The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-13
Vicinity Items.
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one OF the three osioons wnicn were sent
up on the evening OF the 4In lrom tnls
place was iound IN .. Weeos heaoo"'
The others have not been heard from as
yet.
A Young man passed through this place
Sunday morning. with a horse and sulky
stolen from Dandy. About half pat nine
a. m, two men were in hot pursuit after
the gentleman. He having travelled on
quite number of cross roads struck one
that brought him back to this village where
he was stopped by two men and concluded
TO have MS morse put OUT ana Ieo' a young
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LUDLOW.
The wife of Mr. Charles Stimson and
mother of Sheriff S w Stimson of this
place departed this life life on the morning
ofJuly 10, aged az years. Mrs, Stimson
was one OF Inc older Class OF lnhsoltants OF
tho town. woman OF great natural per-
severance. Her descendants partake large
ly of her characteristics. her funeral was
attended from the Congregational chuIcn
on wednesday afternoon tne lin ihst.' the
hev. MT. beecher, VINO Is az present sup
plying TINS churcn, oinciating ASSISTED IN
tue services by tue resinent pastors OF .ne
DINER churcnes. IL was announced at ner
funeral mat mrs; haa De9h conhectea a
longer WIN ,ne Oonsrega.loh,di i ouu'Iu nH,e
L ,nan any o.he, pe.e"n ia - W., s,s,
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Professor q. II. Dunton and lady, are
maEipg Round lake their nome, Tor lew
weeks.
Several slate quarries south of this vii
lage are q led brim full with water. To
the owners of these qisrries the prospect
thus presented for resuming work is not a
very bright one, as weeks nlust elapse be-
fore the water can be drawn out, and
should the weather continue unfavorable
the results are still more uncertain.
Union temperance services were held in
the Methodist church, Sunday evening.
Rev. l.. FL. Stone of Castleton address. d
the meeting. Taking for his subject the
.'principal of growth" he very cleverly
brought il to bear upon the temperance
question, and BY his easy address held the
attention of his hearers for over an hour.
Mr.. Stone has spoken before to our citizens
on three previous occasion, and each time,
as at his last appearance, he has been
greeted by full houses.
Tho ;rs,o,,o,;on os tho of,icars of Rama;
Aaron iod@e No 1oe nccnrred on Snndau
last. at their lodge room in Odd Fellows
hall. The attendance was quite large,
comprising members from nearly all of the
adjoining towns.
Postmaster Hull has utilized all available
space in his new quarters, thereby making
them present very comfortable and at
tact've appearance. The elegant sign re-
Gently painted upon the windows attracts
considerable attention. Ii is the work OF
John Gardiner, whose skill as sign
painter needs no commentator from US.
The selection of the Rev. e. II. Randall
of 81. Johns parish, Poultney, to be. also
rector of ST. James church, VAUDEVILLE a. d
Castle,op, Looks much like forward
movement. II is expected that Wells will
also be placed in due lime under the same
manage ment, and the whole field lying
within radius of ten or fifteen miles,
Poultney being the center, will then come
under the direction and oversight of MIR.
Randall. HIS assistant, the Rev. James b.
WATSON, preached to large congregation
in Trinity church last Sunday, and with
such helper as he promises 10 be, we do
not doubt that the new order of things
means vigorous work. We understand that
Mr. RandalPs work will continue to be in his
old parish mainly. REVIEW.