The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12
LOCAL MENTION.

generally clear weather.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Gold llGt
We learn that Dea. James Barrett is fail
ing rapidly.
New York stock and money market on
second page.
There were several unsuccessful liquor
raids on Saturday.
Several matters of local interest are
crowded out of to.day's GLOBE.
Klllington lodge No. 80, l. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at 8 o'clock.
The Georgia Ministries announce an en-
tertainment in the town hall, July 10.
The Temperance Workers" held an in
teresting meeting at the Methodist church,
Saturday.
G. A. Parkhurst & Co. have a new ad-
vertisement this morning, in which several
"drives" are offered.
We are indebted to our special cores
pondent, Mr.. d. G. Burt, for recent files
of Panama papers.
Mast, whose lecture in Rutland afforded
so much entertainment, is to give ilustra-
ted lectures again next winter.
Regular convocation of Davenport chap
ter, No. II, r. A. NJ, this Monday even
ing at 730 o'clock. Work on M. NJ, de-
gree.
Wilbur F. Paige has been elected one of
the vice presidents of the Vermont and
Northern New York trotting circuit asso-
citation.
Mary Ellen McDonough, aged about
twelve years, residing at No. 173 Main
street had her ankle severely scalded by
boiling water yesterday morning.
The Vermont and Northern New Y ork
trotting circuit will hold meeting at Rut-
land, September 81, % and 90, 1875, at
which from SO, 900 to $4,000 in purses will
be given.
A child was run over on Forest street.
Saturday, and quite severely injured. DR..
Hanrahan was summoned, but he being alb
sent, DR.. Pond was called. We have been
unable to learn the name.
The prisoners of the Rutland county Jail
return thanks to Mrs. Charles Clement for
some beautiful bouquets sent to them Sun
day. One appreciates flowers when his
only outlook is at a few feet of sky.
The Sabbath school connected with the
Congregational church are establishing
library in connection with the pastors
study under the chapel. The first book
was contributed by class number ID on
Sunday.
A stock silver mining company, entitled
"The Green Mountain Elbow silver mining
company, has been formed, and specimens
of the ore may be seen at the Berwick
hotel. One specimen is labeled "75 per
cent. pure rock"
A valuable male canary escaped from the
residence of John L. Brady, No. G Chest
nut avenue, yesterday. The bird was of
light, yellow color. with dark ring around
its neck. Whoever will return the bird to
Mr.. Brady will be suitably rewarded.
The storm of Saturday afternoon was
the most severe of the season in Rutland.
For few moments the rain fell in torrents
and the wind blew gale. Some damage
was done, trees being blown down on Will
liams street, and elsewhere about the vii
lage.
Mr.. Howard, of the Milwaukee Journal,
gave THE GLOBE editorial rooms call on
Saturday. Mr.. Howard is Vermonter,
graduate of Middlebury college, and is
visiting among friends in Castleton, until
after the commencement of Middlebury
college.
Daniel Dougherty of Philadelphia, has
prepared rich feast for lyceums. He
will entirely write from memory limitations
of great men, 1t will be one OF the best
things of the season, his great oratorical
powers eminently fitting him for such an
entertainment. We hope he may be Sc
cured for Rutland.
Rev. G. b. Hurlbert president elect of
Middlebury college, preached an able'
thoughtful, interesting and eloquent dis
course at the Congregational church on
Sabbath morning, fully sustaining his rep
utation as among the ablest preachers OF
the state. The crowded state Of our col
umns forbids an abstract this morning.
A horse belonging TO Zebulon Rock, OF
Center, Rutland, died very suddenly, Fri
day. The horse was in the pasture of Mr..
Isaac Reynolds, and was apparently well
at seven o'clock, and in an hour from that
time was found dead. 1t is supposed thai
blood vessel was broken. The horse wal
worth $3.50, and the loss falls heavily or
its owner, who is poor.
The severe wind and rain storm OF Sat
urday afternoon raised qnite a commotior
on the streets. Several horses were fright
encd and endeavored to run. One sue
ceeded and had just turned from Merchants
row into West street when the owner sc
cured him. One light of glass was Blow
in at Wallis store. and some bill boards OF
Freight street were blown down.
The first prize at the Granville ball tour
nament. silver ball worth $50, won b,
the Boliyars, was sent to them Saturday
II ia of the same size as base ball, o
nearly the same weight, and has engrave,
mutations of the seams in a base ball. /
is handsome prize, and the club may wei
be proud of it. The ball may be seen a
the store of A. G. Bates 81 Bon, being Il
the possession of II. M. Bates, presiden
of the Bolivars.
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