The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
Vicinity Items.
CASTLETON.


Last Sunday week Rev. L. T. Hooker Of
the Congregational church and Rev. N. p.
Gilbert of the Congregational church Hub
bardton, also Rev. w. w. Foster of the
Methodist church in Castletun, and Rev.
G.. A. Barrett of the Methodist church
Pittsford, exchanged pulpits.
Two pleasant and profitable festivals
have recently taken place at the town hall,
the first under the auspices OF the ladies' of
the Methodist church, the second for the
benefit of the Eagle hose company. The
net proceeds of the former was $40, of the
latter SAT. The bill of fare consisted of
| Strawberries, ice cream, lemonade, with a
good sprinkling of other luxurles.
The Canton girls have just been visited
| by an uncle from California. lie went
| from this section Of the country to that in
| 1850, and has never returned until last
month. He is a pretty good uncle and
| when about taking final leave Of them he
presented each with a $40 gold piece. Julia
| the oldest has Just been conducted safely
through painful and critical course of
sickness by DIR. j. Sanford.
THE GLOBE did good thing presenting
| in the way and manner it did the ZANE of
| Samuel Williams, esq, of our town rs a
candidate for senator from this part of the
county. We are confident that the voters
in tb,s nrohate district will cbeerfullv ann
mort Mr. Williams az the nnnr2achinp
county convention and state election sboull
he receive the nomination for the honor
able and reenonsible position of county
senator. MIR. Williams is an honored con
of an honored father.
The main question now is care you CO.
ing to the centennial this yearI' a few
Vul p0upio "ou' T"o nen' , ,t' ~ ~.
ahu So" ~ =" '' ~ ,he forro " nanN
onuiou' va G.u 49, i" W." 80. a -" 20"
oraua Ut poy"snn" ~. .",s oouneor''I h.a
nay say e"ua Gie .;, Vn ,ho nrao, S,nridi.
J uih-n paio WI ho sa,,s thot ovarv man
woman and child on this continent
should 20 il they had to creep on theiI
hands and kneee TO oct there How is
that for centennia, enthusiasm
MI u,.., dro,,o,;o oor,,o,v amman,
.to @ ~, naxt E,;d IU and yso tppi"
a. env Wv" W Tni horo ,ney rresent 1iiy
Von W;n,,,e On tho even;ng Of the o3d
va tha Gotoroon tho 9th A. thov bov,
aoo,, rn ro,,rason,od 90 roror,od n Tl,,
GIonr. during their eight or ten nights il
Rutland, they will doubtless be greeted
with good audiences in Castleton.
Soma fOlyG in thpae pQrtG think pOlitica
life mighty uncertain kind of life as II
Illustrated at Cincinnati last week. A few Q
Mr. blaines ADMIRERS mere refuse 10 o
comiorteu on account OIL MS uelea' ior i ll
plesloency one OIL tne,h proposes t.itn ~ ~
secretary vi s.ate, uiotiie e sIgses'' nun ~
minister 10 tne court Oh 1t' JAMES aho'he
says that he Is needed where he IS as TEL
, | but tbev bia friends will all whenl int
line before the ides Of November in sup
. port of the standard bearers, Hayes an
2 | Wheeler one man was so short about
, he said he did not care straw who tn
nominees were If they were only straigh
1 republicans.
Tho question who vii, be tho centennis
covern1r of Vermont don,t saem n worr
onr neonIe of nil They have elected "
resnectah,e men IN ra1reaent then, ~ N
e state convention. who thev will 90 for fC
e.u.e nhod, %mU .noy d W. ~ .1 ,hin
=, any body cares, Judging from the appeal
ance of things among us, No person fro,
abroad nor no one here IS around, that
know OF, fixing things. b. W. b.
FAIEHAvEN.
The young men OF falrhaven are d'
Iermined 70 nave centennial celeoratiol
; nt ho VIVA. nas sd ieaNeu ou' VIC in'e' 'ne
n e'N
OF tie MetR6dlst" chuf,r 4eh1 Ia v wr
e an old fashioned celebration where the
u / VIII DO and cav tllnnq tho old