The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-24
LOCAL. MENTION,


LOCAL. MENTION.
Gold 1165.
Look out for locals about the weather
to-day.
Several more hogs died yesterday of the
new disease.
The prevailing epizootic has attacked a
large number of Rutland horses.
We would call attention 10 a new adj
veriisement of A. Hill e Son, Wallingford.
Rev. Charles c. Harris is in town visit
log his brother Rev. William ]. Harris,
ID ID.
George f. White 10 erecting a handsome
iron fence in front of his marble works on
West street
The new marble walk in front of Nichols
and Mead's block is completed and is q
great improvement.
The members of Killington steamer
company are requested to bring in their
old uniforms at the next meeting.
We publish this morning the prospectus
of ReY. w. II. II. Murray's new paper,
the Golden Rule, which is to be issued
next month, ~
Regular monthly meeting OF Nickwackett
engine company No. 1. this Friday even
ing at " o'clock. These having extra
uniforms will please return them.
Is. Col. Charles II. Joyce, has received an
invitation to deliver the address at the
Windham county fair, but professional en-
gagements prevented his acceptance.
John Dougherty was brought before the
municipal court yesterday and fined five
dollars and costs, amounting to about
twelve dollars, for intoxicaton on the day
previous.
Wylie the Scotch checker champion who
is expected at Rutland soon, still remains
at Troy Col McNutt is the only man in
Troy who has succeeded in winning
game from him.
The Lincoln iron works are erecting one
of Merriam's patent gangs for saving
marble in front Of their building aud are
to run 1t with small steam engine for the
inspection of customers who wish to see
the operation of the gang.
We publish in another column the dis
eliminating and appreciative report of the
special committee appointed by the direc-
tors of the Vermont state agricultural
society to examine and make report upon
the stock exhibited by Gen. II. H. Baxter
at the recent state fair.
The tickets to the Thomas concert, on
the 2Sth at Halls opera house, Whitehall,
are being sold very rapidly in many places
and there will be rush. Extra trains will
be run from Rutland, Port Henry and
Fort Edward for one fare. The Whitehall
band will be attired IN uniform.
Leaving town between two days with
debts behind is getting popular. VIII. ID.
Smith Is the last victim of the mania. He
repaired DR.. Hanrahan's house and barn
and received in partial payments S1,1"5.
The last payment of 1901 was made few
days ago, and at that time he owed Nj. "
II. o. Edison over $500 for lumber and
Alonzo White $1O2 for board, and various
minor debts. He didn't see fit to pay any
OF these however but left for parts un-
known.
We would call special attention to Mr..
Fred A. Fields advertisement in another
column, of the Popular. Periodical Agency,
established by him, which affords all
classes an opportunity to procure news
papers and periodicals at a very cheap rate
for the coming year. This Is new enter
prise which will cbmmenditself to all
who examine its special features. The
readers of the household through patron
age of Mr.. Field will be enabled to secure
their newspapers and periodicals at much
less cost. and leave them the opportunity
to add to their list of newspapers We
can most confidently commend this agency
TO the consideration and patronage of the
public. Every person, before renewing
their subscriptions or making new ones TOR
the coming year, should consult the cata-
logue and club rates of the popular Peri
odical Agency at Rutland.