The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06
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LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
Gold ll7A.
The Beecher trial lasted 1870 days al.
most four months.
The Boston afternoon train was thirty
five minutes late yesterday
No arrests we're made yesterday. Rut-
land is really growing better.
We are under obligations to Mr.. D. G.
Burt for Panama papers of recent date.
J. E. Glynns portion of Phoenix block
is receiving coat of vermllion paint.
"There's music In the air" these warm
evcnings-the music Of the " skeeter."
The next term of the Rutland county
court commences on Tuesday, Sept. 14th.
The next term of the Rutland high and
graded schools will commence on Monday,
September 9th.
Rev. William Chauncy Langdon, d. D.,
officiated at st. Paul's church, Brookline,
Mass, on Sunday.
There was at least one store patriotic
enough to decorate yesterday-but one that
we could discover
The small boy was in his element yester-
day. He fired on an average six boxes of
torpedoes and blew tin horn to his hearts
content.
j. s. Cilley, principal of the Brandon
high school, was In town on Saturday on
his way to spend few weeks of his vaca-
tion at Saratoga Springs.
A bill similar to the one defeated in the
Vermont legislature last fall, to regulate
the practice of medicine, has passed both
branches of the New Hampshire legisla-
ture.
Messrs. Wiley and Williams are to &C.
cupy their new barber shop under the
Bardwell house onWednesday next. When
fully fitted up, this shop will be one of the
finest in town.
The Saratoga train was two hours late
yesterday, arriving at Rutland about Q p.
IN. The delay was caused by the Sarato-
ga down special running off the track at
Ballston.
The Pittsford grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry celebrated the Fourth yester-
day by grand picnic, to which neighbor.
ing oranges were invited.
Large crowds of people we're in Rut-
land yesterday, although there was no
special attractions to bring them-beside
finding most of the stores closed and to
walk about the streets.
The latest style in note paper is long,
folded lengthwise, with long, narrow en-
velopcs, either white or in colors. Spauld-
ing has some elegant specimens Of this
style, the white being remarkably hand
some, heavy paper. Call and examine.
Mr.. Chester Kingsley has formed part
nership with his brother Henry w. Kings
ley in the custom clothing business. The
firm will be Kingsley Brothers. A fine
custom clothing house is imperatively
needed in Rutland, and the new firm will
doubtless be successful.
Miss Lizzie Doten, the celebrated spirit
ual medium and lecturer, returned to Bos-
ton yesterday, after having spent three
days at Spritvale in Chittenden. She gave
no precise estimate of the Eddy mediums
but the general impression gathered was
not favorable to their manifestations.
The closing exercises of the Rutland
military institute take place to-day. A
dress parade will take place In depot park
at seven in the evening, and the closing en-
tertainment, consisting of both military
and literary exercises, will be given in the
Town hall at eight. The public are in
vited to attend.
Charles Price, express messenger on the
half-past nine train from Whitehall, assist
ed conductor Weatherly in taking tickets
between Fairhaven and here last evening,
on account of the large number of people
coming from the picnic. One passenger
refused to give up his ticket, and, upor
Prices demanding it, struck him severely
in the face.
Look out for Rutland folks in all YOU
dealings with them. They are mostly Shy
locks, with some honorable exceptions
however--Byand0n Union.
Rutland should receive the sympathy O.
the whole state If it excels Brandon Shy
locks. If Brandon will match four or fiv'
of its most prominent Shylocks against tn
same number OF Rutland's, we will be
odds the Brandon.
Rutland celebrated in mild manner las
evening. A few punches of fire-cracker
were put in barrel on the corner OF Cen
ter street and Merchants row, and few
Roman candles were fired there early il
the evening, much to the delight OF
crowd of small boys who pulled the stub
eagerly from the remains of the barrel, OF
ten burning their hands and their eyes TO
their palms. Later in the evening sky
rockets, Roman candles, Bengal light
and other fire works were displayed in de
pot park, from the Bates and the Berwic
houses and other places BY far the hand
soonest display was from the residence O
Gen Baxter, lasting over an hour and al
tracing large crowd.
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Peoples Gaslight Company.