The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-13

MIR Mavne-d John Howe of Oscillation
and l., ID. Ross. M. ID of Poultney. were
classmates in college and qradua,eO at Mid
tleburv in 1859. The trio mervlf Poultnev
Inc other dav and hale fellows we'll met
they were TOO, Mr.. MAYNARD read law in
Cleveland MIR. Howe graduated NJ the AL |
bany law school and MIR. Ross graduated
at the Castleton medical college.
]. A. Harrington. a member of the DEM
ocratic persuasion WINS elected last free |
mans meeting q Justice of the peace. Said |
Justice is nearer sixty than ffty wears of |
age and he occupied the magistrates chair |
at John Howes Office for the first time two |
weeks ago. 1t was an organ case and his |
honor decided in favor of the plaintiff. An
appeal was taken to county court. I.P.
Smith was the defendant. II. l.. Clark his |
counsel.
An enthusiastic Castleton republican has
held correspondence since the inauguration
of the presidential middle, bemuddled, with
Parson Brownlow, Vice President Wheeler,
Senators Morton, Blaine, Edmunds and
Morrill,, Representatives Townsend of New
York and Joyce of Vermont.
The ninth normal entertainment was a
graphic lecture delivered by Prof. A. L.
Perry of Williams college, on the thrilling
subject of the "Battle Of Waterloo" He
has visited this historic ground twice in the
last sixteen years. The lecture was Illus
trated by an elaborate map of the battle
field The tenth entertainment will be an
exhibition of prize speaking by the students
OF Inc state normal school FRIDAY evening
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FAiRHAVEN.
Hon. L. c. Ellis had very severe attack
of congestion of the luugs, last Wednes-
day. lie ia now convalescinC.
r. HANGER ia hero visiting his old friends
uho are manv Hair Haven noorjo ~,
know who R. Anger is.
Tho COMFORT advertised for Adam. bolI
nv prof. Williams ,'tho groat Englieb boi
| lad singer" for Feb 6the came off az far
from ibe audience thew did NOT notice n
chord or discord. Dir. Williams was here
most Of the day, but at Z D. m. he was
minus. The audience were well satisfied
| for they concluded he was counted out by
| the Louisiana returning board. The man
that puts Professor before his name should
| keep his engagements or give some good
reason for not doing go.
The genial face of Hon. w. II. II. Bing.
ham was to be seen here last Friday morn
ing. Upon his arrival In town he was met
by some of the stewards of the Methodist
church. The party Immediately proc, cded
towards the old Methodist church.
Whether they had class meeting or love
feast ! cannot say, but can say. that wher
they returned they were all good-natnreo
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anv trouble here What ia right? annear,
The only ouestion for him 10 decide The
Mcthodist society were allowed The fnl
amount of their policy. So 900 lie also
settled with Mr. HANGER for damage on hi,
house, satisfactorily.
We arc clad Hon. Mr. Indications ba,
be1nn 70 fesI ashamed of bis naat conduct
and has concluded n lot tbis beautiful SNOW
onietIv 90 10 The sea n,onelled onlv Inv N,
force 1iyen il bv the rays from old Sol
hue.hor AZ, Tna;o.tiona aoro h,s;no.