The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-24
LOCAL EN'rlON.

1t will only injure the pupil.
Neutrality-suspicious. coming to town
must not;profess to play poker.
The new Manchester miller is sending to
his friends in Rutland various specimens of
the product of his mill.
G. f. Richardson proposes to be out
again with six decorated horses to give the
young ladies a sleigh ride this afternoon,
The town, and perhaps our business men,
will soon be asked to contribute to fund
for the erection of soldiers monument.
A slight "scrimmage" took place last
evening on Center street, growing out of a
supposed insult. No bones broken and no
arrests made.
Business of seighs on Center
street yesterday afternoon at 2 pm., were {:
single 16, double 0 Merchants Row, sim
gle 90, double IS.
We publish on the second page the ex-
oelent report of Rev. DR.. Harris, the pres
ident of the board of trustees of the Rut-
land graded schools.
The young people of West Rutland are
to give an entertainment Friday evening
February Goth, 1875, for the benefit of the
Baptist Sabbath school.
The Troy Tines says that the late Mrs.
Leland Howard twas a very estimable
lady, and her death will be mourned by
large circle of friends in this city"
Among the gentlemen in town yesterday
were ex-Gov. John w. Stewart of Middle
bury, Lawrence Barnes, Esq, Dea Mial
Davis of Burlington. James NJ. Ketchum
of Sudbury.
Charles w. Moseley, superintendent of
the Troy and Boston railroad, has been
grievously afflicted by the loss of bright
little son. He receives the compassionate
sympathy of many friends.
Mrs. Miner billiard. while going, from
the residence Of John A. Sheldon to her
home, last evening about 8 o'clock, fell.
breaking leg. Medical assistance was
Immediately called and the limb set.
The sheriff of Saratoga county, N. y,
passed through here yesterday with three
prisoners, en- route tor Denamora prison.
Two were convicted of burglary, and the
other OF an assault with intent to kill.
Clark f. Richardson of the Berwick
house, was out yesterday with happy
sleigh load, drawn by four horses, decked
with white plumes. \ circuit of the town
was made, much to the enjoyment of the
participants
The Troy train over the Rutland and
Washington railroad was two hours late
last evening. caused by detcntions on the
Troy and Boston road in the breaking of
the cylinder of the engine. and waiting for
another to come from Troy.
A certain candidate for Office finds diff
Guilty in getting the people whose votes he
soicits to believe that he is Il man, He
says they tell him that he talks and acts
like boy wanting mans place. In &C
cordancc with his wish ii is hereby an
nounced that he is voter.
A boy who had served in a grocery store
for two weeks came home highly elated
the other night and told his father he had
been promoted. 'How ~ asked the old
man. "Why, I've been down cellar all the
time sorting over potatoes, and now they've
raised me up stairs to pick over beans"
A youngster, while warming his hands
over the kitchen fire, was demonstrated
with by his father, who said, $50 way
from the stove the weather is not cold.
The little fellow, looking up at his stcrI
parent demurely, replied, 81 amt heating
the weather I'm warming my hands.
This is the month to prepare for sprin!
work. The moving machines should b.
oiled and run around the lot few times t.
see if they are in order. If the corn plant
ers work hard, they should be sent to tn
blacksmith shop and sharpened. The Thrift
ty husbandman will see that his grindstone
have a fresh coat of paint, and that hi
,hreshing machines are we'll sand-papered
The Bingham reversing, expanding ga
DuTHcT, DdtcHteu TtD ~, lOit, Will Say
from Is to 30 per cent. over the ordinar
burner now in use, and ale not liable t
get out of order. The gas is thrown bac
against warmed tube and expanded b
the governor, and produces soft whit
mellow light, with much less expense
This burner is on exhibition at the Bard
well House, where the proprietor will eS
hibit to those who wish to examine Ii
new principle adapted to this gas savin
burner. 1t often makes difference
from forty to fifty per cent. in the gas bill
at the end of the month, with much be
ter light, Inquire for Bingham patent g
burner if you wish to reduce your gas bill
of the proprietor, as no travelling agen
are employed in New England.
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