The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
LOCAL %rsfEzorr.


Cold il2f.
Linen suits were in demand yesterday.
The people are again trying 10 season
the currant worm.
The summer travel through Rutland to
Saratoga has begun.
Yesterday was the hottest day of the sea-
son; 90 in the shade.
TIE mercury was above 80 degrees four
days in the month of May.
There were frosts on the mornings Of the
10Th, 18th and Gath of May.
Murrays grand circus expects to visit
Rutland in July or August.
So far this month has been an uncom-
monty dull one for the police.
The temperance workers will meet at the
Congregational chapel this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The adjourned Fourth of July meeting
will be held at the Bardwell house. this
evening
Now George Shippey is around getting
the ale taken from HIN Thursday evening
'tested."
Mr.. l.. p. Farrar returned last evening
from five months residence at jackson
vile, Florida
The fret thunderstorm of the season was
the 7th of May; light thunder showers Old
the 2lst and 2Yth.
We publish in another column an inter
esting report of the work of the Rutland
missionary association.
The cadets of the Rutland military in
stitute will participate in the Fourth OF
July celebration at Brandon.
The Rutland Reform club and Ladies
Temperance association will hold joint
picnic on the Fourth of July.
There were II days more or less stormy,
some part of l6 days clear, and five almost
cloudless in the month of May.
A number of communications and a large
amount of interesting local matter it
crowded out of to-day's GLOBE.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No. / Knights of Pythias, at their castle
hall this evening at 1870 o'clock.
On the outside to-day will be found q
description of sheep shearing of Samuel
Jewett, a soh of Phio Jewelt, of Wey-
bridge.
Young man, touch not the cup! No cir
rave your money and go to the centennial
A correspondent says you can go and stay
week for thirty dollars.
In another column will be found the re-
port Of an interview with several member.
of the Vermont delegation to the Cincin
natl convention.
AIR brakes and improved ventilation APP
paratus have been added to the cars of the
national express company on the New
York and Montreal road.
The lightning played fantastic freaks las
evening, but we hear of no casualty o
damage done. 1t was the most vigorou
thunder storm of the season.
Wardsboro, Windham county, Wednes
day evening, elected j. G. Higgins and d
A. Hammond delegates to the republican
state convention. Both for Harris.
The report of the secretary of the Rut
land missionary association acknowledge
a handsome donation from Gen. ii. II
Baxter to that useful and benevolent insti
tuition.
Rutland needs another night policeman
one is not sufficient TO patrol the town a
it ought to be for the public protection
We hope the board Of trustees will Civ
this matter early consideration and actor
A young candidate for clerical orders
weighing twelve pounds, arrived at tn
house of Rev. j. X. Richardson, pastor {
the Baptist church, on Friday morning
where he proposes to board for the presen
The Saratoga train due at noon was a
hour and half late yesterday, on accoui
of the burned bridge at Fort Edward, \
Y. Repairs on the bridge have been b
gun, and it will probably be passab
Wednesday.
Miss Jessie II. Rupert of VirgiDi
'daughter" of the 34th regiment, who
eloquent lecture before Roberts Post fe
years since will be remembered, is havir
y crowded houses in Maine, to hear her VI
experiences.
The reduction of rates on the Atlant
and Pacific telegraph lines, which we
int effect day or two ago, ia rejoicing
the people, and greatly increasing the bu
ness q the Office at Saratoga. The Sar
togian says the people appreciate har
pan prices. We wish the Western Uni
would rejoice the breasts of the people
the same way.
The Central Vermont have now esta
lshed their routc between Boston, Viii
mountains, Lakes George and Champlai
the Green and Adlrondac mountains, al
all northern summer resorts. In its rou
through New Hampshire and Vermont
passes some of the fnest scenery in t