The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Hon. George H. Bigelow of Burlington
spent few homs in town on Saturday.
Col. Charles II. Joyce delivers the an
nual address at the Lamoille county fair.
Mr.. Edward Mills preached at the chap
ell, in North Clarendon, on Sunday after
noon.
Many of the cadets of the Rutland mill.
tary institute are still in camp at Lake Dun
. more.
Miss Eta V. Potter while visiting the
centennial recently lost a gold watch and
chain.
A Rutland editor lost an open-faced
gold watch, with a tape guard and gold
hook attached, on Friday.
Capt. John Conln, of the United States
army, has obtained leave of absence and
will soon visit his friends here.
Flnts, Johnson e Co. have opened a
store in connection with their marble
works at the Double road crossing.
Rev. c. Richardson of Maine, father of
Rev. ]. X, Richardson, preached at the
Baptist church on Sunday morning.
f. A. johnson, formerly of Rutland, has
been elected president of the Hayes and
Wheeler club of Gen's Falls, N. Y.
1t will be seen by an advertisement in
another column that the building occupied
by Bailey and Flynn, tailors, is to let
Complaint is made against some of our
officials that warrants are issued and served
ia the nighttime to crafty the spite of
compliments.
The second of series of articles on Cas-
Teton centennial relics will be found upon
the 1st page. These sketches are of ex-
ceeding interest.
The mercury only marked 6S yesterday
and the cool air gave one a chance for one
good long breath before dog-days, which
begin tomorrow.
Rev. Dr. Harris dictates for the last
time as rector Of Trinity church, on Sun
day next. Service in the new chapel will
be held mex, Sabbath afternoon for the first
time.
The Sutherland Falls marble company
are enlarging the channel through which
water is supplied to their mills and other
wise preparing to increase their water
power.
District No. 10 has at last a handsome,
oil md ba oh ldrpp
there needn't grow up IN the night of ig-
norance as they have for the last two or
three years.
Mr. John B Reynolds and family leave
California for home on the 10Th of August.
Mr. Reynolds has been quite successful in
introducing his patent drill Into use IN the
mining districts.
Official notice has been promulgated that
the last mail was discontinued on Satur-
day. For some inon,hs the New York dai-
lies have arrived here at 10 o'clock, noon,
Hereafter it is supposed they wa not ar.
rive until 80 p. m.
d. G. Moore, for many years principa
guest of Hon. Walter g. Dunton. He wa:
present at the Sabbath school of the Con
gregational church on Sunday, and made 6
very interesting address to the children.
The tenth annual excursion of tn,
French Canadian association of Troy, AL
bany and Cohoes, to Montreal, through
here, will begin to-day, and will continue
until August 81 The fare to Montreal and
return is s97j, about 80 less than las
year.
William Monte, fireman On the engin,
John Simonds, was severely injured a
Cutingsvillc on Friday while oiling Tho
valves. He caught his foot-board and wal
thrown off while the engine was running
at low rate of speed. The greater iniu
res were to his side and head.
T. r. Morse and Will. A. Harris star
for tramp, or more properly pedestrian
tour, to the White mountains to-day. Will
X. Sheldon and college friend of his per
formed the same trip a few days ago, an
have gone from there to Old Orchard
Name. And yet they talk of the "effem
macy" of the present generation of youn
men.
At the annual meeting of the Brando
manufacturing company held on Friday
N. r. Sprague, jr., was reelected pres
dent, but declined the position, when job
b. Page was elected president. Co
George A. Merrill was elected a director
fill vacancy in the board of directors
also general manager in place of Nj
Sprague. The board of directors are job
B. Page, George A. Merrill, Rutland, job
s. Shulzs, New York, w. w. Reynold
n. Il. Sprague, jr., Brandon.
Samuel E. Burnham, esq, the corr
spending secretary of the Hayes an
Wheeler club, has received letter frol
Gen. George W. Grandey, chairman of tn
republican state committee, giving assu
ances that the state committee will cooper
ate with the club in furnishing some of tn
best speakers that can be obtained to az
dress the mass meeting in connection wit
the district convention on the 81 of Az
gust, and it is expected that Gen. Bristo
will be secured for the occasion.
Intelligence has been received that NJ
Patrick Mularky, a Rutland boy and TO
merly a telegraph operator here, and +
many years holding responsible positic
in New York, died at Port Cabello, We
zuella, South America, on the Gath of Jun
where he had been sent to superintend h