The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-30

= Attention Is directed to an article on the
Fourth page entitled "Vermont claims the
first blood spilled in the revolution"
Rev. II. f. Austin the pastor of the
Methodist church in Rutland for the past
three years, goes to the large and prosper
GUS church at Greenwich, n. \.
Objection is made by some of our citi-
zens to the trustee in the first ward getting
up fire in his ward to draw off the atten-
ton of his opponents from the election.
The case of the English stockholders of
the Emma mining company VS.. Gen. II. II.
Baxter and Trenor w Park has been trans
fered from the state to the federal court.
|, Rev. j. w. Eaton, the new pastor of the
Methodist church, is among the foremost
preachers in the Troy conference, and is
IL said to be the talest man in that confer
ence.
"Grace Green wood" whose acquaintance
several of our citizens
/ making while she was
Mrs. S. w. Rowell, Wi
in Europe.
G. II. Wooley don't
village meeting foolery
has sign "Gentlemel n.t
5 to hold caucus in this
a sign prohibiting loafers.
I The BARRIERS shop at the Bardwell house
is to be repaired and put in first-class order
Its occupants, Messrs. Williams and Wiley
have Just received the largest and best stock
of hair goods ever in town.
: John Ryan of Ira understands business
Tuesday he came from home, brought his
liquor with him, and lodged in the Jail, if
We may believe his story. Next morning
he went home poorer and wiser by 1891.
Rutland will soon be quaint and interest
ing. If the horse attached to the fish cart
on Center street yesterday had only been a
donkey it would have been as picturesque
as Naples. The crowd would do for
lazaroni without change.
An exchange says 1.-THE followers Of
Moses will not regret to know that pork
and all its products have advanced IN price
about two cents pound, bnt our gentle
orders will lament and eat more eggs,
which have fallen six cents dozen"
Deputy Sheriff H. o. Perkins, armed
4 with warrants, searched the saloons of c. II.
Wooley and John Haley, but found moth
ing. The complaints were signed by j. M
Haven, II. W. Nye, and Ben X Chase in
one case, and j. NJ. Haven, II. W. Nye
and II. o. Edison in the other.
4 After the prayer meeting at the Method
ist chapel, last evening, Miss Emma Wy
man, on behalf of the ladies of the church,
presented Mrs II. f. Austin, wife of the
pastor, with handsome gold-lined sugar
BOWL and an elegantly bound copy of Mrs.
Stoves "Woman in Sacred History" in
=, recognition of her services during the three
years last past. The presentation was in
+ formal, Mr.. Austin thanking the ladies
briefly for their kindNremembrance.
Mr.. Edwin Tracy, OF, Messrs. Cluett &,
Sons, Troy, N. Y, who was summoned
home by what seemed to have been the
fatal illness of his father-in-law, Mr.. j. J..
Snow of Albany, N. Y, in response to
| urgent business has returned again and
may be found at the Bates House, where
several fine instruments are on exhibition.
Mr.. Tracy will be pleased to resume nego-
tiations with any who have been contem-
plating the purchase of Steinway, Chick
ering, Haines Bros, or Groyesteen pianos,
or Burdett organ, and he invites special at
tention to magnificent Burdett organ in
N elegant case, with ten stops, and a
yand organ swell, which is said to be able
.SHproduce the power and variety of a
$1,000 pipe organ.
A correspondent of the Manchester
/ Journal thus speaks of Rutland and some
\ of its institutions
Tho weather has been, and Is at this
writing, outrageously and stubbornly cold.
What would you think to see men in their
gardens trying to get their seed in the
ground with pick axe 7 1t looks as
though the season was backward or the
seed,sticker in a hurry. Since the closing
of the Bardwell house for the purpose OF
making extensive repairs internally and
outternally, the Bates and Berwick hotels
are frequently OVERLOOKING. The old Bard
wells usual daily arrivals of from fifty to
seyenty-fve must, for the present, find ac-
4 commodation at the two aforesaid hotels
Speaking of the complete rcmodeling OF
the Bardwell, may not exceed reasona
ble discretion in briefly noting what somt
= of the pretensions of this popular eStab
lishment will be when again opened TO thu