The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Phoenix block is receiving new coat of
paint.
The conclusion of Evarts argument in
the beecher case will be found on the sec
ond page.
L. G.. Kingsley has on hand stock of
lawn mowers. See his advertisement in
another column.
Patrick Cain is laying the foundations of
new store in place of the one recently
burned on Wales street.
Vicinity items from Benson, Bristol
Castleton and East Hubbardton will be
found on the first page.
The .Nameless base ball club met for
practice on the grounds back of Church
street yesterday afternoon.
To-day is the fourteenth anniversary of
the battle of Big Bethel, in which the Rut-
land light guards were engaged.
Remember that Nickwackett engine
company have a social dance at their hall
on Friday evening next, with supper at
the Berwick house. \ general invitation
is extended.
Page & Crooks have new "Frigid"
soda fountain. This is kind not before
used in Rutland 1t is made of contrasted
Italian, Columbian and Tennessee marble,
and Is altogether very handsome and COM
pact arrangement.
Amos G. Bates of Rutland announces by
a card dated Bates Silver Mills" April
Goth, published in the Boulder county Col
orado) NelcS, that he has taken entire and
exclusive control of the No-Name mine,
and all the mining and milling interests of
the said L. NJ. Bates, and all business con-
nccted herewith in the territory Of Colo
RADIO.
The annual meeting of the Rutland mis-
sionary association will be held at the Mis-
sion house, No So Main street, on Thurs
day, June 10th, at 81 o'clock p m. The
board of managers will meet one hour pre-
vious, and the industrial branch of the
association will elect their officers, immedi-
ately after the meeting. A full and pune
tual attendance is requested.
The tent meeting at North Clarendon is
progressing finely. About 1875 people
were present last evening sermon by Ell
der II. X. Flagg. Tonight Rev. Arthur
A. Waite of st. Louis, Mo-, will be the
speaker The order kept at the meeting is
very good, and the tent is comfortably
seated. A number Of ministers are in al
tendance. All persons are invited.
Seats free.
In the new Central Vermont litigation,
noticed elsewhere, telegram, from ST.
Albans, says "lhe suit is understood to have
the sanction of the eo-called Page board
which claims to have been elected by q
majority of col shares of the rightfu
stock. Elk Judge Prout Of Rutland
Charles n. Davenport of Brattleboro, and
Hon Daniel Roberts and L. Il. Hard
Burlington have been retained as counse
for the petitioners. In addition to these
the Free Press says that, it is reported tina
Senator Edmunds has been retained
counsel by 'ihe Page board.
According to the Boulder county Colo
rado) Nelcs, Mr.. ID. l.. Dawley, from Yer
mont, anu MI. u. DuiiC"ot f''"'
vania, arrived in Boulder City Wednesday
"They ares" it says, "boih wide-awak
men. and express themselves as nue.
pleased with the country. They are anX
ious TO help the farmers 'out-wlnd' tn
grasshoppers, hoping to make Boulde
their home. Mr.. Dawley is an old hote
keeper-can build ahotel, and then know
how to keep it and make all comfortabl
around him. A hearty Mecome is extend
ed to these gentlemen.
ID. L. Dawley, formerly of Hydcvill
and East Wallingford, and John Lando
and Nell L. Salisbury, formerly OF Ru
land, have formed business copartnershl
at Boulder, Colorado, under the firmnau
of "Dawley, Landon & Salisbury. and AZ
vertise ''ninety-day seed corn, Hungaria
and millet," "to replace the crops eaten U
by the grasshoppers.' In answer 10 Il
supplications of the Missouri governor
fast day, the grasshoppcrs are flying Coli
radoward, and if "D. L. IL 5" keep {
.'repacng the crops" they have cvel
prospect of a thriving trade and profit
bic business.
The time TO consamate the best of la
gains is when the times are comparative
quiet and money not over plenty Messr
Cluett & Sons of Troy, N. Y, who ha'
the exclusive control of all the leadiI
pianos and organs in the market-as '
are informed-h having quite recently PIT
chased several large lots of instruments
cash, announce that they are prepared
offer unusual inducements to cash purch'
era and that choice Steinway, Chick
ing or Harris Bros piano. or Burdett org
may he securedd at the very bottom fgur'
They also have nearly two hundred seco
hand instruments that they offer regardl'
of cost. The present opportunity shou
be improved hy all in need of instrumen
Mr.. Edwin Tracy who may be found for
short time at the Bates house, will Ia
pleasure in responding to all inquiries t!
purchasers would be likely to make.
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ct AIS Financial Embarrassmel
"Et al" is in trouble. We fear that
Is financially embarrassed. We clip fr'
",sewspaper, as it calls ITSELF the folio
ing lucid account of ct ais difficulties
being taken from an authentic report OF
nrocoedipos of the Addison county cou