The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-25
State at Large,

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A strong effort is being made to remove
Col. Frank Z. Howe, Vermonter and
special treasury agent at New York. He
was somewhat widely known as the rival of
Jayne In the moiety business. but this moye-
ment against him is not likely to be sue
cessfu.
Rev. A. w. Stafford, lately of Kansas,
accepts call to the Center Congregational
church Mt St. Johnsbury, and Rev. Albert
Watson, of the Congregational church at
Albany resigns.
David Palmer has been appointed post
master at Jericho.
The sisters Of charity of Burlington,
were in ST. Johnsbury last week soliciting
aid for the Providence Orphan Asylum,
which now has over 100 orphans, sup
ported wholly by the charity of the benevo-
lent.
Frederick Foster was picked up drunk in
franklin Ave-, Boston, at Lao Monday
morning, and he reported that two men
took hold of him in Brattle Square, aud
he knew nothing until brought into the
station, minus $500 and watch. He says
that he came from Vermont and had been
celebrating the centennial, but it is thought
by the police that he halls from New Hamp-
| shine. The thieves have not yet been cap
| tured.
Three Greenfield Mass, boys, with re-
volvers, hunting knives, fishing tackle and
scanty supply of money, resolved upon
the ideal dime newell life of the woods.
They ran away as far as Sadawga, VT. and
then were glad enough to beg their way
home again.
A thunder shower visited Burlington
Tuesday evening.
A female child, few hours old, was
found upon the steps of Henry Gaskilps
house, st. Johnsbury, the other morning
The little thing had nearly persisted with
| the cold, having nothing on but piece Of
| cotton cloth. Where the waif came from
| is unknown, but it has now fallen into good
hands.
Nathan Hill, of Waterbury, says the res
son he has not had to buy hay this spring,
after having bought for 81 years, is that
during the past winter he has kept his barn
door locked nights.
Gen. Richard S. Tuthill, formerly of
Vergennes, and late of Nashville, Tenn
has received the appointment of assistant
city attorney of Chicago, where he is now
located.
The Burlington Sentinel says Messrs
Myron W., Preston X, and James ). Will
son, well-known typos in Burlington, St.
Adams and Rutland, have bought out the
news and Job office of j. r. Forest and un-
der the name of Wilson Bros, are doing a
nice business in the rooms in Barlow s
| building Canal street, three doors west OF
the Stevens House, WinoOski. The office
at present Is in charge of MIR. Nj. f. Will
| son.
The hay crop ia Franklin county, is like
ly to be very light this season, and the farm
ers are beginning to look somewhat sober ON
that account.
L. d. Powell, of Winooski, went trout
ing in Huntington, and brought home 929
of the little sinners. This he thinks is
something to brag Of.
Andrew Luce has been appointed post
master at South Woodbury. in Washington
county.
Recently Ella Streeter, Vermont girl,
stole $50 amethyst ring from her mis-
tress, Mrs. Smith, and pawned II for VA.
Detective Squire recovered the ring. lie
knows the whereabouts of the thief. She
il penitent, wants to go home and will
doubtless refund the S4.-Iroy Times
Rev. C. l.. Goodell, and wife, of St.
Louis, sailed for Glasgow, in the state OF
Georgia on Wednesday last. Mr.. Goodell
10 one of the best preachers of his demon
ination In the west Mrs Goodell Is a
daughter of the late Gov. Fairbanks.
The work on the Burlington and La
noble is being pushed with visor at Essex
junction.
A massive granite monument weighing
nearly ten tons, of the sarcophagus form
6 has lust been erected in Oakwook GENE
terry Troy. to the memory of the late Rev
Dr. N. 8. 3. Beman, who was pastor fol
, 80 many years Of First Presbyterian churct
8 of that city.