The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-10
Vicinity Items.
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PITTsFoRD.
The postoffice at Pittsford Quarry has
been moved to the residence of Daniel
Griffiths.
G. w. Ross has removed to the village
of Pittsford where he will open a jewelry
store in the office of DR.. A. NJ. Cavelry.
Charles Ii. Kingman has gone to take
charge of the telegraph office at Vergennes
station.
The Burdett brothers have just put
new sae in their Office weighing l 400
pounds.
Miss Lizzie Reed of this town is to teach
the school in Whipple Hollow.
jeremiah Prichard is soon to resume
operations at his blast furnace. t.
BURLINGTON.
Messrs. Barber 81 Ferguson of the Van
Mesa house, have just put that popular
hosiery in order for summer business.
Everything looks bright and fresh and va
rious attractive appurturances have been
added, which make it one of the best hotels
in Vermont, If not in New England.
BENNINGTON.
Prof r. s. Manuel of New York, pro-
fessor of dancing, and for some years a
shining light at Congress hall, Saratoga,
during the season, is advertised to give a
course of instruction here. Prof. Manuel
arrived on Monday, and was met at tho
station by Col. j. b. Parmenter of the
Troy Press an old acquaintance, who was
driving pony phaeton. The steamer was
out for practice, and in passing up North
street the horse took fright thereat, throw
| ing out first Col. Parmenter and his young
son, and afterward Prof. Manuel, who was
deposited in pool of muddy water. How
ever, the accident, though highly disagree
able, was not serious, occasioning only
bruises and soiled apparel.
MOUNT HOLLY.
Ii. Lord began making cheese in his fac
tory on Monday last.
L. c. and N. W. Cook start for Europe
soon ON trip of pleasure. We wish them
| a bon g0ydge, a pleasant time on the other
side and a safe return. This 10 the fifth
| time the latter named has been across the
big waters and he should be able to show
his twin brother all the sights and explain
to him all the mysteries of European life
in good shape.
G. @. Mead has lately moved into the
| so-called Randall house, where he Ia ready
| to trade horses any day. He has several
on hand now, is constantly receiving them
from the west and elsewhere.
| Mrs. Jesse Sawyer lies in critical con.
dition. She sustained paralytic shock
some four weeks since and has gradually
failed since that time. No hopes are en-
tertained of her recovery. Her son, Rev.
II. Il. Sawyer, Universalist preacher, late
of Gardner, Mass, and her daughter, Mrs.
9. Il. Griffith of Dandy, are with her.
Eleven teachers received certificates Al
the late examination Of teachers in thii
town. Most of the schools begin on Mon
day next The teachers are distributed al
follows: District No. /. Miss Hermiont
Barrett; No. 2, Miss Mary Riley No. A
Miss Nettie Archer; No. g., hiss Annie r
Crowley; No. Z, Miss frankie Tarbell
No. 0, Miss Smead No. 10, Miss Maggie
Riley; No. II, Miss Ella White; No. u.
Miss Sara Thacher; No. IA, Miss Ada E
| Moore.
e. Dexter & Co., gave an entertainment
of centennial views to small audience al
the North hall on Tuesday evening.
The repairs on the North church ar,
progressing slowly. The carpenter worh
is finished and the masons are now at work
The action of Governor Fairbanks in 70
prieving Phair met with almost universe
approval. Indeed, we do not well Sc,
what else he could have done under tn,
circumstances and not have broken the let
ter of the constitution as well as become
unpopular throughout the state. Never
theless, the people will insist that Phai
have only impartiality and not maudlir
sympathy, and that if, after second tria
he be found guilty or is not able to estab
lish his innocence, he be hung.
The doctors of Mount Holly are in luck
Just at the time when Turco-Russian com
plicatlons have 80 raised the price Of many
drugs, especiallylmorphine, which is most
ly made from opium raised in Turkey
some kind-hearted traveller, suspecting tn,
poverty of our M. De, generously threw
out lot of the narcotic alongside the rail
road. Seven bottles have already beef
picked up by Mr.. Lane, track hand. ant
turned over to those who deal In such arti
Giles, and he hopes the gentlemen distribu
ted them all the way from East Walling
ford TO Ludlow, in which case he calcu
lates to supply the town with material 70
wooing the god of sleep for some time.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
, The executive committee of the sthleti
association of Dartmouth college has vote
IN hold tho enrinp ennrta IN the Gamma nj