The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-01


lngton, whose oft-told story how he found
the Monocacv," was told once more by the
St. Adams Advertiser the other day. is now
residing in Btookline, n, II, and doing
we'll
The American hotel is being embelished
with coat Of paint.
Shepard Davis, 6 Co, have more orders
for lumber upon their books than at any
time the past year and pr, pose running their
mills quarter Of Il day extra.
A new tile floor is ng laid in the en-
trance hail, Office and reading room Of the
Van Ness House.
The propo.ed railroad between Burlng-
ton, Essex Junction and Cambridge, is
again agtatcd all along the line.
Hon Levi Underwood and Gen. W. w.
Henry have recently visited Montreal look
ing after the Canghuawaga Ship Canal.
II. IL. Howe Of the American Hotel has
sold his fine span of matched bay horses to
Boston dealer The price has not been
made public.
The Harmonic Society of Burlington are
to give an old folks concert April 9Th.
Extra Morrison arrested at Rutland was
arraigned before Judge Tyler on Saturday
for burglary committed at the house of W.
X Villas in Burlington Dec 10, 1878, when
parts of harness and other property were
taken. The case was continued to April
20th.
MECHAN1CsV1LLE.
At special town meeting March oath,
the town voted to raise thirty cents on the
dollar FIR town tax in addition to thirty cents
raised Mt the annual meeting making in all
sixty cents for town tax. Also voted TO
raise twenty-five cents on the dollar for
hi way making fifty cents on the dollar for
highway tax the ensuing year.
| oil Parker has sold his farm to Patrick
Toohey of Hcaldville and is going to re-
move to Ludlow the present week consider
alton for the farm six thousand dollars.
Wallace ID ma has bought the late Ar
temus Flanders farm and moved on to it,
commencing his farming life in good earn
! est.
James Z futile has sold his farm to Mar
tin Shippee Of Clarendon Sells his stock
and farming tools at auction on April 1st
Consideration seventeen hundred dollars.
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vERGENNEs.
Messrs n & NJ I Bristol have left Yer
gennes with two car loads of blooded sheep
for Mr. Noah Bristols ranch on Box Elder
| Creek, in Northern Colorado They took
| two hundred and thirteen sheep, selected
| from many of the best flOcks in Addison
county
The first concert of the Vcrgennes Must
| cal Union. under the direction of Pr + J
| Phillips, If Burling OF, was given at sci COL
house hall. on Wednesday evening Last.
! The IermoHter says of it; 1T is certainly
Il high compliment to Mr. Phillips that he
could, in the brief time he has given to the
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cert effect results so creditabe to ali. Fro
quent and hearty applause te-tife the grat-
iticatOn o: the au,lience-which WAS large
and appreciativc. Col Iindcs, of Burlng-
ton, being discovered in The audience, he
was cslled oIt, and sang as he alone can.
The aude got very noisy about it. Prof
Moore. of Burlington, was next called out
and his piano execution fairly electrified
his hearers-and over this they got more
noisy. Some one without the fear of consc-
yuences before his eyes. remarked that
while Vergrnnes could furnish a great deal
of excellent music, Burlington can furnish
| Moore"
The damage to Falardo and Parkers fac
tory by the recent fire was about 5000,
fully covered by insurance.
G.. +. Miller. our popular and enterpris
ing harness maker, formerly Of Benson,
! VI, Is now MAKING Tor tllt NbIlntIll
TRANSFORMATION Company 11j set of canal
harnesses This was given him on account
of the rcnutalion that he has already es-
tablshcd since he came into our village.
He has lust completed and has now on
exhibition n pair of gold plated harnesses,
made for Geo. Hall. esq. which will COM
mare fayorably with any cly-made ones.
lie will soon omen Il carriarc repository,
and will endeavor to satisfy all who want a
rood carriage.
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Deacon William ohoWd'y OF Dresden
exhibited to us a goose egg its largest CIR
cum'erence beng II iaches' us Sm'lleSt ~
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KEENE, Y. II.
The ladies' of the Baptist society held
their annual SUGAR festival at CITY Hall.
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