The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-19
LOCAL MENTION,

Shall Rutland celebrate the Fourth {?
Linen coats are scarce as yet this season.
The Green Mountain house at Clarendon
Springs is open for summer guests.
Farm hands are obtaining $50 per
month this summer in this vicinity
Frank s. Hale cuts from his asparagus
beds about two hundred punches day.
Mendng marble walks with a bit of
plank is the latest improvement in Rutland.
Major John A. Salisbury, formerly of
Rutland, is in Boulder, Colorado, with his
son.
1t is reported that the remains of stock
found under Hayes store, recently has been
invGntoried at 800.
A party of fishermen, dressed in rubber
coats, tried their luck yesterday and were
well rewarded for their enterprise.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated, for this week.
is an elegant centennial number, devoted
to Bunker Hill. For sale at Spaulding's.
Mr.. Chester Kingsley sold his old red
store lot for 49, 500 instead of $4,000, as
reported in the real estate changes for May.
The Rev. Mr.. Richardson will preach
at the Baptist church on Sunday morning
at l0:45, on "The Importance of Trifes.
The strawberries and cream at the Con-
gregational chapel last evening, aided a
good cause and gave one their moneys
worth.
saparilla beer on Cottage street yesterday.
The sudden depression was CLEARED" by
the loss of Inch pin.
The rain of yesterday was continuous
and acceptable. The farmers enjoyed it as
it came just at the time most needed for
the growth of their crops.
''Its glorious rain, but somehow it
makes fellow feel sort O lonesome, re-
marked gentleman, yesterday, sitting
disconsolately in his Office.
Since January /, 1875, the Brandon man
ufacturing company have sold 5000 more
Howe scales than ever before in the same
time. Their business is constantly lncreas-
ing.
DR.. M. Goldsmith, who has been travel
ing in Europe for a year or more, recently
purchased the noted bird-dog "Plunket,"
reputed to be the finest bird-dog in all
Europe.
Yesterday was bad preparation for the
match game of ball to be played at Cut
tingsyille this afternoon between the Boil
vars OF Rutland and the Farmers of East
Shrewsbury.
No person should take policy of insur-
ance in any company, without fully undcr-
standing its conditions; and this can only
be done upon carefully reading the policy,
small type and all.
DR.. Smyth arrived in town yesterday, en-
route for Canada, where he is to spend the
summer months. He has rooms at the
Der wick hotel and may be consulted on all
diseases of the eye, ear. throat and lungs,
from 10 a. M, until A p. M, to-day.
The Burlington Clipper says; The Rut-
land Globe of Monday last, takes review
of its two years history and feels encour-
aged, as it well may do. The success OF
the Globe is creditable not only to itself
but to the discrimination of the public.
The centennial Of the beech sealing viii
be celebrated at Lake Dunmore on July Sd
this year. The committee announce that
efforts are being made to secure Der
Butler as orator. A ball will be given al
the Lake Dunmore house on the evening
before the celebration.
DIR. VIM. II. Osmun is at the Bates house
with an assortment of the celebrated
trusses, manufactured by the Elastic Truss
company, 6S3 Broadway, New York, ant
as this is his last day here all who are sui
fering with rupture should call on him a
once.
Some results of the rain No teams OF
the street, no trade, no talk, no travel, NJ
sun, no soda, no work, no wickedness, NJ
news, "no nothing" Other results, 9TH
farmers side,) big crops, pure air, no dirt
no disease, plenty to eat, drink, wear ant
nav your debts with, and, per consequential
happy faces.
Rev. Robert J. Adams of Holyoke
Mass, formerly resident of Rutland
his mother being afterward wife OF Alex
ander Ressique-received the honorary de
gree of ID. D., at the commencement o
Brown university this week. Rev. DR.
Adams graduated at Williams college il
1858, and is Baptist clergyman.
The tent meeting at North Clarendon
last evening, was not largely attended be
cause of the rain. Rev. w. j. Blanchar
of Pownal preached. The sermon thi
Saturday evening will be delivered b.
Rev. Mr.. Blanchard. On the Sabbat
there will be preaching at 10 a. M, !
M, and p. m. At the close of afternoo
service the ordinance of baptism Gby i'm
mersion will be administered. Sabbat
school at o'clock p. m.
That our drug stores are fast assumin
the nature of art stores, is self-evider
fact. The elaborate signs and advertiser
symbols that literally cover all the wa
room not occupied by the wares proper
furnish some beautiful specimens of hand
work, and the expense attendant upo
their production amounts to no small sum