The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-29

from two pair of canary birds 90 young
birds.
One OF the duties of the steamer Naomi
is to deliver The DAILY GLoBB at several
places on the borders of the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Roach are attend
ing a camp meeting at New Haven.
Mr.. Tyler Pettee S Co. are driving the
basket business and preparing for the fall
trade. The Pettee baskets are always in
good demand.
ID. T. Natmore OF West Haven has reit-
ted up the store in Hortonvile with well
assorted stock of goods, which Dan don't
refuse to exchange for greenbacks and spe-
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PiTTsFoRD.
Rolin c. Smith and wife left here last
Monday for Michigan on visit to their
friends, and to attend the wedding of their
daughter, Mrs. Imogene Powers, who is to
be married to Deacon James Palmer, for
merly of this town, and brother of Geo.
II. Palmer of Rutland.
The heirs of the late Thomas r. Bogue
have Just placed monument in their lot
at the cemetery purchased of George e.
White of Rutland, at the cost of five hun
dred ane fifty dollars.
Stephen Whipple has purchased the Jo-
seph Kelly place, paying the heirs five hun
bred and fifty dollars. He is moving the
old house nearly opposite ADDISON Buck.
He intends to fltit up for tenement house.
He is going TO build new house where the
old one stood, which will greatly improve
the place.
M. c. Bogue of Sioux City arrived in
town Saturday; he will always receive a
cordial welcome whenever he comes among
us, from his many friends and acqualnt-
snces here.
We notice large number of strangers
in town at the present time.
Owing TO the striugency Of the hard
times the harvest ball and social dance
was a perfect fizzle. Although the even
ing was extremely warm, and lemonade
and fans were to tie the bill of fare, our
merchants say that the sale of fans was
very light, and that they will have to carry
over large stock for another year.
The potato trade has been quite lively
here Tor the past week.
The district school of district No. at
the village will commence Monday Sept. 3.
Miss Mary E. Shepherd will teach.
Charles j. Hendee, prominent spiritual
isl, 10 III NJ lIc uICClluR
Spring Grove, New Haven.
Mrs. II. f. Tiffany left Monday for
Providence, r. l., where she will spend 4
lew weeks with her friends.
Thursday, Aug. 90, was the. hottest day
of the season here.
Dan. D. Bogae remains sAll in very
Critical condition with sciatiU rheumatism.
II. F. T.
PAwLET.
The directors of r. S. Hulett's cheese
factory made sale of 60 cheese the past
week (about 30C0 lbs.,) at 10 cents per ID,
J. q. Hawley and his daughters Cora and
Ida of Troy N. Y, are spending short
time in town, the guests of c. j. Monroe.
The famous long cat the property Of
James Rice caught two good sized young
rats at once few days since and brought
them both in alive in his mouth. The cat
is two years old and measures three feet
from the nose to the end of tail.
A large number of the former residents
of Pawlet have paid it visit the past sum-
mer and during the summer of 1876. Nor
rison Andrus of Aurora, H., George W.
Hsrman of Bennington, VT, and Rollin
Edgerton Little Rock, Ark, each cOntribu-
leu q uduNsOmC buu tOWdtOo
repairing the egational church. 1t
Is now hoped that the work will be speed
lily accomplished.
Messrs. Turner e Abel photographers
have arrived and pitched their tent near the
Congregational church on grounds belong
| ing to Alonzo Smith where they will re-
| main for two weeks.
The fall term of the village school will
commence this week TO be taught by Ida
Eldridge of Cambridge, N. Y.
Eli r. LOOMS who is nearly through a
course of study at Oberlin college, Ohio is
| spending his vacation here among the
friends of his youth. He is one of the self
made Young men whom we are glad TO
welcome back to his native place. BE is
now preaching TO church at Sylvania,
Ohio, ninety miles west from Oberlin. Mr..
LOOMS has displayed an example Of energy
and uprightness of character which it would
be well for many more of our young men
| to initiate.
| Rev. J. Z. DsMerritt preached very
able and instructive discourse in the Con-
grecational church last Sabbath. Text
go b Psalm, 4th verse Thou hast given
banner them that fear Thee that il may
be displaye, because of the truth" Would
that the sci on could be printed and a
copy PLACED / the hands Of every church
member 10 the state. It was the most
practical d course it has been our good for
tGtc - n TO for long time.