The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-30
The 8utland Daily Glohe.
FRIDAY, JUNE so, 1876.
Vicinity Items.
MIDDLETOMN SPRINGS.

president, orators aud clergy, soldiers, Ia
dies, representing ~ states and territories,
school children, town authorities, citizens
generally at the grove music by the band;
dinner music prayer by Rev. ID. Rose
singing by the choir reading of the declar-
alton of independence prayer by Rev. o.
Myric music by the band Grafton by Col.
W. & Veazey band, poem by Rev. w
j. Palmer music by the choir ; toas,s and
music alternately Rev. w. j.. Palmer
will be president Of the day, L. p. Sea-
mons treasurer 5. i. Wbitmore marshal.
The committee of arrangements are NJ,
Paul, S. l.. Wbitimore, j. B. Louis, j.
German, &. w. Mcclure table committee
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Haynes, j. Marshal,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. German, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Leffiugwell W. Norton, f. Merrill, Mrs.
A. Y. Grey, Mrs. g. Phillips, Mrs. II.
Cliff, Mrs c. c. Gardner, Mrs. G. Gard
ner, Mrs. &. Mcclure and E. p. Harring-
ton. The ladies are requested to make
ample provision for picnic dinner An
Boarders for the summer begin to ar
rive. d. Doolittle is Fighting his prem
lses for their reception.
Mr.. L. G.. Folsom Of the Albany business
college who has been here previous seasons,
arrived the 22d inst, to enjoy short va
cation prior to trip to the centennial, at
the genial hospitality of Mrs. j. Morton.
"More anon" SEAL BRowN.
LUDLOW.
The long mooted question whether the
Catholics would have a church at this place
or not, ia in fair way Of being solved.
On Monday the och inst, ground was
broken on which it is to be erected. The
main body of the building is to he 70 by
AZ feet. The site lie good one, being On
High street, nearly opposite the Congrega-
tional church, on land purchased OF Martin
MeeaD, beng formerly the "Asshel Miller
place" We understand the work is to be
pushed forward under the well direc' ed
oversight of Father Mclaughlin, of Bran
don, who to appearance is possessed of
fist class abilities as an organizer. Under
his management, we have no question but
what the parish will greatly prosper.
A. Fl. lockwood Esq, long and favor
ably known in this C immunity on Tuesday
last started with his better half and little
daughter, for visit TO the parents of Mrs.
L., resioingin Evansville Wis Just now,
being free from business cares, having TT
Gently disposed of his interest in trade TO
his late partner. CAR proposes to stretch
his legs a while over the fertile prairie, Of
the west, so that lie may be more conf enred
when he returns. Knowing somewhat OF
his natural make mp, we ven ure the pre-
dIction that he will vary the Irish ode Of
Erin is my home" to Ludlow. and make
this place, as of right it should be, his iu
ture permanent abiding place. No one has.
perhaps more or better friends here, than
"A. IL. L."
~ nj 10 had tl.n t,,ic fAr t,,nn
to be bitten by cat a few days since, an
account of which appeared in Mondays
GLOBE, still suffers from bus ugly wound.
II would not be at all singular, if be lost
portion of his thumb. before he gets fairly
through with the job he has on his hands,
1t is 10 be hoped, however he may be saved
from such finale He has been obliged to
keep bis room ever since he received the
serious hurt from his neighbors pesky,
worthless cat
Prof. S. G. Gfin and wife, started on
Tuesday last for the ''city of brolherly.
love-" to do centennial sight seeing for the
space of few days.
MENpoN.
The people of this place propose to hold
a centennial celebration ON the 4th Of July.
The Sunday school invites the district
schools of the town and vicinity and they
are expected to attend, and the children to
be prepared with recitations etc. The Ia
dies are TO prepare centennial dinner in
the antiquarian etyle. Arrangements have
not yet been made public, speakers from
abroad will be present. Ample accommo-
datons will be made in the beautiful grove
of Mr.. Rlpley's, and with favorable wealth
err we promise grand time for celebration
and general visiting. A cordial invitation
is extended to ali friends of the Sunday
school.
GRAFTON.
Arrangements have been made to cele-
brate the coming Fourth in manner which
will do credit TO our citizens. The officers
of the day and the several committees have
been appointed. Hon Charles Barrett and
l.. S. Walker are the appointed orators of
the day. A company Of horribles will par
ade in the morning after which military
company under the command of Capt. a.
H. Burgess will do du Y. y display Of
fireworks may be expected in the evening
Hon. Charles Barrett left for the centen-
nisl last week.
The ordination of the Rev. Mr.. Leavitt
pastor of the Baptist church on Tuesday
OF this week.
AT the caucus held on Saturday evening
last Francis Phelps, j. l., ButteIiied, SD
ney Holmes and +. &. 1enney were elect
ed delegates to attend the county conven-
ton at Fayetteville on Friday of this week.
j.. r Blood was elected town committee.
Every Republican seems to be for Hayes
and Wheeler. /. II. T.
TINMoUTH.
The people OF Tinmouth are 10 have a
fourth of July celebration. The exercises
are 10 be held in a grove beloDgi 9 20 Mr.,
Gilbert situated about three fo, ri Of
mile south of the church. 1t Will onsist
of singing, reading of the declsra ion OF
Independence and speaking alter which
a picnic dinner will be served. The pro-
cesslon will form at the centre, and march
to the grove leaving the centre at precisely
10 O'clock a. m. Mr.. n. p. Simons OF
Rutland is to be the chief speaker on the
ccasiUn.
The potato bugs hsvs been seen in diff
ferent parts of The TOW for S, veral weeks,
but are not dong much damage AS yet.
A c, 1t helouein to NJ. John A dsce was
killed by tie ligh hi 6 last Sunday alter
noon. j. W.
SIOChbhlDbh.
Mr.. and Mr.. Emons Knowlton Of this
town on the 18Th inst, started with their
team for Gaysvlle, to the sunday evening
meeting, whilst going down steep hi
the harness broke and the horses commeDc-
ed kicking and runni' g furiously down the
hill, throwing Mr.. X. from the wagon,
without serious injury. Mrs. X. kept IN
the wagon till they came to a curve in the
road xyhap tho Va nnsaf and she
thrown out with great force, breaking her
left limb, above her knee. Drs. Il. f and
IL. Sparhawk were called to her aid, and
with great Efforts finally succeeded in set
ting her badly broken limb. She is still
suffering very much.
HAMPTON, N. Y.
The wrath OF bugs, the aireful spring,
or all our Hampton oes, oh goddess sing
l.