The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
Vicinity Items.

Agreeable to call of the town committee
there was a gathering of working republi-
cans at the town hall, last evening WED
nesday) to organize Hayes and Wheeler
club. All were enthusiastic and a large
number signed the roll of the club. The
liberal element of the town are almost to a
man for Hayes and Wheeler. The organ
izaton was completed and the following
list of officers elected President, Il. w.
Stafford vice-presidents, Luther Mcseley,
A. p. Eaton, Seymour Hards secretary,D.
w. Gilmore; treasurer, j.. 4. White ex-
ecutive committee, B. w. Stafford, J. II.
Judson, q. c. Kendall, L. w. Manley,
Zadock Hard, A. l.. McAnley. The club
adjourned to meet Saturday evening, Aug.
18th, when the campaign will open by an
address from the Hon. j. X. Batchelder
and others.
NEW HAVEN
At the regular monthly meeting of Miz
pah lodge, No. l76, |. o. of G.. t., held
| Wednesday evening, Aug. 2, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing
quarter w. G. T., N. ii. Human; W.
V. T., Ella A. Abbott W. S, II. G.
Hathorn w. F. S., Lucia A. Hathorn !;
w. T., d. A. Rolean; w. Chaplain, Mrs.
z. II. Barton w. NJ, Charles Russell ;
guard, Ella G.. Human; sentinel, Charles
F. Squier w. A. S., E. A. Leavenworth /;
w. d. NJ, Susie S. Adams w. r. II. s.,
Julia L. Abbott; w. L. II. S., Sadie
Cotter. The lodge is steadily gaining in
numbers and is now in better working or
der than ever before.
Prof. S. H Perrigo returned from Phila-
delphia Wednesday. He is very much
pleased with the exhibition.
Several of our towns people leave for the
centennial soon.
E. S. Leavenworth and others went TO
Lake Dunmore Thursday, for short plea
sure trip.
Mr.. Abel Bristol and family, from Wis
consiD, are in town; they are stopping
with Mr.. Alfred Thompson.
The Spring Grove camp ground is being
| ropaiIed and fAru up, preparatory to
camp meeting. We have two camp meet
ings on the ground this year; temperance
camp meeting, Aug. Is, 16, and II. NJ.
E. camp meeting Aug. 23 to 31st.
HAMPTON.
In last weeks GLOBE the words "the
foreclosure was served" in the item in re-
lation to the Ranncv and Warren difficulty
should read can injunction was served IL
prevent the harvesting of the crops"
Oliver Hopkins, foreman for r. T. Ray
lately moved on Mr.. Rays meadow,
swaths three-fourths of mile in length.
Mr.. John O. Donald harvested upon
eight acres 26 loads OF oats, which all will
say is good crop.
A handsome Hayes and Wheeler flag has
been hung out by Armstrong & Jackman,
! Poultney. The reason why we do moi
hang ont similar flags in Hampton is be-
cause we have none. There will be a great
deal of patriotism bought this year. A
man with no money in his pocket and
nothing but poor clothes to wear will no,
be very scrupulous in regard to who il
president.
j. @. Hotchkiss' store and dwelling
house have been slated. 1t makes very
pretty roof.
The situation of the democratic party re
minds one very forcibly of the fate of tn,
poor donkey, who, being placed betwee,
two stacks of hay, starved to death as hi
| could not determine which one he would
eat from. So they stand between the two
stacks, hard and soft money, and their fat,
!, will be no better than that of the shril
voiced prototype.
MIR. A. II. New and family went on
pleasure excursion, Tuesday, to Lake Aus
tin. Nothing occurred to mar the plea
sure of the trip, and pleasant time wa
enjoyed by all.