The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-30
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold ll23.
The citizens drum corps met for prac.
tlce last evening
Peaches, water and musk melons, green
corn, etc., are in market.
Mrs. and Mrs. John B. Reynolds leave
for California next week.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Business" in another column.
E. p. Wheeler, esq.,, of NewY oIk, is in
town, visiting his friends here.
Senator Edmunds and family left Bur
lington yesterday for Woods Hole, Mass.
Regular monthly meeting of Nick
wackett engine company, No. l, this FRI
day evening at Z O'Clock (sharp.]
Rev. Geo. N. Boardman, ID. d., of Chi
cago, will preach at the Congregational
church in West Rutland, on Sunday next
Rev. James Davie Butler, L L. D., of
Madison, Wisconsin, will supply the pulpit
of the Congregational church Oh Sunday
next.
Fred &. Field, Esq, of North Spring
field, made the GLOBE office call yester-
day. He was en- route, with his family for
Saratoga.
Fayette p. Brown of Yonkers, n. Y,
Hon. j. d. Hatch of Burlington, and Prof.
William H. Parker, of Middlebury, were
in town yesterday.
Mr.. Charles E. Hale, of Logansport, In
diana, is in town on visit to his friends
here. He is connected with an educational
institution at Loganspbrt.
Rev. r. T. Hall, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, Pittsford, will preach at
South Chittenden, (Slab City, next Sunday
at four o'clock. Sabbath school at three
o'clock.
Those persons who arose after sitting on
the marble in front of Morse brothers
show window and found that the marble
had been nicely chalked, started suddenly
in quest of brush.
A. II. Danforth leaves on Saturday with
the horses Tam O'Shanter and Farmer Boy
for the races at Walpole, N. II. He will
also trot these horses at Claremont, N. H.,
and. Brattleboro races.
Prof. Bristol, the celebrated aeronaut
will make a free balloon ascension in the
morning before the New York and New
Orleans exposition, in the air-ship City of
New York, carrying as many a, the car
will accommodate.
Capt. s. II. Kelley of Rutland military
institute, is camping with number of his
pupils and Other young lads placed under
his charge, on the shores of Lake Dun
more. He expects to remain through the
month of August.
Two new locomotives, the Saranac and
Champain, were added to the rolling stock
of the Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany on Monday last. They are to be used
on the Rensselaer, & Saratoga department,
but are now used on the Susquehanna.
The types on Thursday morning made
us say Miss Marion Ruggles would be the
assistant in the grammar school in place oil
Miss Hattie Proctor. 1t is Miss Isabella
Ruggles who has 30 acceptably taught the
secondary school on West street for sew
eral terms.
The ladies' weekly temperance meeting
was held at the Methodist chapel yesterday
afternoon. Nine ladies were in attendance
The exercises consisted of singing, prayer
and remarks, and were taken part in by
Mrs. j. M. Haven, Mrs. j. b. Reynolds
Mrs Southland and Miss Campbell.
An exchange says when boy carries
market basket home, full of groceries, hi
usually swings it across his spine, ant
blending forward halfway to the ground
with agony; but give him twice tina
weight of base ball bats, and he will ski
along with a sunny smile, and think moth
ing of 1t.
William Fillmore, last evening. climbed
the flag staff on the town hall, a distanc
of forty-five feet, to replace the flag rope
which had worn out. 1t was good clint
ing, and was watched by an intereste
crowd. A young man who was willing t
do the same thing for five dollars change
his mind suddenly on finding the none
ready for. him.
Attached to one of Wagner's drawn
room cars now running between Saratog
and New York, is patent ventllator, tn
fruit of the genius of Col A. j. Morrison
mail agent from Troy to Rutland. 1t cor
sists of a funnel on the top OF the front
the car which scoops in the air an
forces it through pipe which descends b
the side of the car to reservoir filled wit
ice, where it is cooled and stripped OF Gil
ders and dirt 1t is then introduced in'
the car perfectly pure, clean and health.
If this proves success, the Garibaldia
hero has "struck bonanza.