The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
The 8utlanA Daily 6lube
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY "a. 1877.
Vicinity Items



thirty-fomth annual settlement. They be-
gan work for thems elves in the spring of
1912 and they have attended strictly and
honorshly to II from that year until tue pre-
seat. One of them has amassed greater |
fortune than was ever accumulated by any |
one man iu this town, the other individual
is not worth noting as far Bs properly IS |
concerned He has neither poverty nor |
veal h bnt be enjoys good health.
1t has been generally remarked and ob-
served that one of our Castleton men who |
has been accustomed TOR years to make |
from twenty to forty New Years calls fail |
ed to put ia an appearance on the first day |
of the new century.
-Four Mary No-throps dwell in this vi |
lage. They are designated rs Mary e. |
Mary i. Mary A. and Mary o. Mary is q
good name aud they are ali good creatures.
One of our amiable women is the owner
Of little pet dog, in fact he is every lady's |
pet and makes himself at home wherever
he il, at meeting or ut mill, at school or
in the dwelling. One day be appeared in
| the school room and the teacher a.ked what
dog is that, one of the smallest scholars
said why that is Jack Burt. This dog mi;
tress protests against the new dog law and
pronounces it unconstitutional. Another
person who owns q jewel of a pet declares
that not only the dog but the nuisance law
is unconstitutional and oppressive.
Three bankrupt estates have been put
through the mil within year IN Castle
ton. No. pays between five and Elk
Ccnts on a doll No pays between one
and two cents; No. pays between nine
ten and twenty, aud No A which is nearly
through will pay between fifty and sixty
cents on the dollar. SO it goes here and
every where.
The Adams interest in the marble firm
of Sherman Adams 6 Williams has been
sold for the sum of fifteen thousand dol
lars. MIR. Charles Lsngdons one fourth
interest the same as the above IL the con.
Germ was disposed Of for the round figure
Of forty Thousand dollars scmc four years
since.
a Castleion man in bis wanderings around
the village few days ago lost his vale.
with few dollars therein. y few eve
ninIs thereafter he was telling of his loss
in one of TIC stores and the person who
found it was in the complny and says to
the loser, | will hand il t. you tom rrow
which was done accordingly. The man
was so delighted a. the recovery of his
pocket book aud money, he suggested to
the finder that lie vi h his wife and Two
children would make him family visit al
an early ray. Tne reply vas 20 matter
about any thing,
Mr. w. II. Northrop is sendirg his blue
ink and wash n hutiug powder far and
near. He has Already filled large orders
for OREGON, Ca ornis, Color lu. Nevad .
Mexico Tor NUMEROUS western II suutl l.
cltes. IL u Il growing enterprise and gives
u ivrrsal esti,action, SO say trustworthy
T I'll mJnHls.
A. prayer aud ccnfo1cnre meeting n
the Congrrrn nal chapel last tuesday We
ming, II v NJ. De ni-on raj an Interest
Ing snu sff .cung account Of II union mem
ui NEE ting d dlca,cd to he mem' ry OF
Mr. and MIR. p p. tli-s ny the churche'
III X tlamaZ NJ, Mich, 70 III after the Ash
t4bull disuter The music addresses an
{ res buttons Iep )ftef and read were exceed
inely mprt ssivr md touching. AT the cor
. clusinn OF the ie d ng, the by mn, 81 wou
not live away, | AK not to az W
sung and Rev MIR. Mlyrard remarked thai
h,s son-ip.l, w Rev. G f Hunting Of Wiz
a consin ufliClst' at n fuuerai OF three vic
: TINS Of the i'll fated disaster, al member
i of one family, embracing father, moihef
and daughter Mr.. Iiuning is well know
in Yves en Vermont
Much the largest and most highly cult
waited and refined audience Of the seasol
d cOnver ed at town hall Friday night to wit
d ness the pre- entation OF BulAer's drama en
y titled "MoneY." The principal character
were we'll persontted, Alfred Evelyn b,
c. Z. Clark. Sir John Nesey by W. f
Howard, SIR Frederick Brount by Franl
Ellery, Henry Graves 10y A. L Higey, al
y so a word of C mmendation is justly du
S NJ 81 Annie Hyde, May T.. NoIth op AM
MAry o. Norlhrop for the charac ers, the!
Il So well and truly IersOnated. Tbii wa
: the eighth enter alnment of the norma
course and it WAS decided ovation Of sol
id eDj oyemert by an audience of three hun
: dred Tor three hours. b. W. d.
Nelson Wetherby. has rented the farm
belonging TO Samuel Rogers, for next year
w. p. Johns, has matched span of TIVE
year Old coils, which weigh 225O lbs.
p. T. Griffith is getting out the lumbe
for the new store, to be built by Ols y
Son, at the Corner, the coming summer.
A photograph gallery has been opeueC
over the store Of A. s. q. o. f. Adams
by George Scott, where pictures can be ia
ken in the la,est styles.
Considerable birch is being shipped
from here this winter for peg timber.
c G. Herrick. collector of taxes, adver
tises, that he will be at the store of is &
Son, Jan. 3Oth, and at the store of William
Pierce Jan. 3lst, for the purpose of recev
ing taxes, and taxpayers can save four PEI
cent on Their state tax if paid to him on Of
before thai time. j. O. W.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
At the late annual meeting of the Wan
tnstIquet's grange, No. 1876 at North Lon
donderry the following officers were elec,e,
for the ensuing year, viz Il \. Brooks
w. NJ; l.. S. Arnold, o.; d. ID. Wait
Sec Il. 5. Garfield, S 4; NJ. A. Davis, A
) G. S. Hobart, chaplain j. W. Stuart
treasurer; G. ID. Rider, secretary; ID. f
Faulkner, G X Mis-. +. A. Brooks, c
Mrs, j. T. Pierce, p; Mrs N. s. Colburn
Il Mrs. d. F. Faulkner, l.. A. s.. Il. w
Parker, agent.
Emery Meendy died of typhoid pneu
molia, Jan 20 h, aget about n y5ars
The first thaw this winter, we had oil
Saturday last it did not effect the snow
much 10 the woods which is three fee
deep,
A petition to his excellency, the governo
has b, Gu circulated here for ,igneTs, pray
ing for the pardon of Anson Hayward nov
in the state prison at Windsor, for arson
The pttitOn meets with universal approva
and is signed by nearly all OF the leading
= ci izens ia his vicinity Il at knew h IN an
the facts of the case. 1t is b'l eyed 10y
many that the principal Witnesses agains
hun were the guilty ones.
There will he held railroad NEE irg p
Nurh Londonderry, Friday IJan, 90 h. |
is expected Hon. b d. Harris, H. n. j L
Ma lin, Cll. Geo. w Hooker al d othtr
wl,l address the meeting on lhn suffice .
the Braltleboro 81 Whitehall railroad
- ORWELL.
The snow with us is very deep, nearly o
qults four feet in the woods travelling b.
sleigh has early ceas, d.
Al IL cnnI mpaiinp of the East OrMel