The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-28

Geo. B. Adams and wife, of Marriage,
ILL.,, are visiting in Ludlow.
E. G.. Pettigrew of Ludlow is mending
his ways-the highways Of Ludlow.
About forty Indians are engaged in log
rolling in the woods at White River juno
ton.
The teachers institute for Windsor coun-
ty will be held at Ludlow September 90
and 30.
S. ]. Anterior Of Ludlow sold his horse
Farmer Boy" to James Hastings Of
Brandon.
On Thursday. at Ludlow. the mercury
was 90 in the shade. and 1873 in the Sun.
So says the Gazette.
Jones Grimes of Springfield he'd q sun.
stroke, last Friday, remaining insersihle
some four or five hours.
hon. VIM. II. Walker and family, aud
George Poland of Ludlow. returned from
the centennial last week.
The Farmers aud Mechanics union OF
Ludlow will hold their fair Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept 10 and 90.
The fall term of the Green Mountain
Perkins institute begins Thursday August
"a, L. II. Aldrlch, principal.
A Vermont Central bark car, loaded with
barrel heads, took fire and was consumed
at Charleston, n. H., Saturday.
A game of base ball, at Bethel, on Sat
urday, between the Bethel and Gaysville
clubs, resulted Bethel 50, Gaysvlle 10.
Mrs. Alonzo Smell, with two children,
from California, are spending the summer
with her father, Maj. s. j. Thompson at
| Proctorsvills.
b. W. Chase and family OF Detroit,
Mich, have been visiting at the residence
of Hon. g. Il. Chapman Of Proctorsyille
for the last few weeks.
The National White River bank at Beth
Ell, with capital Of 1925, 600, has a Sur
plus fund of $40 900 undivided profits,
81, SAT 40 individual deposits, Sl3, G20.77.
Mr.. Isaac Pollard of Nebraska, who is
visiting at Ludlow, has 100 acres Of wheat
ready for harvest. He has also 40 head
Of cattle and over 200 hogs. A thrifty
| farmer that.
Mr.. u. G. Bowen Of Bethel has hen
who has produced seven eggs 10 a week
The seven weighed pounds, the smaller
weighing two ounces each, and the larger
ones b ounces each.
The barn Of S. Sprout of Norwich was
set on fire by bis Is year old son and en-
tlrely consumed with its contents, Sunday
night loss S1700. The boy was arrested
and committed for trial
Some unknown party, last week, tore uE
the water pipes which convey water from
I Governor Fletchers land, on twenty-milt
stream, to the residence OF G. F. Barrett
in Proctorgville. 4 liberal reward is of
fered.
The correspondent of the Woodstock
Standard says Gen. Geo. +. Davis, thu
quartermaster-g general of the army of Yer
mont during the war, sells the best eide
vinegar and AldeTney butter Of any man il
that section.
The Woodstock national bank with
capital Of $500, 900, has a surplus fund o
S3l, 400 undivided profits, $j5lSl. Div
idends unpaid, 5l2 ,G29.29 Individual de
posils, $50 1861 demand certifc ties o
deposit, $G3 lSj.
The wooden mills Of j. G. Parker & Co.
al Quechee, will resume operations in
short time, after vacation Of few weeks
! During the panic these mills have run Oh
full time snd the TGges Of the operatives
, have not been reduced.
Mr.. Henry Adams Of ludlow, has pre-
scented the editor Of the Black River g ?
t sette with currants which measure inthe
in circumference. Also cacumbcts t il
ches long and inches in circumference
Happy fellow, thst Editor Racket Lo1l
out for gripes.
a high toned young man ieoenuF Ca.iet
, upon the Good renplars Of Sharcn, an
by his fluent Discourse icg.atiAtei linscl
r into their favor. He borrowed a portion 0
their funds to &c. 20 his Headquarters :.
Philadelphia. The 10 ye fail to leit ai,he
of man OF money.
, Hubbard Hathaway .. English mil i
. Woodstock, committed suicide Saturday
, morning by hanging himself in nc :,
shed, where he was found by his wife ljt
, was about 80 wears old, and C. a m3l1n.
choly d.aposi,iol, though OF goCu AaC.,5
and had some prope' y. We 'car'' T'f'
, and one daughter.