The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-14
LOCAL MENTION.

tOiu Ill3,
Trips to X llington appear to be populsr
just now.
Rev. ]. X. Richardson is making visit
to friends in Maine.
The mercury stood at 80 and 96, respect
lively, saturday and Sunday.
The salaries of route agents have been
cut down from 81 $50 to $940.
Brian NIX en-, living on Evelyn stree,
lost a young child last evening.
Our farmers in common with others are
very earnestly desiring some rain.
An interesting letter from Camp Hazard,
Lake Bomoseen, on the first page.
Cephas L. Stone denies that row &C.
CURED at the German cafe Thursday even.
ing.
Parties desiring fine sporting guns and
revnlyers will do well to call on II. r.
Dyer.
Fewer buildings are being erected in this
village the present season than for several
years.
The rain fall of last July was SO inches
more than on any previous July for Xix
yeas
Foundry and machine shop wanted. See
Chail.s Clark's advertisement in another
column.
All v)ters should consult the check lst
in season to have their names put upon it
if omitted.
What is going to be done with the side
walk on w les street between Center aid
West streets3
We regret to learn of the serious illness
of Mrs. Senator Foot, at the residence of
DR.. Cyrus Porter.
Bonnie Pease, u son of Rev. A. G..
Pease, fell from a trapeze Friday and
spr4ined his ankle.
Rev ]. w. Eaton is i'll, and there were
no services at the Methodist church yeter-
day in consequence.
The reform club held a meeting at the ir
room l,st evening, and were addressed by
various members of the club.
A number of falling stars last evening
the advance guard, no doubt of the grand
meteorc charge in store for us.
Col. Rush G. Hawkins of New York,
and ex-Mayor w, L. Vanalsiyne of Troy
were at the Bardwell on Saturday.
A. J John ID, the publisher, and family,
of New York, are stopping at the Paige
house, the guests of N. p. Kingsley.
July of 1872 was 97-lOo,hs of degree
hotter Than July ofthis year. The COM
parative consolation comes too late.
The be t beef steak sells at st. Johns.
bury at l2l cents and roasts at 10 to Il
ceats. Why is it so high 10 Rutland
The Congregational choir took vacation
on sunday. Co gregatioDal singing pre-
va led. The choir resume their place mex
Sunday.
Tn, Bolivars played game of base bal
Saturday with the West Rutland ub, be-
ing be .ten, we are informed, by a score o.
80 % II.
Rev. S. r. Asbury preached at Trinit.
church yesterday morning and even ng
Mr.. Barber, a fine bass from Bellows Falls
sang wi h the choir.
We learn a new paper will be started a
Brandon on the first of September, whicl
IL l., infan1oI m ,r,aka n vtuprnuo
spicy local ,urnal.
Only morning service was held at thu
Congregational church yesterday, on &C
count of the intense heat. The choir tool
vac .tion Tor the same reason.
The two Rutland young men who re
Gently made pedestrian tour through tn
White mountains to Lake Memphremago
returned Friday, well pleased with thei
trip.
Mrs. Joseph Goulding, mother of Cap,
]. H. G ,uding, died quite suddenly at h
residence on Main street on Sabbath mo 4
ing. Capt Goulding is still absent in tn
Adirondack.
The ST. Adams Messenger says: In cas-
the Howe scale works are moved to Rut
land, the people Of that place an,icipat
that the p puation of the town will be il
cre's ID 2 900 thereby.
Days come and go, the thermomete
rises and falls, but the industrious weevl
the wideawake chinch bug and the hero
army worm pursue their way unchecked
and the farmer, as he meditates thereon
wishes that churches and ministers had I
ab-u,d prejudices against profanity.
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