The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
Vicinity Items.
FAIRHAVEN,

Mr.. George N. Fuller has associated
with him, young man, in the practice of
law, who, for the present, will do most of
the pleading for the firm, which will ne
cessitate more practice upon the part of Mr..
Fuller. Those that have heard him, say
he is loud, yet earnest pleader, and usu-
ally continues pleading until he gets his
case. The addition TO the firm in averdu-
pois, is some ten pounds The style of the
firm, for the present, will be George M.
Fuller Il Son.
Mr.. Marcellus Maynard has new tenant
in one of his houses, in the person of a
little girl, who will call c. w. tenant papa
when she gets old enough; 81 pounds troy
weight.
Thomas Greer has of late being doing
rather lucrative business in slate mill,
and now has girl weighing II! pounds.
These accessions to our population will
give Peck a good trade in three-whceled
wagons that go ahead, if not behind, the
horse.
learned to-day that there was an old
gentleman in Benson "a years old, who
was a soldier in the war Of 1872, and was
in Rutland when there was but one hotel in
the town, and that was in West Rutland
view him, lie will doubtless gain Information
that has never been written. The opportu-
nifty of learning from him must soon be
gone.
The Knights house has just received its
annual coating of paint, paper and white
wash, and looks as slick as new hat. The
splendid table, ob,iging landlord, and the
ever attentive "Joc," make the knights
house as near q home for the travelling pub
lie as it is possible for aThotel to be.
II a man must be ostracised because he
does what he considers conscentiously 10 be
right if admiring the genius honesty and
sterling worth of Horace Greeley units a
man for Office there are three-fourths of
| the freemen of Vermont, with the Hon. b.
| ID. Harris, disfranchsed from holding Of
| fee. If being true to your OATH and de-
string the best good of the whole commu-
nifty its man for office, Mr.. Harris pos
sessing these attributes, make him eminent
ly fit for the Office of governor. Remem-
bering him in tho pahny days of Schuyler
Colfax vs.. Arson Buringame, as an earn
est advocate for the rights Of the human
race, l can but consider II the dirtiest
work man has been engaged in for years
to attempt to cast opprobrlum upon Mr..
Harris because he has been an honest man.
If, being deacon for Baptist church
working for "us four and no more fits a
man for governor, then Is Deacon Estey
eminently fit for that Office. 3.
| EAST wALLINGFoRD.
The Baptist church of East Wallngtord
has been supplied by Brother II. c. Rob-
bins, a licensed preacher, for the past year,
whose labors have been much appreciated,
| md nna ubn haa N.
the church and people, and one who has
ever stood ready to lend helping hand
wherever he saw be could aid any one on
in the path of duty, and the church has
been awakened from its drowsy slumbers.
Additions have been made of II members,
larger number than ever was known to
| JOIN this church since its organization. His
labors closed here the first of May.
The Baptist church have engaged, or.
dained and settled Rev. Mr.. Chick OF
Brattleboro, as pastor. The ordination
services were held in the church, Thurs
day, May A, at ~ o'clock. In the evening