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

MIDDIEBuRY.
The Addison county agricultural society
met on Wednesday, January 10. Hon.
John NJ. Dyer of Salisbury, the indefatig-
able president, was reelected DSrastus
W. Nash of New Haven and f. 5. Wright
of Weybridge, were chosen vice presidents;
Thurman Bailey of Bridport, secretary
John A. Child of Weybridge. assistant
secretary Calvin Hill of Middebury,
treasurer and G.. A. Cutting, Shoreham,
NJ. b. Williamson, Cornwall, Ii. w. Ham
mond, Middlebury. S. b. NJ. Cowles, New
Haven, and +. d. Barton, Waltham, drec-
tors. The Iast years board of town mana
gers were re.appointed. The annual fair
will be held at Middlebury commencing on
Sept. 8, 1876.
Edwin r. Clay and William Slade, have
each established themselves in their new
and elegant stores, erected upon the ruins
of the burnt district, and look happy at the
many compliments they receive from the
ladies who vi 1t them ia search of new
bonnets.
f. E. Smith, who has been clerk in the
postoiflce under Col. Tracy for several
wears, is about to retire and engage in
other business The public will miss Mr..
Smith with much regret, as he has proved
to be capable, obliging and popular Off
cia.
The Addison county oranges convene at
the court house, Saturday, Jan. 20, and
will be addressed by Col. A. b. Smedley OF
Iowa, lecturer of the National grange.
S. NJ. Stowe has opened a meat market
in McLeod's new block where he will SUP.
ply rations which will be the best that Tx
average granger can produce.
Thad. NJ. Chapman has two beautiful
grew hounds which he thinks will run fas
enough to catch anything, unless it is the
small pox. He will soon make another at
tempt to secure the rabbit that missed hii
aim last summer.
The musical loving people in Middleburl
and surrounding towns turned out in force
to atterd the opera at school house hall OF
Tuesday evening last. After its close The
younger portion ''tripped the light fantastic
toe at the Addison house.
NORTH SHREWSBURY.
d. &. Colburn OF North Shrewsbury mel
with severe accident while skating few
evenings since.
Julius Lord of Mt. Holly shot foa
from his chamber window, % few days since
breaking some glass for the tempting mark
On the evening of Jan. Sth the Shrews
bury grange, No. 1877, met at Ira Russell
hall for the purpose of installing the Off
GERS. The installation was public, ther,
being about $50 present The ceremonie
were conducted by j. d. s. Packer, maste
of Empire grange. After the installation
Mr. A. F. Hubbard of Tyson grange CAV
a very interesting lecture.
The North Shrewsbury cheese factory
have received all their money for chees'
and settled up, the patrons having received
Sill Tor each 100 pounds OF milk deliver
ed. The cheese was manufactured b,
Willie Aldrch. Who of late has taken unit,
him better half and talks of going t,
Nevada Aldrich and Lord have sold the
interest in the factory to ii. G. johnson
who has secured Mr.. Ostrander of New
York, to make the cheese the coming sea
son. Mr.. Ostrander is not strange
among US, he having made the cheese her
IN the summer of 1873 "a. W.
MEoHANIosvILLE.
There will be donation for Rev S.
White at town hall. Mechauicsville, OF
Thursday Fet. 3, 1876. A cordial invita-
,ation is extended to all. Oyster suppc
and other refreshments will be served W
on the occasion.
The store at Tarblevlle las been close
since the first of January We are not al
vlsed when it will again be opened.
&. w. Parmenter of Tufts college, is a
home on short vacation.
j. W. Eddy has been slightly improvin.
in his sickness for the last few days.
II. L. Chase starts next week on bust
ness tour for Boston, New York and othe
cities east and south.
M. Tarble is filling a contract of ninetee
hundred dozen rakes. to be shipped to Eu
rope the first of February
Slight fall of snow, and if cold enougl
we may expect run of sleighing for a few
days.
A lyceum was organized in our yillag
Monday evening, Jan 2i First regula
meeting Saturday evening, Jan. 80. Cues
ton, "That tina town has fifty thousan
dollars, and that it would be greater pub
lie good to apply the proceeds of it to a
art gallery than to appropriate it for tn
support of the intigent poor" Disput
ants Affirmative, q. w. Parmenter, Joh
Lawson negative, 5. F, Dean, d. u
Priest.
The ice on the POND is furnishing goo
opportunity for all who are inclined 70 rid
and give exercise to teams. We notice gu
people are out daily with one and tw
horse teams enjoying it while it lasts.
The cheese factory at Tarbleylle has sci
tied up its last years business in full, an
the patrons received ten cents and hal
per pound net for all milk carried to il,
result comparing more than iavorably witt
other factories in our vicinity.
The following is the report Of NJ. Tar
bell:
10 The Patrons Of Tarbeiipiie Cheese Factory
In regard 10 the cheese matter, VIII say, IT /
new business TO us ali. |, for one have ha
considerable interest Ia the matter ana hay
done the best could 10 make success OF IN
enterprise, and In order to help make IL so,
make no charge Tor drawing the cheese 10 tn
depot, ana time and money spent IN maxim
sales ana collections. and looking after its gel
eral interests all told. it would make quite
bill, and | feel assured the patrons viii apprt
ciate the same. have nothing 10 regret bu
what have done my duty as salesman, faith
fully. 1t has been very hard season TO handl
cheese, even by experienced men. and from oil
factories still more so, by new factory, with
cut reputation or exp 'rlence. | md hay
returned as favorable dividend as many oil
fuctOriea and should still better II quite