The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06

one dozen of beautiful knives and forks
two silver-pl8'ed spoons one beautiful,
heavy shawl n beautiful lamp, and seyc.
raj ornamental designs. that indicated taste
and Industry. The to'Gl value % all the
giits wss over twenty collars. The arti-
cles are appreciated by th" recipients and
reflect gr,at credit on Mr.. C. a. Lincoln,
who has shown true knduCss in the time
aud good tqstc, cXpcncci In getting them
up. After the prtslni' bad been inspected,
the older portion Of the Company COM
menctd a very hearty discussion of the
viands furnished for tic occasion. These
came forward in the IIubb4riton style,
and were discussed with Il .st seen no.
where except ct a wedding or n picnic.
One table after another was served until
all ate and were satiJl,d, ard thus ended
the china vcdiing.
EAST DoBsgT.
Winter with its fro''s ard snowa, ita
Winds and polar apirils, is abroad in East
Dorset. It's wind5 have piped aloui sew
c al times Of late md made Emusic of mel
| ancholy SOFT On FIiiay night last, "thc
oldest iuhahi'n ~ utver Saw the like
Sjili no tNm1s' was done tbet can not be
easily and cheaply repairci, and ell were
at breakfast as usual next morning.
Several deaths have occurred here within
q few days that have Gus, gloom and sad
ness over our community. Ga the 2Sth
MT, Jerry Whai,n Giad If q typhcil fever.
lie had msty watn iritn 10 and was enc 1T
those few yo9ng men Of whom every one
speaks well
George Batchelder. a prominent citizen
and cXCeiilu. man, Lt ! GA the 20th ut.
lie was born in Peru aua lived in Rutland
al one time where be built several marble
mills, Ctc. he moved t. East Dorset about
twelve years ago where ne has srcc tullt
tNc marble mill and works Of d. l.. X Mt
Il Co., and the marble mill OF } X. Fred
ley & Son. -Four years ego in the Greeley
CAM a'gn he was nominated N the straight
republican ticket Tor representative OF
our usually democratic town, and although
he mace no effort to secure his election and
little WIS douc ion him, he made r. part.
cuitt!v wcrm for ilc democrats aud crock.
co republicans combined cu} was only q
ltarl after tcgcrui baliutl1g3 by q very
few voice. About " ycir1 VIZ while at
his employment, and without wai .Ic, hI
ha! q stroke q paralysis and then and der,
ended bis life work. 10 was taken thence
to iris house wherc he has NEARLY ever sine,
rtmsincd in u coud tion Of life and Cclti
that turns the iron heart to pity. At las
in tie iStv-fourth years Of his age, aud a.
the old ana CCnteln al year vas nearing II!
close, the last lingering spark of life wen
Gut NuO he passed from the bosom of HI
family to that of Iii God.
Mis-. Hemau Blffum died on the 81.
Ill. She hal been We. Till the mornin!
OF that day and sa, at breakfast with tn,
family, AID at noon was about the house
but twtufy minutes later was dead. Shl
was bur just on the shady side OF midd.,
lite: Wac an excellent wife and N, ther
friend aud uriPuh.r, and her sudden de
cease has aaddercd many hearts ard lef
an impression ON some that time will deep
en-, lul eau never remove. L. N. Il.
EvELINGr. y.
l. G. Giant has been elected foreman 0
the star hose company No. . The com
pany was orcauiz d september IS, 1871
ana now numbers 2j men. They have
new hall, j1st cImp'c'cl, in Woods he,
/ building 81 College t'lr.t.
The marriage Of Mr.. George Towle t
Mss Matthg +. Marks. at the First Bap
int church, by Rev. ~ \. Wilcox, is on
of the marked events of the season IN tn
Queen CITY. Tie welding presents wer
/ numerous aud vr,uub.a.
Jerome Flluu4GsG has b n cleclo
, president of the Reformed men's club
! this city.
. Rev. Father Jerome II Cloarcc has bee
I clcctci chaplain, Gnl Oliver Cahana, pres
= dent, of the st. Jean BIpltsic society.
C Richard Harris has been seutenccd IN II
= city court to two years H. he states prise
{ for receiving stolen gooc.
c Dutiag the yaar 1876 here were tried