The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-01
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY /,

cses Friday afternoon. Closing exercises
in the town hall Friday evening. An at
tractive programme will undoubtedly b'
presented.
g. d. Human is in Plattsburgh, N. Y.
on business.
The potato bugs have made their appear
ance quite numerously.
We notice the Dandy cheese factory
claim the best sale on cheese this spring
l think the Central New Haven cheese
manufacturing company can beat that
They recently sold all their cheese, one
week old, for fourteen aad one-half cents
per pound. JACK.
DANDY.
Quite a number of our people attended
Beecher's lecture at Rutland last Wednes-
day evening.
A disgraceful row occurred in a certain
locality in town, last Sunday evening. II
repeated the authorities will no doubt take
notice of it.
Decoration day, although not publicly
observed here, was in few private in
stances, the graves of our dead heroes be-
ing strewn with natures choicest flowers,
showing that it was not for outward show,
but that the affection which prompted the
ceremony laid deep in the heart, and that
the memory of those who laid down their
lives, that the nation might live, is still
cherished. Some of our people attended
Decoration at Wallingford.
The highways are now being worked aud
are getting quite passable.
d. w Rogers is erecting new barn and
otherwise improving his premises.
The following are the names of soldiers
buried in this town: George S. Baker,
George A. Bucklin, Job Gary, Major Geo.
e. Croft, Ezra Croft, Israel Croft, Caleb
p. Fisk. Spencer Green, Elisha F. Sweat,
Henry II. Vaughan, Stephen Woods
One fishing notice has the following :
"All persons who own or occupy trout
brook, and have posted notices, are hereby
prohibited from fishing on these premises.
All others are allowed" J. O. W.
PITTsFoRD.
The funeral of Mrs. E. r. Hendee took
place on Saturday last. A large number
assembled to pay their respects to the
memory of the amiable lady. Rev. X. Il.
Hall delivered tender and pertinent
funeral address. The floral offerings were
fine, especially wreath contributed by
Mrs. j. j. Slmonds of Brandon. The gen.
eral arrangements were under the direction
of Col. Robert r. Drake. Mrs. Hendee
was lady highly esteemed in the commu.
nifty. She left child but three days old.
A large number of visitors are 10 town,
among them Hon. John l. Gilbert Of Ma
lone, N. Y, and family, who are spending
some time with his fathers family, Dea.
Simeon Gilbert.
The farmers of Pittsford are shipping a
large amount of butter to the Boston mar
ket.
The Pntsford brass band serenaded sew
eral of our citizens on Tuesday evening.
MANCHESTER.
Mr.. S. B. Pettengill preached at the
Congregational church on Sunday last.
A party who went to Bourn pond last
week were driven back by snow storm.
Ex-Gov. John Gregory Smith and party
of railroad gentlemen were guests at the
Equinox house on Tuesday.
The members of the post of the Grand
Army of the Republic decorated the graves
of the soldiers at Deerwood cemetery. at
Factory Point, and then proceeded to Dor
set to perform the same service. The peo-
pie of Dorset served collation. for them.
The June term of the Bennington county
court begins on Tuesday next. There are
100 cases set for trial. Judge Dunton will
preside. The first case ID one in which
Judge Dunton has been counsel and can
not Try it.
T. G. Robbins, master of Center Lodge
at Rutland, installed the newly elected Of
ficers of Adoniram Lodge, No. AZ, on the
evening of May oath. p.