The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-28
RUTLAND GLOBE WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 28 1873

thing left for the creditors. it is the bran
and very little of that.
DIR. Smith was engaged one day last week
in stalking out the Welch meadow" near
and west of the new depot grounds. pre-
paratory to laying out new road down to
the creek, and thence north just east of the
white ledge, as it is called. This opens
good opportunity to those who contemplate
building as upon these roads no better
grounds for elegant residences can he OBJ
tanned in town.
Nahan, Cardcll Il Co. have erected
large building on the new Railroad street
which is fast being completed for the use
of their business. This building is just
west of Mr. Richards residence, which is
one of the most tasty and convenient dwell
lngs in town. Mr. Richard knows about
what she wants as matters of taste. and
what She wants is about as it should be.
A word about the weather. We renow
suffering slightly for the want of rain. We
were threatened with rain for a number of
days last week, but it " failed" and we
are about as dry as an old "topcr after
debauch. Still the grass grows rapidly and
has rank, dark color. The clay gardens
this spring are unusually lumpy, and re-
scmblc the beds of some of the western
rivers that dry up during the summer
A little rain, however, will slack the Jumps
and everything will grow rapidly.
Some men know how to increase their
business, and some don't. The benefit of
advertising was, perhaps, never more
clearly demonstrated than in the case of
Bond, in our place When he commenced
here about five years ago, the store had
| been doing q small business. Frank wanted
| to do more, and he advertised largely, and
| the trade increased He saw the impetus.
and he continued, and the increase con-
tinted. This year he was not satisfied with
having the paper the only means of adver-
Using. but has scattered handbills broadcast
so that the rocks even at the sides of the
highway speak of his fame, and cry out
q" BE We clothed" ARGUS
Nj. Adams.
Rev. Mr.. Van Norden of the Congrcga-
tional church. on Sunday morning last. at
the request of the Grand Army of the Re
public preached an eloquent and chastc
sermon. preparatory to the observance of
memorial day. Rev. A. c. Stevens of the
Methodist Church discourscd appropriately
on the same theme in the evening. The
Messenger in noting these dscourses well
says That was fine thought of Gen.
Burnsdcs to invite the delivery of these
sermons all over the country the Sunday
before Decoration, and the result cannot
but be OF deep importance in directing the
tendencies of public thought
The Chief of Police of st. Adams has is
sued the following notice to vagrant boys.
Similar notices might be issued in other
places with good effect;
There are numerous boys running habit
ually in the streets of this village without
visible employment, who ought to be in
regular attendance upon the public schools.
If discover any such after the first day OF
June they will be arrested as Migrants and
if convicted will be sent to the Reform
School. Parents and guardians will take
notice and govern themselves-Or rather
their children accordingly.
Orwell.
MIS-. iiull, VIE OF MI. james HUI, OIL
Orwell! above so years of age, died in that
town last Saturday morning, May "a. She
was one of the oldest members of the Con
gregational church in that place.
Clarendon Springs,
Mr.. a. f. Styles, formerly of Burling
ton. who for several years has spent hi
winters in Florida, and summers in thi.
village, has recently purchased the Greer
Mountain House, at Clarendon Springs
one of the oldest, and pleasantest summer
resorts of the State. The House is new
; and nowly furninllod throughout, and th,
fact that Fuller A. Pierce so long and fa
vorably known in connection with the Adj
olson House, is expected to keep it, is
safe guaranty that visitors will meet will
: courteous attention, and find a table equa
to the best. The House will be open from
June list to October LIST. Mr.. Styles is ais,
owner of the Riverside House on the bank
of the st. JohnsRiver at Jacksonville, Fla.
which will also come under Mr.. Pierce
1 management, and will be open from Nov
l LIST to May list.