The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

not be allowed In the factory hereafter. The
cheese has given the best OF satisfaction, with
out one cent loss on quality. or from any other
cause, except being too hard nor has there
been one cent of bad debts.
WELLS.
Mrs. j. s. IIulett has been quite III Tor a |
few weeks past, but is more comfortable.
VIM. ID. Ware is deeply afflicted, and |
physicians disagree in regard to the nature |
of his disease.
Last Saturday Adolphus Haskins of Mid
deton, while trot,ng with some five others |
for the purpose of exercising their horses,
on what we call here the pond, met with a
sad accident He and Eugene Wilcox
were trotting rapidly in his wagon on the
smooth ice, when one wheel ran back over
the wear iron and held fast He could not
control the horse, and he ran into an open
place some ten or twelve feet across
throwing them into the water and instantly
killing himself. The horse was valued at
some $500. The men got cold bath, but
were otherwise uninjured.
A few days ago Barney Sincomb cut one
of his feet very severely by the teams,er
nitching his team 10 the draft. and then
suddenly starting while he was chopplng,
and he and his family being dependent
upon his labor for their support, and having
no supply in advance, their friends and
some of the benevolent people in the place
had donation party Monday evening at the
hall of o. Il. Hopson, and realized in cash
and necessary articles nearly $50.
Last Sunday evening John Cavenaugh, a
resident Of the west part of the town, lost
by fire his barn and corn house, with all
the hay and grain. The stock that was
burned in the barn consisted of eighteen
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Cavenaugh and wife were absent from
home son about seventeen years old had
seen to the stock before dark. lie was
awakened out of sleep by the FIRE, and sue
ceeded in getting out only one COW, and a
horse that was in the barn got loose and
ran out The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
Last Wednesday evening they had
donation visit at Eas. Wells for the benefit
of Rev. J. s. Mott, and realized about $50
in cash. besides some other articles.
HUBBARpToN.
Mrs. Mary Jane (Wheeler) Dikeman of
IIubbardton, wife OF MIR. Royal S. Dixie
man, died in CasIletun, the 18th inst. at
the house of her brother-in law Mr.. Kel
logg, aged ~ years. About two weeks be-
fore her death she went to visit her sisters
to be removed to her home.
Mrs ID. had been some ten wears a much
es,eemed. consistent and active member of
the CONGREGATIONAL church in Uubbardton
A neiphbor said of her. 81 do not remem-
her To have attended n ,.rayer meeting Mt
which she YEAS nrasent whom sbe did mt
take mart. Her PRAYERS and remarks
| ovinced great Familiarity with the scr,ntures
| and An undOubted trust in God" Another
remarked OF her. l visited her lew days
before her deatt ana iounu her without lear
or dls'rust. she quoted many passages
from the blDle which sustained her upon
her uYinS oeo' An intimate lrienu saiu
II never knew her 10 nave an enemy.
Daiiy her voice was heard az the family
altar. .
MRS. Ds. death VIII be ieit deeply ny the
church. Such iives are needed. Her In
huence ana example VIII remain 10 us.
She VIII be missed by TINS community.
But most OF all VIII her absence be pam
fully noted by the family. Her father-ln-
law, the Oldest resident in town, her hus-
band and the two children cannot call her
back, but following on IN the same path
she trod' they may JON her IN the blessed
mansions ABOVE
Inc funeral exercises TOOK place AZ Gas
tleton the list INST After prayer at the
mouse, the remains were porhe 10 tne CON
gregauohai church where the services were
conouc,eu oy hev' Nr. hooker ana hev'
I pnoeie, W. VI. .ooh ioi h's tent IN.
M ana o. my iathers mouse arc
many MANSIONS ON. elc. In accordance WIN
in tho Castleton oemat.rv nv the side n,
her mother. Com
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rooms on Main street and marched IN to
Library Hall where they were received BY
the Col. and the proper ceremonies gone
decorated with flags and equipments, sc
men were mustered and as fine a company
of men as their is in the state. The fol
lowing are the officers elected:
Captaln, nelson " WlicoX,
FIRST L'eutenah'' D. "a, N, Wiiiams.
oeconu L'eu'ena"'' w H. prau'oru'
Sauen3 S s.s' Wai,aoa Kond.u
Th;.d Sarneont Sor,,,aI A uoI,
|. Fnmrtb Sergeant Isaac N Marian
F;rs, CornoroI NJ Dawn.
, Second CORPORAL, Louis LaMarne.
Third Corporal, Charles Adams.
Fourth Corporal, Charles Kehoe.
Arrangements are being made to build 6
large armory for company X. on Depo
street, which will add somewhat to the ap
, pear"nce Oh 'na' street, r. NJ A.
FELcHv1LLE.
AsS r. Pierce was sawinp wood with ,
: circular saw, the saw broke throwing on,
piece about thirty feet 1t was a narrow
escape for Mr.. pierce as he was reachin,
around the saw when il broke INT was mo-
injured
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