The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-05
LOCAL MENTION.

LOChL mENTION.
Gold l13.
Lyon vs. Emma mine on the fourtl
page.
Poultney, Mt. Holly and Whitehall on
first page.
1t looks as though there would be sa
weeks sleighiDg in April in some places.
The roar Of violent storm many miles
south east could be heard yesterday in Rut
land
Snow Ia SAID to have fallen a foot deer
in some parts of the southeastern part OF
the county.
The mother of Hon. Edward Seymour
of Vergennes, died on Sunday at the age
of nearly hundred years.
Gen. II. r. Baxter and Hon. Trenor w.
Park have been reelected directors in the
Panama railroad company.
Col. Albert Clarke, editor of the st. AL.
bans Messenger. was in town yesterday and
gave THE GLOBE office a call.
The term of three years of Rev. A. F.
Bailey as pastor of tho Congress street
church, Troy, expires this month
The Woman's foreign missionary society
connected with the Methodist church, will
meet at the chapel this afternoon at four
o'clock
The last of the high walls of the Bates
Il r1o,,
afternoon in the presence of large num-
Der of people.
Regular communication OF Rutland
Lodge, No. 70, f. & A. NJ, this Wednes-
day evening, at 7.30 O'Clock. Master
masons invited.
MIR. Wheeler, laborer for Mr.. Wallace
Clements, was yesterday arrested for into1-
ication and deposited in the Jail by Chief
of-Police Stearns.
More real estate sales have been made in
this county recently than for long time
previous. Farmers are selling at about 25
per cent. less than flush times.
Mr.. G. d. Milington's horse got away
from Abraham, ''spite" OF him, on Mer-
chants row, yesterday, and took leg bail
for the Jail, where he arrived, strange TO
say, doing but little damage.
The heavy snow on the road between
here and Bellows Falls detained the mixed
train due here at o. m. yesterday so that
the train due at $50 p. m. arrived here
first, but about 30 minutes late.
The veteran apothecary of Rutland, DR..
Z. G. Lewis, has reading notice in an
other column. 1t is unnecessary to state
to the readers of the GLOBE that Dr. Lewis
is not only the Oldest druggist in this sec-
ton but is careful and scientific pharma-
cutist..
1t will be seven weeks tonight since the
Bates house fire, yet brick picked up by
Chief of Police Stearns in the ruins late
last night was too hot to be held in the
naked hand. 1t was brought to THE GLOBE
editorial rooms as curiosity of lingering
combustion.
The Boston Post says: People who ad.
vertise are smarter than those VINO don't,
and better looking, too, in nine cases out
of ten." This is natural if not a logical
argument. Nevertheless, our advice to
every one is to advertise. 1t increases the
reputation of persons availlng themselves
of its advantages, makes hosts of friends,
and adds to the number of shrewk, sensible
people IN the world.
On the complaint of J. NJ. Haven, II. w.
Nye and f. N Merriam, Deputy Sheriff
G.. w. Crawford, at ten o'clock Tuesday
morning, proceeded to the Paige house
and seized, in room No 20, the following
Ono 20 gallon and two 10 gallon casks of
Bourbon whisky, one 90 gallon cask part
full of rum, one 10 gallon cask of sherry
wine, and 90 gallon cssk of inferior
liquor. Some one familiar with matters
in the house had given information enabl-
ing the officer to 60 directly to the room.
The liquors in the bar were spilled to pre-
vent seizure. Mr.. Crawford deposited the
liquor with the town agent, DR.. E. G.
Lewis.