The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-06
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold 1924.
May parties will probably be scarce to-
day.
Hon. w. N. Pingry of Weathersfeld,
was in town yesterday.
The schools, or part of them, went onto
Pine Hill yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Gov. John Gregory Smith and wife
went to Philadelphia yesterday.
Hon. n. T. Sprague jr., and Thomss
Ross leave for Philadelphia to-day.
Regular meeting of the Rutland Typo
graphical Union, this evening at 7.30, in
Landon's hall.
Counterfeit So bills on the Traders
bank of Cherango, N. y, are freely offered
in many localities.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
X. of p, this Saturday. evening at eight
O'clock at their "Castle Hail." Globe block.
George T. Whites marble works are
lively az usuel They received four car
loads of Sutherland Falls marble yesterday
to work up in their shops.
G. A. Parkhurst & Co. have new ad-
vertisement this morning. This firm have
always made specially of prints, and
they exhibit one Of the finest lines to be
found anyw here, and at prices as low as
the lowest. Give them call
Mrs. w. c. Kelley has new advertise
ment in our columns this morning, and our
lady readers cannot but be interested In
the line of goods ehc IS now opening for
inspection, rs every woman's mind is more
or less absorbed in that important topic OF
spring bonnet, and wo shall look for a
rush to these popular millinery rooms for
the next few weeks.
Mr.. Jonathan Taylor, well known in this
section, as piano tuner and regulator and
as having been identified with the business
of Messrs. Cuett & Sons, Troy, N. Y, for
long period, will visit Rutland the com
ing week to attend to the pianos sold by
this firm and any others that may need his
services. Orders may be left at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Edwin Tracy, II Pleasant
street, or with Mr.. j. B. Hathaway.
The pound-keeper went away last fall
and left the key of the pound with Mrs
Thebault, telling her to put in what cattle
came along, and let them out on the re-
ceipt Of twenty-five cent?. On Wednesday
Stephen Labor took out COW of his which
had been mpounded, paying Mrs. The
bault a quarter. Yesterday, both Lalor
and Mrs. Thebault were brought before
the municipal court for breaking pound.
A nolle pros was entered in the case OF
Lalor and Mrs Thebault was discharged,
it being shown that she broke the law
ignoranty.
The performing California bear, who
was geen SO much on the streets last sum-
mer, made HE reappearance yesterday. He
was accompanied by the same master, with
the same Spanish commands, and the per-
formances were witnessed by much the
same crowd. An amusing scene occurred
at one of his exhibitions on Center
street. Two boys took an immense dog
and performed tricks with him, giving al
exact imitation Gin sound, at leasD, of the
Spanish commands to the bear. The dog
entered into the sport heartily, and they
had jolly time.
The family monument Of ex-Gov. Johr
b. Page, in Evergreen cemetery, has JUS
been completed by George F. White. HI
has had men working on the monumen
all the week, reworking and repackng it
and placing on the pedestal in the center
statue of Hope The statue is a yer.
handsome piece of work, and adds mucl
TO the appearance of the monument, nov
one of the finest in Vermont. Mr. Whit
has placed two small headstones in the lot
one for the wlte and the other for daugh
ter who died some years ago. We hav
heretofore published full description o
the monument.
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