The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-18
Vicinity Items.

The week Of prayer was observed by the
three churches III q series Of union meet
lngs.
Mr.. Richardson has sold his interest in
the stage line to Chester, to Mr.. Rand of
Derry who has already taken possession Of
the reins.
There is some prospect that the tannery,
which has been idle for four or five years,
NAV start again.
Wells, springs and streams are l0p, snow
drifts arr hlgh. CauuOt some Yankee IN
vent a wind-plow tlat shall run when the
wind blows and plow cur road
Snow in the woods about three feet deep
but very light and cry.
Merrill Graves is getting about 5000 logs
to stack his saw mill.
Mcssrs. II lid-n and Bryant have the logs
cut for about 10 600 or ~, 900 but CT tuts
which they Expect to make this season, if
the logs can be drawn to the mill. X.
PAwLET.
The snow is 50 deep in the woods that
the lumDermcn have to suspend business
Until a thew.
The farm lately occupied by Robert Gal.
lOp and Owned 10y the Lsach estate was
b'lu ldSl NNch W DclIluV IcIIlth IOT 20
900. Tho tatm comprises about five huud-
rcd acres.
James Rice ia confined to the house by
illness.
At the communion services held last
Sabbath in the Congregational church,
three persons united VITA the church.
Chester lIulett of the firm Of Hulett
Brothers, i eypec ing to d. some business
IN trade this season, rs sunday night tive
young tinmen tNins) were added 10 the
family.
The next regular communication of
Morning Flower lodge. M. II. +. and A.
M, will hr held al tbeIr hail Thursday
evening, 2jth ii slant. AL master masOns
are invited to attend. NJ.
SOUTH LoNDoNDERRY.
At the annual meeting e the Farmers
grange, NJ. 1877, Dec. 90, 1876, the follow
Ing officers were elected for The ensuing
year. VIZ O. 5. Davis, w. NJ, II. IL.
Collins, o.. G L. Abbott, i c r Gris-
void, s.. j.. C. Gale, Asst. S C.. ID
Farnum. chaplain; d Bttchelder, irels-
uror Mis- Viola + Buxton, secretary :;
A. f. SnattuCk, G. II ; Mrs. @. ID FaI-
mum, Ceres; Mrs. g. K. Grtswold, Pom
ma Mrs. J.. c. Fraser, + IRA Miss Ella
G.. Vale, l. A. 5. ii. II. Collins agent.
Lnret n White, ESQ hiss become insane
- - Ei'A 49," ""~,i"h hum 10 ih4
Brattleooro asylum for treatment.
On Friday, the 18th, & large and enthu-
siaslic railroad moeli & was held in the
town hall. The house unanimously chose
Hon. Jane L. Martin chairman. After he
had stated the object of the meet ng he in
troduct d the Hon. Il. ID. Harris, VINO spoke
about an hour ON the subj ct of the pro-
posed narrow guage ~railr,ai from VIM e.
hall to Is attleb JrC, a di'ttuce of S7t
miles. He not only proved 1t to be a frasi-
HE route but q road that would pay good
dividends on the ciIi al stock when OF ce
in operation. lie wan ed the people on the
route to furnish only $500 600, and then
he would guarantee that the capitalists of
the city Cf New York would furnish the
balauce required TO build and equip il and
also that the read would be built The {, IN
lug year. TLere is 10 doubt but what the
people here will Tea lily furni,h twenty
thou and dollars or mJic towards building
the road.
The West river dramatic club will give
their third entertainment Gt the OWL hall,
Friday evening, Jan. 10. At which time
icy will present "Thc little brown Jug a
u dldhlh ~ lbA'b ANtft AOAAOhNu Wy lIC
farce "A close shaye;" to conclude with
the Ethiopian barbecue, Tho sausage
maker"
There Is but a little done here yet in the
lumber business, for it il impossible for
man or beast to move on the highway on
account of the deep snow, especially IN the
back roads.
The BARRIERS and hairdressers here will
hold their annual free clip at The town hall
IN u few days. Good music will be furnish
ed. All are invited to attend and psrtici-
pate in this flee aud rich e~Atertail mcnt.
The West river d amatic cub having Sc
cured the seIvlces Of an experienced con-
fectloner gave q candy pull and fest va at
the town hall, January 10. The lrooess
of making c n dy was quite q move, affair
to the children.
The wa'er famine here is fast making its
appearance. We have not had a thaw this
winter and the snow siorms have all been
cold and dry. L. W. il.
P~ErKISSYILLE
The Week Of Prayer was observed here
by the holding of union meetings of both
churches.
At the annual donation visit to the Rev.
VIM II. Rugg, a fe@ eve ninRs since, some
sevenly-fivl dollars WAS realized.
The singing school here under the dircc-
ton of Geo. C. Bidwell of Chester, VT,
has been the most successful one held in
many years.
We have now n large quantity of snow
in our vicinity, some two OF thee feet on a
level.
There was no meeting at the Methodist
count of the misfortune of the pastor, who
s~brained his ankle While going to the barn
after a horse, Il few days nee.
There has been a good deal Of excite
ment in our viciTiiy, within a few days
over the trial and attempted suicide of
Henry Gravlin It WoC detock. Z C..