The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-02

, Gail, J. W. StearDs, II. u. PERSONS, audi
tors
n - 20 benevolent society will eivo a
rec Jiabic at the vestry of the Bap-
dss On Monday evening April 2i.
Sam Il stewart has bought Of G. A. Ia.
vi, the ace known as the Luce place for
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WEST HAVEN.
Mrs. q. Viuton Luther, native OF Bur-
nah, aud for some time missionary among
the unfortunate women OF that country,
visited our town ls,t Saturday, aud address
ed meeting Of the ladies' az Mrs. Deacon
Forbee. In her rapid, yct interesting con-
vcrsational etyle, che gave US an eyewitness
account Of TIE unhappy condition of heath
en- women in Burmah where they are taught
to believe they have 30 souls and of Bin
doosian where they aye neld in worse than
African slavery and seclusion, shut up even
from the enjoyment of the beauties of ma
ture by the inexorable laws of cast also
Of the women of China, whore their life is
go unboarable that macy OF the female
children are smothered in infancy by their
own mothers.
After the address she exhibited some
very fine pressed ferns sent her by mission
child for eslo; and several specimen cults
of apparel as worn by the natives Of the
East. The occasion was one of deep in
terest and we were glad to add our mites
to the treasury of the noble society which
is doing SO much to elevate our sister vo-
man in those less favored lands. We hope
Tint on some more auspicious occasion,
wen the roads are settled and pa,ssble, TO
secure Mrs. Luther TO deliver an address in
the church.
On Sabbath even ng the 25;h, VIC held
our first missionary concert, which was psr-
ticipated in by respectfully large audience,
considering the very muddy roads. The
little people acquitted themselves credit
ably in their rectatoDs and declamations.
The select reading was very good and the
music appropriate and we trust our hearts
will continue to grow Interested in this good
work and that our pockets may duly re-
spond to the touch of our eympathies in
the time to come.
Sugar making hes commenced with US,
but the rains are taking off the snow co
fast that we anticipate short run.
Our towns-people Willard Hitchcock and
| Pliny Norton have returned from Rutland
where they have been sitting as jurymen
during the last session Of tho county court.
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| MECHANIosvILLE.
| Ihe Mechanlcsvllle dramatic club cs-
h hloa..on was aeclcea succ..s "A iuli
TS Touse IN = u,.onuanee On po.n evenings
Ives hall Friday the 30lh inst.
| De-, Chosho,, hoh. w III
dv,s 1i ni,co anJ 10 .Ein, nno peoSv 70 ;ow. nn,
session.
! Alison White has leased the place owned
~ Nadha nSa uu D3Ie io,nieiy ,ni occupied Dy y.
1o, of hnr;i sIu ~ ~ 'AA' p'''sS''on oh INC
n,sco ~ R,onoo 1s' su t. ,Io rnai ,ron ,u,s ns
lin MechanicsviIle loses one of her most
boncet f,itbfnI and iadnstrious citizena
oohooI ..o,,. a;.,r;o. NJ o,.L H..
A. G. Randall Committee for The wear voted
10 raise tax of twenty-five cents on the
dollar
'o,,Si.
W noio nuniosi 5i u. oISe Noo o.. Ie5e S oc
Os M .hi. nhor 80 liz a.. uosr os t 80 o.
between 16 and 20. 8: between 90 and 25'
2; between 25 and 80, o; between 80 and
so. 2: between so and rs, Z; between rs
and 20, 6; over 90, /; total 20. Whole
number of births, 90.
The only death over ninety years of age,
wac Perry Green Dawley the fret male
child born in town.
DRATrLEBoRo.
Edward Croabv eso bas arrived safe,v
att S,n N.a,cisco
T,n ,r1ual festival given by the ladies'
81 ~ l-lhodist society takes place, on
' 'e'l> y evening April l1th.
She Warren has been chosen super
intondeHt of the Baptist Sabbath school.
Tho 4rtrnonth collece cleo club pave
an e.. -ilent concert A. the town hall on
Thuraiav evanino
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IVY w. H. iisIris vi VIC Gnl'eisailsl
iao,,,,as ,r;,h a vora oynrcss;sn snS o,,1
sDota,, a,,nn,,.,a ~, t,-,,r,, pseiI;ncr '
'F
rev; Dr. walker Improved tne esenlng
OF ram sunday al the congregational
cnuich py lalnihar narration OF inc events
Oh the iast ieW Gays OF the oaVlors me- IL
iuhreting WIN iaFsa map IL proved an
interesting serVice'
At the annual school meeting James M.
| Tyler, SilOs NJ. Waite, and r. w. Clarke,
were elected prudential committee. A Wis
iting con. nittee was appointed consisting
of b. =. Bingham, Miss Rebecca Crosby,
and Madame hondan. "A TAX OF n'ty cents
was 'o'eu'
Inc expenses OF the village schooIs Oh
Brattleboro tor the past year were 3d.
| $50, GO, which l perceive is some $4,000
more than your huiiand schools COST
Danny.
Considerable rain has fallen for two days
past, and the brooks are high.
Tha fo,,ow;ra of,ce,a were e,ec,ed rr.o-
49,, ovanino fos S;s,rIc, No 3 viv.NMnJ
5 crS,or Ira II Vail. clark and treasurer
N "a Uc,ricL con,mit,ea Willard Cron
dali auditor, II. ]. Lake; collector, w.
| p. johnson, voted tax of twenty-five per
cent.
The funeral Of Isaac Nichols was largely