The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-20
LOCAL MENTION.


Judge w. C. Dunton leaves this morn
ing TO attend the commencement at Middle
bury
Why ia the grand list of Rutland like
man? Because it is fearfully and wonder
fully made
We publish in our advertising columns
the regulations of the se)cctmen in refer
ence to smallpox.
We are happy TO say that Peter Hunter
was not in the row of Saturday night, but
about his work.
Hon. W II. Il. bingham of Stowe, and
Geo. L. Hall OF Cleveland, Ohio, were at
the Bates House yesterday.
The Delaware and Hudson canal com.
nany employ $4,000 people. Their pay
roll for each day amounts to S12j 900
Rt. Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand was in
town yesterday on visit to the several
pastors of the Catholic church in Rutland.
The administrator advertses 60 sell the
store and lot of w. w. Mccall, on N1er-
noon.
Rev. VIM Chauncy Langdon, d. D., Of
Geneva, Switzerland, and wife, were at
the Bardwell House yesterday. DR.. Lang
don sails for Europe on Saturday.
The Delaware and Hudson canal COM
pany paid their taxes to George Willis, col
lector, on Saturday. This is probably the
first railroad tax ever paid in Vermont
John A. Butler cashier of the national
bank of Jamaica, and Col. Silas VI Waite
passed through town yesterday en- route for
Saratoga TO attend the bankers convention.
1t is understood that the match game of
ball between the Independents of Hyde
vile and the Stars of Pawlet, will be
played in Rutland. The time is to be fixed
hereafter.
Ex-Governor Dillingham; of Waterbury,
Hon. Victor Atwood ard Superintendent
w. q. Fairbanks, were at Vergennes on
Thursday last, looking over the work of
the reform school.
day has been most complete and delightful.
The free air from the northwest keeps the
temperature from excess, and furnishes
fine and enjoyable weather.
A distinguished teacher in western Mas
sachusetts, in renewing his subscription to
the Weekly GLOBE, writes: "The Week.
ly GLOBE is the best paper in New Eng
land | cannot do without it..
There is no need to ''scnd for Maginns. "
Hellebore will kill the potato bug. Give
it TO 'em on their first appearance, and it
will turn them ''toes up" as surely as a
drop of turpentine will bcd-bug.
Rev. c. b. Hubert, president elect, Rev.
J. ID. Wickham, d. D., Rev. X. S. Cush-
man, d. D., Rev, Aldace Walker, ID. D.,
were in town yesterday, on their way to
attend commencement at Middlebury.
The Rutland drum corps were out prac-
ticing last night. AS they drum away, we
often wonder if their drums become as
tired in being pounded upon as the drums
of our ears do in being compelled to listen.
Hon N. B. Smith of Pulaski, N. Y, is
spending few days at the residence OF his
father, Nathan Smith in Clarendon He
will attend the commencement of the Mid
debury college, of which he is graduate.
The sun now does its days work in fif-
teen minutes less time than it did in June.
1t gets up IL minutes later than at the June
solstce, and retires minutes earlier p. IN.
The difference is already noticeable, and is
growing more and more so daily.
TIE GLOBE is under obligations to Or
vile S. Bliss, the efficient secretary, for
copy of the ''sixth annual report OF the
Vermont dairymens association" pam
phlet of 164 pages, neatly printed at tho
Office of Messrs. Poland, Montpelier.
A fremans muster is talked of in con
nection with the state fair.-I. AlJaRI
Messenger.
No arrangement of the kind has beer
mado on the part of the directors of Tho
agricultural society or the firemen of Rut
land, as far as is known.
The national convention of bank cashiers
meets at Saratoga to-day. Geo. r. Bot
tum. cashier of the Baxter national bank
Henry f. Field of the Rutland county ma
tional bank, and S. W. Rowell of the ma
tional bank of Rutland, lett yesterday Il
attend the meeting.
People in this vicinity should be on til
look out for burglars. They have begu
TO operate boldly under different prelcxis
The safest way for defenceless people is
admit no Struggling strangers into th
house. If suspicious persons apply al
pont an hour for them when neighbor
some member of the family can lie present
The Bennington Bdnner says " Whe
the all-day-long way train came in frol
Rutland few days since, Foreman ClapI
noticing that the pilot hung little low
inquired of Hop what that was for, 'Tb'
is TO catch rabbits, sir, was the answe
well, said Charley, in that dry mann'
OF his, sit must be mighty slow rabb
your train can catch :
Miss Carrie White, youngest daughter
Sunerintendent Frank G. White, has bee
for some time painfully afflicted with son
nervous disorder like st. Vituss dance
Her symptoms became so alarming III
she has been put under the care OF ID
Mosely of Arlington. She has been stud.
ing very hard and stood at the head OF 1T
classes. and her disease is supposed TO
the result of overtaxing her BRAIN
The Bardwell house was opened 10 u
public Yesterday. Dinner was Inc III
meal served. The tables were all file
and the house received its full old-tin
patronage. Mr. CramtOn. the host, AZ