The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-03

RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

The sun sets tonight at ,32. and rises
tomorrow morning at 4.24.
At meeting of the Hook and Ladder
Company held last evening, John IIawley
was elected first assistant foreman.
Co. "a" Vermont militia, meet this
TUESDAY morning at o'clock.
Two children of Mr.. Alexander, were
playing with a straw cutter yesterday,
when one Of them told the other to put his
finger in and see it cut, which the little
fellow did, and resulted in nearly sevcring
two fingers from his right hand.-IIc was
attended by DR.. John \. Wcad.
At Vienna. Hon. William T. Horobin of
Bennington, dincd by invitation with the
following named persons: Bayard Taylor,
Edmund Yates. Alexander Forbes of the
London Daily Nc,rS, John Russell Young,
George Sauer, Mr. Stillman. of the Trib,ne
Madame Mulback, her daughter and sister.
A Rutland peddlars cart took a two mile
run, through main street Nergcnnes, and
and on to Centre Ferrisburgh, on Monday
of last week, leaving the wagon body in the
street, but to the disgust of the youngsters
not scattering any of Iowc's candy.
Mr.. John n. Hills, of Chicago, formerly
telegraph operator at Burlington. spent
few hours in town yesterday.
Hon. Nathaniel Fish, of West Haven,
has recovered from his long and serious
illness, and was in town yesterday.
On Thursday May 2Sth, the Bishop of
Vermont visited st. Pauls Parish Nergen-
mes, preached, and confirmed six persons
presented by the rector, Rev. w. H. Coll
ms.
Hon. Harvey X. Fowser of Manchester,
and Hon. Daniel Roberts of Burlington
were in town yesterday.
Morses Block. corner of Center street
and Merchants row, is receiving increased
temperance facilities for the use of its
many patrons, by "A connection with the
sewer
Our village was invaded yesterday by a
band of Italian musicians, four in number
who paraded the streets. and gave some very
good music at small expense to their audi
ences.
The ruins of the old village hall, seem
not to disappear from the admiring gaze of
the public in a very rapid manner and it
seems to be an undecided question of time
when they will be. of these things that
were but are not
Many of our citizens are busy with max
ing improvements upon their property in
in the way of painting and other means OF
Frightening up their general appearance
all of which is very credtable.
Edward Tatro the barber has returned
to town, rnd taken his old quarters at the
Bates House.
The offices of the Vermont Central rail
road are to he removed from Boston t.
New York
The cashier of the First National Banl
of Fair1aven, requests us to correct SOM
erroy in the figures of his bank statement
and we therefore reprint it to-day with tn
corrections made.
A notice of Col. Harry Brownson vii
be found on the second page Decoration
day at Caatleton on first page.
Mr.. Charles p Harris and Miss Susl,
p. Harris, brother and sister, will sail iron
New York for Europe on the new steame
Montana of the Williams and Guion line
This probably gave rise to the mistaken
rumor that Mr.. J. b. Harris was going t.
Europe with his family. Mr.. Harris is no
going himself but his eldest son am
daughter will leave as above stated ON tn
second of next month.
The public debt statement shows re
reduction of -, 525, 2S2. so.