The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-13

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As there was no special observance Of
the Fourth In town, those of our people In
cined to celebrate were divided between
Springfield, Felchville, and West Windsor,
the latter place, bore off the palm, a. CIV
ing more, and better, than they promised
while those who went to Springfield CON-
planned that the "greased pig" failed to APP
pear, and the Felchville fireworks only
"went off" on paper MARY BLUE.
WEST WINDSOR, ry...-
The "glorious Fourth was celebrated at
Brownsville by the people Of this town.
The Antiques and Horribles paraded the
streets. At ten o'clock procession was
formed at the Methodist church, under the
direction of Marshals G. @. White and II.
II. Brannock, headed by the Windsor cor
net band, and marched to MIR. Hales grove,
where speakers stand and seats had been
erected. The exercises were commenced
by singing Sy the choir then followed the
reading OF the declaration Of Independence
by W. J. Randall an grafton by =. Il
Shedd poem written and read by DIR. T.
Blanchard of Hanover, former resident
of this town speaking and select readiDgs
by the members Of the different schools.
A free and beautiful collation., prepared by
the ladies, was paItaken Of 4 he afternoon
services consisted OF an grafton by Clarence
Ralph of Tufts college q poem written
for the occasion by Mary K. Vaughn, read
by Mary Silver; toasts and sentiments re
sporded to by Revs. Mr.. Bryant and G:
w. Ralph, DR.. Bryant, ID. @. Gardner and
with mus;c nv the hand and choir. Much
credit ia due 10 the president of the day,
DR.. Stevens. for the successful carrying
out of the programme.
The rite Of baptism was administered to
three, persons last Sabbath, July 9Th, by
Rev. W. A. Bryant.
Mr. stephen hittreoge' as TOKEN OIL graz
ituue ior ineit SERVICES on tn1 ocoaeio" Vi
MS iatners 1unera lie" weeks since'
l very much regret that my description
of the "bail storm" a few weeks since was
not suillolen,ly graphic 10 sun Inc ,as.e Vi
W. l. N. he 10 coIrec' IN nis supPusi'lon
tnat was not an eye "Nnese' ous ny
iniornnstioI caue irUh oIo VI .no sui
ierers' anu 'oiu tne taie as wa . .o,u
ono nan estimates his damage at two hun
Srod doI,ors ava oborId WI x seo AZ tn
give more vivid account of the "hsil
6IOTm, IOT one VIII DlIQ iii uhils
,.
"AL-i'olo ~
neVs mr: huntrees preacneI very aSceP-
tsoly at tIe Cons,eeaeona. ouui0n III
mancnes'ef last ouuoas inornips'
FACTORY POINT.
Rev. Foster Henry of North Bennington
preached at the Baptist church on Sunday
morning and evening in exchange with
Rev, T. II. Archibald, d. D.
,,vouusrn, nr,or
misses May suu oracle ferguson ana
Oharies L. Ferguson, Oh hu'lanu' afe
guests Oh D. Y. niacRner'
CHESTER
Inc Fourth was celebrated mere win sp-
propriate exercises, nIeWorks ana oance
10 inc evening a. the Centrai mouse, which
was Iuily ATTENDED, Anger spreading MS
last wing.
Charles Ullman OF New York city, who
has been connected with the New York
Eren,ng Post for SIX years, ieIt Town on
Tuesday with bis family. de has been
stopping al the central mousse.
The hay crop Is an average one, but is
ten days earlier than usual.
The Chester boot compapy has suspen-
ped and ali their property is undcr attach
ment upon debts contracted in 1865. This
companv was formed aa a copartnersbip in
1874 Sone of the original member con-
,inued their membership later than 1884
The company has at times consisted of ten
members, but at the time of Mr.. 8. w.
Leonardo death there was only four, leav-
ing three as surviving partners, viz: Ma
poleon l.. Pehier, Horace Harvey, and Eu-
gene Peltier, a young man and a student In
rufts college. IL Is alleged tnat the COM
pany since March .. 1871, has not been Sol.
vent. Gowran q Field OF CaVendlsh hold
claims against the company amounting 10
So.OOO, when ID now IN suit.
HuBBARDroN. ~
Great credit ia dino and honorshie men.
tion sbonId iva made of Csntain Wood's
battery pho Area the n,orninq salu,e and
nerformed ali The artillery service at the
celebration at Hubbardton on Saturday,
July z, without fee or reward, as apatriotic
service. -
The following named citizens of Hub
bardton credit is due for their patriotic and
voluntary services in preparations for our
recent celebration, viz Hon. Cyrus Jen-
nings, 4. J. Ganson, John L. Barber, SAM
uel 81. John, William Bansier, N M.
Dckeman, q. NJ. Dikeman, N. u. XII
0orn, ti%olny rars,ns' hnsei l.. NIL
nouney nsw,enee' w. 'ucAe''' H. W.
uihpo anu 'oDe'
are due to Messrs Russ, Pitts d Co., and