The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-01
Vicinity Items.


Mre. Betsey Ricnardson, wife Of Deacon
Calvin II Richardson died on the 20 day
Of November, 1876, in Appauoose county,
Iowa The subject of this notice was born
iu the state OF Vermont, March z, 1910
She made profession Of religion and
Joined the Baptist church at au early pc |
riod in life. She was united in marriage |
to Calvin II. Richardson, the surviving hus-
band. December o, ls4l. They held mem
bership in the s ,uth Londonderry Baptist |
chu'ch up to the time they went west, |
which was in 1864 September 28th OF that
year they moved to Iowa and settled 10 APP
pauoose county. She AID her husband
united with the Baptist church in Center
vile, where she held membership up to the
time Of her death. The disease which
caused her death was dropsy Uf the heart
She bUre her sufIeriDgs, which we're great,
with much patience, and 'iitd in full con-
fdence of blessed immnr al ty. She leaves
husband and four children, who were
present and waited on her In her last illness
Her funeral sermon was preached by Rev
F Edwards her pastor at tue family rest
deuce from Rev XIV. 10 and that good old
hymn, "Asltep in Jesus, bless ed sleep !!
was sung. May the Lord administer the
consultations of his grace to this bereaved
family.
The Methodist church will hold a dona-
ton at the TO y hail, Wednesday, Jan. 3lst,
| for the benefit of their pa tor j. l. Com
mings. A general invitation is extended
| to all. l.. W. II.
FAIR HAVEN.
Prof. Otis 8. johnson gave the third lee
ture of the Fair Haven Reading club course
on Monday evening Jan. 90, in the vestry
of the Baptist church. His subject was
"a trip through Wonderland" A large
audience accompanied the speaker on de-
lightful trip through the great national
park Of the far west. His description OF
this land of wonders, about which 80 little
is yet known, was az entertaining as fairy
tale, and instructive to all, both old and
young.
The next entertainment of the course
will be concert February 6 by Prof. Will
liams, the great English ballad singer.
WEST WINDSOR.
D. II. Spaulding gave the second of the
series of public lectures at Cleaner Grange
hall last Saturday evening. His subject
} the beauties of rural life in connection with
the independence Of farmers "a compared
with other professions, was pleasingly anc
ably handled.
G. F. Tuttle of South Reading, delivers
the next of the course in two weeks, Sat
urday evening, Feb. 10Th. Subject the ed
ucation of farmers. 1t is hoped that ther'
| will be good attendance of farmers, a
, least, with their wives, SONS and daughters
D PAwLET.
,, The following is from the registration
, record of district No, l, in Pawlet for tn
year 1876.
Number of families. ........................2
= Number of children und-r 20.............4
= Number of births.
!. . Number of deaths. hs..........................".l
The respective ages of six of the person
who died during the year is one, ninety min
years seven months; one. eighty-one year
eight months one, seventy five years; On
IS sxty-nino years six mon'hs; one, sixty
l. seven years and one, ffty-six years an
. 'fhe aDove is Ia,me, "a. ~-.~-.....- -.
e ord. r. @.
IL Edward Conant state superinten ent
e education will lecture at the Baptisi churc
it IN Ira, Tuesday evening, February 9th.
/ PoULTNEY.
b The Port Hen'y Herald says CT Forht
r. and Erwin Lamas OF Crown Point, N. Y
d have teen back to school at Poultney, lou
enough to explode their lamp and G t up
70 good scare, cause -adulte a,rd kerosene.