The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-16

progressing very fast. Thirteen new
stores are in process of construction
Lyon of Westmore caught loon few
days since in Willoughby lake with bis
hsh hook and line, taking him off alive and
well.
At the fremen's annual parade, on Satur.
day, Fountain made the best play. while
the Water hose company won the running
match.
j. w. Currier of North Troy heads a
subscription list for the organization of a
brass band with $50, and others are doing
literally.
by the stoppage Of the knitting mills in
Bennington it is estimated that more than
four hundred persons will be thrown out of
employment.
| Seventy-fve men are at work on the re-
pairs of the Memphremagog hotel in New
port, which is to be completed outside and
in by July /.
"A continuous three story block, 262 feet
long, with eleven stories in it is being
| erected on the west side of south Main
street Burlington.
Some despicable miscreant at Cambridge,
satisfied a grudge he had against John
Lang, recently, by breaking the backs of
two of his best cows.
The surviving soldiers of 1861 in the
towns of Glover and Greensboro met at
Glover Village Tuesday last for inspection,
drill and good time.
The North Troy Baptist society have
concluded to call j. Ii. Chandler of
reacham, who gradpastslSi at rlhsee eNseSYfYe
Vermont reform school and several promi-
nent citizens and their families of YER
gennes, picnic at Fort Cassn on Tuesday.
Town Clerk William S. Newton, while
iu a sumnambulistic state, walked out of
sccond-story window, the other night,
though fortunately no bones were broken.
Following the intructions of the new
Judge Powers the grand jury of the La
noble county court, found indictments
against almost every landlord in the county
for selling liquor.
The suit brought by Heman A. Phelps,
vs.. the Central Vermont railroad COM
pany, in regard to certain lot of wood,
is to be arbitrated, having been referred
to Judge Redfeld, of the supreme court.
A musical convention will be held at In
stitute hall. Fairfax, conducted by L. II.
Toby of Burlington and j. Z. Cobb of
Boston, commencing on Tuesday the 18th
| llel., anu ClOsillS oh Eiiunys With SohNSAto
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
To meet the demands of travel it has
been decided to run two boats day
| through Lake George. The following is
the time tables Ticonderoga for Caldwell
at $3.50 p. m. and $3.50 p. m. Returning,
HOO a. m. and $50 p. M, connecting with
Lake Champlain steamers.
The spring term of the New Hampton
institution at Fairfax closed last Friday
with public exercises in the evening,
which were very creditable to the school.
The spelling match was very interesting
and exhibited some very fine spelling. The
fall term will commence Aug. 10, 1875.
Miss Flora Sawyer of Brattleboro, met
with narrow escape last week. While
crossing the ferry at Dummerston, the
horses, belonging to DR.. Severance Of
Shelburne Falls, became unmanageabe
and backed into the Connecuticut. Mis-:
Sawyer barely escaped drowning, and is
still suffering from her injuries.
Last Thursday Willie Gilpin of West
field found couple of boys smoking
rattans on his haymow. When discovered
they threw the stubs into the hay and ther
all hands went to work lively putting on
the fire, after which those boys danced I
lively tune to the music of Gilpin's hors'
whip, and swore off smoking rattans on hi
haymow.
Rev. S. r. Hall. LII. d. of Browning
ton, attends this week the semi-centennia
celebration of the Congregational churcl
of CRANKY, Vt, which he organized tift,
years ago. DIR. Hall, although quite in
firm, retains his mental faculties in a re
markable degree for a man in his SOL
| bav within hppu
ployed in the ministrations of the gospel
On Saturday, tramp sneaked into thu
house of Mrs Pray, College street, Bur
lington, just below Champlain, stol
several silver spoons, and some other arti
Giles and then made off in the direction
the lumber yard. The police were notified
of the theft, and not long after the culpri
was found by officer Halo, and committe
to Jail. He was considerably intoxicated
2 and gave his name as Neil hurry.
Rev. E. p. Wild was installed pastor q
the Newport church last Friday, Rev. W
Il. Herrick, moderator Rev. A. A. Smith
scribe; invocation by Rev. Il. w. Culver
reading by Rev. James Hay; prayer b
Rev. L. T. Ranney; sermon by Rev. A
[ w. Wild; installing prayer by Rev. w. i
Herrick; charge TO pastor by Rev. A. A
Smith; right hand Of fellowship by Rev
Austin Dodge; address to the people b
r Rev. Mr.. Boardman.
The Burlington medical and surgic,
club, held reunion at the American hot,
on Friday evening in honor of DIR. Edwar
' S. Peck who is about to leave for Europe
About twenty members of the club WEI
present, with few invited guests. A SUI
i, per was enjoyed at the American hotel
u DIR. II. ii. Atwater acted as toast master
and proposed series of appropriat
sentiments, which brought out pleasar
4 speeches from DR.. Peck, President Bncl
y ham, Prof. King, DIR. Matthew Cole, Pro
]. Little, Theodore S. Peck, George /
5 Bigelow and DR.. L. +. Burdlck. A heart
and cordial letter was also read from ID
l.. G. Butler
Hannibal Hadley, a well known BUTCH
- of Brattleboro, went to the barn frlda
4 morning to feed some hogs, and was STAN
ID ing in a STOPPING posture over the pr
is when he was dealt powerful blow upt
the back of the head with bludgeon tv