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

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold III.
The trade in palm leaf fans is very
brisk.
beautiful rainbow was to be seen after
the shower last evening
Bolivar base ball club meets for practice
on Hunts ground this evening at o'clock.
The crop of wild strawberries Sin this
section is said to be very large the present
season.
The door between us and heaven cannot
be opened il that between us and our fell
low men Is shut.
A number Of the cadets of the military
institute intend to camp out at Lake Dun
more during their vacation.
A. H. Danforth left yesterday with some
of his best horses to attend the Bellevue
park races, at st. Adams, which begin to-
day.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge,
No 1, of the Knights of Pythias at Odd
Fellows hall, this Monday evening at 8
o'clock.
We regret to learn of the serious illness
of Rev. r. T. Sawyer, pastor of the Uni
versaist church at Gardner, Mass, former
ly of Mt. Holly.
The seven cent postage stamp has been
abolished, and the ten cent stamp will be
printed in vermilion, that it may be dis
tinguishcd in color from the two cent
stamp.
Regular communication of Rutland lodge
No. 70, F. &c A. NJ, will be held this
"wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Work on third degree. Master masons
cordially invited.
Two runaways.occurrcd on West street
yesterday one, a team belonging to E. D
Reyes, and the other to Meier Edison.
Each horse brought up at his owners place
of business, and no damage was done.
The entries for the races at the Rutland
trottlng park ON July 18th and 10Th, close
tonight. The track has been widcned and
graded, the west curve made less sharp, and
otherwise improved in preparation for these
races.
Five members of the class of '76 of Har-
ward college were in town yesterday ON a
pedestrian tour from Cambridge to the
Adlrondacks. They were dressed in camp
costume and carried their baggage in tourist
packs on their backs.
William Y. Ripley, ESQ.,, of Center Rut-
land, has been elected president, and Rev.
j. w. Eaton, pastor of the Methodist
church, has been appointed member of
the executive committee of the board of
trustees of Troy conference academy.
Col. Joyce recently sent the following
-,ncsFage g legal gentleman IN an adjoin-
Ing town: "The Dandy road case will
have hearing July 10th. You will report
in light marching order with cooked rations
for three days. JOYCE, Comdt."
Morse Brothers are agents of the English
breakfast tea company and are selling Eng.
lish breakfast tea IN packages OF from one
fourth of pound up to ten pounds in
weight, at the rate of dollar pound.
Small sample packages given away.
Next Wednesday, July 7th. occurs the
anniversary of the battle OF lHubbardton'
which was fought July z, 1877. The mon
ument, commemorative of the event, was
erected on the spot July 7th, 1859. The
Poultney Journal says Vermonts only va
lid battle ground ought to have centenni
al, and two years is none too long TIME
to discuss the matter.
The B6wdoin college crew, who passed
through Rutland on Saturday last, have ar
rived at Saratoga, and taken the quarter
intended for the Trinity crew. Their new
boat is built by Blakey Of Cambridge, is 81
feet long and 90 inches wide, and Furnished
with sliding seats. E. II. Hall, stroke ant
captain of the crew, is not only an oars
man but a scholar, being the valedictoria
of his class.
Yesterday afternoon son of John Tray
erse, boy of sixteen, employed in tn
chair factory, was severely injured. AS b
was coming from the back room he steppe
on a saw table near circular saw then
motion. His foot slipped, his leg comm
in contact with the saw and piece
flesh was cut out above the ankle. III
boy was taken home, DIR. Pond was sun
moned to dress the wound, and he is no
doing as well as could be expected.
Three prosecutions for keeping lique
with intent to sell were tried before Jul
tice Ii. w. Porter. yesterday. One WI
against John Caden, Que against Thom
Cadcn and one against Patrick Lotus,
being for liquors seized in the rooms ov
Cadens store on the 21st of last Apr
John Caden and his sister both swore tn
the liquor was kept there for the use
their father and mother, who live wi
them, and not for sale, and all three
spondents were discharged.
The Potato Bug.
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