The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-22

Mellens sermons, and no knowing Wnat
denomination he represents l fear to extol
bis sermon too high to say the least OF IL. l
must say, II was one Of those sermons that
tend to make meu better and see more
clearly" What manner of love the Father
has bestowed upon us that we might be
call ID the children of God and closed by
repeating the Lords Prayer. 8.
WEST RUTLAND.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. P-ter Burns
took place on Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
Tue procession formed at the residence OF
Mr.. Burns on Marble street, and proceeded
hence 10 81. Bridgel's church. The ser
vices consi,ted If a solemn high mass, the
Rev. q O'Rpilly, pa tor Of the church,
Ofiicia inS. After the services 10 the church
the long procession Of carriages and pedes-
trans reformed and moved to the Catholic
cemetery, where the remains were inter-
red. The casket throughout the sad cere-
m mics wal proiu ely covered with flowers,
a beautiful cross a d wreath being most
conspicunus. Many attended the funeral
from Poulrney, F%Airhaven, Csstleton aud
Rutland. Services at the grave were al
Quoted by Father G. O'Reilly. At the con-
clusiOn and after the mound had been
raised above her who in life had been ad-
mlred AID loved so deeply, the newly made
grave was covered With be ,utiful fl ,wers,
aud many fearful fscee turned away ia
seek consolation amid the varying scenes OF
a busy world.
PITrsFoRD.
Deputy Sheriff Dan. Z. Peabody served
a wit Of ejectmeIt on the Rand estate and
on G aud l.. Hendee, and also on Messrs.
II Kingman, Calls A. Hitchcock, DR..
Woo IL, l.. r. Scnofield and FL. Ladbush,
last Saturday, Aug. 1S, in isvor of Addison
Buck. 1t look MIR. Prsbudy and four
others a week to cop these wits from the
Original. In order ! see that THEY wero cor
rect il took Mr. p abody four hours 10
read the writ. The writ covered one hun
dred and forty pages.
The Catholic society of Pittsford and
Nor h Cnltter den held their second annual
picnic Aug II in the grove of Hon. II F.
Lpihrup We are told tnat those who were
present had a very pleasant time. Alb III
1925 were rea IL ID, aud this is to be used
Tor building Il new fence aud improving the
grounds about thei church.
Fifty seven went from here to the Ben,
uington centennial last week.
R-v. Mr. ID ckson occupied the pulpit Of
the congregational church lat Sabbath.
Charles w, Wins ow of BlockpoIt. N,
Y, aud Rev. Samuel W. b ardman. ID. D
Ut Auburn, N. Y, and s ,eph,n A. Walk, r
esq former residents of this town, havt
beeu spendil G a few days in
Ransom Buldelt and his nephew, viii
Burdett, left here Monday for Sioux City
The Methodist church and society havi
built n new cottage on the camp mtet,n.
grounds. Tickets Will be sold from her,
to the camp meeting grounds for fare or,
way. 1t is txpec,td that many will g
from here this year.
Miss Emma Willard will he
select school here, Thursday, Aug. 2s.
Mi + Grin Field OF Com vail spent tn,
Sabbath in town with d.. E II. Drury.
We aie sorry to say that Dan. B. Bngu,
is quite sick at The PRESENT time. F,an
are entertained by his friends that he ma!
not rally.
There will he a harvest ball and a socis
| dance ut the town hail Thursday evening
Angst 90. The general arrangements VII
be under the direction Of U. ID. Moore o
Brandon. The flo II managers will bt
Capt. A. S. Couk, Lucisn j. Thomas an,
Austin A. Dickerman. The bill Of far
will be lemonade and fans. The price vii
be the small sum OF seventy-fve cents
couple. II. F. T.
PLYMOUTH.
In the issue Of the Rutland GLOBE o
August 3 ! an account Is given of u schUo
meeting IN such a way as 10 throw tn
blame Or the district quarrellng %entirel,
upon one party. The origin of the troubl
was simply This There are TWO parli
in the District, as in mot all small ech
districts. The collector OF the district y,
longing TO one of these parties, went 10 th
man upon whom your correspondent hs
lad the entire bltme and demanded h
taxes, b, log the first man asked Tor take,
No objection was made tn paying the taxes
but the party replied, ''When the distrit
pay me l will pay them. The dlstrit
owes me $40" This enraged the co
lector, and he proceeded to levy on tn
property and put the tax payer to SON
considerable expense. Now il must
borne 10 mud that the collector bad mad
NO eff oIt to collect of his own party up /
this time. The FIST mentioned Tax pa, G
then brought suit against the district
raise money to pay the taxes, which n
suited in Il judSment 10 his favor. tt
district appt Aid the Case although the
attorney assured them there was no defens,
They said they would make il Cost hi
SOMETHING before he got his money"
However, some time ago the parti'
agreed To- settle the lawsuit. A mertin
was then called to zee il the district woul
allow The school house TO be used for relij
l lus mredngs. the collectors party vote
The prtj ct down because they didn't wal
the opposite party to have meetings ar
not because a particular par y made a m
ton. Something of the snimus can /
seen when the collectors pary are heal
to say they ''won't ave any meetings
the school house The parry VINO mat
the mt tion supposed the. suit was settle
and lad not before supposed that it was
} crime TO hold religious meetings.
PAwLET.
This town was well represented at I
/ centennial All heem we'll pleased wi
her trip and what they saw there. Mo
, Al Andre ws bad his watch and gold cha
TAKE from him while asleep at night In
tent.
]. W Harwood, who has been m'ssil
. for a lorg time from his family, turned
: at Benz layton. A few m1Io UelebrariO
J might T, store other husbands who have a
sounded from this p ace for parts ubkoow
! There ia to be- a bell hung In the BELT
of The Methodist cnurch at az early da
Friends of the cause Of education are hopi
the trustees will put one oh the villa
, school building.
, Milton Brown of P ,ttsdam N Y,an
> tive OF this town spent the Sabbath hel
: de has been absent from town ABOUT
vars.
!. D. w. Bromley, proprietor of the Fran
/, lin hotel had a g,od custom during the CO
Il nuial week. Dan has the reputation
. keeping an A No. l house. He feeds |