The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-22
COUNTY AND ELSEWHERE.


The Hluminator, No. 0, published
monthly at this place, by D. Leonard, job
printer, has just made its appearance. Be-
sides many advertisements, which show
that business in Fairhaven is thriving, it
contains many items of information and
news, from which we CLEAN most of the
trims which follow.
The slate mills of Fairhaven work up
not less than one hundred tons of stock
daily.
The Welsh Presbyterian Sunday school
make an excursion to Saratoga, Troy and
Albany on Tuesday, July 22d.
Geo. d. Spencer, having for the present
suspended his direct attacks upon railroads,
has chosen still broader theme and has
prepared lecture on the "Moral Degener-
acy of the Age and its Causes" This lee
ture he has delivered in Hampton, N. Y,
and in Castleton, and we understand he
has other engagements.
The band stand in the Park is finished
and is really "a thing of beauty" Our
bands have already given us some fine
music from this stand, and we have the
assurance that they will give US occasional
evening concerts during the warm weather.
Some pleasant seats have also been con-
structed in the shadiest places in the Park
and it is fast becoming quite place of
resort.
The most brilliant party of the season
occurred at the residence of Aaron r.
Vail, Esq, in this village, on Wednesday
evening, the 10th inst. 1t was the occa.
sion of the marriage of Miss Carrie r. E.
Vail and Edward w. Ladd of Detroit,
Mich. Rev. DR.. John Newman performed
the marriage ceremony. Miss Vail has but
recently returned from an European tour.
Mr.. Ladd is known by many in Rutland
county as a wholesale marble dealer.
There are over eighty boaruers at the
Montvert House at the present time, and {
large number at private houses ; in fac
there are more strangers in town than evel
before since the springs were discovered.
The colored waiter, Williams, at thu
Montvert, who was stabbed in an alterca
ton with another waiter, one week agt
Sunday, is doing well and will make liv,
of it. 1t seems that they got into dis
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head, at which he snatched knife off til,
table and stabbed him in the side, piercing
one of the kidneys. For time his lif,
was despaired of, but now the symptom
are favorable for recovery. Williams say
the young man was blameless, and that h,
was served just right.
| bennington.
During the past week there has been al
abundance of rain and cold weather in thi
section. The rain was needed, but the COLI
weather could been omitted. Vegetation
shows the great benefit derived from tn,
showers.
| THE CELEBRATION.
From present appearances the coming
anniversary of the "Battle of Bennington
will be celebrated on larger scale than la
been done for several years past. The an
cient and honorable organization of til,
r. A. Us are already making extensiv,
preparations to appear on that day, and a
a meeting held at Free Library Hall las
Friday evening, committee of five wer
appointed as soliciting committee to re
ceive funds and members, to enable then
to appear in a manner worthy of their an
cient name. Another meeting will be hell
at the same place, Wednesday evening
next, to which all who are in favor of an,
friendly to the cause are invited to attend