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

Village meeting this afternoon, at two
o'clock.
Rain Is the cry nowadays among all
classes.
Hon. Daniel Roberts of Burlington
spent the Sabbath in town.
General II. II. Baxter returned fom
New York on Saturday night.
Colonel George A. Merrill spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his family.
The proceedings OF the police court this
morning bid fair to be interesting.
There were but few commercial travellers
in town over Sunday; trade~is dull.
The marriage of an ex-governor of Yer
mont takes place on Wednesday next.
One Esty, a silver platter, was arrested
for intoxication and taken to jail on Satur-
day evening.
Killington lodge No. 80, l. o. o. F.,
meets this (Monday) evening at half past
seven o'clock.
to Cold river, Saturday, and returned with
eighty fine trout
The Central Vermont and Passumpsic
railroads will carry persons attending the
masonic grand bodies at Burlington, this
week, for fare one way.
1t is rumored that Charles Lester, q son
of the late Henry Lester, was badly gored
by vicious bull on Saturday, but have
been unable to learn the particulars.
Colonel Wheelock G. Neazey delivers
the Grafton before the Connecticut River
Valley Masonic union at its celebration of
st. Johns day, June "a, at White River
junction. .--....
An extraordinary number of intoxicated
individuals were on the street yesterday
afternoon and last evening. Some of
them were of great annoyance to passers
on the street.
The celebrated Duane johnson "clder
case" is to be tried in the Windsor county
court to-day. Quite number of witnesses
and the counsel in the case left for Wood
stock this morning.
The sensible article taken from the Troy
Times entitled "The Lesson of Fires," pub
lished on the second page, should be per-
used by all our village readers before going
to the meeting to-day.
Every citizen should remember to attend
the village meeting this afternoon. Ones
tions of vast Importance to the protection
and prosperity of the village will come up
for action. Every man has duty to per-
form in this emergency
Among the arrivals at the Bates house
are E. F. Billiard, Jacksonville III. r
s. Thomson, Philadelphia E. }. Hyde,
Castleton normal school; j. II. Bradshaw,
Chicago; M. Clark, Poultney; Walter
Scranton, Scranton, Penn. and o. A.
Taintor, New York.
The antics of a supposed mad dog
created some excitement on Friday night.
The terror subsidized ON finding that he had
freed cat in the depot park, and was mad
onlv because he was unable either to jump
or climb to her position in the tree
We publish on the outside of to-day's
GLOBE another OF DR.. Geo. B. Lorings In
teresting and profitable papers, entitled
"The Farm Yard Club of Jotham,' which
are being contributed to the Boston Globe.
Our farmers will be profited by Its at
tentive perusal.
Quite row, the effects of bad whisky,
occurred Sunday afternoon near the hay
,cales on Main street between Denis Pc
cor, Kit Delphy and a Vincent boy. One
of the parties, Pecor, was knocked down
and badly pounded. Kit Delphy was ar
rested and lodged in Jail. We learn at
late hour that Pecor and Vincent have also
been arrested, and took lodgings with
Deputy Sheriff Millington.
Another week of east winds, and all the
ostensible preparations for storm almost
slipped away without the rain that has
come to be heartily wished for A Sigh
shower, however, early Sunday, gave lit
tie courage; but yesterday there was, or
the part of the skies, a formal disavowal Of
any intention to storm, and complete
change of base on the part of the wind
We frankly admit that this is not TN
course of conduct that would have beer
most gratifying TO farmers and all other
concerned.