The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-19
RUTLAND GLOBE MORNING,

The Colorado beetle % with US, in num-
bers sufficient to require close watching, |
but they will do no very extensive dam
age.
The apple crop will be very light.
Oats are looking finely.
The lightning rod men have been in |
town.
An effort, with fair prospect of success, |
is being made to raise company to visit |
the centennial at Bennington.
The influx of summer boarders has COM
menced at Phelps hotel.
Stage accommodations from Grafton to
Bellows Falls ought TO be good, there be-
ing two daily stages over the route. But
perhaps the operation is not very profitable
to those most interested, as evidently one
line could more than do all the business.
1t is said that E. s. Sabin, jr., who is
about to build new factory at "the for
rest" near Bellows Falls, will remove the
machinery from his old factory in Grafton
village to that place.
Mr.. James Sherwin was severely in
jured, last week, by being thrown from his
| wagon. J. II. P.
A heavy thunder shower visited US on
| Tuesday.
The contract for carrying the mail be-
| tween Dandy Four Corners and Dandy has
been awarded to z. G. Carpenter of WASH
| ington, d. g., for four years service from
| Sept. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Otis left Monday
on visit to Glens Falls, N. Y.
Three hundred and fifty cheese were
sold on Monday, at the factory Of W. II.
Mars, to A. w. and F. w. Leggett, for
cents per h., and the same has been
shipped. Thi, is a good sale at the present
time.
News was received that one cheese buy
er of northampton, Mass, has failed, and
was owing one of our factories $165, and a
gentleman here $50, and one of the direct
ors lett for that place Monday.
Margaret Buxton, who has been sick for
several months, is now under the treatment
of DR.. G. Eaton.
| G. Ii. Emerson has the contract for
building a new barn for Leach & Cook.
George Bromley was arrts ed Saturday
on complaint Of Grand Juror G Ii. Cong
don, for an assault upon Edwin Staples.
The hearing is to be Thursday before J. N.
Phillips, justice, at the town hall.
The cheese market is now lively again,
and buyers are plenty.
The birds have picked the cherries this
year, so they are not quite as plenty as they
otherwise would have been. j. c. W.
EAST wALLINGFoRD.
The school report, district No. ID, is al
follows:
Mary E. Parker, teacher.
4 | Snhn1ora having pn ahoapaao Rplle
Hart, Aggie johnson, Adella Wilder, En-
ma Pelsue. Lena Crowther, Anna johnson
Lula Bucklin, Burtie Stewart, Ralph
Stewart, Jeffry Hart Galsn Tarbell, Leoi
| CrOwther.
Absent one day only-Burtie Parker.
Not tardy -Lurs Parker, Minnie Earl
u AIDA Wilder, Nellie Hart, Eliza Tarbell
-. Bell Hart, Adella Wilder, Emma Pelsue
: Lena Crowther, Anna johnson, Alic
johnson, Flora Earl, Willie Crowther Bur
ME Earl, Burtie Stewart. Ralph Stewar,
> Burtie Earl, Elmer Parker, Leon Crow
e ther.
d LOW HAMPTON.
e In the WEEKLY GLOBE of July 10, you
1t reporter makes me say that was proud
a present myself as the son of that heroi
old woman, which would make me q yer
ie old man. / said that would present my
es self as descendant of that heroic and p,
E. triotic old woman. / would here say tn,
l. l am great grand son.
&C I. N. oHuRoHILL.
If sHERBURNE.
N Complaint was entered to Grand JurC
Morse against the teacher in school distri
III No. 9, Mrs. Marcia johnson, for an sssau
III made upon one Loren Estabrook, one
in her scholars. She claimed that the ga
=, Loren pinChed the arm of another boy
play at noon-time, and she flew at him
~ a rage and beat him unreasonably -all dor
IL out of school hours, and at recess hour
&C etc. Suit was brought by Grand Juror ,
A. Morse in behalf of the state, before Ju
tice Gibbs of Pittsfeld, and trial had Tue
day, the 18th inst, aud the defendant flint
So and costs, making in all some $50
g. $40. Appealed to the county court.
Az TYSON FURNACE.
,r However short of a success the furna
at this place may have hitherto been, 4
Oh public house, as kept by the present pr
prietor, f. II. Bradshaw, is such, in eve
nj, sense of the word.
II 1t is now Rapidly filling up with summ
ed boarders, a goodly number having alrea
I'D put in an appearance, while more have sp
he ken for accommodations, and will be
en- hand certainly ny the last OF the month,
He not sooner.
we The place Is just what our "city cousin
desire, who have been shut up for mont
where nothing but brick walls and sto
streets met their gaze.
just pleasant ride of five miles fro
railroad accommodation daily stage
&C. irving after the mail trains have pass
red Ludlow, the nearest station; situated rig
nv on the borders of the most picturesque DO
ng of water to be found any where in Il
state, plymouth ponds, added to whi
is the excellent trout fishing in the mum
wy GUS mountain streams which are to be fou
on every hand, and We are not surprie
re- that summer excursionists ''plnt" for Tys
ION Furnace almost as by natural instinct, mt
The especially, when they learn what is in stt
Its, for them at the "Tyson house." the eve
OF way desirable hostelrie of mine host,
II. Bradshaw, late Of Boston Massacl
are eetts.
TO The reputation of Mr.. Bradshaw's no,
is assured beyond controversy, while kt
ca in the tip top manner it now is, and
lit have no question but what 1t will 80 Ct
tinue; certainly while 1t shall remain
10, property, and be run by its present lar