The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-30

Sancho,) "."..".J. w. Chapman.
Don PompOso, alguazl.....F. E. Whipple.
Donna Lucrczia, wife Of DR.. Paracelsus,
........,................Mr Mrs. L. H. Fletcher.
Isabella, her daughter. Miss Ii. M. Topper.
Inez, her maid............Mrs. G. w. Olney.
Donna Leonora............M Mrs. Il. w. Judd.
Liza, her INTERCHANGEABLE. E. Vallette.
Musical director........Prof. e. H. Higley.
pioris,o (Mss Sue 3. Sheldon.
: i'N'' 's'',''''''''''''' Mrs. +. A. Bond.
Leader of orchestra" Prof. E. L. Hatch.
II.
PRoCToRsvILLE.
At the annual meeting Of La Fayette
lodge No. so held on Wednesday evening
last, the following officers were elected
Henry 5. Pierce, MASTER G: A. Parker,
senior warden; A. =. Spaulding, Junior
warden II. Smith, treasurer; i. A.
Spaulding, secretary c. w. Whitcomb,
senior deacon G. II. Whitney, junior dea-
con Z. W. Ely. A j. Wilson, stewards
G. Ii. Gowan, tyler; Timothy Page, chap
lain X. ID. Story, marshal.
Conln,tttee on Chdritg-Henry s. Pierce,
G. A. Parker, A. b. SDaulding.
On Ftadnce-A. S. Burbank, G. W.
Whitcomb, d. X. Story
On Gl9e0ances-W IL. Skinner, F. w.
Ely, S. J.. Thompson. s.
WEST RUTLAAD.
Ten thousand head stones for soldiers
cemeteries were shipped from the sand
blast works at West Rutland on Thursday.
WHITEHALL, n. Y.
Work was commenced April 81 in build
ing the derrick for drilling the well of the
Whitehall artcsian company. The well is
to be drilled on the lands Of II. G. Tisdale,
on Yves. street, in the central part Of the
village. The contract is to be let to John
A. Seymour of Rome, N. y, to drill 1000
feet Or lees. The object is to secure fresh
water for the supply Of the village. Hon.
IL. G. Bureigh is president of the COM
panY
BOLTON, N. Y.
Stephen Burton of Bolton, Warren coun-
ty, N. Y, was bitten by rattlesnake while
hunting the vermin about seven miles
north of the narrows on the east side of
Lake George on Tuesday last. The "Biad-
ley house." five miles distant, was the
nearest place where relief could be had, to
which place he was taken with as little de-
lay as possible. When bitten Mr.. Burton
drank suantity Of spirits turpentine, pro-
ducing violent retchlngs and hemorrage.
tity OF whisky was given him, which de-
stroyed the virus. AT the last accounts
he was recovering.
WOODSTOCK.
The annual meeting of the Windsor
County Mutual fire insurance company
takes place May 90. The company make
an assessment Of 8 per cent for the year
ending March 81. The company has been
doing business thirty-seven years and its
assessments have averaged two and four
hfths per cent. This company IS very
prosperous, for which much credit is due
to its efficient secretary, Robert S. South
gate and George Il. Chapman, esq., one of
its leading directors and courteous and
prompt adjuster Of losses.
A general religious revival is in progress.
Fifteen were propounded for admission to
the Congregational church last Sabbath.
There is also season of refreshing in the
Christian church. w.
GAYsyILLE.
The young son of Nelson Gay, esq.,, was
severely scalded one day last week, by
falling into pail of hot water. The child |
was attended to by DR.. Sparhawk, and
strong hopes are entertained of its recov-
cry.
MONTPELIER.
Henry Ward Beecher lectures here May |
22d.
The officers of the Montpelier athletic |
club are, John w. Page president, II. G. |
brigham vice president, and IL, M. Sulli- |
van secretary.
Montpelier is making efforts to have the |
Stafford and Holden fork manufacturing |
works rebuilt in their village. They are |
also soon to present propositions for build |
ing the state work house here.
ST. ALBANs.
The butter shipment on Tuesday was
70S tubs.
In a wrestling contest in the park on |
Tuesday evening between Fred dialogue
and A. McDermott, the latter (aged about |
l3 years. had his leg broken below the
knee.
A representative of Jacob II. Martin of |
Ypsilanti, Michigan, was at the Weldon |
house this week, to secure articles of agree
ment with James Owens of Fairfield for a
wrestling match for $500 side and hall
money and the championship of the world. |
The time is set for the evening of May 20,
in New York as no suitable place could be |
secured for the affair in Boston.
PITTsFoRD.
A May ball will be given at the Otter
Greek house, Pittsford, on Thursday eve
ming, May 3. Wells quadrille band will
furnish the music. Mr.. and Mrs. Schofeld
are preparing one of their excellent sup
peTs. d..
ROCHESTER,.
A stage route is to be established from
Brandon to Rochester. The business men
have long been anxious to have regular
communication between the two places.
Col. II. 0. Peabody is putting his hotel
In order and has made arrangements for
trouting after Nav lst