The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-09
LOCAL MLNTION.

LOCAL MLETION.
Gold 1929.
Barnum will be here the first Of next
month.
Three million Of silver coin will be in
circulation in a few daye.
Oscar Phillips wac yesterday brought be-
fore the municipal court for assault; die
charged.
John N. Baxter LET, for Philadelphia on
Saturday evening. and lockwood Barrett
yesterday.
Overcoats were dotted and spring suits
generally doomed yesterday, to be shortly
followed by straw hats.
j. A. Gould has an announcement in
this mornings GLOBE which we know our
lady readers will be interested in.
Mrs. G. T. Loop has opened hair store
at No. 26 Center street. For further par
ticuars see reading notice in another col
umn.
The funeral Of Frederick Wells Gale will
be attended from residence Of his father,
John B. Gale, No 50 First street, Troy,
this afternoon at o'clock.
Gen. w. w. Wells, collector of the dis
trict OF Vermont, Judge Arnold of Lon
donderry, and Chas NJ. Bliss of Benning-
ton, were in town yesterday.
Governor Peck was at the St. Nicholas
hotel, New York, on Sunday, on his way
to Philadelphia to be present at the OPEN
ing of the centennial exposition on We'd
nesday.
Spaulding & Co. have a lot OF new nov
ek, among them, 'Curate in Charge Mrs.
Oliphant; Halves" James Payu; edith
Lynde," Mrs Holmes and "Comin' thro'
the Rye"
Tickets for the dedication soirce at BaX-
ter music hall tomorrow evening are for
sale at Morses and Higgins drug stores and
Spaulding & Co.'s bool, store Don't for
get the free carriage list at the Blrdwell
hosse.
Regular encampmeut Of Roberts Post
No. IA, department OF Vermont, grand
army Of the republic, will be held this
evening a. the Odd Fellows hall at 730
o'clock. a full ard prompt attendance is
requested.
Parties who are thinking Of purchasing
new carriage this season should not miss
of calling at Arthur Browns repository, in
Bardwell house block, and look over his
extensive stock and learn his prices, which
are as low as the lowest.
The village trustees made their annual
inspection trip yesterday afternoon, ac-
companed by H. N. Patch, street commits
sioner. They went through the village. ox-
mining all the stroote, and report them
in satisfactory condition.
Hon. Dorman B. Eaton of New York
city, Ga Vermonter) will present paper at
the conference Of the American social sci
ence association at Philadelphia on "The
utility and best method Of organized &C
ton for improving municipal government. i"
The liquor seized, Saturday, from Bird
get Battles, was yesterday condemned by
Justice II. W. Porter. The examination
of that taken from A. r. Fuller was post
poned. We understand that this is 10 be
made test case as to whether lager beer
will lntoxicate.
We are requested to give notice that g
meeting will be held at the village hall on
Wednesday evening next, at eight o'clock,
for consultation relative TO the celebration
of the Fourth of July in Rutland. The
citizens of the town are requested to at
tend, that full expression Of public senti-
ment upon the subject may be given.
Mrs. Julia NJ. De Veuve died recently al
the residence of her son, the ReY. Angus
tus P. De Veuye, at Paterson, New jersey
Mrs. De Veuve was daughter of James
Prentiss, former resident of Rutland
and a neice of the late Mrs. Gordon New
ell OF Pittsford. She resided in RUTLAND
for several years between 1880 and 1s4(
and will be remembered by the older fami
lies of the town.
MIR. George Blown, who was incarcer
ated in the Rutland county Jail on the l6tl
of February, for intoxication, was Yester
day released. He says he has several time
demanded of the authorities hearing tina
he might make disclosure, but could ge
no hearing until he procured the service
of q lawyer. He thinks three months in
generation, when demanding hearing
rather severe. Perhaps the authorize
have an explanation of the delay. Dir
Brown also suggests that the prisoner
should have three meals day instead 0
two, one at 0 a. M, and another at p. m
Also that more cots be furnished person
to sleep upon. This is Mr.. Browns vel
sion and his suggestions.