The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-15
LOCAL. MENTION
Gold 115b.

Gold 115a.
81 don't find any fault.
To-day is the eighty-ffth anniversary of
Franklin's birth.
The celebrated horse WOODBURY. Pilot
was on the street yesterday.
The spring term of Middlebury College
begins Thursday, April 22d.
Fisher has shell oysters, which will be
served up in the best style at his saloon.
Under the new law, all insurance agents
must have a license from the state before
they can do business.
Let the sprinkler overcome its modesty
and appear. People are inquiring for it as
for an old friend.
The druggists were radiant, yesterday,
and kept their clerks busily employed pol
ishing soda fountains.
Prof. Frank Bradford, the elocutionist,
was in town yesterday, returning home
from his reading in Castleton last evening.
The snow of Tuesday night did not ex-
tend as far north as Brandon. At Ascut-
NEVILLE, in Windsor county, it fell to the
depth of six inches.
The Center street front of Morse's build
ing Is being painted slate color, and when
completed, will present Il fine appearance.
The artist is c. E. Cutler
The Troy Press says Bergman Auto
matte city has been at Bennington and
delighted everybody 1t is now on ex-
hibition in Rutland.
A meeting of the Industrial Reformers
will be held at Village Hall on Friday
evening, at o'clock, for the election of
officers and other important business to be
transacted.
Mr.. c. D. Hammond, superintendent of
the Albany and Susquehanna railroad, has
been presented a handsome gold watch
and chain, with a Maltese cross attached
to the chain. The testimonial was from
his old associates of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad.
Owing to the large number of calls and
patients desiring medical advice and treat
ment, DIR. Burner finds it impossible to
close his business here as announced and
will remain at the Berwick house all this
week, where he can be consulted free by
all the afflicted.
There will be four prizes given at the
spelling match next week Friday two to
each side - the victor TO have the
choice. Forty-five of the high school
scholars challenge the world, and we adj
wise some of the champion spoilers of
neighboring towns to come in and try
their hand. The first forty-fvc persons re-
porting will spell.
The Ticonderoga Sentinel says, "We
are pleased to announce that representa-
tives from the well known clothing house
of Allen & Drew, Rutland, will be in town
next Tuesday The fashionable cutter,
Mr.. II. G. Gragg will bring his tape meas
ure and first class set of samples of
spring goods, so that all wanting something
nice in the way of clothing can be suited
The Troy Press under the heading of
"Vermonts Quota" Alonzo Arnold OF
Rutland ventured on visit to Troy sixty
days ago. He was arrested for intoxica.
ton and sent to Jail for fifty days.
Tuesday his time expired, and on his re-
lease he got up celebration. The jubilee
led to his arrest again, and Wednesday
morning the Rutlander was sent to the
penitentiaay for six months.
William H. Rankin, weli-known prin
ter, who was formerly a resident of Rut
land, who had for some time past beer
employed in the Troy Times office, died a
an early hour Wednesday morning after {
long illness. His wife survives HIM. II,
was very much respected by the fraternity
Mr.. Rankin had long been a sufferer Ht
had fit on Monday night from which HI
could not be reused.
The New York Star Speciality troupe ar
billed for one of their entertainments Il
the Opera house, on Saturday evening
April 18th. This troupe consists OF twenty
four star actors. Among whom we MOTTO
the popular names of Mr.. W. NJ. Paul
manager and the foremost OF clowns
Messrs. Aubry and King, the celebrated
gymnasts; Hawley and Phillips, song AM
dance men; and the celebrated Westol
sisters, and full ballet. Read their ad
vertisement in another column.
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