The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-10
LOCAL MENTION,

Gold ll6t
Hon. Bradley Barlow of St. Albans was
in town yesterday.
Rutland typographical union meets at 8
o'clock this evening in Landons hall.
Mr. William Baxter and family are in
town stopping with General II. H. Baxter.
The funeral Of Hon. Samuel Swift will
be attended at Middlebury this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis, of Provi.
dence, II. l., are in town, at Dr. James B.
Porter's.
The Pullman car "Whitehall" began run
ming between Boston and Saratoga yester-
day, via Rutland.
James Mcclure, of West Rutland, was
discharged yesterday, swearing that he
drank some cider at the Berwick.
Landlords will do we'll to remember that
they become personally liable for their
tenants water rates after July GOTH
Mrs. DR.. Norman Seaver is visiting her
father, Luther Daniels, esq. DR.. Seaver is
coming some time during the summer.
Rev. c. B. Hulburt, president elect of
Middlebury college, will occupy the pulpit
OF the Congregational church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman of New York
arrived yesterday and are stopping with
Henry Hall, ESQ.,, Mrs. Boardman's father
Frank p. Armstrong, editor of the Ben
nington Daily Ne,os, and D. G. Hackett,
editor of the Ludlow Gazette, were in town
yesterday.
On Tuesday of next week the great COL
lcge regatta opens on Saratoga lake. On
Wednesday, the 18th inst, the University
race takes place.
Forepaughs circus. museum and menag-
erie company will exhibit in the principal
towns Of the state during the months of
July and August.
An interesting letter, descriptive of the
pedestrian trip of the Harvard students
who were in town on Tuesday, will be
found on the second page.
Quartermaster General Kingsley has in
formed the ''Green Mountain Boys" the
new military company at Burlington, that
Armery hall will be fitted up for their use.
A monthly meeting Of the Temperance
Workers" will be held at the Methodist
chapel this Saturday afternoon, at three
o'clock. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The essay of Miss Wolcott of Pittsford,
Of tio of OF al
school, will be found on the fourth page
Also a correct account of the Barre bank
burglary.
Ex-Governor Ryland Fletcher, of Proc
torsville, gave the editorial rooms of THE
GLOBE call on Friday. He is in excellent
health, and, we trust, has many years of
usefulness in store.
Barney Flynn, fielder in the Bolivars,
distinguished himself at Albany this week.
He played left field in the Beavericks, in a
match game with Troy club, caught four
flies and made the best score in the nine.
The employees of the Columbian marble
mill, eighteen men, yesterday subscribed
over forty-one dollars in aid of Richard
Shinney, who was injured Thursday. Each
man gave one days wages.
John McGregor, of Essex Junction
who, it will be remembered, played several
test games with Breesc in Rutland, las
winter, was too much at checkers the othe
day, for Col. G. ID. Gates, of Cambridge
the champion of Lamoille county, winning
nine games out of twelve, and the othe
three being drawn.
An exciting runaway occurred on Mer
chants Row yesterday morning. A horse
known as the Cheney Colt, belonging t.
A. Ii. Danforth, started and run through
Merchants row at fearful speed, with
little son of Mr.. Danforth in the buggy
Several attempts were made to stop him
but in vain, and near the corner of Grov
and Williams streets, the horse stopped O
escape.
The attention of our readers is called
the advertisement of the Green Mountai
house, Clarendon Springs, which appear
in another column. No better place ca
be found for those seeking quiet, an
healthtul SURROUNDINGS, anu ING ucCohi'he
dations Mr.. Lyon offers to guests, make
very desirable summer resort. We thin
the proprietor has made good move
placing his rates at the low figure he ha'
and we shall be surprised if it does ne
bring him all the boarders he can tax
care Of
Harper for August is out earlier tbs
any other magazine. The contents al
good of course. Among the illustrated
ticles are San American Enterprise" 81
ing history of the express business FRO
its beginning an account OF the rece
discoveries in New Mexico and Arizoni
and description of Moosehead lake. II
poetry is the strong point, there ben
.Morituri Salutamus' by Longfellow
"Ticonderoga and Montcalm" by JOSEF
Cook "Sunrise in Venice" by Joaqu
Miller, and others. For sale by spauldi
d Co.