The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-28
LOCAL MENTION.


town.
The sale of five cent postage stamps has
begun.
Thermometer So , in the shade yesterday
afternoon.
M. g. Hayes contemplates going into
business here again soon.
Mrs. George w. Beaman leaves town
soon for her home at Norfolk, Virginia.
The water on West street and its branches
will be shut off to-day from to II a. M
Quite number of the Boston stock hold
ers of the Rutland railroad arrived in town
last evening.
The annual meeting of the Rutland iail-
road company takes place to day mt 3
o'clock p. m.
Regular co lvention of Vermont Lodge
No. /, of the Knights of Phytias, this
evening at 8 o'clock.
We regret to learn of the serious illness
of Adjutant General James s. Peck, at his
home in Montpelier.
The bathing room at Williams g. Viii
ley's barber shop, under the Bardwell house
will be put in operation to-day.
Parties in need of brick will do well to
read ]. G. Backman's advertisement,
which appears in another column.
Mrs. Carleton A. Munger of Hannibal,
Mo-, is stopping with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Ii. Beaman, at Center Rutland.
George Massey of Montreal, J. Jacobs
of New York, S. T. Bagley of Albany
were registered at the Berwick Yesterday.
The national guard of Vermont have
been ordered to hold five days encamp-
ment at Brattleboro, beginning August p.
Hon. Walter C. Dunton has accepted an
invitation to deliver the address at the Chit
tenden county fair, the first week in Sep
TENDER.
An office for the use Of the superintend-
ent of the gas works is being built on
Union street, by the Peoples Gas Light
Company.
Hon. Philip II. Emerson, judge of the
United States court in Utah, made a call of
an half hour at the GLOBE editorial rooms,
on Tuesday afternoon.
A Punch and Judy show attracted a
large crowd in depot park, last evening.
Beside the usual attraction of the show. a
man sung dittes, comic and sentimental.
Among the arrivals at the Bates house
are James s. Whitney, Peter Butler. +.
M. Barnard. Francis Cox, Oils Drury,
Boston, w. II. Parsons and S. f. Sey-
mour, Springfield.
w. W. Richmond, of Orwell, had stolen
from his barn on the 22d of July, brood
mare, six years old and about fifteen hands
high also buoy and harness. Informal
ton of their whereabouts will be suitably
rewarded.
The Harlem Extension train which is
due her at II o'clock p. M, has arrived FOL
two nights within twenty minutes of the
advertised time. Its usual time of arriva
has heretofore been anywhere from to
o'clock a. IN.
The full text of Mrs. Beecher's letter
Ethan Aliens granddaughter Vicinity
items and an abstract OF sermon by
Rev. Z. M. Haynes of Whitehall, will b'
found on the outside pages Of to-day
GLOBE.
E. A. Birchard, Boston, j. A. White
birmingham, Mass, II. S. Bingham, Ben
nington, T.. M. Sanders, b. F. Rollin
and family, Boston, j. b. Gaylord, Hon
j. b. Bromley, Castleton, ID. c. Bodget
and s. w. Vanderhoff, New York, are
the Bardwell house.
Mr. II. f. Lynch, engineer at Harris
Clarks foundry, narrowly escaped sever
injury yesterday While oiling his engine
before starting up, in the morning, h
slipped and fell into the wheel pit, bruisn
his leg badly. Had the wheel been in me
ton the result would have been NOR
serious.
The Woman's temperance union WI
hold another meeting in the building at IL
corner of Forest and Cherry streets, Wee
nesday evening at eight o'clock. Gratef'
for the good attendance and attention la'
week. they will most gladly and cordial
erect those who we've there, besides an
others who may come.
Oliver r. Hopson and Hiram W. Levi
of Wells, and Alexander Murdoch
Poultney, were brought before judge J'
cob Edgerton, on Monday, on informa''ol
filed against them at the March term
court for selling liquor, and gave bail II
their appearance at the September term
court, in the sum of $3.50 each
A fire was discovered yesterday mornii
in the fence and shed on the premises
D.. L. Morgan, on Spring street, by Z.
Potter. living next door. The lire W
Just starting and pail of water was 81
Acient to extinguish it. The fire
caused by some boys who thought NJ
Morran's premises--the family being aw
"a good place to fire cannon.
"A discussion arising as to when Jnd
Emerson of Utah, commenced the study
law, after dilgent search OF the Jo'
nals of Hon. d. E.. Nicholson. finally
the LIST day of January, 1857 the folio
;nc memorandum was found "Phil
r. Emerson this day begins the study
law in my Office. BY diligence on his pa
predict eminent success" That pred
tion has been fulfilled.
Eleven dollars mysteriously disappear
from the bureau of one of the Chlttend
Eddys last week; it is not one OF the ma
rializing Eddys. tut their BROTHER "eos'
Eddy. 80 he did not lay il to the spirits