The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-06

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Farmers Protection Grange, No lS4, OF
Patrons OF Husbandry, met in annual
,ileetlng on January l. loso' aof lhe instai-
li'ioii vi INC nc" ooaiu Vi ohlcers ior the
year ei'Su'nR' w.
Elias o'reeter' Master
Marllh NJ lafo!e''''''' 'OVerse"r
John TrVsC''.''''' .''.'''lecturer
fm i,s'' Tori ..;s,o ,,,'S, ,e
Otis n Will, ,rnaSa',,.a-
Albert Clark Secretary
James A. Lawtell. Gate Keeper
Ellen Observation-Disclosures. ........... Gees
Calstee street tr...................-..P Pomona
Eliza d. Earle. immune. .....F)ra
Abbie Il. Hart. ..Stewardess
John Priest. .......... Business Agent
Geo. s. Wllard....... ....... Financial Agent
After III. installations were competed
and the meeting closed in due form. the
brothers and sisters of the order tarried and
partook of II good supper that was brought
in by the ladies' of the order, and every
thing passed off pleasantly with hearty
laughter occasionally created by the Jokes
that were sent through the circle during
the hour A.C.
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:, Y9ua's sun 1i ouHn opalhs was severly
,J.':i, '"S' wv" "i'i'' 0''''''s no"i "idi-
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ton with the Baptist society ard removed
to Washington, d. G.
ITO ornrol colo of s,ins tool n,aoe at
thn Coo,,raootional chnrch on Mdndov of
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day evaninT The comnarv was comno.nd
Of citizens If UvdeviIlc I,ostleton Fair.
haven and Uamnton and was a most on.
iovable afrair MIR and Mrs HYDE are Inv
nntnrc hosts stimulated nv their love for
81 Mary's cburcb and its esteemed rector
thew added "a what had before seemed ner.
feet Their hospitality after the company
had spent the evening in sociabiity and
various ways of enjoyment the doors of
the spacious dining room were thrown
open, and here Mr.. Hyde sustained the
well earned reputation of the Hyde family
as caterers for the palates of the human
race, The result of the evenings enter
tainment was a sociable, pleasant time
where all enjoyed themselves and $75 for
St. Mary's church. j. H.. r..
urpp.pnroS
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orrrol neo,ing January A ,yhen tho fol
lowing officers were elected Hon. Chaun-
cey S. Rumsey. moderator Henry G.
Rumsey, clerk and treasurer Chester
Roach. auditor.
E;obtv.fivo nor cant of the cororeoot;op
q. tGo Tornranot;orol church atIopd Tho
S,bhath snhno,
ria MOUTH
The town met on Dec. goth, for the sec
ond time, 10 decide about bonding the town
in the interest of the narrow gauge railroad
from Sheburne Falls, Mass. The vote was
against it, az before, with an increased ma
jority. Considerable feeling was developed
on both sides, and the meeting was un-
usually large.
On New Years morning James Brown,
of Plymouth Five Corners, presented to a
neirhbor. with The greeting of The season.
three beautiful papsies in full bloom. lust
picked from his omen garden. The kindly
snow had covered and cherished them
through the cold of earlier winter. and this
warm sprlng-like weather had cheated
them into an early blossoming. January
list seldom brings us such offerings this
side the Green mountains.
VERMoNrER.
wpsr HAVEN
houceu III your columns last week an
eAnoI,alion loi hutlahu county 10 DC up
WIN .ne rest ~ tne county ia linelng IA
the cehteiihiai year auu just want 10 telI
your readers tnat west haven, away OH
mere Ill one CORNER, was not silent. lhough
we ooulu poaet no ueIls OF cannon, we
halleu 'he ADVENT Oh the view rear aiter
the most approved iashioh by literary
ehterlainIneh' ~ our chuIch On tne even
ing OF DEC. OIL. MISS FANNIE ManVliie
openeu .nc oHeioisus ny iectaNoii rom
the psalms, gwen WIN such eiear, distinct
utterahces AS 10 seem W give character 10
Ine eIlfe eAei az VI une evehng. ne