The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-13
LOCAL MENTION.

0old 1921.
Thermometer at four O'Clock yesterday
stood at IS.
A daughter was yesterday born to ex-
Gov. John 3. Page
A full report of the Spiritualst conven-
ton held at Plymouth, last week, will be
found on the second page.
Luther Wilson of Sherburne, caught q
bear in trap, near the mountain turnpike,
in that town, on Saturday.
Our friends of the Free Press will do
well to bear in mind that the New York
Herald as net published in Rutland.
The closing exercises of the Rutland
high school will be held Fidav evening,
June 30th, at the Congregational chapel.
The Cincinnati convention has become
the absorbing theme on the street now,
even taking precedence of The lager beer
question.
On the outside to-day will he found the
address of Col. +. s. Stowcll, of Corn
wall, delivered on Decoration day of East
Middlebury.
Under the new Central Vermont ar
rangement you can go from Rutland via
Troy and the Hudson river boats to Phila-
delphia and return for Sl2
The annual renting of the society pews
of the Congregational church will take
place at the church Wednesday Qo-mor-
row. evening at 1880 o'clock.
Prices are going dowa, indeed. A good
double wagon was sold at auction on Mer-
chants row, yesterday afternoon, for $56,
and set of double harnesses for $1,000.
Gen. L. G. Kingsley and Henry Clark,
grand secretary, and other Rutland masons
are in attendance on the annual meeting of
the masonic grand bodie. at Burlington
this week.
Mr.. Cyril Carpenter, on Main street,
Mr.. George E. Graves and Mr.. J. II.
Goulding, on Washington street extension.
have recently repaired and reprinted their
residences.
The work of the Reform club is by no
means ended. A man was found dead
drunk on the track near E. ID. Keyes' store
Yesterday and dragged off in time to pre-
venthis being run over.
Regular encampment of Roberts Post
No. IA, department of Vermont, Grand
Army of the Republic, this evening at 8
o'clock. There will also be mastering of
recruits. Turn out, comrades.
The street commissioner has torn up and
prepared to relay the walk on the north
side Of Ceuter street, between the Paige
house and Powers grocery store. 1t is a
much needed improvement as the walk has
been in bad condition for long time.
John Dohan and Thomas Murphy, hay
ing imbibed little too freely, got into al
equally free hand to hand fight, on West
street, last evening, and were arrested by
Officers Searns, Grandey and Perkins,
assisted by e. NJ. Edgerton. Soon after
Mr.. Perkins arrested a man known as
"Yankee Sullivan" for drunkenness.
By notice in another column it will be
seen that Whitehall has a new hotel bearing
the name of the "Grand Union,' which is
under the proprietorship of f. Fish, well
known Vermont hotel keeper. With the
well known qualifications OF MT. Fish 10
cater to the public's wants, we opine that
the Grand Union will be popular resort
The ladies of the Temperance Unior
will hold festival at the Methodist chape
on Wednesday evening next. Strawber
ries ard ice-cream will be served at moder
ate prices. The proceeds are to be devoted
for the benefit of the Reform club. Cor
tributions of cake and flowers will be CRATE
fully received on Wednesday afternoon a
the chapel.
The drama seems in rather languishinl
condition in these parts. Harrison's dra
matte company wound up week of yer,
poor business, at Burlington, Saturda.
night, with an almost infniesmal house
and went to Tconderoga on the zach
Hebe, Sunday In Rutland the Murra
troupe Jared little better, and have gone
Whitehall, where they hope for bette
things.