taking out some
fine blocks of marble from his quarry, his
marble mill Is running night and day. Mr..
Kelley ia now in Philadelphia.
Mr. L S. Waldo has commenced work
on what was formerly the Adar quarry,
has put on diamond channeing machine
furnished by the Sullivan machine COM
pany and run by John Mcclure and j. Cal
ahan as fireman.
Sugar makers have reaped good harvest
both in quality and quantity. Among the
most prominent i, Albert Stafford who has
supplied some of the home market and
also shipped to Boston Iowa and Illinois.
The new cheese factory Of A X. Ames,
has commenced operation with an increased
patronage from last year, it is named the
Pearl factory and Is uader the supervision
of Mr.. Ames who by the way is proving to
be one of the best cheese makers IN the
country.
Mrs. Mary Tufts fell and broke one of
her limbs while descending the stairs at
her house. DIR. j. L. Hit was called.
Mr.. Luther Holden resident of this
place is 90 years of age and yet is allowed
$3.50 per day for working on the highway.
Mr.. Horace Graves has cade sheep that
has produced three healthy lambs. Who
can beat this2
The Rev. c. Il. Hewes gave a lecture
at the church in this place on Sunday the
7th. Subject Who shall roll US away the
stone flom the door of the sepulcher? Mr.
Hewes endeavored to prove the Immortality
of the soul or if man dies shall he live
again7 by his text and also by scientific
facts and principles. His remarks were very
satisfactory to II skeptical mind and were
well received
Miss Kittie Lincoln comes to this place
once every week to give music lessons to
Miss Estelle Eddy and Miss Ella Cook.
May 18Th.
LONDONDERRY.
Our village school commenced Monday
May 9Th, with Miss Ellen Clough as
teacher.
Miss Alice Tarbel will make her debut
as a teacher, on Monday 18th in district
No. G and on the same day, Miss Nellie
Wait will commence her first school, in the
Faulkner district.
DR.. Waller is out of town for few day
visiting friends in Massachusetts.
The county commissioner has appointed
Mr.. L. w. Parker, liquor agent for the
'o"h Va i.vnHouuSi 10 o'' 'e"'' eoH'
noAe''s 4''' io'"' io'o'
There is some talk OF making an effort
10 reorganize me orass banu. A rev years
ago, londonderry couiu ooast OF having
one Oh the uest pahus IN INC STATE pu1 part
~ through neglect ana parity ihrougn .he
absence OF some OF the mehipers IL mas
oeeh ailo"eu 10 run uo"n, put Wes'iii nave
sulhcieht musica, taleht 10 insure . eoou
oanu anu IL 10 ~ DC nopeu 'iae 'ne ehor' "
utilize 1t may be successful.
The exhibition came off as advertised on
the 10th inst, bat owing to bad roads and
a very rainy night, it WAS not a pecuniary
success. AGATE.
Danny.
w Stimson of ludlow. sheriff of
Windsor county, was in town on Thure-
n;ro 1nr tho nrrpn.e -, ,,,n,u. o.,.
: ments for the observance of Decoration day
,, here, we have not heard of the result
! Jobr Handy ESQ. now of Cleveland,
Ob;o and farmerlv resident of the town,
i, making a visit TO his friends here.
market. having purchased large and de.
sirable stock Of goods, for the spring and
: summer trade which will be displayed or
! their arrival at the store of William Pierce
/. and whose stock is always complete.
Nathan j. Smith, whose sudden deatf
occurred at Clarendon ON wednesday last
: was brother oil the late seneca omltn
and was well known 10 many Vi oui w
izens mere hsurns nrvn Of vears Fl,
OF the to"n' ioi nuhpei " 80 !.
was conhecteu win MS o'o ,eoc
the corners, LOT so"e 10 .eA .,,;,S;.
.hey ou,a1 i 'ns ~. nhaos. fsr,orv ,,e wa
now useu n as hv all Who knew him. an
S;s Sudden death casts a gloom over thi
. community. where he formerly resided, a
we'll AZ The community where he has re
sided for the past 25 years.
The cheese factory of l. w. Kelley, esq
ia in operatiop, and has Il good patti onag
this season. 1t is under the supervision
the same maker as last year.
p Holton, esq, has returned from hi
trip west, having secured location In Co
Inns center, N. ~ where ne ,n'ehus ~
moving in August 10 engage III Inc ,ne
camille business. d. " w.
LINCOLN.
Vers,l w. Morgan is putting up ca
! ,;o,e shon with APARTMENTS Tor ironin.
=, naS tr;,nmirg etc
p",m ,,.,'bon 90 tive Addison cou,
ms ioui'n nu' i,t,.dnoad ;rto ,own 10
Jo@'""' was '"''o'
"eeA'
James Caughlln Is manuIacturing apo
100 butter tubs per DAY ana mus rea'
sale.
The grand list of the town has been col
Melted and returned to the town clerks c
dce. IL amounts TO over $24O0, TOW
INK of 70 cents on the dollar will soon
out.
p; Doc, oe,o,e ia bigh and house lots in 90
,o meaa 1''''' - Us '
uen'nu' . .ooo,,,u cold obopt or
l.. u, ii. bapcock reeen,y V Wv HDU w n,
fourth OF an acre o' iaho " ''''' :" -'''
gan Tor STU.
Farm work does not progress very Ia
on account of the heavy rains.