The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-28
LOCAL MENTION.
Gold ll7t.
Markets on second pare.

Election of officers.
Evening services at Trinity church will
be held at half-past five o'clock for the re-
mainder of the season.
A noM pros was entered Saturday in the
cases of the three young men arrested for
assault on William Kest.
Hannibal Woodruff sold his celebrated
Ayrshire bull to Horace Ellis of Fairhaven,
on Saturday, for handsome price.
Rev. ]. w. Eaton of the Methodist
church preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday morning in exchange
with Rev. Mr.. johnson.
All agents or persons interested in hav-
ing general field trial of mowers, horse
rakcs and tedders, at Rutland, are request
ed to meet at tie Bates house this (Monday)
evening.
Ex-Governor Page and wife arrived
home about ten o'clock on Saturday even
ing. The governor came in his own car
riage from White River Junction by way
of Woodstock.
Owners of canaries will do we'll to ex-
anime closely the rape seed which they
purchase. 1t is said that turnip seed is in
some instances sold for rape seed, and tur-
nip seed is fatal to canaries.
James G. Dunn has nearly completed the
repairs on his building, damaged by the fall
nf tho nd g.
Cramton will occupy the south store and
rooms above it Immediately.
The torturous proceeding OF whipping a
child after midnight, 80 that its cries
arouse whole neighborhood, is not just
the thing for respectable parent, and he
or she should not repeat the crying evil"
Miss Carrie M. Kilburn, teacher of the
intermediate school, received from her
scholars, a few days before her school
closed, an elegant silver card case. The
presentation was made by Miss Mamie
Tuttle.
The divorce case of the Chinese doctor
All King, who was arrested in Rutland,
instituted by wife No. ], was set down for
trial at Utica on Friday. AS the heather
Chnec is in jail at Troy, he couldn't con-
veniently attend.
The new livery stable connected with
the Bardwell house is nearly completed, six
horses being placed there Saturday night.
1t is a capacious building, having accom-
modations for twenty-five horses and a
laIge number of carriages.
The reading of Mr.. Easily, advertised al
the village hall Friday evening, was post
poned on account of the graduating exer
cises at the high school. Mr.. "Eastty will
probably visit Rutland again during the
season, when it is to be hoped that our cit
zens generally will avail themselves of the
opportunity to listen to him. He read'
in Castleton tonight.
A number of the'pupils of Miss Mary A.
Burnham and the members of her Sabbath
school class gathered at the residence O.
her mother, Washington street, Saturday
The members of the high school presented
her with an elegantly bound edition o
Thackaray in six volumes, on the occasion
of her severing her connection with thu
high school,
A game of base ball was played on Mr.
Hunts grounds, near Church street, Satut
day afternoon, between the Printers an(
Chair Factory boys The game occupied
about two hours and half, and create'
considerable interest, nearly hundre,
spectators being present. The game result
ed in 90 runs for the Chair Factory boys t
10 for their opponents. Jones Fl. Owen
of the Bolivars, acted as umpire.
The summer weather has at last come
with the thermometer ranging in the earl
morning among the sixties and at noonda
among the eighties and nineties; the pc
Rod when the pulse of life in the countr
is at its full, and hotels by the mountain
and sea shore are gay, and the field an
forest are redolent of the fragrance of a
growing things. Now is the time whe
rural loneliness is to be seen with all ii
bloom upon it.
Frank B. Kingsley, young man abor
90, and son of Mr.. Horace Kingsley of Cla
endon, while rolling green hemlock log
down a steep incline TO saw mill, got eI
tangled in front of large log and had h
head caught under it and badly crushed
When assistance arrived the young man
head was wedged under the log and hi
right eye was crowded nearly out of il
socket. lie was Immediately extricate
and DIR. L. A. Pond was called. The do
tor states that the young mans head
severely injured, but, unless niiammatlo
of the brain sets in, he will. probably r.
cover. Young Kingsley was for two {
three terms a member OF the Rutland hig
school and is quite well known here.
1t is reported that our new water con
mIssioners had grand ratification meetin
at the reservoir on Friday evening,
which a representative of the invalid con
mission was present. A merry time wa
enjoyed, with the exceptions that one
the commissioners lost gold-headed car
and the proxy commissioner his gold waite
in the reservoir, which necessitated u
drawing off of the water twice to lind IL
lost articles. The question asked abo'
town In reference to the matter is WI
the reservoir water too strong, or did the
indulge in mixed drinks ?"
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