The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09
Vermont.

The frst-class school teachers of the
granite state are emigrating to Vermont.
One dealer in Burlington has sold about
one hundred and thirty bushels of straw
berries the present season.
The fall term of the New Hampton liter
airy institution opens August nth. Prof.
Irving w. Combs is to be the principal.
The Globe theatre company are playing
at Burlington, under the auspices and for
the benefit of Post Stannard of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
A new postofllce car, forty-three feet in
length, has Just been turned out at the car
shops in st. Adams. 1t will run between
st. Adams and Boston.
The July term of the United States Cir
cult court, at Windsor, was opened and
closed on Tuesday by Justice Ward Hunt,
without transacting any business.
Robert G. Strong has been elected fore
man, Peter Landon LIST assistant, and
George Mayo 2d assistant Of the Burlington
hook and ladder company, to fill vacancies:
The "Green Mountain Boys" new mill
tary company, at Burlington, have elected
l. j. Flanagan captain A. N. Merchant
1st lieutenant 2d lieutenant, w. l..
French.
The annual commencement concert at
Burlington takes place on Monday evening
June 81, by the Germania band of Boston,
assisted by Mr.. Il. Shuebruk, the distin-
guished cornet soloist.
Vernon p. Noyes, of Burlington, on
Tuesday last, purchased of Captain Luther
Whitney, of Kecsevlle, his famous span of
bay horses, said to rank among the best
roadsters ever brought into Burlington.
The Fairbanks scale company of st.
| Johnsbury do not grumble much at the
hard times, as their sales during the last
six months have been larger than for any
previous six months in their experience
The hearing in the Central Vermont rail-
way dispute announced for Tuesday at
Windsor, has been postponed to August l..
Meanwhile the Smith party, in possession
of the road, are zealously working to place
the road and its leased lines on better
footing.
The soldiers monument erected at Ores
ent, N. Y, July 9Th, stands about ten feet
| in hight, is OF blue Vermont marble, and
has inscribed upon it the names of those
who have fallen, from the first election
| etvto Of VValfp,nny, in ri pnlar
Richmond toote,l steam whistles and fired
cannons early Monday morning, and there
was grand union Sunday school picnic
Saturday in Berkshire, participated in by
about 1000 men, women and children.
The celebration of the Fourth at Platts-
burg. Monday, was distinguished by drunk
enness and disorder A large number of
arrests were made, and the boat which left
in the evening for Burlington had hardly a
sober one among the three hundred persons
OH board.
The Burlington gas company have elect
ed as directors, Nathaniel Parker. (presi.
denD 10 ID. Hatch, Lawrence Barnes,
ID. G. Linsley, George l.. Linsley,
Theodore A. Hopkins and b. b. Smalley.
Col. Charles +. Spauldng has been re-
elected treasurer and clerk. A semi-annual
dividend of four per cent has been de-
clared
The Merchants national bank of Bur-
lington have recently placed thermometer
lock upon their vault. by this arrange
mcnt burglars will find it an impossible
task to induce the hank oflicerg 10 unlocl,
their safe for them, as after the vault Is