The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-08
LOCAL MENTION.

The Benedict and Clark's Ministries failed
to appear at the Opera Houre last evening
as advertised They were at Burlington
the night before where they were greeted
with a very small, but apprcciative house
10 cause is known as to their failingto con
meet at Rutland.
The crusaders yesterday searched the
premises of John d. Stanley, the ginger
pop manufacturer, for liquor, but quite
naturally found nothing there.
yesterday.
Hon. Worthington G. Smith, of st
Adams, b. +. Fifield, United States Dis.
trict Attorney, and James r.. Langdon Of
Montpelier, were in town yesterday.
Bishop VIII A Bisscll of Burlington, Rev
Malcolm Douglass of the Norwich Univer-
sity, Mortified, Rev DR. Bailey of Sheldon,
Rev } 1sham Bliss of Bennington, and Rev
w II Collins of Ncrgenncs. were at the
Bardwell House yesterday.
Geo. f. Lawrence, Esq. of Rutland has
accepted the invitation of the citizens
committee of Grafton to deliver the address
at that place on Decoration Day.
The Clarendon house, Clarendon Springs,
very pleasant summer resort, will he
opened this year on the 1st of June at a
uniform rate of $3.50 per day with pros
pect of large number of boarders which
will give lively interest to Rutland.
Hon. Henry G.. Root OF Bennington, and
Hon. Harmon Comfeld of Arlington, are
registered at the Bardwell House.
Mr.. ]. f. Bagley who has recently pur-
chased residence on Grove street of Allen
& Drew is making extensive improvements
upon the same An addition of an ell, two
stories in height 30x1S feet is built and also
a new bay window on the south side, while
the house itself is being thoroughly plaster
ed and painted inside, thus making almost
an entire new house of it much to its inn
provement. Mr.. Bagley has arrived with
his family from Philadelphia and is staying
temporarily at the Bardwell House.
Hon. John Prout is making desirable
improvements upon his residence on Colt
age street. The ell portion has been ma
terially wdened and enlarged with new
underpinning.
Mr.. w. Il. Mussey is having new bay
window added to the front room of his es-
idence on Grove street
Mr.. NJ. j. Francisco is building hand
some fence around his residence on Wash
ington street, with heavy granite posts.
Mr.. Michael Quinn, on Washington
street, and A A Nicholson, Esq, on Grove
street, have recently had their residences
newly painted.
Col A F Walker and Mr. A Houghton
are engaged in painting the front fences
about their residences on Cottage street
There is circus coming to town in ;
few weeks
Frank Armstrong Of Rutland, formerly
OF Bennington, is to take charge of thu
local department of the Burlington ,Senti
mel
The salaries of teachers and janitors O
the public schools for the four weeks, end
ing May 9, amounted to 81, Gl990, and we
the Rutland people complain because tn
teachers and janitors cost about one-thirt
of that amount
Jacob Edgerton, Esq. is having desirabl
improvements made upon his residence o.
Main street.
Rev. H. F. Carpenter, former pastor o
the Advent Christian church in Rutland
commences his labors next Sabbath as pas
tor of the Advent church IN Waterbury.
II. l.. Briggs is about 10 remove 70 II
inois.
]. II. Gonlding delivers the Decoratio
Day address at Ludlow.