The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27
Vicinity Items.
CASTLETON.

last SabDlth ana congregational singing
and a new hymn and tune book entitled
''Songs of the Sanctuary" were introduced
for future use. Responsive reading of
scripture was also introduced at the same
time. The Plymouth collection has been
in constant use by this congregation since
the beginning Of the pastorato of Rev.
willard Child, ID. D., 10 1854.
Miss Hattie NJ. Judkins, one of Castle
tons best girls, aud Mr.. Resseguie of Cali
fornia were united in marriage at the resi-
dencc of her father, last Monday morning
at 8 O'clock. At 10l o'clock they embarked
on the cars for California by the way of
the centennial exhibition, where they in
tend to spend time to sec part il not all
of the wonders of the world, and then 90
on their winding way rejoicing, to the
golden state, their intended home for a sea-
son at least
Monday afternoon, at o'clock, the
death of Rosie Jones occurred at the house
of her father, Mr.. Leander Jones, at the
Corners, from that fatal and fearful dis
ease, consumption, from which she had
been suffering since last Christmas. She
was eighteen years Of age and an only
daughter Her funeral, Wednesday, was
largely attended, especially by young peo-
pie, with whom she was beloved favor
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odst church, aud Rector w. G. Dayen
port OF the Episcopal church officiatcd.
Stephen Bardwell took leave of home
end friends last Thursday for Oregon. He
sailed from New York Friday, by way Of
Panama. He goes in part for the benefit
OF his health. All hope that he will re-
cover that and soon be able to engage 10
business there, for every one that knows
stephen wishes him well, let him go where
he will.
Thursday the second wife of Mr.. DYER
Bibitt died, after distressing illness of
only one week. They were married about
eight mDDtha since. She was many years
"A constant, faithful active member OF the
Methodist church, and was highly esteem
cd hy all Of her ecquaintences here ahd
those at her former place of residence
Murral's dramatic company entertained
HpJrocilliVe audiences here two evenings
last week by the presentation of "Trip
Van Winkle' and the 'Octor0on," 10th of
which were nuely rendered by the entire
cast Of characters. Castleton can speak a
good word for them as well as Rutland
aud Farhaven. They were quartered at
the Bomoseen house during their three
days soiourn in Casileton.
Rev. W. w. Foster, ST., spent four days
of last week with his son Rev. w. w. Eos
ter, IT., and he seemed to enjoy oar itch
and varied scenery and pleasant drives ex.
ceedingly well, as do all strangers from
city or county when they visit our cosy,
leaty village aud surroundings at this sea
son of the year.
The anniversary exercises of the semin-
airy and normal school will not be as elab
crate as they were last year under the ad.
ministratlon OF principal E. j. Hyde, still
, they will present some attractions besides
= those OF examinations and graduations, the
chief of which will embrace the annual an.
niversary address Of President Hubert OF
Niddl9bury college, and the inaugural ad
dress by the newly appointed principal
Walter e. Howard, A NJ, a graduate OF
=; Middlebury from the class OF 1870. The
: Fairhaven cornet band will discourse the
music during the public exercises of the
Season. B.w.B.
BRANDON.
Lewis Winley, the youngest son of Wig
I gin Whitley, OF Forcstdale, was fatally in
, jured this forenoon, at the box factory, b,
being caught on a revolving shaft.
s A daughter of Stephen Sims died las
: night of scarlet fever
Brandon has new band stand, an(
. Capt. Il. 5. Cook was the man who put i
: through.
GRAFTON.
Measures are being taken to celebrate
the coming Fourth of July, in regular old
!, fashioned style, with the usual amount O
drums, guns and noise. j. II. =.
HUBBARDToN.
Deacon Charles Flagg lost valuable
e COW; found her dead in The pasture; caus
. not known.
!, Last week William Bansre lost a suck
" ing colt
' G. II. Perkins recently killed cotswoc
, sheep that dressed one hundred pounds.
/ This town can boast of one bushes
% man, tin pedder and horse jockey.
J. NJ. J. Webster has taken rooms In tn
n residence OF +. g. Skeels until he gets hi
~. new house flushed
!. A Hayes and Wheeler flag will be hun
B." between Skeels hall and NJ. A. Hunter
: store.
IS Mr. Chester Roach is building carriag
house.
A picnic party passed through town fror
/. Sudbury hill, en- route for the boat hous
ID on Friday.
: Dr.. Carpenter and Rev James Perk ins
-. Of Fairhaveu, spent one day in town, trou
y tishing. They caught about 200, fe'
days ago.
&c Hyman Luther has bought the mill prt
perty of b. f. Adday, price 81 500.
,e N uhan Chandler bought house and IL
J.. Of LYMAN Luther for $500. X.
m DANNY.
IL Sum1er Baker, son of n. l.. Baker, esq
a died on Wednesday last, after lingerin
D. liDess of many weeks, at the age of /!
dc was & young msn of good habits, an
ie greatly respected by all who knew hin
n he was the youngest child of MIR. Bake
le and had suffered from heart disease for
Il long time which had baill d all medc
q skill to cure, and he continued to suff,
III anil relieved by death The funeral WI
10 attended at the residence of Mr.. Baker, @
re Friday, by large number IF relatives an
III neighbors. An appropriate and nterestin
10 DISCOURSE was delivered by Mr.. Willia
10 DOugan.
> AT The republican caucus held at Bond
81 hall on Saturday evening, p. T. Grifiii
~ was elected chairman and j. G. William
W secretary. Tue folio ing delegates wei
i, elected to attend the state convention
IA Montpelier ]. Q. Grifli h, A. s. Bake
40 rhe following were elected substitutes
a. a. Frank Bromley, L. A. Bancroft. TIL
a. delegates are in favor of the renominato
"a OF Gov. Peck. They were not in favor :,
~ either of the candidates from Windhal
IL county, 'solid for Estey !"
e. Bond is out with some nicely printe
al programmes for his annual 4th of July ba
D. and Judging the future by the past larl
re crowd is expected to be present Havin
n. one of the largest halls in the state, an
e music from J G. Wells band, he cann
oil but attract large number. Low.
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