The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
LOCAL MEHTIUE.

Gold 1924.
Dog poisoning is prevalent.
Hermits letter on the fist page
High school commencement Thursday,
June 90
Edward L. Temple leaves to-day for the
centennial.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Bourne are expected
home in few days,
The lager beer case has been again ad-
journed for one week.
The Colorado potato bug is lively and
playing mischief in the field.
Col W. G. Wesley returned from Gin
cinnatl at one o'clock this morning.
NJ. J. Francisco is recovering from his
injuries, though not yet able to leave his
bed.
Regular meeting of Central council, No.
6, sovereigns of Industry, this evening at
8 o'clock.
The maple borer has appeared and the
scientific are contemplating the curious in
sect under the microscope.
George Guard was brought before JUS
tice Porter yesterday for breach of the
peace, and fined So and costs.
Regular conclave of Killington CON-
mandery of Knights Templsr this evening,
at the asylum Masonic hall, at 7:30
o'clock.
The Bolivar baseball club has filled its
nine and organized. A game will probab-
ly be played soon with the Farmers of
Shrewsbury.
Col George A. Merrill is a delegate from
the Rutland conference to the general con-
vention of Congregational churches to be
held at Barton this week.
An aspirant for the honor of being the
champion mean man is a resident, who
borrowed dog TO go q hunting with, and
in four days absence did not feed the
animal.
Rev. J. d. Wickham, d. D., and Pref.
Judah Dana, principal of the Rutland high
school, are the examiners of the senior
class at MddlebuIy college, June 30 and
July lst.
The heavy rain yesterday morning did
not have much effect on the temperature
The afternoon was intensely hot, and wal
not relieved till the vigorous shower in the
evening.
Edward Conant, superintendent Of pub
lie education, and Judah Dana, examiner
of the first congressional district, attend
the examination of the state normal schoo
at Csstleton, on Thursday and Friday o.
this week
Miss Emily Humphrey, a well-knowr
Vermont teacher, who has been for the las
two years preceptress of the Middlebury
high school, closed her connection will
that school last week and leaves for Cali
fornia to pursue her profession. At tn
close of the AIddlebury school she wa
made the recipient OF q handsome testimo
NAL from her scholars.
Albert Delphy was yesterday brough
before Justice II. w. Porter for intoxica
ton. He was flned 50 and costs, and dis
closed four drinks on N. w. Whitlock an,
one on J. G. Mccall. Whitlock was fine,
$40 and costs for selling, aud $40 and cost
for keeping with intent to sell. McCai
was fined $40 and costs for keeping an
the same for selling,
Our good friend, Constable Geo. Willis
seems disturbed at the report in Tn
GLoBE representing him as presiding an
introducing Mr.. A. II. Danforth at the iu
prompiu gathering on Saturday evening
1t was intended only as pleasantly an
coupled Mr.. Willis name in connectio
without the least intention Of mlsreprt
senllng him or casting reflections on a
excellent and worthy man. Mr.. Willis ha
no part in the gathering further than thu
Mr.. Danforth's addressed his remarks t
him at the commencement before turnin
to the crowd. We regret that our intend
ed pleasantly should have caused M
Willis any uneasIness.