The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27
RUTLAND AND yiCINITY.

RUTLAND AND VICINITY.
There will be q special cncampment of
Post Roberts, No. IA, G. A. r., at Odd
Fellows hall, Globe block, this Tuesday
evening at o'clock. AS this is the last
meeting of the Post previous to Decoration
day, and full arrangements are to be made
at this meeting for the observance of that
day, it is particularly requested that all
comrades should be present
David Oncy was arrested last evening in
a very hilarious state of int oXication and
committed to Jail. His musical and So
norous voice resounded through that sec
ton till late hour thereafter.
The Manchester Journal in speaking of
the late musical festival says: ''The pro
jector, Prof. George A. Meitzkc, deserves
great credit for the successful manner in
which the programme was arranged and
carried out"
1t is understood that under the new ar
rangement over the Harlem Extension rail
road, an express train with drawing room
o'clock a. M, arriving at Rutland at five
o'clock p. m.
Skinner Post of Manchester will make
no demonstration on Decoration Day, but
after decorating the graves of the soldiers
in town, will proceed to Arlington to join
Post Dudley and listen to the Grafton of
Col. Joyce.
James r. Thurston, Esq, of Montpelier,
the treasurer of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.. was in town yesterday after
noon.
Spring has burst upon us in all its love
illness, and among the beauties of nature
before us is the dandelon. A peculiarly
formed slip of this flower has been shown
us which consists of half Il dozen regularly
shaped dandelions formed into one, making
mammoth specimen wonderful TO be-
hold.
DR.. Thomas Clark of Tinmouth was in
town yesterday looking hale and hearty.
The Doctor is 90 years of age and is still
engaged in practice. Has been practi-
toner at Tinmouth for siXty-seven years
and is probably the Oldest physician in
practice in the state He is one of its
oldest inhabitants
The Bardwell House sign has received a
new coat of paint and now points the way
to haven of rest and refreshment, in a
decidedly respondent manner
The postal cards have struck public
favor The orders for them up to this
time aggregates twenty-five millions, and
the manufacturers are expecting to turn out
six hundred and fifty thousand daily. Such
a success of the new idea is probably be-
You'd the expectations of the most san
guine.
A woman recently discovered that hei
children, seven in number, showed unmis
taxable signs of having the scarlet fever
Being unable to procure assistance, sht
worked, watched and administered medi
'cincs night and day, to her sick children
until her system gave ont and she became
insane. in which condition she still remains
GENERAL NOTES.
Rev. w. S. Blaisdell presented his fare
well discourse, as pastor of the Baptis
Church, at Factory Point, on Sunday.
The journal says Several letters re
Gently received show that several famous
trout fishers are turning their longing eye
Manchesterward.
Josh Billings writes Orvis of the Equinox
House, Manchester, for rooms, saying: 60
wish to start northward in search of tn,
North Pole about the 10th of June" Ate
asking the prices of board for sine ant
my wife" he says Let me know thes
things and | will drop you line whether
will prosecute you with my beautiful pre-
sence. Also state how is the most approve,
method to reach your rancho. Full o
faith fun and a little money. | remai
yours and the worlds friend
The grave of Gen. Stark, of revolutionar
fame, at Manchester, N. H., will be esp'
cially honored ON Decoration day.
An Ohio Legislator has presented res'
luton rnrbidding any more babies bein
named John Smith, in 4hat State.
The Banner correspondent from Mort
Bennington says;
We learn that the Spirit Manifestation
that created SO much excitement last wee
on Greenwich street, have subsidized for ii
present. The spirit proved to be that
the mother of girl that lived in the hout
with Rochfort, and she (the spiriD inform
ed the people that she would not troub
them any more at present, which we thin
was right clever on her part, and certainl
showed good sense for spirit.