The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
LOCAL LIEETI0H.

Gold 1929.
Overcoats were in demand yesterday.
Duprez &c Benedict's minstrels next
week.
The citizens drum corps met last even
ing at their hall, in Chaifecs block.
The address of Col. w. G.. Vcazcy on
Decoration day, will be delivered in the
town hall
The time for planting centennial trees is
past, and not more than dozen have been
set out in Rutland
Spaulding e. Co. have the June Atlaatic
with Whittiers centennial hymn, and the
music by j. X. Payne.
The south wall of the Bates house is
going up rapidly. The water struck brick
promise to make handsome building.
DIR. Edward Aiken, of Amherst, N. H.,
takes second trip to the Azores IN the Ca
pacity of surgeon to the barque Kate Will
liams.
Vicinity items RON East Poultney, Me
chanicsvile, Middlebury, Mt. Holly, Paw
let, Pittsford and late dairy markets on
the outside.
The WEEKLY GLOBE, issued to-day, con-
tains full account of the opening of the
centennial exhibition and ali the latest gen
eral news.
Col. c. II. Joyce and Gov. Hendeo are
to address the Vermont republican associa-
tion in Washington, at their next meeting
on the 10Th.
MIR. Ivan Il. Morawski will give con-
cert in Rutland the last week in May. He
will be assisted by several talented New
York musicians.
Rutland has prospect Of a brags band
this summer. Several young men in town
have been practcing for few weeks past,
and will organize one if possible.
The college boys in Burlington built
big bonfire on the hill Wednesday night,
and an alarm was given and the tiremen
turned out before they found what was the
matter.
Cucumbers, green onions, and radsh-
es are in the Rutland market. One
doctor has begun extensive improvements
on his premises ard the rest will follow
suit soon.
MIR. Charles G. Reed, Rutland painter,
has two very pretty landscapes in oil at E.
G. Lewis drug store, painted in the last
few weeks Mr.. Reed is suffering severe
ly with consumption.
The Central Vermont, on Thursday, filed
in court its bond for one million dollars as
surety for the faithful performance Of its
duty as receivers OF the Vermont Central
and Vermont and Canada railroads.
Mr.. Z. G. Lewis has just placed in his
drug store new prescription desk which
for beauty, fine workmanship and conve-
nience, surpasses anything in Rutland. 1t
is of ash with black walnut trimmings, and
front of French ground glass. The desk
was made by Daniel Chittonden, foreman
in l.. G. Kingsley's furniture rooms, from
plans drawn by Mr.. Lewis. The glass was
cut III DOSlOu, anu uuo Ou sI'lC vi tuC
opening in the center the initials Il. g. l..
combined in neat monogram.
Madame Rentz Female Mlnstrels left
town on the early train, Thursday morn
ing, tor Keene, n. H., having forgotten to
pay their hall bill. n. i. Davis, the Sc
lectman who has charge of the hall, did
not propose to let the matter so in that
way, and telegraphed W. b. Thrall, engin-
Ger on the morning train, at Bellows Falls,
to collect the bill for him. By the time
Thrall got the telegram the show had left
for Keene. Mr.. Davis took the noon train
for Bellows Falls, and went down till he
met Mr.. Thrall with the up mail train,
when he ran the locomotive as engineer to
Rutland, and sent Mr.. Thrall on after the
show and the hall bill If those minstrels
only knew the man that was after them,
they "ponied up" without stopping to ar
que the case