The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-26
RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

ne sun sclS Tonight AT i:So; Uses To-
morrow morning at ago.
Sunday was the warmcst day of the sea-
son. 1t was A, No. weather.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will meet this evening at their rooms, Buff
fum's block. for devotional exercises at
T:45 p. m. The exercises will be led by
Ben X. Chase. At the close of the devo-
tonal exercises there will be a meeting for
business. The members of the board of
directors and working committee are re-
quested to be present
killington Lodge, l. O. of o. f., meets
this Monday evening at T;30 p. m.
The board of directors of the Central
Vermont railroad will meet at the Bardwell
House this evening. The New York direc-
tors will arrive here by special train over
the Harlem extension railroad.
Hon. Chas. n. Davenport, of Brattlc-
boro, was in town Saturday afternoon.
A suit was brought in certain town re-
Gently, to cover amount of a bill, the items
of which were as follows: To once week,
All the year round and Monthly Punch.
The question is, was the plaintiff to the
suit bartender or news vcnder?
A strawberry festival will be held by the
ladies of one of the churches soon.
Decker Brothers, of piano fame, for
whom E. N. Merriam is agent in Rutland
have issued the finest descriptive catalogue
of their instruments yet out. 1t contains
several pieces of fine original music and is
gem of the printers art
Miles Grant of Boston, will preach in the
Advent chapel Saturday evening next and
at the usual hours on Sunday.
Hon. David Z. Nicholson has accepted
an invitation to deliver the address on Dec
Grafton day at Pittsfeld. A rally worthy
of the occasion can be depended upon there
Rev. L. NJ. Haynes, Chaplain of the
10th Vermont Regiment, and late pastor of
the Baptist church at Lewiston, Maine, is
spending few days in town.
Daniel Kimball, Esq, of Clarendon, has
recently made large sale from his yalua.
BILE herd of cattle to the Glen Flora Stock
Breeding Company, located at Waukegan
Illinois. This association is among the
foremost in the country. This purchase
shows valued appreciation of Mr.. Kim
balls stock.
One of our citizens eXprcssively says
-'he knew fool would turn up some
where, who would put his postal card in {
stamped envelope, putting n three cent
stamp thereon and mail it," such case
has occurred and he thinks it great con
vienence.
A clerk in fancy goods store, who hat
been requested by lady customer to sent
home spool Of thread which she had pur
chased, hired an express wagon. in which
he placed the spool and so drove to tn,
ladys residence where he deposited tn,
spool in the hall, endwise like a barrel.
Messrs. Flints, johnson d Co., are fur
nishing the beautiful marble tile, from TIN
Eureka quarry, for Charles Towns new
hotel at Bellows Falls This firm is doinI
large and remuneratiyc business at thei
mills and quarries, located about midwa.
between Rutland and Sutherland Falls.
Two young boys became so excited OF
Saturday, that il ended in an amateur priz
fight. After stripping off their surplu
garments and fighting six wicked rounds
citizen interrupted the sport.
The martins have arrived in town am
have probably taken up their abode for tn
summer.
Welsh slate sells in Boston from eight +
nine dollars per square.
An exchange says, "Vermont papers ar
calling for rain and it seems to be on tn
way"
Ten tons of beautiful marble has bee
shipped from Wild's quarry at Lee, Mass
recently to Bishop Rosencrans of Colun
bus, Ohio, for the altar of catledri
there, present from Archbishop NJ
Closky of New York.