The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-21

EFT, and j. y. Baker for the other side.
Bond is out with tickets for fourth Of
July ball. He will doubtless have large
company, as usual, as he has one of the
best halls In the state.
The new barn of D. w. Rogers was
raised on Monday; its size is 36xS0, and
the work Is under the superintendent Of
b. Decker.
A. 8. Baker is local agent for the Wal
ter A. Wood moving machine. He has
already sold several this season.
Eugene Paris has been on the sick list
again for the past week.
The second crop of potato bugs are be-
ginning to make their appearance.
9. II. Congdon is laying new stone
wall on his premises. Dckerman can
beat any man in this county at that bust
ness.
Nearly all Of our cheese factories ship
their cheese on Monday of each week.
Most of 1t this week was consigned to
firms In Boston.
| We should Judge by the tall running
few days since that some men prefer to be
a "live coward than dead hero"
| uUBBARDToN.
The Sabbath school is prospering we'll
under the superintendent of A. L. Hill.
The following is list of the teachers j.
II. Thynge, U. l.. Flag, Chester Roach,
A. L. Hill, Dea. G. L. Flagg, George
Holmes. Dea. Flagg is treasurer I; Wei
come Manchester, librarian; Mrs. Henry
Webster, organist.
Mrs. G. T. Loop and family of Rutland
are spending few days in town with
friends.
An old-fashioned quilting took place at
Mr.. Martin Skeels', June 10th, under the
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Roach
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Webster. There
were thirty present and pleasant occasion
was enjoyed. Miss Emma johnson and
Mrs. Henry Webster entertained the COM
pany with vocal and instrumental music.
AS big cats are the order Of the day, Miss
Lille Dikeman has one that measures 81
inches In length and weighs 81 pounds.
cHITTENDEN.
On Tuesd ny, June 10, meeting of some
of the citizens of Chittenden,to arrange fol-
4th of July celebration, Mr.. Edwin Hor-
ton was appointed marshal.
The following committee of arrange
ments was appointed: Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. X. V. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. Kittridge Wing, Mr.
and Mrs. Solomon Hewett, Mr.. and Mrs
Lovren Atwood.
The speaking will be by gentlemen from
abroad. Music by the Chittenden corne
band. Refreshments will be served at ar
appointed hour. Fire works and a dance
will close the cay. 8.
= BENsoN.
A very pleasant wedding came of IL
Benson on Tuesday, June 10Th. Mr.. PhiliI
r. Bishop of Baker City, Oregon, was mar
ried to Miss Sarah N. Dickinson of Benson
by the Rev. J. G. Houghton. The ole
family home (by this marriage broken up
was filled with the much-loved friends o.
the bride. After the congratulations ant
, liberal entertainment the happy pair ant
! the aged mother of the bride started TO
v their distant home in Oregon. BRAY,
hearts kept up brave exterior until tn,
departure of the bridal party. Their car
rage was filled with flowers and the Gus
. tomary old shoe. But when Sarah wa
d really gone not a dry eye could be fount
, in that wedding party, for our best ant
best loved was gone. Miss Dickinson wa
fitted by nature and cultivation to be al
ornament in any society. With an accom-
plished education, graduate of Nortl
Granville seminary in its best days, tn
highest moral and religious character, ant
kind winning ways she made hosts o.
: friends, and those who knew her best al
: | ways loved her most.
The bridal presents were numerous ant
very fine. Among others we noticed beau
( tiful gold watch from her mother, O COP,
: of the Cassell illustrated Bible from thre,
!, lady friends, Silver table. ware, knives an,
forks, spoons, etc. We also noticed care
upon beautiful silver castor which read
"From the tribe of Benjamin" A yer,
old, bnt very good tribe, we think, ii
these parts. We saw ting lspis lazul
charm, and within the charm was an In
q cantation which we we're permitted to cop,
y and send you, and we believe it embodie
@ the wishes of all the wedding guests.
MISS SARAH.
IL is an old but happy thought,
That amulet or charm
Is with some secret magic fraught,
That shields from every harm.
The unlearned boor, the cultured sage,
! In this one thought agree;
j. Men OF all creeds, In every age,
Believe, and so do we.
A simple charm ! bring to-day,
b To thee, my wel-tried friend
q The ills OF life to keep away,
And give happy end.
The charm is freighted with song,
wish-almost a prayer,
o Tnat God may shiel your life from ron
From CANCER and from care.
K wish your life may ever prove
Happy as bridal hour,
II And al your days be cheered with love
In the hymenial bower.
And when all human loves shall end,
All earthly Joys be DER.
May you then IND an eternal friend