The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
This has been plentiful sugar season in
this vicinity SEAL BRowN.

This has been plentiful sugar season in
this vicinity. SEAL Brown.
WEST WINDSOR.
A grange picnic was held at Union hall
on Friday evening last in which Cleaner
grange of w. Windsor, Reading and Pion-
Ger oranges OF South Reading participated.
Many persons outside of the order were
present by invitation. An interesting lee
ture was delivered by Mr.. George Ii. Tut
tie OF South Reading. Sentiments were
given and responded. The music was
furnished by Hawkins band, supper and
the whole closing with dance.
Mrs. Willard Mansfield was Frustrated
by an apoplectic fit and now remains in q
critical condition.
Thirty-seven dogs were registered in
West Windsor, with two more to hear
from.
Farmers are busy as their spring work
has come upon them three weeks earlier
than last year.
ARLINGTON.
Geo. G. Kendall, who has recently been
appointed postmaster here, has resigned his
position as station master and telegraph op-
orator, and purchased the stove, tin and
hardware business of West IS Bro lie il
now renovating the store and making some
alterations therein preparatory to removing
the postoffice there. Success attend him in
his new enterprise.
LUDLOW.
1t seems almost providential in one re-
spect that Phair was not "taken of" at
the time designated in the warrant issued
by the proper authorities for his execution,
in that, that the circumstance which pro-
cured the 'story of proceedings" opens
the whole case for re. argument in almost
every public place and at all the "cross-
roads" Of the country.
The agony of the presidential struggle
having been so great and long continued,
| 1t is very doubtful if certain class could
have subsidized had not something like the
Phair case 'turned up" just as it did. Here
where the sheriff Of the county is pre-.
sumed to eat, sleep and have being, at
| least portion of the time, it is not per-
haps more than what might be naturally
| expected, that said officials movements
should be quite narrowly watched.
1t is very doubtful whether he hes taken
a document from the postofllce for some
considerable length of time that number
of bystanders would not be willing TO swear
came direct from Gov. Fairbanks, and that
the seal of the state was plainly to be seen,
| covering the larger share of the envelope.
There can be but little doubt but what
| the exact facts in the case in question will
| be fully known before May day, inssmuch
| as every man, woman and child, far and
| near, have undertaken the job to slit the
| whole subject from top to bottom, applying
| legal rules that up TO the present time have
not been brought to bear on the case, as
those having such matters to dispose of were
in duty bound to see were lawfully applied
Let us hope that truth and justice will ulti-
mately triumph, though lawyers, judges,
jurors and jailors all go by the board to-
gether.
Speaking of lawyers reminds US that onr
latest acquisition to the fraternity here, 5.
A. Griffin. esq, although but recently set
sail in the inticaces OF his profession. has
| just taken very young student; so very
| young that his parent on the maternal side
thinks he can make greater progress if left
entirely to her care and protection, and
possibly receive full as salutary lessons (of
course Of a moral nature as would be like
| ly to be learned in the ;averageslawyer's of
| fee of the period. But IS A." being more
than an average in many respects, the
question at least would be an open one.
| Until further notice the student will re-
main with his mother on Pleasant street.
Landlord Green of the Ludlow house is
extending new two-story piazza IN front
| of his hoslelry when fully completed ii
will be both useful and ornamental and
would afford very ample accommodations
for loafing were it not for the uncomfort-
able fact that the proprietor, Mr.. Green,
won't allow that sort of luxury to exist
about his premises at all. The piazza
nevertheless, will be all the more eppreci
ated by regular boarders and the guests OF
| the house.