The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-19
PRICE TREE CENTS.

IL can Dul De well 10 learn all we NAV OF
the structure and best means Of preserving
our bodies these curious houses, which for
the present, at least, wo are all quite will
ing to dwell in STAR
BBAUTIrrIse PITTsFoRD SCHOOL Yam.
AS everything is centennial this year the
scholars Of our pleasant school lin district
No. p bethought themselves, (our teacher
Miss Florence $. Wheeler Suggesting IN
that il would be vastly fine 10 clean, bean.
tify, and adoIn the grounds belonging to
us as play yard. Numerous plants have
been contributed which We have placed in
our school room adding much to It's CHEEKY
and sunshiny aspect.
One fine morning last week the children
presented themselves, armed with hoes.
rakes etc. Very soon the work of cleaning
commenced and diligently did we apply
ourselves, morning, noon, and recess sue
cessively until not a veslige of refuse re-
manned upon the fair level plat which will
soon be covered with a carpet of lovely
green, the production of the tiny seed
sown by an interested parent after having
prepared and fertilzed the earth.-"Trulv
the hand of tho dligent makeih rich" for
our good fathers passing by noticed what
we were doirg and were pleased with our
work, and with a view OF aiding and en-
couiaging decided to help US.
Accordingly last Saturday morning our
kind friends met and in the course of the
day. laid out and formed lovely park in
front Of the house and planted upon it as
centennial memorial beautiful maple trees,
and on the following Monday II prdes of
the forest were added to the number, max
ing in all 60 trees. With thanks to our
parents and friends we can justly boast of
one of the incest schoo-rooms and sur
roundlngs in town. PUrIL.
MEcHANIcsvILLE.
Wallace Dana has bought the Ralph JAG
uth farm and has moved on to the same
last week.
The cheese factory at Tarblevile is to
commence operating again Tuesday the
2Rd inst.
Horatio Goodel has commenced work
on his new barn, and is also building new
carriage house. MIR, Goodell is fixing up a
fine set of buildings on bis farm.
Isaac Dickerman is to build new barn
this spring; is also painting on the inside of
his new house.
Martha Andrews is painting her house on
the outside.
There are rumors of trip to the CEN
tennial and the west of certain prominent
citizens of our vile.
Politics are running rather low but there
Is a general intention to vote for the best
man OF the nominees of the parties.
MIDDLETowN SPRINGS.
The weather the past week. has been
cloudy, rainy, and almost devoid of sun
shine, but very conducive to the growth of
grass. The fields present grand appear
ance, looking green, and thrifty.
Flowing, planting, house cleaning, and
general repairing, are demanding much at
tention at present
The roads are in much better condition
now.
Mrs. Norton contemplates going to New
York for a new stock of millinery goods
soon.
Mr.. Cliff and family some time residents
of this place, meved to Poultney last week
request M, with Rev. Mr. Myricks
been manifested by the younger portion,
and citizens, in setting out and arranging
centennial trees on the common, ana con-
verting it into an ornamental and useful
park, by the addition of walks, and an ap-
propriate fence, which will impart much TO
the attractiveness Of this romantic little val
ley.
We understand Mr.. D. Doolittle i, max
ing preparations to open the Montvert this
season.
Materials and machinery for the new
cheese factory arrived on Tuesday.
The new cheese factory having reached
completion, was dedicated by a social hop
on Tuesday evening tor the benefit of tho
band, which we are indebted to for some
very choice music that relieved the mono
tony Of quiet evening.
A good assembly met in the vestry of the
Congregational church Monday evening, to
make arrangements for Decoration day. A
committee were appointed. The meeting
adjourned to meet Monday evening 22d
inst. SEAL BROWN.
MOUNT HOLLY.
The Mount Holly cheese factory will be-
gin making cheese for the present season
on Monday next. Henry Lord will make
the cheese as heretofore, for two thir:eentha
of the price received. He expects fewer
cows than formerly in consequence OF so
many farmers buying the Jewett pans or
similar ones.
Centennial trees, mostly our own beauu-
full naples are being set quite extensively.
II is well it is understood that they are OF
lust as much value and just as likely TO
grow whether set stree day" or any other
day. Darius Horton, William Lord, w.
d. Holden, and G. +. Aldrich, are only
few who have in this way observed cepten-
NAL and blessed posterity.
We don't hesitate to say that Hammond
Clark is cineritious man. Trade has
seemed to be quite brisk with him for
month past and he handles his specially
, by the car load. He should be free from
rheumatism and fatty degeneration OF any
, viscus, at least. The only danger is that
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NEW HAVEN
Travelling is improving.
The weather, for the past few days, has
been all that could be desired and farmers
are rushing business accordingly.
Grass is looking exceptionally we'll in
this region.
f. A. Derby has gone west
Mr.. Hilton and family have arrived.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Alfred
Thompson Is i'll.
Mr.. w. Z. Sampson, OF Saratoga springs,
is visiting friends in New Haven by adj
vice Of his physicians.
The Central New Haven cheese factory
company start their factory Monday the
22d inst. The factory as formerly, will be
in charge of Mr.. Hilton who has had n
long experience aud is one of the best
cheese makers to be found.
The church has been clesred out and
work will be commenced as soon as posi-
! ble
Services next Sunday at the "Alills'
church. JACK,
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TOMATO PLANTS-Five choice kinds,
l. Cabbage plants, early and late, flVo OF
, | best kinds Caulinower, two kinds; Peppers
| two kinds; Celery, Boston Market ana San
dillingham; 500 XeTbenas. so cents per dozen;