The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-23
LOCAL MENTION

Falls yesterday.
Hon. A. p. Lyman, accompanied by Mr.
Albert Reyes of Bennington, left for Cali
fornia on Tuesday.
George II Owen intends to sail in about
three weeks, to enter upon the duties of
his appointment as consul at Mcssina
Nickwackett engine company were out
practising last evening, and threw a stream
1876 feet, with forty men on the brakes.
Au account of the investigation in the
Ball murder case at st. Albans, will be
found on the outside of to-days GLOBE.
The street commissioner was filling the
mud holes around bitchng posts with cob
BILE stones yesterday. An excellent idea.
Rev. George n Boardman, d. D., of
Chicago will occupy the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church on Sunday morning
next.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. W. w. Wythe
for an invitation to the social reunion of
press correspondents at Farr Point, Cha
tauqua lake.
Rev. j. W. Eaton, pastor of the Metho-
dist church, will preach at Slab City, Chit
tenden, at 4 o'clock p. M, next Sabbath.
Sabbath school at p. m.
William Y. Ripley, esq, was in town
yesterday for the first time for some
months, looking over the ruins of his opera
house which burned while he was con
fined at home.
b. f. Bingham, principal of the Brattle-
boro graded school, and formerly Of West
Rutland Rev. r. S. Cushman of Man
chester and Hon. Geo. w. Grandey of Yer.
gennes, were at tire Bardwell house yester-
day.
w. II. Coles New Orleans circus pla-
carded all the bill boards in town yester-
day with programmes for their exhibition
in Rutland on August 10Th. The small
boy was in his element studying the at
fractions.
The Rutland weekly GLOBE, published
this morning, contains full and complete
account of Middlebury college commence
ment, including the poem OF Mr.. Mussey
and the inaugural of President Hubert, IN
full. Copies can be obtained at the bust
ness Office of the GLOBE, and Of Spaulding
& Co.
Among the late arrivals at the Green
Mountain house, Clarendon Springs, we
notice Lyman Batchelder and wife, Wal
lingford III. Z. Chandler and wife, Proc
torsville II. W. Headle and wife, Hart
land Mrs. G. f. Hathaway and Misses
Grace, Alice and Nellie Hathaway of Bos-
ton.
The new postal cards will be out in a
few days. The color will be light gray,
and the heavy border and lines of the old
kind will be omitted The stamp will be
square instead of oval, the printing will be
in black ink, the size of the card unchang-
ed, and the quality of the paper improved.
A young son of Alonzo Segar, of West
Rutland, while playing with loaded pistol
Thursday, discharged it, the ball passing
through the right hand, inflicting a pain
full and severe wound. DR.. Gilbert was
Immediately called and dressed the wound,
and the boy is as comfortable as could be
expected.
Four persons went to the house of one
William Powers, in the swamp on We'd
nesday night, and endeavored to effect an
entrance, Mrs. Powers being alone, for the
purpose it is supposed, of outrage. Mrs.
Powers successfully resisted their entrance
for a time, and finally made an escape and
sought protection at the house of neigh
Dor.
Michael G. Hayes, who has been con
fined in the Rutland county Jail for nearly
three months on the charge of burning the
opera house, was released on bail yester.
day afternoon and has taken up his quar-
tiers at the Bates house. Samuel Hayward
r. s. Gibson, e. E. Lawrence, b. w. Mar
shall and S. F. Paige became his bail, hav
ing received security for so dong from
Hpyes friends in Massachusetts.
Spaulding & Co. have opened brancl
of their bookstore under the Bardwel
house. In this news room will be founC
all the papers, new magazines, novels
books and stationery, and also one counter
devoted to fancy articles. The room vii
be a great convenience to people in thu
south part of the town, saving long wall
to the old stand for their papers. The room
is well fitted up and will be conducted b.
Frank Page, formerly connected will
Spauldings's bookstore.
Spauding & Co. have the Atlantic 70
August. The most noticeable things amoni
the contents are the poems Of Lowell AM
Holmes, read at the centennial celebration
at Cambridge, of Washlpgton's takin
comm and of the American army July 81
1775. There are also poems by Trow
bridge and Mrs. Thaxer, the continuation
of "Roderck Hudson, and Mark Twain
"reminiscences, and many other good things
The number of prominent teachers pres
ent at the Middebury commencement wa
noticeable. Among them were Judal
Dana of Rutland high school j. S. Cile.
of Brandon high school IL. II. Shaw o
Burr & Burton seminary A. +. Leaven
worth of statonormal school, Randolph
III. III. Ross of Vergennes graded school
Mr.. Perrigo Of Beeman academy, New
Haven Professors McKendree Petty an
John E. Goodrich of the university of Vei
mont. Twenty-Five of the alumni presen
were practical teachers
Jupiter, Mars, Saturn aud Venus, til
four brightest planets are now visible o
one night, a celestial event that rarely o'
ours. Jupiter ia the evening STAR Mar
rises at o'clock, Saturn at midnight an
Venus rises in the east as Jupiter is slttin
in the west. BY the 18th OF August, Venu