The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-05
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There were said to be two hundred cases
of mumps in Brandon the night after clcc-
ton.
Suits have just been brought against the
town of Montpelier to the extent of $780,
600, for damages sustained III consequence
of defective highways.
Keene, n. H., is now discussing the
question of becoming q city, for the third
time. lthas twice been incorporated by
the legislature, but its acceptance rejected
by large vote.
There were large turnou,a ana lively
times at many Of the town meetings on
Tuesday
The present indications are that the cen
tennial exhibition will be national and not
international.
widow in Sutton recently visited a dy-
ing woman and said II have been'wantng,
for some time, 10 sec some one about to
die, that might send n message TO my hus-
band Tell him that we are we'll here and
send our best regards.
The Norwich university, at Mortified,
gives to one young man from each county
in the state an opportunity TO avail himself
of the advantages at the university, with
out charge for room, tuition, or first uni
form.
The business of The country Is suffering
from the inaction of congress on the hnan-
cial question.
The speech of Hon C w Willard against
the restoring of the franliing privilege, is
said to have been the best made on that
subject
Hon. John Deavitt of St. Adams, was
at the Bates house, yesterday on his return
home from few months trip to Cuba,
where he has been for his health
L L Sherman of Ludlow, the president
of the Vermont pharmaceutical association
is now in Washington, urging upon Con-
gress modification of the law imposing a
tax stamp on proprietary medicines.
Judge Dunton, in his speech at the tenn
perancc meeting, Monday evening, referred
to the experience of the people of Yer
gennes, instead of his experience, as re-
ported, the judge not having been in that
city
Kate Stoddard's trial in the Goodrich
affair will be commenced in April
The "Duchess of Geneva" the famous
$4,000 COW, died at the farm of Hon
Samuel Campbell, at New York mills, ncai
Utica, on Friday
The celebrated divorce suit in which w
w Price, millionaire brewer, who spent
several days in Rutland last week, is de
PENDANT, ended Saturdayin Warren county
New York, with a decree dissolving tho
marriage, leaving the custody of the chill
dren for further consideration.
To the many applicants for the able an(
exhaustive article of DR. Goldsmith OF
"Thc Game Laws which was published
in THE GLOBE of Tuesday, we would stat
that the edition was quickly exhausted
but it will be found in TnE WEEKI'
GLOBE on Friday.
The Rensselaer, and Saratoga ralroa'
billed from Rutland to Albany last montl
two million pounds of local freight.
In the notice of the death of Miss tWoa
at Bennington, in the GLOBE of WEDNESDAY
the name should have been Miss Fanni
Wood, nat Nettc Wood.
In Arlington and Charlotte the seectme
neglected to warn the annual town meet
ings and none were held.
The notice to vote for county commits
joiner was not inserted in the warning O
the annual town meeting.
As there seems to be some misunderstood
ing why j. f. Leonard was not electe
grand juror for West Rutland on Tuesda,
on the citizens ticket, which prevailed |
explanation 1t should be stated that
telegram was received from West Rullan
on the morning of the election day, thf
Mr.. Leonard declined to he candidat,
hence the people voted for DR.. l.. Sheldon
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