The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-22
LOCAL MENTION.

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Remember Camilla Urso tonight.
Spring suits will doubtless appear today.
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith of Ludlow, has been
engaged as tenor at Trinity church.
The leaves leaped forth at the command
of the sun yesterday, like birds from cage.
j. j. r. Randall has so far recovered
from his injuries as to be on the street yes
terday.
There were one hundred and twenty-five
men employed on the Bardwell house yes
terday.
Rev. o. Cunningham supplies the pulpit
of the Baptist church, at Factory Point, to-
morrow.
The family of Gen. II. II. Baxter arrived
last evening, to take up their residence for
the summer.
Regular convocstion of Vermont lodge,
No. l, of Knights of Pythias, this Satur-
day evening.
Matthias Tossing has adjusted the loss
on his dwelling house and will rebuild on
the same ground.
Mr.. Chas. II. Mathews has resigned the
position of night Waterman, and the hoard
of trustees have appointed N. S. Stearns in
his place.
Hon. w. H. II. Bingham, the adjuster
of the Vermont Mutual insurance company,
was in town yesterday, settling the losses
of that company.
Division No. Of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians will hold their monthly meet
ing at Simons' hall, Merchants row. this
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Madame Urso uses two widths in her
concerts, one made in 17t2 and one in 1881.
Both have been in constant use, aud are
unsurpassed by any in the world.
Yesterday was orr first gehelne sum-
mer's day. People chose the shady side OF
the streets to walk on, and boys stretched
ut length under the Willows in depot park.
The examination of NJ. c. Hayes, for an
attempt to defraud the insurance compan-
les and for firing the Ripley opera house,
will be commenced at the court room of
the Jail this morning at o'clock.
The Delaware and Hudson directors cal
arrived in town yesterday noon from Port
Henry. 1t bore President Dickson, Assist
ant-President Olyphaut, Chief Manager
Young, and number of directors to in
spect the New York and Canada railroad
Clark l.. Long has adjusted his losses
suffered in the late fire. and is laying the
foundations of new shop twenty feet by
thirty. He says his forge fire has not beer
extinguished yet and he does not intent
that it shall be. He will build largel
shop later in the season.
Mrs. Louise Oliver, who sings in thu
Camilla Urso concert this evening, viii
sing in Trinity church Sunday evening
next. Mrs. Oliver sang in this churcl
when she resided here, greatly to the de
light of the congregation, and it will b.
gratifying to her many friends 10 hea
once more her sweet rendering of sacret
music
The last of the dog fight cases was set
tied at West Rutland Thursday. JOIN
McCue was tried for breach of the peac
before Henry Hall justice, at j. e. Man
ley's office Manley appearing for tn
state and Geo NJ. Fuller of Fairhaven 70
the defendant. Twenty witnesses were OK
amined but none of them could swear tia
John had committed breach of the peac
and he was discharged.
G A. Rugg was examined yesterday be
fore Justice H. w. Porter, to dscoyc
where he obtained his liquor ON WedneI
day. He adhered to his former story {
obtaining ii in his fathers office, and IL
father testified that there was n half pin
of liquor there, that he did not "furnish
il to his son, but that the latter-''not
put too fine a point upon it"-stolc ii
liquor. Rugg was discharged.
The directors car Of the Central We
mont railroad passed through town, yeste
day. en- route for Bellows Falls, bearin
Hon. Worthington G. Smith, Hon. 10 |
Hatch, Hon. Luke p. Poland, Hon. Georg
Nichols. John H. Kimball of Bath, Me
]. G. Hoyt of New York, Geo NJ. Rice {
Worcester, Mass, and other gentlemen
the board OF directors. The snecial tral
was IN charge of Superintendent J. v
Hobart.
Mr.. s. s. Wright OF Madrid, N. y, is
town exhibitingl his combined carria9
wrench and bit. 1t is novel and new IL
vention of an article in almost univers
use. 1t is simple in construction ii
carriage nut is grpped and firmly hell
while power can be applied which WI
start the most obstinate carriage nut prob
BILE to be found. 1t ssl complete bit pra'
as well. Mr.. Wright desires to secu
agents for its sale, and will exhibit 1t
our streets to-day. IL cannot fail to be a.
preciated and commends itself to all wi
use carriages or wagons and desire to avo
the grease so annoying in the present ord
nary methods.
James Gilrain gave an entertainment
his Green street residence Thursday night
light fantastic with variations. Befo