The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
EOGAH, MENTION

There will be a special meeting of Nick
wacket Engine Company No. 1, at theil
hall this Tuesday evening at 730 o'clock.
Otter Creek Encampment No. T. |. O. o.
F., will meet on Thursday evening next
at 7.30 o'clock A full attendance of mem
bers is requested.
John n. Baxter, ESQ, j. c. Dunn of
Rutland, Hon. T. w. Park, Gen. J. G..
Mccullough of Bennington and Col. NJ. S.
Colburn of Manchester, left Burlington on
the afternoon boat of Friday, for three
weeks trip of fishing and hunting in the
Adirondacks. They are under the direc-
ton of Col. Colburn, who has had large
experience in sporting in the North woods
Two hundred and fifty horses connected
with Barnum's show will he kept on the
lot adjoining the tents on Meadow street,
while the ring stock will be kept at the
Bardwell House livery stable. The agent
has contracted for eight tons of hay and
four hundred bushels of corn and oats for
the use of those kept on the lot.
A gorgeous rainbow was noticed in the
east last evening, which, from its beauty
alone, should bctoken fair weather
A wet and disagreeable day was yester-
day.
New planking has been laid in the depot,
much to its improvement.
All trains of the Rutland and Harlem
Extension railroads, going either way come
to a full stop at the crossing just below the
depot.
Todd's Hotel at Cuttingsville, ten miles
from Rutland. furnishes desirable home
for those seeking rest from the busy scenes
of city lite.
Z. W. Homer, roadmaslcr now has
charge Of the Rutland railroad from Bur
lington to Bellows Falls The road-bed
was never in better condition at this season
of the year.
There were five applicants for tho state
certificates to teach, atthc recent session Of
the Rutland county Teachers Institute, two
OF whom obtained them, Mr.. j. $. Cilley,
A. NJ. of Brandon graded school, and Miss
Hattie +. Proctor of the Rutland graded
school.
Rutland railroad first Sths sold in Boston
on Saturday at 16
The man who whistles in m editors
room ought TO behanged.
a horse that was hitched to one of the
marble posts in front of the Baxter National
Bank last Saturday afternoon, became
frightened at the Whisling of locomotive,
and not being able TO get away tried to
wind himself and the wagon TO which lie
was attached around the post. He partly
accomplished his object, but in doing so
tipped the wagon over, breaking nothing
about it but springing the forward axle
considerably. He succeeded in breaking
the harness pretty badly, by which he was
freed from the wagon, but was taken in
charge before he could get away.
Especial attention is called to the new
advertisement of Messrs Burt & Sherman
which appears this morning. EXtraordi-
nary inducements are offered rs will be
readily seen at a glance, and probably the
lowest figures ever made for the goods Of
iered in Vermont The ladies will I'M
doubtedly take notice and govern them
selves accordingly. They well know the
superior reputation achieved by these gen
temen for selling the best goods always,
and in whatever department they are sure
of receiving satisfaction. These goods of
fered at so remarkably low figures are of
the very best material and the latest style
and will sell1ike shot cakes during the
next few months.