The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-22
RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

NJ iANU AMI NINiNLi1.
Our worthy citizen, Mr.. N. c. Dye, has
laid upon our table good sized ripe toma-
10, grown by him thus early in the season.
Who can show another?
The spirtualmanifestation at Benning-
ton have ceased for upon investigation they
were found to have been gotten up by
family, who desired to vacatc a house they
occupied without the payment of rent and
to aid in the sale of it to other parties for
less than its value.
The great North American circus, is
coming this way next month.
Wrestling matches in the depot parl,
were among the amusements of yesterday.
A change in the depo. restaurant is ru-
morcd.
DIR. Walter Carpenter of Burlington,
spent a few hours in town yesterday. He
had audience to several of his amusing
stories. He knows how to relate an aDec-
date par egcel9ence.
Measles are again having rage in this
village
Killington still wears a portion of its
white cap.
Our Arlington friends are in high expec-
taton Of the Decoration day address in
that place which is to be delivered by Col.
Charles H. Joyce. They will not be dis
appointed as the Colonel is one of the most
effective and interesting speakers in the
State,
Henry S. Hyde of Springfield, arrived at
Queenstown at 4 O'clock on Tuesday morn
ing after a swift and pleasant voyage, and
in comfortable health.
On Tuesday afternoon Rutland railroad
preferred stock declined from &C to So
scrip No. brought 02!. Vermont Cen
trail first declined from "a to 33!.
Magnetic lightning conductors are being
put on the building of the Brandon manu-
featuring company
The Rutland town hall is to have four
hundred feet of magnetic lightning rod
placed upon it, which ought to insure it
from all harm in that regard
The grateful rain came last evening in
abundance.
Abel Mccoy, of Ludlow, was arrested
on Tuesday last, and committed to Jail on
the charge of counterfciting and contempt
of court
GENERAL NOTES.
Drawing room cars between New York
and Saratoga, commenced running on
Monday.
The congregation of the Baptist church
at Stephenstown, N. Y, on the line of the
Harlem Extension railroad, were quite
shocked on Sunday last, at the appearance
of promising young couple wishing to be
marred-a youth of eighty summers and a
young widow of sixty-three. They were
joined together by Rev. Dir. Day, before a
large and interested audience.
The remains of the late Rt. Rev. John
Henry Hopkins, will be removed to the
new tomb at Rocl, Point, over which the
elaborate and beautiful monument erected
by the diocese of Vermont is placed,
ON the 10th of June next, The new Gene
terry at Rock Point will be consecrated at
the same time.
Governor Dix has vetoed the local option
bill on the ground that it contains lmita-
ton of the principal of local self govern
ment.
Lake Champlain froze two-thirds of the
way across from Charlotte to Essex, on
Monday night, says the Burlington Free
Press.
David Jones, a substantial farmer of
Petersburgh, n. Y, station on the IIar-
lem Extension railroad took advantage of
the absence of the family ut church on
Sunday last, by hanging himself in the
stairway.
DIR. William Fox of Wallingford, has re-
Gently lost valuable and favorte horse.
Rev. Lewis b. Hubbard of Grafton, lee
lures next Sunday night on "Mockles ant
Muckles," at South Adams, Mass.
Rev. J. S. Banows, formerly of Proc
torsville delivers the decoration day ora
ton at Westfcld, Mass.
Edward Cuisine of Keene, has beer
elected Grand High Priest of the Masonic
Grand Chapter of New Hampshire.
Rev. W. II. H. Murray, of Boston, is
going to show his versatility by publishing
volume on "The Perfect Horse how t.
breed, train, shoe and drive him." with
preface by Henry Ward Beecher. papel
from Doctor Loring and a chapter by Budt
Doble, the well-known trainer,-the Who'll,
to be dedicated, SHY permission" to Presi
dent Grant.
Charles Marsh of Woodstock, who re
Gently died in California, is the only sur
yiving brother of Hon. George p. Marsh
American Minister to Italy, and an un
Gle of Mrs. Senator Edmunds.