The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29
Vicinity Items.

LUDLOW.
1t is believed that Ludlow can show as
| many reliable, well conducted places ct
business, as any place Of its size for miles
and miles around. Perhaps dry goods con-
Germs as general rule are oftenest noticed
by newspaper correspondents not de-
slgnedly, but, perhaps, because they make
rather more display with their snowy CON-
modites than dealers in some other wares.
We opine that there, are no class of
traders on whom rests greater responsible
ties than upon druggists. Our very lives
are necessarily and not unfrequently in
their hands. How painful II is to read, as
We sometimes do, of persons lives being
sacrificed by the culpable carelessness OF
some half f1edged vender in drugs and med
icines, or some half educated clerk. The
inhabitants of any place haye reason TO re-
joice when they have one or more careful,
well informed druggist among their other
business men. This town has no occasion
to go back on its dealers in drugs and med
icines, having two as trusty dealers as can
be found this side of cities the great Gen.
tiers of trade.
A. f. Sherman has been connected with
this kind Of trade, unless we are more in
error than we think we are, ever since he
has been old enough to do business at all.
To say that he is a conscientious, pains
taking and oblging business man would
only be stating what every one hereabouts
knows to be true He needs no indorse-
ment from any in reference to the qualif-
cations just named, or, as l think L may
| safely say, any others which are requisite
to the make up of truly gentlemanly bu-
einess man.
DR.. d. f. Coolidge, the remaining dealer,
although engaged in this particular kind of
trade q less number of years, has good
vouchers for great care in the handling of
goods belonging to this specially of trade.
1t is not within the remembrance of the
writer when any serious consequences have
resulted from an error in putting up pre-
scriptions at either place; in fact, when
any mistake, however trivial, has been
made in this respect, at either establish
ment.
We are absolutely sure no errors from
which have resulted any unfavorable con-
sequences have occurred at either establish
| ment. 1t is understood that both places
are in the enjoyment of satisfactory trade;
very likely more could be truthfully said
in this regard than this, but not caring to
give the impression that this branch of
business warrants the opening of third
| tSldDlleBLlCul, AlOl VIC w uOt tuluh buCu W
be the case) we prefer not to exaggerate in
the remotest degree, Both concerns in.
| tend to keep good articles in their line,
such as the public demand, and conso-
| queetly, among an almost endless variety
| of indispensable prerequisites, they both
| have the Rutland DAILY GLOBE on their
counters tor sale every morning, at the
very seasonable hour of only few minutes
past six o'clock. ga word to the wise" etc.
PRooTorsvILLE.
At meeting of the citizens of this vii
| lage and vicinity at Fletcher Grange hall,
on Saturday afternoon last, committee of
| five were chosen for the purpose Of select
| ing a suitable location for the proposed
cheese factory.
There will be no public services for dec
| Grating soldiers graves in this village Wed
nesday, there be ny but five graves, which
will be decorated by relatives and friends.
wALLINGFoRD.
Decoration day will re observed in Wal
lingford under the auspices of Fletcher
post, No. 5, G. A. r., and the citizens Or
ganization of the town. The following
| are the
President Of the day. K. j. hyde.
IOot Il. iOaultJs
OTdUOT. ..sss..... ~. H. heWeS.
Cnaplaln... '............. .htV. II. uunuresS.
MarSnal.. II. II. oIIong
| Music. ................M iddlebury Cornet Band.
PROCESSION.
The procession will be formed at the
town hall at 2:3o p. M, in the following
order
Marshall.
Middlebury Cornet band.
Fletcher Post, No. 8, G. A. r.
President OF the day, Orator and Chaplain.
Schools with flowers.
| Citizens.
| The procession will move to the beauti-
full cemetery of the village where the fol.
lowing order Of exercises will be carried out :
| KXRRCIsRs.
| Call to order by the President
| Ritual Service.
| Music by the band.
| Prayer by the Chaplain.
| Decoration OF graves by the Post.
| Music by quartette while memorial Offering is
being made.
Music by the band
| Grafton by Rev. q. E. Hewes.
Music by the band.
| Benedictlon.
The procession will then return to the
hall in the order as above when 1t will be
disbanded by the marshal.