The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
LOCAL MENTOR .

lOCAL IENIlON.
Noil ll2,.
Late dairy markets on the fourth page.
The citizens drum corps were practicing
last evening.
A IS 0er is being laid in the extension Ct
Church street.
n. r. Sprague and wife OF Brandon left
for the centennial yesterday.
DR.. j. Adams Allen. Of Chicago, is visit
ing his brother, DR.. c. l.. Allen in Rut-
land.
Mira Sias II. Hodges, Of Washington, is
in town, visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. G.
Dewey.
Mr.. NJ. j. Francisco was somewhat bet
ter last evening, and it is thought that be
will recover soon.
"Pull Off your vest" was the slang in
Rutland yesterday. Thermometer 99 and
not wind enough to tlutter flag.
Vicinity items from Castleton, East Hub
bardton, Mechanicsville, Middleton Springs
aud West Windsor will be found on the
first page.
Spaulding g. Co. have on exhibition a
fine portrait of a little girl, the work of
Mrs. Daley, New York artist we'll known
In this vicinity.
The graduating class in the Rutlad high
school numbers six this year. The gradu-
ating exercises will be held June 30 mot
800, in the Congregational chapel.
The corner tower on the Bates house,
nearly completed ia to be the highest
point on Merchants row. The building
will present fine appearance when the
stagings ere removed so that it can be
seen.
We understand that the law firm Of
Baker & Redington has dissolved. Mr..
Redington occupies the old firm office, and
Mr.. Baker has removed for the present to
one of the rooms of Ejgerton & Nichol-
sons office.
On the receipt OF the dispatch announc-
ing the adjournment of the Cincinnati
convention, yesterday, one of the witness
es IN the late lager beer trial remarked that
the convention was probably waiting for
the Vermont delegation TO get the lager
beer out Of them.
As the train north of the Rutland rail-
road, which left here at 2.20, Tuesday af-
ternoon, was entering the lower part of
Burlington, some miscreant fired revolv-
er at it, the ball passing through an open
window on one eide of the smoking car
and breaking the gia,s on the opposite
side. Something like score of people
were in the car, and it was very fortunate
that no one was injured.
Deputy Sheriff George w. Crawford,
yesterday searched the premises of }. f.
johnson FOR intoxicating liquor, and found
one five gallon cask and two gallon jugs Of
whisky. He also searched the saloon Of
r. L. Perkins and found q barrel and Z
half of cider. The complaint for the frs
place was signed by Il. w. Nye, E. N
Merriam and H. O. Edison, and for The
latter by H. W. Nye, Z. N. Merriam anc
J. b Meeker.
The Major is himself again. The Boul
der, Colorado, newspapers come to us will
glowing accounts of the new "Nationa
hotel" of that place, just opened undc
the auspices of our old friend Major j. A
Salisbury, and Capt. j. A. Graham,
Rntlaad name, If not Rutland man. Tn,
reputation gained for the old Central house
"tLe headquarters for Vermont under tn
Majors management, was second to tina
Of none ia New England, and he knew
how to keep hotel. as well as how t
make friends and TO keep them too. An
one who has Travelled throughout the ives
and knows, from experience, how rare it i
to Ind good hotel, will know how +
congratulate Boulder and Colorado, in tina
hereafter they can equal the best in the &c
commodation of travellers. We doubt nc
that the major will make in the west th
same reputation for himself and his house
that be made here in lutland-and that
all that any man need desire AS lane
lady Mrs. Salisbury is unsurpassed, and, g
the major himself says, che is "more II
nous as a landlady than he as a landlord
We congratulate Major and Mrs. Salisbury
the people of Colorado, and the travelin
public generally on the Fitness Of things