The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
LOCAL MENTION.

grammar schools begin to-day.
Two columns of interesting Vermont
news will be found on the fourth page
Norman, the expressman, is transporting
in great pomp an advertising umbrella
Col. Mason S. Colburn and family re-
turn from their western trip the last of the
week.
An itinerant fiddler has RECALLED our cti-
zens, for two days, with "varieiy sere-
nades.
One of our merchants is to lead another
Rutland school teacher to the bridal altar
this week.
Water rents will be received at A. w.
Higgins drug store only through to-day
and tomorrow.
Prof. j. S. Cilley, principal of the
Brandon graded schools, visited the schools
here yesterday.
Hon. Walter G. Dunton has been invited
to deliver the annual address at the Rut-
land county fair.
The Humpty Dumpty troupe dined at
the Bates House yesterday on their way
to Glen's Falls, where they played last
night.
Wilbur F. Paige of the Bates House,
VIM. Porter Cady, and several others, left
on the midnight train for few days sport
in the Adirondacs.
We noticed while passing the music
rooms of George L. Day, yesterday, a
handsome McPhal piano, price $3.50, be-
ing shipped for Poultney.
Spaulding & Co. have received "The
Philosophy of Trinitarian Doctrine" by
Rev. A. G.. Pease of Rutland, from the
publishers, G. Putnam & Son.
A large wedding procession marched up
Washington street from the Saratoga train
Monday noon, apparently under the lead
of Col. j. NJ. Putnam as marshal
The warm weather of yesterday made
the ice cream trade lively. Fishers sa-
loon was well patronizcd, as it will con-
tinue to be during the heated term.
A man playing guitar, accompanied by
boy with violin, and woman with a
streets last evening, discoursing music.
Mr.. Easily, the English elocutionist, who
has given such good satisfaction in the
north part of the state, reads in the village
hall Thursday and Friday evenings this
week.
A horse hitched On Merchants Row yes
terday morning became frightened at O
truck team, from which piano was un
loading, and suddenly pulled its head en-
tirely free from the birdie. The horst
made no attempt to run, and its owner
soon arrived.
Hon. w. N. II. Bingham of Stowe, was
in town yesterday. The "governor" ex
poets large number of editors to accep
of his hospitality on the 24th. TIE cor
dial hospitality of Mr.. Bingham is pro
verbal throughout the state, and the ed
itors may expect red hot time.
A gentleman lost a pocket book Monday
evening, containing over hundred dollars
in money and some valuable papers. Tit
pocket book was found by a clerk on thu
sidewalk, with the bills lying beside 1t, ant
returned 10 the owner. Ii is true tina
"honesty is the best policy" but man,
people would have forgotten 1t just at tina
time.
Col. William c. Holbrook of New York
Col. J. J. Hendry of Galveston, Texas
J.J. Estry, Bratteboro Lawrence Barnes
Neal Davis, Burlington Prof. Austi
Phelps, Andover, Mass. Levi Rice
Tinmouth; Hon. Alonson Allen, Fai
Haven, were registered at the Bates Hous
yesterday.
The death of Mrs. T. W. Park wa
caused by inflamatory rheumatism, whic
affected the heart. She leaves two daugl
tiers. Lizzie, the wife of Gen. ]. G. McCo
Tough, and Miss Lille Park and sor
Trenor. E. j. Phelps, esq, and family
and o. A. Dodge of Burlington, passe
through Rutland yesterday on their way
Brooklyn to attend the funeral.
At the police court held before Justit
II. w. Porter Yesterday Charles Reed WI
fined S5 and costs for intoxicaiion. l.
, disclosed on Charles II. Wooley and Fran
Hickey, but said that he helped himself
the liquor at Woeley's and didn't pay II
it. On this evidence Wooley demanded
Jury trial, and the case was continued u
afternoon. In the afternoon Wooley we
up and pleaded guilty to one oifense ea1
Of selling and keeping, and was fined 81
and costs in each. Hickey also plead
guilty and was fined the same amount.
Officers Crawford and Millington yestt
dsv afternoon searched tue saloon
Charles II. Wooley, and found under Z
stairs leading to the basement, hve jug
three of whisky one OF gin ana one
rum. After depositlng this with toy
agent Z. C. Lewis, they visited the salo
of Charles Cushman and Edward Tuiip'
Here a most thorough search was mac
cupboards, stoves, a wood-box,a tool enc
were ransackcd, but nothing dscovert
The grocery of ]. 81 t. Caden was IN
visited, with no better success. Inc o.
GERS stayed here from five o'clock till ne
" seven. and searched thoroughly
~ So'Shf 49,"
The members of Nickwackett cngi
company, remembering the faithful Sc
vices of two of their respected and he
ored deceased officers, have procui
handsome portraits of Ion Lippincott a
Captain S. G. Staley to adorn the walls
their hall. The portrait of Mr.. Lippinco
made in India ink, ia especially strikl
md lifelike in every feature. Its wo
manshipNis of a superior character. I
portrait of Mr.. Staley is worked in
colors, and while it does not give
striking a resemblance to the original
that OF Mr.. Lippincott, yet IL good Ill
ness and 10 finely done. 1t is needless
oav mariana that tbqec finn nortraita W.