The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-02
CHE Rutland Dailg @lobr.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1877.
Vicinity Items.


uDuer Mr. CUDD as Le6cnef, ana We can
recommend him to any community as al
efficient aod excellent teacher. The class
sung several anthems aid church music
well and have improved rapidly.
PROGRAMME.
OrgaDiste, Miss Grace Powers of Clar-
endon and Mrs. Chalon Blanchard Of West
Rutland
|. Cnurch music and anthem by class.
2. Moonlight on the Lake." by quar-
tttte, Miss Grace Powers, Miss Alice Ed
dy, Sir. Charles Powers and Dir. Will
Tenuey of West Rutland.
3. Two sisters MIS- Frank Button of
Clarendon aud Miss Emma Howe If Wal
lingford sung ~o pieces Happy be thy
dream" aud GATES Ajar," Mrs. Button
playing the organ. Their voices were pleas
ant and every word could be understood.
4 Centennial quat tteold fdgue tune ex-
horation by Timothy X. Holton, basso;
d. p. Eddy, tenor; Mrs. N. NJ. Powers,
treble; Mrs. Emery, alto.
Three out Of four put on their specss
Mr.. Horton took the key with his pitch
pipe and they brought down the house, ana
tried nlne tunes to get them out again but
failed.
g. Comic song "Fnigans Wake" by
Rollin Horton.
Z. Song-Have courage my boy to say
no, by + r. Cobb.
Mr. Cobb made some excellent remarks
to the school and bade them goodbye and
close d with the doxology eung by ali.
The school and community are well
satisfied not twithstanding the gOuty critic
ism of your correspondent few days ago.
G. o.
MoNKTON.
1t is q very dry time here for news and
water. We hear OF wells that are dry that
were never known TO have been dry be-
fore, and some OF our towns people have
come to the conclusion that the wells and
springs mus. be very low, when we see ca
tie going So far for water. But the snow
is deep enough to make it all up and for
that reason wood piles are looking small
and far between. Some l see are getting
their wood from their orchards. 1t this Is
kept up the pro spect of an apple crop all
other tall looks doubtful.
The lecture of Edward A. Conant, state
superintenden of schools, anne unced u
few weeks ago, to come'off last Fndav eve
nisg at the Borough old not come otf, on
account of not having any hearers, al
tn ugh Mr.. Conant put in au appearance all
right.
The lyceum in East Monktol is progress
Ing Ing. finely; .a: wGsG dfaxs s IS aAtTq0a !a!F' "''
sui There is yes good interest manifested
| in The meetings on the Ridge. Some thir-
teen, nearly all middle aged persons have
joined the church With prospect of more
coming in soon which speaks well for this
place.
| LINCOLN.
D s DAYS and / A. Colby had bit oi
exciting sp ,rt "a urdsy Light by the wa,
OF u slight runaway aud smashup. Colby
was driv NJ y span of horses on a pair o
travertes without any load Behind him )
few rods Day vas driving spin ed hor' C
whicn became suddenly frightened and un
manageable, and run about ten rods an
made jump on 10 @ lnys sleds where b,
was thrown and well loaded. Colby SAN
the danger he was in and jumped from lh'
seds. No damage WAS done except th'
breaking OF the tbills of Days sleds.
The new road through the notch betwe'I
Lincoln and W arren is the only road iha
is now passable. The distance tetwet th'
two places is about three miles le g than b.
the old road. II is the general opinion 4
a msjolty of the cit us Of both tewt
that The new road will be laid out soon.
Mt. A'raham Grange Patrons of Hus
,ndry N. l72, will hold an oyster sup
ptr st The town hall, Saturday night, Feb
ruary Sd.
PITTsroRD.
The proceeds of the late musical conven
ton were one hundred dollars.
Capt4in Thomas the greu ventriloqnis
gives Two entertainments here In Mohua
aud Tuesday evenings next.
The remains Of Mrs. William H Har
ris, of Holey N. Y, were brought her
for burial she was sis er of Dan b
Bogue and Mrs. Amos Kellogg. She wa
for many years resideut OF North Ci
tenden ami Piitsford, living on the farr
now occul led ty 9. A. Hitchcock. 81
leaves son and Two daughters.
L E, Roys wood agent of the Rutlan
railroad, chaIg from So 20 to s. 70 pc
cord for wood.
MEoHANICsvILLE.
r Lyceum at Tarbleville Saturday evenin
eb 8.
Some two weeks since Morillo William
while wrestling with Elmer Dean spraine
his ankle and las not teen able to be aroun
since.
w. H. Lawton breaches in Unio
church Feb. 4, inst, Rev. L. Dodd I'll
Sabbath following.
Snow drifts enough of them in all ou
roads yet they are passAble in parts OF t1
town.
Water in the streams in this vicinity
very low most of the mills and shops al
lying idle part of the time for the wal
thereof.
Fishing for pickerel has commenced
good earnest on the pond as almost ever
pleasant day some one passes by with
string caught therein.
Edward Conant state superintendent
common schools is to lecture in Mechanic
vile February OH inst. 1t 10 hoped an
expected thai a large audience of our towl
people will greet HIM on the occasion.
The sir ging school of E. .. Tinney WI
largely attended on Tuesday by peop
from all paris of the town and large dt
egation from Shrewsbury.
Town authority meets Feb. 9Th for Il
abatt ment OF taxes.
Town auditors meet Feb. 9th. 10 aud
and make up report on the affairs of Il
town.
Less wood is being brought TO the raj
road this winter than for many years pr
vlous.
Our mills are not being stocking up wi
logs this wiuter as much as usual Wn
b. and John p. HSssison are doing a lart
business in wood aud lumber.
EAST HuBBARDToN.
Happening to be In this place one evel
| Inc Il aftend.d a lacfnra dalivpred here
Rev. w. W. Foster, jr., of Castlet
There being some nove ties in bis oiscours
l have thought they deserved passing n
lice. Aud frat, It was notable that Il
reverend gsnIlt man held as Methodi
clergyman. that u ere is In every huns
being a NATURAL GERM, that may be cult
vaied and dey, loped into christian lit
This idea wa' made emphatic as matt