The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
LOCAL MENTOR.

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w. l.. Ferguson and family have gone
to White River Junction for week or two.
w. II. Dorr, u son of Hon. Seneca NJ.
Dorr, residing in Appleton, Wis, is at
home on visit.
Hon. d. E. Nicholson addressed a large
and enthusiastic republican audience at
Bennington Saturday evening.
The Hermits letter did not fail TO put in
an appearance this week as last, and will
be found on the outside.
A. G. Bates and son are fitting up their
store in their new block, and will move in
about the 18th of August.
George p. Foster and Thomas Failey,
United States marshal and deputy marshal,
of Burlington, were in town yesterday.
A meeting of the executive committee of
the Young mems Tilden club will be held
at their room at eight o'clock this evening
A Tilden and Hendricks meeting will be
held at Castleton this evening. A grand
time is expected. l.. w. Redngton will
speak.
Regular encampment of Roberts post
No. Il, department of Vermont, G. A. r.,
this evening at 8 o'clock, at the Odd Eel
lows nall.
The first meeting of the creditors of I.
Oa6ley G bson, bankrupt was held before
w. G. Veaz y, register, Monday, ard j.
W. Cramlon appointed assignee.
A team coming through Strong'e avenue
last evening was badly frightened by the
firing of the salute and ran, throwing two
ladies' in the wagon onto the ground.
The storm of Sunday evening was very
severe in some parts Of Vermont In Mid
dlebury and towns north of there trees,
grain and telegraph wires were blown
down.
A hearing was held Monday at the Office
of Prout, Simons and Walker. in the case
of Orchard and Page VS.. 7. W. Park,
Prout. Smons and Walker appearing fol
the plaintiff and E. j. Phelps for the de-
tense.
Gen. r. G. Schepsk, lac minister to
England Hon. H. II. Wheeler, T. W.
Park, Bennington Loveland Munson,
Manchester L. j. Phelps, Burlington;
Theodore Voorhees,, Saratoga, and G. f.
Davey of New York, were registered at the
Bardwell house yesterday.
James Rooney the Center Rutland boy
who threw stones at passing team, was
brought before Justice H. w. Porter Mon
day and fined three dollars and costs for
it. More boys will suffer in the same way
if the practice is not stopped.
w. Kretschmer is frescoing the store to
be occupied by A. w. Higgins, in the
Bates house block, very handsomely. The
frescoing consists Of a center piece, from
which a chandelier will depend, and an
ornamental border of pearl gray, light yell
low and red.
The Brandon Union says; "Some OF
the ables. editorials that we read in any
paper, and about the best conducted news
department, we find in THE RUTLAND
GLOBE We can not agree with it upon
many issues, bat we hsve n ever doubled lis
ability"
The Young mems Tilden club will to'd
ratification meeting at the town hall,
Thursday evening of this week, after The
democratic district convention. The speak
ers will be M. d. Grover, of Port Henry
N. Y; Edward T. Wilder of New York
city A. p. Childs of Bennington, and L.
W. Redington.
A hearing was held Monday in the cast
of Chaffee 81 al. vs.. the town of Rutland
being the case relative to the road from
the old Proctor. farm to '"Tater street" be
fore the commissioners, W. s. Walker o
Ludlow, Edwin Martindale of Wallingfort
and Daniel W. Taylor of Shrewsbury. M
decision was reached.
The Altimont cornet band of Ludlow
did finely yesterday. The band consist
of fourteen pieces, Scion r. Wakefield
leader, r.. L. Hathorn drum-major. The.
arrived from Ludlow in the afternoon, ant
played several selections in depot park
Before the ratification meeting the
marched through the principal streets Q
the town under direction of Il. M. Edgel
ton, chairman of the committee of music
PLAYING a number of selections.
During the storm, Sunday evening,
new house in the course of construction a
Brandon, owned by solomon Lassor, value
at four hundred dollars, was blown dowr
Mr.. Lassor is a poor man, and unable !
build again, and John A. Conant, with
accustomed liberality, has presented BIZ
with the means of reconstructing his hous'
During the same storm, building BEN
erected by John Christy, was damaged
the amount Of fifty dollars.
After the rally at the Town hall La
evening the Altlmont cornet band made
tour of the village serenadng the folowir
persons; George L. Lawrence, Col. Ge'
A. Merrill, Col W. G. Veazcy, Gen. v
Y. w. Ripley, N. p. Slmons, j. N. Ba'
ter, Gen. II. Ii. Baxter, d. Il. Nicholson
and THE GLOBE and HeraM Offices Mo
of the gentlemen acknowledged the cor
plment and Gen. Baxter invited the bar
IN. and q pleasant hour was passed, G
llyened with refreshments, music and da
eng.
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