The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-04
Vicinity Items.



Among other important items Of the do
ing4 in this city, the supper at the town
hall, Monday night. IS deserving of men
ton. A bOuntitul repust was given the re-
fOim club 10y the Ladies Christian temper
auce union. Upwards Of two hundred Jar
took of the good things, good cheer and
happy greeting. The rcfoim club, their
families and friends were out in force.
Among the entertainments Of the evening
were singing by the quartette club, reading
and recitation bv Miss Anna Sprauue and
remarks 10y }. II. Mckelvcy and members
Of the club. All were happy and brOkc up
with the best of coed feelicg. One of the
members remarked 1t was al done without
the use Of the wine cup.
DR.. Ingham rave his annual dinner to
nearly one hundred poor people, many Of
them members of his religious society.
This rachel many who would otherwise
have Ia-scd other than a happy New Year.
The doctor does "A great deal towardB sup
porting charitable works, but in his W
peculiar way.
The gentlemen on New Years day made
many calls, though nos all were receiving
The excellent s~leighing is taken aivat tage
Of. a large number Of sleighs we're out at
night filed with merry people. Every
tang las gone on vel.
The trees at The Methodist church New
Years night were large ones and heavily
loaied. Many Of the prcsent5 were very
haudsumc. The supper was excellent. The
trees were placed csch side of The desk.
Immediately behind the desk was an c.c-
giant drslgn in evergreen with a verse from.
scripture IN rr ght lei'tri. Tic church
40 900 go so go
was well filed and the presents distributed
by yount ladies OF tn" sunday school. The
decorations were arranged uader the dircc-
lion OF Rev Mr.. L'Eerton OF the church
and were hctn nci ard 10 good taste. IN
supper hmm d#Atly al 90 m The ycs.ry was
wei plttoI'I Il.
WEYhAIhGE'
Post sampson, NO. 40, Grand Army of
the R,rubu,. h,, an.ut sy,nly member.
and have very interesting meetings.. TIE
following onlcera have been e.1csCd Pos,
! c~Jmmauucr, James Sneden senior yirc.
| commander, w. b. Uurlburt Junior vice
commander, I. II. Fuk adju ant, Geo.
w Sucde1 ; qu1rtcrmasier, NJ. f. Boi,s
surgeon, ii Iylcr chaplain, >. II. liar.
rirgt'n officer OF the gay, ~ ). Jack
m'u 'htrt" 81 me guard, > W. hlngs'cy.
s-rgc'ni-in J'r. W. !. Sml'h Q!alt-r
master-soF'aHt' II. H. l'hlm: Delegate
o. h.aio tncllInah', Geo. W.. Sn-dDn
'icrlolt' W. i. i~iufInUI''
N'ytrtagc grange No. 90, Patrons O
Ilpsb 'rl'y, h'ld mee'lnIs scml-mohlhIy
a. the last regular meeting the following
clilctfo were tIeC.eu MI'ier' ". j. Luz!
burt ; oyeT3eer, M. n. BaEer lecturer T
L. Stewart steward, l.. B' Dodge; assist
AIT steward, ". l.. S'ulleVant chaplain
n !. IH,h.I EeoIetal!' q l.. CH',u ~
ttetIuIt'' VI en-" ~,
rlu'to,In. LE~ Nj.
4 'oi''L' - ,f'"5at e,ewarJ
:, 10" r N""' '1N' Nero
"is i''"'
"h''oH' .
There have been twcnty'thrce dSaths
town during me Sear-ah uhusual'y iarg
number. Inc lhoIlAllly mas n'V Oce
greater any year sihcr IoOO' 9rle'e' cS
ctpt the year I'll or ", Mheh luere "eI
twenty lp'r death5. VI lhe deaths uur''
1916, seven were chlIereh u"uel ten' M
sc'cl "cc Itt7'ns over fINly'
We have p".lap5 two feet Of Snow on
vel OF such a place could be found
But Botcls has kept it tt'rrlne bTiskly +
inr this winter, when accounts Tor ihe la
tla' tac iaiuleTa nave tesua 10 pow
snow from the roads, also 1or t.e lact III.
there were so lew cAuIch gong p1iIvs
/ on ne" cara IaY'
The Weston dramatic club gsve an cXl
- b.tion at the school hall on the evening
December goth. Owing t. the severe s.or
tha audience was not very large and it
expected thay will repeat il soon. whit
they will probably be chCcred by a fl
house. Chester band gave the music.
Mr. md Mrs. II A. Hanpum celebrat,
tho tver,io,b anriversorv of their maria
ON the ryr of DECEMBER OH. OF the lar
l number invited only about thirty had COT
d age to brave the elements. But those W
md 50 had an erj lyable time. 1t is nee
less to say taat Mrs. H., made abunda
t provision for their entertainment, q
the presents were costly aud bcautllI
amor 9 'hlHl were az oletAnt ',iNcl {
w. 'c'' S,llos "N' 80. W. "
- u""., P'oN'o ISL "'u %ho, I"1. 81,
cicG'i'r' az" 7P"onn"'''i, (,no 10 ~
goiu itheu y " cn,iu ~ a uoNfn m'PH'
aH' ~, " lINI '"'ie-o'o.n iIoui W
/ "1N'i' + M'"t, N"it "%n r"u". "
n "'''r7 Ie'H'l7 'Pl'l'J oosolN'"H no'loe'
n Mr.. aud Mrs. Plat 7. Peace entertain
W Their iiltnds On MONDAY evening, Jan.
e. being their silver wedding. Some eig'
or more from weston and other tow
came with their congratulations, and
Or occasion was very pleasant. a variety
lc valuable ornamental, presents were
ne po.lted On the t@b!e. Alter The happy J.
al mad rtncWei their marriage vow, NJ
Randall presented tie gifts and e
wishes in a Jew wei chosen words,
which Mr., j. c. Fem responded in bel
ct the rec pien,s, in fitting terms. I
vas followed ny a poem from their past
al Rev. l.. Kinney. After doing ample
~. 80, irnl snrro- ,Lo r,,,,'
IS separa'cl.
,Iornt Itory INNS. anal Eul. Ian.
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v 3a'S0 aud 9i0ios Ie.nccDiyrly We 4
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