The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-21
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l16i.
Centennial huskings are among the lates
festivals
"You lie like gas-meter" is the favorlt,
euphemsm at present.
Full report of the cavalry reunion at st
Adams on the 4ih page.
There are q large number of cases o.
mumps in the village
Miner billiard, esq, will spend the win
ter at st. Augustine, Florida
West Rutland desires a meeting of tn,
board of agriculture this winter.
Several new magazines at Spaulding
and the south end news room.
Two groceries were open last evening
Where's the Wednesday night contract?
Regular meeting of the Backsmiths' and
Machinlsts' union this evening at u o'clock
The water commissioners Yesterday re-
paired the main leading through the depot
yard.
A considerable number of counterfets
are in circulation So bills being in the great
est profuson.
Mr.. NJ. A. Bourne aud Charles Batemau
arrived at Aspinwall safely on the morn
ing of October 9th.
The annual meeting of the Vermont and
Canada railroad takes place at Towns no.
tel, Bellows Falls, to-day L..
DR.. John A. Mead has purchased the
residence of Mrs D. Il. Page, corner of
Washington and Prospect street.
Mr.. Frank Haven, son of J. NJ. Haven,
esq.,, was married on Wednesday to Miss
Mary l.. Clark of Malone, N. Y.
The Grafton of Col. Joyce at the soldiers
reunion at St. Adams, Tuesday evening, is
spoken of rs one of his happiest efforts.
A fine article entitled, vermont OH
GERS from the pen of Col. Albert Clark
on the first page.
The cards are out for the wedding of an
other of Iiutland's loyciest girls, to gen
tleman of New York city. The ceremony
is to take place on the 29th.
Persons intending to make the tour of
Florida, the coming winter, will find a
good article on St., Augustine in the No
vember number of Lippincott's Magazine.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
A o,,l
wife, Middletown Hon. E. ]. Phelps,
Burlington J. J. II. Randall, II. A. Har-
mon, Bennington.
The prospect for numbering in Vermont,
the coming winter, is not encouraging.
The market is dull and there is so much of
last years stock on hand that few will ven
ture into the woods.
Over / 800 invitations have been issued
to the silver wedding of William d.
Bishop, president of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad, at Bridge
port, next Thursday evening. Several
have been received in Rutland and other
towns in this county.
The brilliant coors of autumn may he
preserved by dipping the stems in melted
yellow beeswax. The leaves should he
well dried. BY piercing the leaf near the
stem with double thread wire, they can be
woven on coarser wire or on a large cord,
in any description of garlands. 49,.
At the election of directors of the Yer
mont mutual insurance company, held at
Montpelier yesterday, Henry w. Porter
was elected director for Rutland county,
over John Cain, by majority of five
votes. Fred. Z. Smith, of Montpelier, was
elected director in place of Hon. Daniel
Baldwin, who has been director in the
company since its organization, some forty
years. r
J. ]. r. Randall, esq, returned home
last evening, improved in health by his six
weeks trip of nearly two thousand miles on
the salt water. He journeyed through
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Ed
ward Island, and Canada, stopping at diff
ferent points for rest and observation OF
the country. manners and customs of the
people.