The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
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LOCAL MENTION.

Gold ITO.
A wedding to-day at the Congregational
church.
Stove artists have begun their campaign
with backing aud broom.
The Brandon cornet band furnish the
music for the firemen's parade on Saturday.
Hon. W. Fl. Ii. Bingham, the democratic
candidate for governor, was in town yes
teaday.
Mr.. James G. Dunn was more comfort
able last evening, with some hopeful
symptoms.
The rain of yesterday cooled the atmos-
phere to such an extent as to make one
think of approaching winter.
Railroad managers should remember that
stoves with fire in them add much to the
comfort of travellers at this season of the
year.
The fair of the Otter Creek valley asso-
citation begins to-day at East Wallingford.
Address on Friday by Prof. Edward J.
Hyde.
Persons expecting to attend the Baptist
convention at Chester, October 4th and 9th
will please forward their names at once to
q. P. Spencer, Chester depot.
A hne monument is soon to be erected
at the grave of the late w. Y. Ripley esq.,,
in Evergreen cemetery. 1t is said to be
among the finest specimens of work and
most substantial monuments ever made in
VWmont.
Mr.. Charles s. Forbes of st. Adams has
published in a neat pamphlet sketch of
the Rsnsom guards and their centennial
excursion. 1t is very well prepared and
will be valued by the members of tho corps
and their friends.
The complainants in the suit in the U.
s. court, of d. W. Prime and others,
against the Brandon manufacturing COM
psny, for the Infringement of the Strong
and Ross scale patents, began taking
testimony here yesterday before B. b.
SmAlley, esq.
The Brandon manufacturing company
are receiving large demands for the Howe
scale, and are now nearly thousand be-
hind their orders. Is it not matter of
importance that Rutland should secure the
location Of 30 large manufacturing inter
est? Let an earnest effort be made, each
one taking hold with willing hand to &C.
complish it.
A call 10 published for a public meeting
to be held this evening at the village ha |,
to consider the subject of encouragem+ mt
to the establishment of manufacturing in
terests in Rutland. This is question OF
great Importance and should receive the
thoughtful and earnest consideration of
our people. That Rutland is one of the
Best distributing points in New England
has long since been acknowledged, and ii
needs only encouragement to bring here
manufacturing establishments that will add
TO the population business and prosperity
Of the community. Let our citizens gather
tonight with determination to give the
pubiect full hearing and the consideration
II demands. Let all take hold with will
and do according to his ability to advance
the interests and upbuilding of the town,
and 1t will be easy work to increase the
business two-fold. Every property holder,
every business man, every mechanic and
laborer has direct personal interest in the
matter, and each one can help the work
onward. 1t is to be hoped our citizens will
come out and discuss the subject, and
shall the meeting result in definite plan
u encourage manufactures, let us all lay
aside divisions and croaking, and pull to-
gcthsr once for the true and substantial
prosperity OF Rutland.