The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-19

| vi blbnNhy ntAl. lituEy lIpIu Will uldht
the cheese as heretofore, for two thirteenths
of the price received. He expects fewer
| cows than formerly in consequence Of so
many farmers buying the Jewe.t pans or
similar ones.
| Centennial trees, mostly our own beauti-
full naples. are being set quite extensively.
1t is well IL is understood that they are Of
just as much value and just as likely 10
grow whether set 'tree day" or any other
day. Darius Horton, William Lord, w.
d. Holden, and G.. f. Aldrich, are only a
few who have In this way observed centen-
nial and blessed pos,erlty.
We don't hesitate to say that Hammond
Clark is a oineritious man. Trade has
seemed to be quite brick 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
his liver will be converted into soap.
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 well in
this region.
E. A. Derby has gone west.
Mr.. Hilton and family have arrived.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Alfred
Thompson is i'll.
Mr.. W. E. Sampson, of Saratoga springs,
is visiting friends in New Haven by ad-
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 a
long experience and 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-
be
Services next Sunday at the "Mills"
church. JACK.
FAIRHAvEN.
Blue appears to be the f4vorite color here
this spring. Some have become so attach
ed to 1t, they get on two shades; result
the blues.
We are receiving quite number of visits
from tramps. Two of them applied for
| job not long since in an ealing house.
Business is not very pressing just now.
| Any one anxious for the services OF Few
stone cutters for short time might obtain
them by applying to the proper place.
There has been a great deal of moving
or exchanging residences this spring, and
several removals out of town without bid
ding their friends goodbye or advising them
of intention to leave. Many have left their
cards upon their friends legers as remind
ers of the acquaintance.
The Benson stage makes good time now, ,
which is an indication that the bottom has
returned to the road. One horse on the
Benson stage has, during the past seven
years, Travelled 43, 500 miles and is still
good horse.
Mr.. Dewitt Leonard formerly Of this
place now of Brattleboro, has been max
ing us visit; He reports business good
at Brattlebor9; says they still use green.
backs for money, white backs not in use In
that town,-oue recommendation for Jacob
Esty Tor Governor. No man that IL dis.
honest to his employers is fit for Office.
Mr.. A. r. Vail has just returned from
an extended trip south and west with his
pockets full of orders.
The blasting is done and the ground reads
TO receive the foundation for the new slate
mill Of II. Hanger, which will prepare stock
for his marbleizing mill in Hamilton, Can.
ada West. 1t is but a few years since Mr.
Hanger worked at West Castleton for 8 80
per day now he is the leading man in the
marbleizing business in this country and has
acquired considerable property. He al
ways paid his employees and detrauded no
man. His record is that of an honorable
man. He says some people call him an
Hinglishman," but he is Yankee.
The grind of the hand organ has not ad-
monished us Of the approach of spring, but
some open air concerts by the Fsirhaven
cornet band have admonished us that sp,ing
was near at hand-and given US some fore
taste Of what was in store for the residents
of this town this summer. In this connec-
ton | would suggest the propriety of our
citizens giving The band some substantial
benefits. They have earned il in the past,
and give promise OF better music for us in
the future.
There is fair prospect of first class
hotel being built upon the borders ef Lake
Bomoseen, with a steam boat and flat bot
toned boat capable of holding two hun
dred for parties and excursions. This is to
be towed by the steam boat. The whole is
to be owned by capitahts who have the
energy TO get up one Of the best summer
resorts in Vermont. The steam boat will
be built and owned by a practical steam
boat man. Want of adaptation of the
steam boat to the waters of the lake was
the cause of the failure of the project twice
started by A. W. Hyde. Everything con-
nected with the hotel will be strictly frs,
class. Practical hotel men are connected
with the thing. The architect is at work
upon the plan; few days will decide the
matter.
About IL p. IN. Friday the ringing Of
bells with the solemn wall of fire FIRE
fire ! ! aroused those of our citizens who
were in the arms Of Morpheus, TO the more
active business of life TO assist Chauncey
Benson to put out the fire that was con-
suming his house situated on Benson av-
enue near Washington street. They quick
ly responded TO the cry, and in a brief
space of time the engine had their hose
strung to wells in the vicinity, and although
Mr.. Benson's residence is now ashes and
brands, the other houses on the avenue
were saved. L. b. Clogston Captain of the
engine Co., is deserving of credit tor his
energy and daring.
We have had, within the past week,
some deaths among our oldest citizens. On
Saturday Mrs. Wood, mother of Samuel
Wood, died, aged 50. She was the oldest
person in town.
On Tuesday, David Orms, life resident
of this town, died aged 10 years.
On Monday, Joseph Adams appeared
upon the street, walking, apparently as
full of ambition as he has exhibited,
through long and vigorous life. His ap-
pearance was hailed with Joy by his many
friends.
Many people in Fairhaven are expecting
lasting good will be done to the town by
the formation of the "Stewart Slate Man
tie company" under the general statute of
the state, with capital of twenty thousand
dollars. They have commenced the right
way, and publish with their notice of cor
poration the certificate of the secretary of
state, that they have done what they say
they have. Mr.. T. B Stewart Of New
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